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IlnltbbllgSbg'ster publishes the following »n
-dorritttirit Qoy.Wlsei withthese;
IlhjijLbo.iutoreßHag .it this period to refresh
onriari&orrjnrMuni-to the remarkable letter
riKffi BddrMfea ,to ; theDemoorecy :of
imkuiaiii fmriiws Canvses of 1858. iWhenitis
remihmtted that the opposition to Hr. Dofitlas (a
bamSjHWjSeoramdtlQp tatoe Looomptori Const!-.,
t* ton, the reader still nCedno anggestions on our
pirttttJbxw bKbirii comment*. limaat bekapt in
mlaa.-iaetihl* latter was written a sufficient tine
aftw «■ muoh-miiqudtedFrieport Speech fbr Gov.
Wlm ta hero road it and formed an opinion about it :
m 1 ’
T*'Bo*. 'Jtkn M<iorii Chatrman of-Ihe Demo
■ eratirStato Cammtttsooflilinoifr:
UripJi'SlruTl oannet express tha emotions of my
bceem. exeHed by jour appeal to mia for aid lit the
warihoontesrwhloh your noble Democracy ip wag-,
Abol^tJ^pistn^KYery
one, and in the
faoa of doubt and distrust attempted to bo thrown
npanyonr Demoeracyi and its gallant .loader, by'
the pretext of.pretenders .that you wore giving atdi
ana oommrtto the.areh enemy of. our oouatry—
ioolhted'by a tyrannical prosonptloawhlebwould,,
aUitaftOlwbly arid wick edlv.lop off ohe’oftoe most’
vteogoae lln;be of natiohal.Demoetaey. ti>e, : ;Umbsf
glorioes Illinois!. /if apeyou, In apite of this impa*.
tetikn,: firmly fronting the < (be, and battling to.
ralriritririboiwrvatiye nationally, against embH-|;
teradolUd ‘finplaCable sectionalism; eonstltntiopat
rights,, one rating propria mgore, and every way.
agxliut all unequal or unjust Federal or Territorial;
• er Us, '-yimtelft goyem" themselves
■galiMell forceor fraud:
Tbe right of the sovereign people to look at the
“ returt£;”ebd behind the “ returns” of all'tiirir
repwesßtativo bodies, agents, trustees; or servants:
xSO'iiStpoh'ilbillty of aUaoverhdnr, represent*,
tivea; brasiees,! agents,. rad servants; to their prin
cipals; the penplo, who. are “ the governed,”.aiid
the source of all political power:'• * ' -" ’ ; f/i
UtteiMippoeUionio^thedetesteble^d oetrine of tori 1
ihodeeaepteli^oS^Tol?ffl'verbment at
with submission to the sorereign people—a doetrine
itVhWtir slaved, arid'riatmedp'ily byimjWmlsts.
end despots.of fhe old worlj 1 - 1 "V-
Powers of anyeort -notexpreasly delegated to
any m«l;or; body of arise, ate ejtpressly “ resorted
totho’peflrta,:”";"’ 111 *' *
Ho absolute ordieteiorial authority in repreeen-
Uttvebodies,. The represents tire principle as
claiming aubmiaaionand, obedience to the . will of:
the constituents:,.. 5
The ebrereignty ofthb organised people supreme
above ell mere representstive bodies, oonreu lions,
or legislatures. to deride, rote upon, and' deter
mine what shall 1* their supreme law:,
Justfte;apd equality-between; States and thrir
oitisebs, and between voter* to riOet thrir : agents
and representatives, and' to ratify, or jejeot any’
propoeed gysteptof government: * ;
Bamaieston to the Constitution and laws of tho -
Federal-. Union, and striot observance of all the
rights of the Btates and their cltiavna, but resist
ance to.the dictation or bribes of Congress, or any
other power, to yield the InaUahablo right of self,
govriihmerit: ~
■ FretscUoo is the Territories, and erarywhare, to
all rights of persons and of property, In aooordanee
with the righte'of the Btates, and with the Consti
tution and laws of the Union:
Equity and uniformity In tha mode of admitting
new States iwWUSs-oewi, awwg a»-a—saw
and ratios to apply to all pllke:
The rejeotion of ell Compromises, conditions of
terms which wohld diSoriaUnate between forms of
republican .eonstltntions,. admitting, one, with,one,
number of population,. and reunitingitbrea times
that nnmber for 'another fonn equity republican:
THegreat law of eettlament of tha pnblte domain ■
of the Untted Btales, free, equal, and just, never
to be ‘‘temporised” or ‘‘looalised” by temporary
or' partial expedients, but to he adjusted by per-.
manent, uniform and universal rules of right and 1
justioa :. L V r '{_
Maintainlng tbeea and the like prinolplee, I deem
it to be the atm ot the straggle of the devoted De
mocracy in this signal contest. . And so nndcr
standing them, I glory in their declaration and de
feases. I would saoridee much and go far to up
hold your arms In this battle. I wodd most glad
ly visit year people, address them, sod Invoke
therp toytand fatihy the standard of their faith
. aril freedom,. and never to let go the truths for,
which they sontottd, for they are vital and cardi-i
nal, and essential, and can never he yielded with
out yielding liberty itself.
But, air, I am line a fled man, bound to my du
ties here; and, If my office wodd allow me tq leavo
it, I could nut depart’foom: the ' bedside of illness
in my family, whteh wodd probably recall me bo
fore I could ratehminois; and my own state of
health admonishes me,thst I ought not to under
take a campaign as arduous as that yon propose. ;
I know what the labors of the stump an, and am I
not. yet. done suffering bodily from my efforts for i
Democracy in 1855. For theaa reasons I cannot :
obey yottr ean : but, psnnlt me to add: Fight on!
. flghton ! dght owj—^never yield bnt In death and •
victory! And, oh/tharl was unbound, and oodd ;
do more than lopkvon, OMopblng with every,pulse
of your glorlpus etrUggler-wUhr lts every Waw end ’
lls hbpeSi aid ohifed By-iia :
donbts. you have my prayers, arid lam"
Yours, tittyQasnr A. Wiss.
A LaVrsß-rßojr jurysmsos pavis.
Tho following totter from Ooh Jrif. Davit was
written in reepobie to pne.addressed lohlm by 001.
W. B Sloan, of Viekshnrg, HiSs:,' inviting him
.to be prenut at the Breckinridge arid Due ra
tification meeting which came offon tha SUfinst.:
WispissTOlir, Idy S, 1380. .
It gives mo pleasure to acknowledge yours of tho
fid lost, informing me tb&t the Democrsts of
our oonniy Wen to assemble on : the 14th to ratify
the nominations of Breckinridge arid Dana and that
they particularly desired rite'to be present on that
occasion. My health does not permit me to rptnm
home at this season, arid to tho many- regrets con
nected with, that feet is to be added the inability to
unite with my Demoontie neighbors tri deelaring
oar eooeptariee of the tloket which is the fair ex
ponent Cf our political faith. Though we cannot
but iadent‘that'in.a general Demo- 1
erstie delegstca denied articlee of orir creed so
essentiad as.to produce division, it is, a matter of
eongyanUtion that our party had .enough of vl-:
- tality to bear amputation, and, adhering .to fundv.
mantel prlnelples, to give us good oaridmatee on ai
good platform. Believing the preservation of tho!
Sovarnment .in! ite. yjgof aridparity; to depend!
mainly on the Demoereey, I hoped earnestly fori
its. Unity and harmony :- but when it beoamej
manifest that the organisation and consequent:
power of the party eould : only be maintained by:
the surrender of constitutional datlee, I rejoiced;
that Mississippi was represented in the Oonven-j
tiun'by .tnea wlid ,' Were eqdal to tbe nobler part of;
vindloatiag her equality end honor, regard leu!
alike-egempty promises and emptier threats. To;
.admit.jhetOnr propertyls netentitled^toreesive;
from the General Government sooh protection as ip
sAride to the pronetty of other seetlons is to oon-i
sent tribe degraded below our fellows.' Bnoh s pro-i
poeltton needs no argument—to state It Is to pre-i
eent. jts condemnation.' Our party alone, of those}
mwxMektag ipopulaf !sripport, rteognlscs th«
eqne!s% cf Uia right of the Booth to the oommoni
floiget there to giroMritpl pro-f
teetion totue property ofcttlaensby nil the oonstU
tatlonal P°"*rtpf toe Federal arm. Oari a Bonth->
ew, men hesitm, a nder enohofrenmstanees as tc(
uir andßenalt*ueto'
trljßMph oftht N«4
igoaa*-*r«»» c la*.- Pemosuoyi
off#r wanaM of ays ff«ctioa*t# rtmem^
r fato^if;rity.;ftt«Ms jmd^^nri^^qhoS^
. erats.ef yr«rren, a»d brileveme to% ’*J ,
v
. Writes to a friend in - Oinrinnati that be cm, AO
,atdp^*airiamh^the^Breeklnridge interest, on
HMTOWifeaaaaa
- jjh.fi pnremtysMe,, to reqiteat M
Utkpt tomaii
'immMSSWßmitstiii
aubjSlt befcre leadiag polltlciana in jfour vlclnltv'
v Kini.—A recent nnni,
< %?! 9ont *H !
“ A fiaw dgyaago 1 pubiitoad In the
*■ HtWo aeritoFftom 7l
a S t dntl
1 xiuwiii, *t
ouuton it
•>tonoml
,«>*t will
>pl«j9,yi
* o, - «},*
li-SP^
. Th* Dusts Kw Qut* —The OtwleetonKer
curv (i4illio|4t(<otioa to the <heJMter -ol «»*-
Legislature of Booth Carolina, ur/riug the selection:
of a certain class of man. The* thing Tte* an ; n *'
terest, because It Is understood that the Dwonlon
• pame 1b to cbihmence In Boutb Carolina and Mis.
risglpp!, by the notion of tteserßtates, respectively
instructing their Benrosentativea not
to assemble in Congresr at Waamngton in case
Lineolnahquld he inanibratea. ~
* ■' A oonnsspoxpxHf; >of the Murfreesboro’
) Telegraph ssto ta looking over an etymo
'logical '4isttonafyi | was arrested by
Hhe namdof BteoK®* w k«V * somewhat fatabpßjust,
at this time. an(f be 'Rmnd; Saxon derivatives of
thlsmesnt« a b**®n hbnM.” This is very signi
ficant ferjhaof, a party
>which favors t>* dlmnion. of the States.;
i Th» OKio'Staii foiifßral hasitaken the trou
ble'to classiy and publMi a llst of «U the papers
in that Btrie. There are.2l6 papow on the list, of
whioh 12f«re for Lincoln,, 80 fof Uonglaa, 8 for
BreokWdge, and 2 for BsiL -There are eighteen
> coantie/ih whloh no Democratic' organ of either
(Wing u published, and counties in
whioJtno, Dongles' organ is.publlihed.,.
j jfo* New York Ttmes jßep.) says : « Dou
gus stock la rising in Mississippi. The Democrats
9TPontotoc oennty?b*ye Allowed»the example of
other parte of the State in declaring for Douglas,
and.eaiHng a State Convention to nominate an elec*
toral'ttekeV’ v *
i } TaKet* voR pbuoLAS.—Wo
Iflarni'froar, reliable, author! tjMhat Chief Juatioe
.thn Supreme Court of the United States,
- The August*/ (lift. Constitutionalist > states
; that there will soon be. issued from the press one
bji hired' thousand copies of Governor Johnson’s
' recent speechat Maoen and Atlanta.* ■‘i'*«
r :H. li.;H<)PKiHBy of Va., one of
.the electors oibthe*D4mobr«tie ticket in Virginia,
‘is out in a pard, denouncing the Seoessionlsts, and
‘d<ularing his‘intention to support Donglas. ,
I Men*Stp[citigl&ir club, ~9f t Detroit
hWeerected. house one hundred ftetlong
abdSiktv will apcdmmpdato, about
hunafed persons ata mass meeting.
. ; The non./ John Brown Is making
gpoecheefor-Dooglas, end. John Young Brown is an
qver'taatoVftft any Breckinridge speaker in Ken
tucky.)—Prentice. ,** m . 1 1 r '
j Tbb Union Springs (Ala.) Gazette has given
up Colonel Bell, for Breckinridge.
' Irish Ehiigrdtion to America,
j Key. Dir. ’GihU!,Ythe celebrated Irish Catholic,
,now travelling -ih- this country, writekthusinone
of his recent letters concerning Irish emigration to
AmericarVv!, ,r V\/,'' . ,-
/ .Washington, Jane 2,1860.
,; Some Irish-and American journals* have -'(no
' donbt c honeSt toytives^' been reporting, with
father raSjrpcommd’nt. that’t have been, tincoura
gso2 emigration from, Ireland to this oountry. It is,
not so. .1 havc never .encduraged such ’ a scheme.
1 have that when a man is exter
minated by'the oru el bigotry and tho infamons ad*
ministration of-Ireland, he can, beyond all doubt,
secure a happy home heroj provided he be single
and sober , and have a friend here to receive him.
A married .|aan has a bad chance hero; his first
embarrassments with a wife and ohildren are al-:
most insurmountable, and in the majority’ of instan
ces he sinks under them. How, for instance, can he
carry them hundreds of miles along railroads?
Where is the money? And if be leaves them be
hind in the ; how can he support them while
he is himself unsettled. /’They will starve, or go
to the poorhouso in separation and a broken heart.
'.Again, a young gentleman ( or an old gentleman,
> has no ohance here;. All the public offices are ob
| tained by Vote; and hence no one hut a known
pitUen -o&n obtain them. .This country is sood
only-for the laborer or the tradesman; and in
these oases it' is, perhaps, the most prosperous
Country ftL the whole world. - No, 1 have decidedly
Pever encouraged Irish emigration; but, as I hate
tho Irish poorhouse, and as I abhor military ser
vice in the English-army, I point out the advan
tages of this nation, In‘.order toproteot my poor,
persecuted countrymen from the insulting degra
dation of ,the Irish poor law, and to snatch them
t.om the thankless cruelty with whioh their life
and their death are-treated by the ungrateful laws
of ■ the perfidious British military authorities.
Would I not muoh, prefer to see them die in the
swamps of Florida, struggling for independence,
than to perish in fighting for ungratefal England?
Is not weir blood more honored when shed for
their wives and ohildren in the Valley of the
Mississippi than when spilled in India,or the Crl
bea, defending tho cause of a nation of relentless
b’gots, ipappe&sable persecutors? No, I' have
iiever encouraged an Irißh exodus; but I have en-
Ucavored to make the heartbroken happy against
/ho undying infliction of England’s misrule. Bri
tain, however, is very near a catastrophe whioh
will try her courage and her resources, and Bh&ke
hVr Constitution. A storm is gathering slowly and
fitoadily, which may soon burst ■ on her shores ; a
formidable host is almost on the march to the Eng
lish coast, to slacken a nation’s thirst in national
revenge; and the loud cries of Ireland during cen
turies of insult may at length he heard in a just
national retribution. Courts, and thrones, and
'uiers have'been latterly running riot in national
rxtrayaganoe; - and mankind may be at length
;«wakened fe reform these royal abases by rejecting
rampant monarchy; and raising the standard of
cheap self-government.
; I have heed mostkindly received and generously
'rsated by the bpadsof tho Administration in this
city; |p ( acknowledgmCnt of whioh X beg you will
join your respect and gratitude with mine.
• Your faithful countryman, D. W. Cahill.
A Biot in St. Louis.
) On the night of the 25th instant St. Louis was
startled by an -extraordinary, outburst of popular
/Indignation,'in the shapeof an attack on’thehouses
of the numerous prostitutes, who,, beoauee of tho
TTPttkno** i havfl Intel?
Tluuuiiae very boldand indecent. There appesHrefro
b*ve been but few perppns^engaged in the under
taking at first. . These' were 'probably well-mean
ing, but inditereet. They, perhaps, onlyoon
fcm pitted this demolition of two or three houses,
huf the roughs-who .juseipMed, presuming, that
they would be. tenderly dealt with,,no matter to
what excess they carried the'onslaught, gave free
Vont to their evil passions, and turned tee wholo
rffiir intp a disgraceful riot.
; The first assault .war upon Ritter’s danoe-hoosc.
With brick bats they stove doors'and windows, and
drove the inmates into ihe yard.' The few police
Iwho gathered were driven l off. With-yells and
'shouts they then repaired,to the house of the note
.rions Mery Hoppe.,, Beds up, feathers
scattered to the wipd, sbeots torn into strips, and
garments strung upon poteß to meet the jeers, gibes,
;aod laughter of the conspirators. Then followed
noted house after pnother, some of the inmates,
:*-vho had hoped to be overlooked, presenting them-
Solves in the Btreet, not exactly in ball-room cos
j-ume. In some places' wholo 1 rows of houses wero
speedily gutted.
\ Thera was some disposition shown to stone these
..rretohed creatures as they attempted to make
itheir way through the orowa, but this waß prompt
j'y eheoked, we are glad to say, by tho more hu
mane of the number. The beds, bedding, stands,
übles. ohaira, and indeed all the parlor, household
land kitchen furniture of the eleven tenements wore
jheapbd into Almond street*and fired, amidst the
f demoniac hurrahs of the desperate invaders. Ban
in ers werefiiadeof sheets and female olothtng, and
i*he mob went on, still gathering moro fierce deter
|cninatiou until they.oame to Fourth street, on the
t west side of which, one door below tho corner, they
-n'ormed another establishment, and left nothing
inside but the-bare 'walls and ceiling, removing
: fill the property into tho street, 1 and wholly block-
Q P All .travel by .the railroad oars and othor
> *Mcjes. The devilish hoots and screams that
{UstanJH^T 6 P Ol have been heard many squares
Tel;jliriok booses was atteoketl.
bn , il f*y*kßQWO as Madame Hooter’s,
..hfeh to nnoleos or the siege.
Some time was ocoopied
M this honse, but it was “* Xh.d tifh
'ho expenditure of no little forcer' M the
front door was broken’down, a score drns ro mon
ran in and immediately began
ever they could lay their h*nds on.
kindled in (rout, and bedsteads* chairs, Ac., tr« co
quickly converted into fuel. From a portiooat--
t iched to U}e second story, bureaux, oentre-tablcs,
parlor ornaments,, two splendid sofas, a fine piano,
forte, several-elegant paintings, .and other articles
of, luxury and pomp, were preoipitated, into tho
smashing them to bits. Wnlle'this proceed
ing was going on, a young man was seen dancing
on tie balcony, a-bonnet on his head, a skeleton
boop-vklrt around his body, and flourishing in his
I Uft hand, with saorilegious satisfaction,* a litho
graph representation of the Virgin Mary.
I Many of the police made great exertions, but
• oould avail little after the moo got started. Up to
{ two o’clock this morning, about sixty persona had
\ been arrested, ebarged with partloipating in tee
I shameful proceedings.
! The.city of. St. Louis will have a largo bill to
i pay for all this. ,j ;
Later About the Slave Trade.
[From, the Boston Traveller, July 29.]
By * reeentarriv&l from the 'cqast of Africa, we
foam that theta were Seven American vessels in
the Congo river June 4, trading, of course, but the
names 9I whio> ; put reported. English ohii.
sirs had been > alongside of them all, found that
(hey were not to bb boarded with impunity, and
prudently hauled, off, as several oflohrs had re
cently been* reprimanded by the Admirality for
going on board, of American vessels withonfc per
mission IneldenUlly, we have been informed thst
a regular fleet of vessels clear from different points
ofdhe'Dhited States at the same time, and that
distributed among them are stores and water to fit
out two or three of them for slavors. and that when
the >eoast is clear they all combine to aid the 1
selected vessel in receiving stows and slaves with
the greatest possible despatch. By these means
seven op-eight vessel* may be all engaged in the
trade, without having on board sufficient slave
toconvietany of them.
i’■-®»li witea,flight he termed the ** mutual aid
Jwtfe; We Understand that it works sneoess.
fully. It rarely happens that there is more than
one cruiser near ;* noted Slave mart, and if sho
Bfiould Budceei In fflakjpg * priie she generally
leaves theplaoe with irjand proceeds to St. Helena
or Blerra lieono. Aw.ro of her gbienofc, tho u mu.
taaloU” lloror. desp.toh as many of th.ir niim
®XM pottibl., and goaoratly run clear. Wo have
jvfrjjfj" informed that two or three swift steam
Ji„T! r N'oro fitting oat on tho o<s««t, from ports Ja
•“Sthat groat gains wore expects from
not ® D J V«*eb of the
atrade, we snppose they
la thi rt.*iP re oorreof > '•>“ »lavo trade,
f . th "Slhets, may bo stated as
aetire, with an inoraa«i«,4 e ,i, u „j,>i
; T®* Dqvqlas mbn of arc making
ehana them openly with boing f aT or of
*W#y’« Throatmed icherae of dissoUim, the
replies and says, it was S.iy !
that he need, when he spoke ~f
States-into a revolution’:
JJJ s!2w?i w* la ?[ tea nIU »«feem!noc*meat of
in* Breokitep before they are done with them.
. (N. J.) Gazette says: «A
»>»« »• Hon. Isaac Wildrlok, one
ot the most ptotslhent and demoted friends of
Donglas in Warren coopty* has declared that no
S3S® l fc. I, a I t? <, ™vc 1 1u ?w Jer,e 7 oan or will oast a
IwJt" elector. The delegates
toyotsf for Dooglae electors, end for none other.”
TaWeTVthuna’s Washington correspondent
»Ji: It may be mentioned that there is an or
rwgement, now. pn foot for, • grand qnasi-qoarrel
between Breckinridge and, the AdWnistriUbWl:
the same, or the semblance,.of ,the earn* ,fo tekn
‘“ib* poWiely exploited toward tU end of
this mtitth er of next; lie plan is
of JphniJltdeU’a poaosptlon, and arises from his
i tear., that-the Admlnlstratien weight may injure
Brecklnridge and tspe in some BGites where it is
.yhofd.d sHfer.no.ipsecfl, ;d j •
v POtll It
■Mt ooiMm
•efcMfi't Mi
lIPORriTIOSS.
Reported lor The pressri. ,
PORTO Wbite Wfnr, E«HnS-IM4
bastdoffee4o9JiWeeDaUettßros. ,
WASHINGTON. N C.~Bohr B Pannerlee. Gaakkill—
-530 bbli atoh 88 do tar 81 do spta tunientine Goohxan &
Kq—elino»Q | M test lumber flamlßolCcnfcOo. . s.n
; PHILADELPHIA Eoard Of trade.
GEO RGB WTr ATHAM, I
,T. FROTHINGHAM,. S UoHMITTXX ov TBX
ROBERT. 8. REED. ...
' LETTER BAGS ■ ■
■At tke M9rt£ann'>Bc6cfMmg«i Philadelphia.
Ship Westmhi'elaud.Deoan. Live-pool, soon
Bark Florida, Mondar...———. . Ctenfuegos, soon
Barkßt James, Cruse,.—Rip da Janeiro,soon
Brig 8 Thurston. Lampher— .Barbadoes, soon
Brig Ella Reed, Toxo- .. .at Jsro de Cuba.eoon
Brig< Ooeon Isle, Morrow. —Bt Thomne, JoW 80
BMff Princeton.'Wells ♦- w. *.. . .Rentedioa, soon
Bohr A M- Bartlett/ Bartlett .j‘. . .Cienteegos, soon
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
. FROM THE UNITED STATES.
•HIPS , LSA.YB ' ■ VOS »AYR
Connaught—...., .Boston. .Galway July 31
Afrioa- «....New Ang 1
Teutonia...—.NewYork..Hamburg 2
Jura.-.;-.—, Vork^.Liverpool-.-. ..-—Aug.S
o of Manchester New York.. Liverpool.— Atir’4
Bremen i. —* i, l .New Yorc.^Bremen.: .Aw 4
V. *i. New york:-Liverpool AUg 4
Canada— i *'.80ct0n.:Liverp00i........... Aug 8
Illinois:-.... L New s. Aug It
C,cf Washington 1 .. .Bostoa^Llverpool.'i—.....Augll
/rago.— —. ...New York. .Havre— .‘Auk J 8
Kangaroo-'.. —.New York.U Liverpool— —......Aug18
uropa—. UNew Yhrkr. Liverpool... ~.i. <.. Aug 22
P^rsia.L—; ...*1 Neir York.. Liverpool. Aug2J
' Adriatic....i-'—NeW York.‘.Havre. Aug *5
•, ; FROM EUROPE,
sHiri,l*av*-,', ron oat*
Illinois.-, ....-Southampton. .New. York— Ju y 38
— ..July 38
C of.W«shingtoii'.Liverpooi-new Y<»rk— Ju r 18
Sftxonia..... ,S6u»hampton t -New'3Co T k Ju y 18
Australasian.... .Liverpool-New York —Ju r*4
Piwifio ........Galway*. New —... .July 24
A rogo Bouthampton.".New York... July 25
Kangaroo Liverppol-New, York... ..—July 25
Canadian Liverpool. .Guepeo —..July 25
Europa— -1 .Liverpool-. Boston— v . July 28
Persia York Aug 7
iThe California Mail Steamers sail from New York on
tho Bth. 11th, and SOth of each month. ,
.The Havana Steamers leave New York on the 2d, 7th,
i*thi ITthi and 27th of each month. - -
KAItINK ISTELMOENCE.
08.7 OF PHILADELPHIA, July 31. tnco.
SUN RISES- iL~4 56-SUN SETS .7 4
H GH WATER™ :c —j .1 13
M * ARRIVED.
Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, from Rich
mond, via Norfolk. 27 hours* with' mdse and pasnengers,
to Thos Webster. Jr,
• BhipNorthampton-Ellweli. from Liverpool 7th mst.
with mdse ,to Peter Wright ABonsj wds towed up by
tpR J F Starr.
.;Ba:k White Wmg,.Eslmg, from Porto Cabel!ol7th
mat. with coffee and, hides 10 <>allelt Bros. Bark Tho*
Oallett. Dill.' was at Laguarra lStblcst'disobr. July 22.
tat23TO N,’loivft IO N, exchanged signals with tm Aroe
noan bark showlnr a sqoaro signal, half white and half
red; 28th, lat MNilim 7430 W, passed herm brig John
Price, steetine N by E.
I Hark Amy, Hammond, 6 days from Boston l * with mrieo
to < wells. Mellon A Co.
Brig Adeline (Hanov) Sohulken, 50 days fromßremon
with mdse to J T Platt & Bcliottler.
' Brig Orrous, Bake'. 2 days from Providonoe, in ballast
to Shober. Bunting k Co.
l Bohr Lillie wDrer, MoDuffie, 8 days from Portland,
with heading to JMCoolbroth. -• ■-
SohrMary E Parmerlee. Goskiu, - 3 days from Wash
ington, NCf, with lumber And naval stores to Cochran
& Russell.
Bohr Mercy Taylor. Nickerson, 6 days from Boston,
with mdse to Crowell A Collins. •
Bohr,Grace Girdler, Ciark. 6 days from Boston in bal-
Itißt to captain.
; Bohr Corne.ia, Noyes, 4 days from Norwioh, m ballast
to captain.
I Bohr J MoCloskey, Stebbins, 4 days from Providence,
in ballast to RR Corson Sc. Co.
; Bohr Martha, Baxter, 4 days from Provideaoe, in bal
last to R R Corson Sc Co.
Bohr Peuuonnock, Barnes, 3 days from Dorohester, in
ballast to captain.
■ Bohjr John and Thomas, Hilliard, 1 day from Smyrna,
Del, with oats to Jas Barrett Sc Son.
;Sohr 8 N.Smith, Braitb. from Marblehead.
Bohr Chas Moore. Tngersoll. Pawtucket.
. Bohr Jacob and William. Matthews. Newburyport.
Bohr Grace Caroline. Barrel!, from Nantucket.
Bohr Isabella Thompson, Corson, from Boston.
.Bohr Mary Elizabeth, Reed, from Boston.
! Bohr 8 A Taylor, Dukes, from Boston.
>enr 8 W Wainright, Corson, from Boston.
Steamer, BeverljNPisrce. 24 hours from New York,
ivith mdse, &o, to W M Baird Sc Co.
. CLEARED.
Keystone Btote, Marshman, Charleston, A
Steamship Kennebec, Johnson, New Yoik.via Cape
Mny.'J Alloerdice.
Bohr R G Whilddn, Neil. Balem, Galloway Sc Morris.
Bohr Jas MoCloskey, Btebblns, Fall River, R R Corton
& Co.
Sohr Martha. Baxter, Boston, do.
Bohr Peuuonnook, Barnes, Dorohester, C A Heoksher
Sc Co,
, Bohr Jacob Sc William, Matthews, Portsmouth, do.
Bohr Geo Fates, Jefferson. Providence, Frenoh Sc Co,
t Bohr Eugene, Parker, Boston. L Audenreid A Co.
Pchrfi ATarior, Dukes, Roxbury, do,
ShhrßWTull, Townsend* Boston, NSturtovantA
Co.
Pchr Barah N Smith, Smith, Newburyport, L Rother
mel Sc Co.
Bohr Mary Elizabeth, Reed, Baulsbnry, Vanduson,
Norton Sc Co.
Bohr Isabel Thompson, Corson, Boston, do.
Sohr J w Wainwnght, Corson, Boston, Davis Sc
Pearson.
Sohr Charles Moore, Ingersoll, Washington, Hays Sc
Godshall.
Sohr Graoe Caroline, Barrett, Nantucket, Nevin,
Sawyer Sc Co.
(Csrrespondepea of The Press. >
HAVRE DE GRACE, July 20. 1860.
The Wyoming left with 10 boats, laden and consigned
3J, follows :
' Commerce and Robert 8 Reed, wheat and bit ooal to
Thornton Barnes; Teresa, oorn and blooms to Hum
phreys. Hoffman Sc Wright; Col J L Arno d and H H
Free, b : teoal to Mamok&Son; J H Fulmer, lumber
to Henry Croaker; Sallr Johnson, do to Baml Bolton Sc
Co; Francis and J C Fedderhoof. do to Norcrow *
Sheets; Gov A G Curtin and 8 H Trump, do to M Trump
& Sons; A Collins, J Edgar Thompson, h Dewart.York,
Dauphin. Rebsoca Ann, United Btates, and Frontier,
mat to Delaware City; Youi g Amenoan, lumber to
Noroross Sc Sheets.
MKMOKAWD*.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, hence at New York
20th inst.
Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor, was adv at Liverpool 14th
inst for Baltimore 37th.
, Bmp Waverly. Reed, was at Hong Kong 22d May to
aait about June 1 for Whampoa to load for New York.
Bhtp Peruvian, Roberts, from Callao, arrived up at
Bilims, /or Pmiadelpbia/was
chartered at Havana 25th inst, at ISrs per box, capaoity
33PQ bxs.
Brig G L Baokman, Leighton, hence arrived at Trini
dad 12th inst.
Brig union State, Foxwell, oieared at Baltimore 28th
inst for Rio de Janeiro.
Brig Keoka; Treat, hence at Cardenas 2Sd Inst.
Bark David Lapsley, Bishop, hence at Cienfuegos2lst
instant.
Brig Twee VnendenJ Dutch) Meyer, henoe at Havana
28d inst.
Brig Lydia Francis. Campbell,' for this port, sailed
from Cieufuegos 30th inst.
Sohr Gso Byron, Hardy, sailed from Ctenfuegos 20th
mat for this port.
Sohr Fanny, Wicks, at GenoaMh inst, to dear same
day for this port.
Sohrs Hurahard, Torrsy, and Lilly safled from New
HavenlOthlnstfor Philadelphia.
■ Sohr W O Mershon, Cole, from New York, arrived at
Havana 22q inst.
StrCC Alger, Fenton, sailed from Alexandria 26th
icst for Philadelphia ~
JOB PRINTING.
|IHE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
“THE PRESS”
io prepared to exeoute neatly, oheaply and expeditiously
■VBRT DXSCBirriON or
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS,
PAPER BOOKS,
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
POSTERS,
SANDHILLS,
'fitting for AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
MECHANICS, BANKS,
' ' and insurance
Wb.AU orders left at the PuMip*. 0
rus, No. 417 CHESTNUT STREET.-5&|S # 0
a. a a. 'Vroniptlj
ttended to.
BREAD.
pURE AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY.
CAN BX OBTAINED AT THB VOLZ.OWINC
PLACES:
MECHANICAL HAKERY. B.W. oomorof Broad and
„ .. , „„ Vino streets.
C. IV .tr.ot, beiow
U. MoNBIL.— —■ S. K. oorner Sixth and
JATHO & SON",— North Fifth street.
JOHN G. MOXKY No. 1223 Vine street. .
T. P. SMITH.. ™— .--No. 115 North Fifth street,
8. SOOY - — oorna * - Fifth and
W. W. MATHEWS.. ■— - .~~8. iL corner Eleventh and
Locust streets.
I>, KNIGHT.-—~ Broad street, below Wal
not.
GEORGS GARVIN ——-—No. 1419 Lombard street,
D, COURTNEY.— N. W. corner Sixteenth
WM COURTNEY —No. M 6 Vouth^TwelftJi
street.
8. R. WANAMAKER..—.-~F ede r a 1 street, above
Sixth.
S. LENTZ * .Corner South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND. —B. W.oornerSixteenthan
* Ogden streets.
DAVID SADDLER.*—,.... No. SSQ North Eleventh
_ _ street.
J. WEIGHTMAN Thirteenth street, below
Thompson street.
S. 8, TOMKINS, No. 1M North Front
street.
II 8R00K5.... ■B. W. oorner of Seventh
and Fine streets.
F. MORRIS. .N. W. comer Tenth an
_ Shippen streets.
E. B.TURNER.— ... No. 1216 Sonth Front
street/
SHUSTER————S. W. comer Broad and
' _ Parrish streets.
THOB. T. BLEST— —.Corner Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue.
B. B. DOWN—— ——— N. E. comer Ninth and
Federal streets.
J. MoINTYRE— —Twenty-ieoond street,ab.
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON.—ConierofFifth and Chris-
MKS. E. RAMBLER——No. ?751 Coates street
D, F. A T. W, WOLF—ffSJGirard avenue.
WM. McCRACKEN _2»2 Hamilton street.
R.R*BEAZLY>~* .N. W. oorner of Twelfth
__ and Melon street.
JULIUS KLEIN S. W. oor, of Thirteenth
and Parrish street.
**.NIPPEB~- -• »*-—-*Ns K. oorner of Fourth
unit « -r,, . „ and Green street.
MRS* F.ELLIOTT. W. oorner Tenth end
J. L. HIbKS .—„ OamdVn.'wf # J.', store I«
0. H. RAINIER,—,— —~We*t Philadelphia, Mth st.
N. L. YARNELL. Lo’ai®F.n r nS: <lroad ’
JOHN BARNDT...— .Tremont and Pine Grove
GEO. B. TOWNSEND. West Chester, Penns .
M. MoOLEKS .Atl&ntio City, N. J,
D. HORTON.Florences N. J,
8. F. EBERLEIN • Columbia, Pa.
Jel-tf v
SJLATE ROOFING.—JOHNf v <VYELOH,
HLATBR, is prepared to put on any' amount of
roofing at low rates. * All work warranted to gives*-
& a ('ttmfewP>S* r ”, l?»(to THIRD Street and GKR
Roadwiu be promptly atteadfflto, .
TH^)a| > pESDAY, JULY 81, 1860.
rSt'FIOE FAIRiIOUNT AND AROH-ST.
FIFTY CENTS perkhare ($1.60),0ut of the earning* of
the Company, payable .to the stockholders on,and after
TUESDAY, August 7, next, at the Offloe of the Com-
Pl The Transfer Backs will be closed until August 7,
next.. UySO-tauTf JOHN B. LANGE, Treasurer.
Office passenger
M RAILWAY COMPANY , IBJM
. y Faibmount. July 28,1800.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The board of Directorsihays
this dayieolarSd * semi-annual dividendof TWO DOL-
Transfer Ikok® wIW obacd next.
Jy3o-tau7 Seoretory.
IVOTIOE TO BUILDERS.—The Board of
X'v Commissioners underan sot of Assembly entitled
«An aot providing for the eraotion of Pablio Buildmus
in the City of Philadelphia.* approved April 2, 1860,
hereby invito plans and eotimates of oost lor the build
ings proposed to bo ereoted. These buildings are .de
signed lor the aoobminodation oft he’courts of justioe.
and tneit appropriate offices, and the several office* of
reoord of the county, and also for the aoooromod&tion
of the several departmeota and ofiipers of the muDiol
p»lgovermnflnt,or the oily of Philadelphia.
•They are to neplaoed on rdnn Square •, the buildings
for the oourts. £0.,0n the northwestern section, and
those for the municipal government on the northeastern
section ofeaidßquare. „ t , _
A statement, in detail, of the extent of acoornmnda
tiou required for the respeotive departments snd offices
to be located in these buildings has been printed, and
persons designing to prepare Plans are hereby referred
for oopies to any of tno Board of Commissioners.
Ground plans, seotion*. elevations, and perspective
views of eaon building will, be requisite, accompanied
with clear and fall explanations. . , ,
The estimates are to be aooompanied by ooinploti
specifications, and with explanations of the whole so
simple.’minute, and toil that ihey may bo readily com
prehended by persons not specially instructed in archi
tecture.
The said plans, estimates,‘and. specifications to bo
directed to the President of the Board, and furnished
before therfirst day of September, A. D. 1883.
(Each person submitting a plan must indicate the ma
terials to be employed in constructing the buildings un
der his plans. ... , 4 _
i No compensation will be awarded or paid by tho Com
missioners for the plans to be submitted, os hereby m
! vited. until the means of carrying, the said act of Assem
i bly into effect shall be provided, in aocordanoo with its
terms. ALEXANDER HENRY, President.
. JAMES R. LUDLOW. Secretary.
Philadelphia, July 11, 1860.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY.-Phila-
DBtPiiiAi July 11. IB6o.—The ratesof FreirbtandToli*
on Coal transported by this company "will be as follows,
from’July IP. until further notice:
To Biohmond
Philadelphia—..—
l!\olinod Plane.-... ~—
Nicotown —■
Germantown R. R.—
Falls of Sohujlkiil,—
Manayunk
Egbert’s..
Uonahohooken.-.~
Swede Furnace—.
1 Ram bo’s. _
Norrist’n or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy... —
Valley Forge.— .
Fhffiwxville . —.
Royer’s Ford.—
Ar/unmeo ~~
Lfmenok..
Potts town
DouglataviHe—■
Monooaoy .
Birdsboro.—.....
Exeter.
Reading .......
Tuokerton-. .......
Leeaport - —.
Mohreville....
Hamburg.
Orwigab’g and Anbum.
By order of the Board of Managers.
jjlS-lm W. H. McILHENNEY, Seo’y,
PLANTERS’ BANK OF TENNESSEE.
. „ , Nashville, June SO, 1860.
This Bank has this day declared a dividend of thrty
neven dollars and three-quarters per share out ot tno
sunilas or undivided p r outs of the fiankiPayablo to tne
Philadelphia Stockholders at the WKSTEKN BANK,
as follows, viz : Ten per cent, and fractional parts o '
one share in CABH on and after me 16th July next, ant
the.balanoe either in cash or new Stock at par. at the
option of the Bank, on or after September 17, 1860.
. By order of the Board.
j»«*lra D. WEAVER, Cashier.
Yb. palmer, the advertising
• AGENT,. FIFTH and CHESTNUT, elves his
views of the pnnoiple and best mode of Advertising,
daily, between 10 and 4 o’olook, Address
myil-8m V. B. PALMER.
EJ. BAYLIS THOMAS,
• _ , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
429 r WA Lr?UT Street m No * ** Aroh street to No.
Particular attention given to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Title, and other
Instruments of Writing, The management of Executor
ships. Administratorship!, and Trusts, superintended;
ana the best securities procured for the permanent in
vestments of Money. Satisfactory reference gives
when required. ap3P-6m*
Henry e. keene,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Has REMOVED hi* offlee from No. 690 Walnut streel
to No, South THIRD Streep ' mh«-6'n*
Horace see,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY.
„ . No.lUSoutn SIXTH Street,
_ , (Nearly opposite the .County Court house,)
Prepares Specifications, Drawings, &0., and transacts
all other business oonneoted with the obtaininc of Let
tars Patent. apZS 4m*
J WAGNER JERMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
OJEoe, No. 116 South SIXTH Street,
.
■ PiniiAOELPHIA, i
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different point! in
the United States,is enabled to prosecute ana cotleot
olaims of every description.
Particular attention jriven to the examination and re
covery of the claims ofLegatees and Devisees, and the
exanpnation of LandTities-aod securing the interests
of heirs and all persons interested in the tamo, in all
parts of the Union.
„ Has tho Statutes of all the States and is Commissioner
for raoatpf them. •
Depositions carefully takes under Commissions,
apH-ffm
SFUGUET & SONS,
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 216 Bonth FRONT Street,
Xeocive regularly a fall asiortment of desirable CJ
GARS, whjofi they offer at low rates, for e&xh cr apS
orsult, Vlft It
J)YSPEFSIA REMEDY,
TAir M<d(cin« has been usel by tht public /or six years
tcith increasing favor , Ti is recommended to Cure
Dyspepsia* Ncrcousntsi, Heart-Bum, Colic
Pains* Wind in the Stemach, or Pains in the
Botoels* Headache , Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaints , Low Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, Intemperance,
It Stikulatxs, Exhilarates, Invigorates, but
will hot Intoxicate or Stupefy.
Asa Medicine it is quick and effectual, curing the
mostaggravatedcases ofDjspepsia, Kidney Complaints,
and all other derangement* of the Btomooh and Bowels
tna speedy manner.
, It will instantly revive the most melancholy and
drooping spirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
sickly to health, strength,, and vigor.
Persons who, from the injudicious use of liquors, have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
ourse.to humanity, the PslikiuhTrsusns, will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigo
rating effioacy of hr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit.
_ <v WHAT IT WILL DO.
Doss.—One wine glass full as often os necessary.
One dose will remove ail Bad Spirits.
One dose will oure Heart-burn,
Three doses will oure Indigestion.
Onedose will give you a Good Appetite. j
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia. !
One dose veill romovethe distressing and disagreeable i
effeots of wind or Flatulence, and as soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will be removed.
Ope dcse will remove the most distressing pains of
Colic, either in the stomach or bowels.
A few doses spll remove all obstructions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously affiiotad with any Kidney
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two. and a two b01t,,.. ,
Parsons who, from dißsipatiqg too much over night,
and feel the evil effeots 01 poisonous liquors; ip violent*
headaohes.aiokness at etomaoh, weakness, giddiness,
&o„ will find one dose jfill r tmove all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions should lake
the Invicoiatingßpint three times a day; it will make
them strong, healthy, and hapiy, remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
pregnanoy it will be found an invaluable medt
i AlmrtP niov 3 disagreeable sensations at the stomach,
has nut nntB£l etor Mks ijß a trial #( and to uiduo* this, ho
eo , oenta,quarQffjti GOßATlßa PI * IT in pint buttles at
General Depot; *&^ <rER Streat ■ New Yor k.
& SONS,
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN
PALLET’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT
HAS universally supplanted all other
Ointments and healing applications in both the
Eastern and Western. Hemispheres, wherever intro
duced; andita*fltr«fM»e«imt is the true secret of its
suooess m atl cutantout •Jsciians, whether the o&use
be eseiaent or dtitast,
BUPNti St g 3CALDB
CIRCULARS,
bill heads.
LABELS.
COMPANIES.
ieT-thstnlr
are inntsntlr. reliaved off* thsir uninuh. rain and
inflammation, by a timely S application of flue m-1 -
vtltovß Kiahr, and the 3 fie«h ig renewed ae ir by a
Children are frequent Cfsaßerers from external in
uries, especially from Z* Fluid and Camrhent Ex
i».omo*«—therefore every g mother should have tin*
healing preparation eon- 3 stantly on hand, It heal*
vdokly 2 remove® the TETTER or
XX) TaAVELLEItS a BY SKA AND LAND.
The Machinist, tue Trv 3 veUer»and evory other in
dividual whose jot m life g throws him within the
ohanoe or acoldent from 2 explosion, *rs» or collt
ri«*,should bear in pind j that this Magio Extractor
ib hie beet and only friend. « h is both portable and
olieap, and ebonld ever be ea hie companion, ns a Iriand
n nead, , There are thou- K, sSids of livint witnesses
to testify to its marvellous £ vlytne, who owo their
•OEOd Jlmbs and musples 3 to its savins eflieaoy.
The following.ere a few jof the Uadintdisiaiu for
ijuratp Erysipelas,. Bores of aU kind®,
Bruises, Fistula, Shot Wounds,
Boils. „ Frost Bite*! gorofula,
S Broken Breast, Fever Bores* Sourvy,
ites ofßeptilo*, Felons, ” Scalds,
anoer, . Gfanilul&r . Dls-Bourf,
uraoked Lips, eases. „ Staid Head,
Chapped Hand®, merounal Sore*, Sprains,
Chilblains, l>ins generally, Small Fox,
Cramp, Pimple®, Tumors,
Contracted Cord®, Pile®, Tetter,
Chafea, , t Poison, ulocra,
Dueases of the Rheumatism, Venereal Sores,
Skin, Rashes, Ac.
Sold at the principal Depot®, 24 Broadway, New York,
sal Jland.lM Chartrea.street, New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT A CO., General Agent. It can also be ob-
Morchanu
T. W.%ywTT A SONS,
, . . 218 North SECOND Street,
fair Wholesale Arenta for Pennsylvania,
®T. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY.
_ NEW YORK,
When completed. six years ego, the BT. NICHOLAS
was universally prononnoed the most magnificent. con
venient. and thoroughly organized establishment of ti.e
kind on this continent, what it was then itreraalns to
day—without a rival m else, in samptaousness, and in
the general elements of comfort ana enjoyipent. The
Hotel has aqoommodations for one thousand guests, in
grading one hundred complete suites of apartments fox
families. Bus hundred persons oan be comfortably seated
at the tables of its three vubuo dining rooms, and □<*
thing that modern art has devised for theoonvemence anu
sooial gratification of the travelling pnbiio has been
omitted in its plan, orunegleotedin itspraotioaldetails,
The early reputation of the house at home and abroad,
derived from its magnitude, its superb appointments,
and its home like oomforts and luxuries, has been en
hanced every year by the,unwearied exertions of the
* mlrim*' TREADWELL. WHITCOMB, A Co.
DAWSON ; A NICHOLSON.
JT ■, fipoXßiKbins,
NOB. Sl9 ANDpai MINOR STREE3.
Betwsen slicsia.
jTAjiiß* fawbon; faro, hichomon.
, .. ?TOTM?»S. . , ,
$1.83
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.43
lAS
143
1.28
148
144
1.42
IJS7
IAJ
147
144
143
14»
BUSINESS CARDS*
MEDICINAL.
Dr. DARIUS HAM’S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT,
HOTELS.
RAILROAD LINKS,
NJEW TRI-WEEKLY
AND FR FIGHT
IOU I'ETO NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH, Va ,via
he Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore, and
Delaware Railroads, thence by the new steamer Phila
delphia to Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va,
On and alter July 9th, .passenger® from Philadel
phia 1 will take the B.W a. Si, tram at the. depot,
corner Broad street and Washington, avenue, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; arriving at Bed
ford at 1.30 P. M„ and at Norfolk early the 'next
morning. 'The steamer PhiiaaelphiawiU leave Norfolk
on the evenings of Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
aonneotihe with the train at Seaford, which arrives at
Philadelphia at IP, M. .
first-class passengers, inoinding meals on the
Seoond-olass passengei®, including meals on the boat,
$409.
Freight taken as low as by any other route.
For further particulars, see small hand-bills at the
hotels, and other public places, or inquire of
-OOTjmr & av,
__ H. F, KENNEY, Master o? Transportation,
Jyr 2m • , P,W..«8,R.K.c50.
IgwrM—l BOSTON, CONCORD
AND MONTREAL, AND
WHITS MOUNTAiNS'N. H. RAILROADS.
1.660, '■ . Summer Arranoembnt. 1660*
The shortest and most direot route to Lake Winnipo
saukeo. North Conway, Franconia, and White Moun
tains, from New York, Boston, Salem; Newburyport,
Portsmonih, Ad. No change of oars or baggage between
Boston and Littleton, Trains leave Boston from the
depour of the Boston and Lowell and Boston and Maine
Rat]ronds,at7.3o a. M., for Centre Harbor, Plymouth,
Wells River. Littleton. N. H.v St. Johnsbory, Barton,
Jtanstesd, Ac., oonneotineat Centre Harbor with stages
or North Conway and White Mountains, and at Fly
month and Littleton for Franooxna and White Moun
tains, arriving at the Plume, Profile, White Mountain,
and Crawford Houses early same afternoon.
Passengers leaving Boston at-7.30 A. M., reaoh Little
ton at 3.90 P. M., and Profi'e House, FrapooniaNotoh,
by stage, atASO P. M-. or White Mountain and Craw
ford Houses, at the White Mountains, at 7.50 P. M
Leave Boston at 7 SO A. M. and 12 M-, oonueoting a ;
Lawrence with trains from Salem and Newbun port; at
Concordwith trains from Portsmouth for Plymouth,
Centre Harbor, and Wolfboro’} connecting at Weir's
with the steamer Lady of the Lake* Captain Walker,
arriving at .Centre Harbor earlier than by any otnor
Sr Downward trAins. for New /ork, Worcester,
n, Salem, Newburyport, Portsmouth, Ao., leave
ton at 10.15 A. M., or on arrival of stages from
Franooma and White Mountains, Leave Welts River
at 10 20 A. hi., or on arrival nf train from Barton and Bt.
Johnsbury. .Leave'Plymouthat 7.90 A. M, and HOP.
M„ or on arrival of stages from Franconia Mountains.
Leave h eir’s at 2 P. M„ or on arrival of steamer Lady
nf tho Lake, arriving at Boston, Worcester, Balem,
Newburyport, Portsmouth, early samo aftornoon, and
Now York via Norwioh lino of steamers, Connecticut
and C. Vanderbilt, ats next morning.
jylO-ltn J.A, DODGE, Superintendent,
fSgy—c—p-VKST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and, after Monday July 18ih 1880, the passenger
trains will leave PHILADELPHIA, from the Station,
corner of Market ami Lehman or Thirty-first streets,
West Philadelphia, at 7.30 and 30.30 A. M., and 3.39,
4.45, and &SSP.M.
Leave WEBT CHESTER, from the Dopot, on Eos
Marketstroot, at 6.10 .8, and 1030 A. M., and 3.46 ant
5.15 P. M. •
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot, northoaat oorner
of Eighteenth and Market streets, at 8 A. M. and 3
Leave West Chester, at 7.30 A. M., and 5 P. M.
. The last passenger railway oar will leave Front and
Market streets 30 minutes, and Eighth and Market
streets 25 minutes, before tho starting time from tho de
pot. and will carry a nag to denote it.
The Baggage Car will leavo Eighteenth and Market
stroeU one hour before the departure of the train from
the West Philadelphia depot.
'Trains.leaving at 7.30A.M. aod 4.45P.M., and on
Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 1.39 P. M.. oonneot at
Pennelton with trains for all points on. tho Philadelphia
nnd Baltimore Central Ruilroad.
Oiftoe and waiting room, southeast corner of Eighth
nnd Market streets, whefe' passengers, purchasing
tickets for West Chester, will be furnished with a ticket
over the passenger railway.
Jl3-tf GenSal N SiperintSSfent.
3149
1.40
1.40
1.40
1.10
140
1.16
1.10
1.06
1.02
PHILADELPHIA'AND
fIMHmSKI ’BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROBDI—SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.—On and
after MONDAY, Jiily 9th, 1860, the trama will run as
follows: Leave the passenger depot of the West Cheste
and Philadelphia Railroad’ Co., corner Market am
Thirty-first streets, West Philacelphia, daily (Sundays
exoepted)at7Jo A.M,and4.45 P, MU .
On Wednesdays and Saturdays an extra train at 230
t, M.
LeavaWest Grove at 6JO ond BJOA. M„ and 4JO P^M.
The 7JO A. M. Train from Philadelphia connects di
rect with a daily line of Stages viaNewLondon and
Oxford, Returning leaves Oxford at 6.50, A. M„ con
necting witlLtheSJQ A. M. train from West Grove.
■ Tho boauSfcil scenery and well-known he&lthtulness
of Delaware and Chester countioa offer superior in
ducements to those looking for summer boarding.
Freights for this hnereoetved at No. 1819 Market Bt.
A. B. BURTON,
Philadelphia, Juno 28,1860, taulfl Superintendent.
REmcmmb NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA jiArLROAD.
iFor ' SeTHLEHEM, DOYLEBTOWN, EASTON.
EOKLPV. WHITE
w fessffi"' kO
- Imvo
jadelphis,DAlliY• (Sundays excepted,) a® follows:
• At 6JO A. M. (Exptess),-for‘Bethlehem. Allentown?
Mauoh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkesbarre, Williamsport,
M.f Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, &o.
This train reaches Easton at 6JO P. Mm and makes
connection with New Jersey Central for New
; At SP. M, for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh Chunk,
Ao,
. At 9A* M, and 4P. P. for Doylestown.
■ At 10 JO A. M. ana 6JOP. M. for Fort Washington.
i The ABO A. M. Express Train, mokes dose connection
With the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkesbarre*
to al , ® ;
, Leave Bethlehem at 6JS A. M., 9 JO A, M. and BJ3 P.
M,
, Leave' Doylestown at 7JO A. M and 4.16 P. M.
' Leave Fort Washington at 6J6 A. M. and 8.10 P. M.
, . ON B UNDAYS:
■ Philadelphia for Bethlehem at BA. M.
! Philadelphia, for Doylestown, atSP.M.
, DoTlestawnJor Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M.
' Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem..#! 50> Fare to Mauoh Chunk,#2 60
Fare to Easton A 90]Fare to Doylestown.. 080
„ Through Tiokets most beproouredat theTioket Of
fices at WILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in order
’to sooure tho above rates of fare,
AUpassenger Train® (exoept Pnnday Trains) oonneot
at Berks street with Fifth and street® and Seoond
'and Third-etreet Passenger Railroads, 20 minute® after
leaving Willow street
1 iyS ■ ELLIS CLARK, Agent
StVMHE PHILADELPHIA AND
' N*OJ
On and after APRIL 2d, IB6o* Commutation Tiokets,
with twenty-six coupons, will.be issued, good for the
holder &iUmQy«emMr of his family, on any passenger
Tram, and at anytuw. - They willbe aoldby the
TreMurer, at theoffioe of the company, No, 227 South
■ FOURTH Street, at a redaction of twenty-five per cent,
from the yegular fares. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer in the Country will find this a very desirable
route, the Schuylkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
the most beautiful mid healthy in the State, and acces
sible by four trains from and to Philadelphia daily,
_ mi S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
, Philadelphia, Maroh 26th, 1860. mh27-tf
fg —a—n SUMMER ARRANGE
mknt.
WILMINGTON, AND BALTI
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY. July 9, law.
PASSENGER TRAINB LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
Forßaltimoreata.ll A, M>, 32 noon,(Kkprev,Tana
at 8,16 A, M., 31 noon, 1.16,6.00,7.00 and
For Wilmlsgton at 8.16 A. N„ 12 noon, 1.15, 6.00,
7.CQ, and 11.10 P. M.
For New Castle at 8.15 A. M., and 5.00 P. M.
For Middletown at B.U A. M.. and 8 JOP. M*
For Dover at 8.15 A. M.. and 6.00 P. M.
For Harrington at B.lo A. M.. and 5 P. M,
For Milford at 8.16 A* M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 6.00 P. M.
For Farmington at 8.15 A, M. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 5.00 P. M.
i*or Seaford at 8.18 A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Friday® at B JO P. M.
For Salisbury at 8.15 A. M.
Train at &1S A. M wilt oonneot at Seaford on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with steamboat
to Norfolk. ,
. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at BJO A, M„ (Express,) 10.16 A, M,,
and SJB P. M. , ,
LeaveWilmincton at A 60,8.30, and 11.80 A. M„ 1.45,
4 JO, and ASS P. M.
Leave Sadisbury at IJO P, M,
f eaveSenfonl, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at 7.20 A. M„ ana 2 60 P. n
, Leave Farralngton, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 8.00 A, M., and 4.16 P. M.
Milford, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at 7JO A. M., and 4JO P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. M„ andASO P. M.
Leave Dover at 9.09 A. M., and 6J6 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10J5 A. M. and 6.40 P. M-
Leave New Castle at8.00,10J6 A. M„ and 7.35 P. M.
at7.4o, 9.10 A. M*,UJ4,6J2,5J0, and
M J67M«e&te Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware
Rauioad at 19.16 A. M„ and 6.25 P. M. N
’, TRAINS FOK BALTIMORE N
JL.ato Chester »t 8.« A. M., U.S and 11.49 P. M.
Wilmlntton at 9.2 J A. M„ 12. U P. M., and U.!O
FREIGHT TRAIN. With PASSENGER CAR attsohad,
. will run as follows:
Leave Philadelphia for J’erryrillo and intermediate
places at 8 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
plaoesat 6JO P.M.
Leave Havre*de-Grooe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at &00 A. M,
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoo and intermedi
ate plaoesat 4 JO P.M.
T SUNDAYS
Only at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
Only at 5.29 P, M., from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
jy7 8. M. FELTON. President.
1860. lih 1860.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRKNTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES,
From Walnut-street wharf,
Will leave as follow»-vix:
At 6 AM, via Camden and Amboy, C. A A.Aooom
modation.—— #2 23
At 6 AM. via Camden and JerseyCity(N.J.)Ao
-oommodstjon... 2 26
via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Steamboat, via Taoonr and”jersey
~n£d AmbSrAooom™- ’°°
A n?e?. M ’ brand XI K?- * ”
A cftf, “
At« PM, via Camden and Jeraer Oitr, iivonini
Mail.,.-—. ->• <yi
At II.P M, via Camden and Jersey City, Southern >
At s PM.via Camden’and’AraboV,' Aooornraoda- **
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)—fst Class Ticket. 225
2d '* * 4 ’ 1 60
Tk«flPMMajlLino nine dailr. ThellPM,South
era Mail, Saturdays exoepted.
For Belvidere, Eaetom Lambertville, Flemington,
*p-*atfl A M and 4 P M, from Walnut-street wharf, and
7.10 AM from Kensington.
For Water Gap, Btroudsburg, Boranton. Wilkesb&rre,
Montrose, Great Bend, Ao., at 5 A. M. from Walnut
street wharf, and 7.10 A. M. from Kensington, via Dola*
wore. Laokawanna and Western R. R.
For Mount Holly, at 6 and 9 A. M., 9 and 4X P« M.
ForFroehold, at 6 A. M.,and 2 P. M.
» WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, Ao., at and 4 P. M. from
Walnut street Wharf, 7.10 A. M. and 5*4 P. M. from
Kensington.
ForPalmmJßiveTton, Dolanoo, Beverly, Burling
ton, Florence,Bordentown, io.,at 13K, l,and4>4 P. M,
Steamboat Jos Belknap for Bordentown and Interme
rdiate Plaoes, at SH P. M.
Sieamboat Trenton for Tacony. at 11 A. M. and
Tacony, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 P. 51.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen
ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything a*
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to be paid (or extra. The Company limit
their responsibilitylor baggage to Ono Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bojona #lOO, ex
oept by speoialoontraot. ,
apl« WM. H. GATZMER, Agent.
1S —M— ELMIRA ROUTE.—
«K«S*eaßl PHILADELPHIA AND Elr
WTRARAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua. Catawlssa, Ru
pert, Wilkesbarre, Soranton. Danville, Milton, Wil
liamsport, Troy, Ralston, Canton, Elminv, Buffalo,
Niagara Fall*, Rooheater, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo.
West* 0 ’ Milwaukee, and all points North and
Passenger trains will leave the new Depot of the Pht-
Railroad, oomer BROAD and
OALLOWHILTi Streets, t Passenger entranoo on Cal*
loifmU street,) daily (Sundays exoepted), for above
points, as follows:
Th Wf«d:"rr:::.:v.i:SS^:S!:
. *ft© 8.00 A, M. trainoonnectaatilupert.forWilkes
hajre, Pittson, Soranton, and all stations on the
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMBBURG RAILROAD.
Ape above trains make direot connections at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie* Canandaigua
and Niagara Falls, and Buffalo. New York and Erie, and
New York Central Railroads, from all points North and
West, ana the Canadas. _
■Baggage oheektu to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bndu,and point*.
Tickets ean be irooured at the Philadelphia and El*
sRailroa5 RailroadUir %’»Tiokst Office, northwest corner of
IXTH and ChTi. r H UTB I ree U, and at the Passenger
C»ilo*hiU itre I .dally (Sand... .xoepted), lor oil
pqioU wilt, i North, sii Si,
FrrtjiiUi mu. be deliver,! before SP. M. to insure
their golMthi isme der.
RAILROAD LINES
WEST CHESTER
and MARKET, at 7.30 A.M., 1230 P. M.» and 4 P. M.
On Bunday, leave Philadelphia at 6 A. M„ and West
Chester at 4 P. M. jytttf
TUB PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD,
SCO MILES DOUBLE TRACK,
1860. rnmmmm 1860.
THE CAPACITY OFTKIS KOAfTIS NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN.PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direot at Philadelphia with Through Trains
rom Boston, New York, and alt points East, and in the
Jmoa Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
torn all points in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing faolhties for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Past Lines ran throagh to Pittsburg,
withontchangeof C&rsor Conductors. All through Pas
senger Trains provided with Loughridge’s Tatent
Rake—speed under perteot control of tne engineer,
thus addmgmuoh to tne safetr of travellers.
Smoking'CartareattaohedtocaohTrain; WoodralTs
to Express aqd FastTraijn*. The
EXPRESS RUNR DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines. Bun
ays excepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7 SO A, M.
Fast Line •• “ 1130 A. M.
Express Train leaves “ 1035 P.M.
„ WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Columbm* Aooom < I ? o^iUou^^^°^ mb ' & » IP, M,
Parkeeburg “ 5.40 P*. M,
West Chester *• 12 50 P. M.
West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, West
Chester Agoommodation,_and Colombia Trams.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport; Elmira, JBnfTo
o, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 7.15 A. M. and 3 P. M. go direotly through.S
Tiokets VTefctwarduiar be obtained at the ofitoonofthe
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore; and lickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Oilices in the Weatpalaoon board any of the
rpgnlor Line of Steamers on iho Mixsiasjppi or Ohio
rivers.
- V3T Fare always as low, and time m amok, as by any
other Route.
. For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast .corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connection# of the
Pennsylvania Railroad toChioaso.make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
.. The connection of tracks* Railroad Endge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drajago or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantages readily
appreciated by Shipppero of Freight, and the Travel
ling Public. ,
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this Company, oaa rely with confi
dence on itsspeedy transit,
, THERATEB OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvaiiv Railroad are at alt
times as favorable as are sharped bv other Uailroad
Companus,
SRr Be particular to mark paokasos “ via Penna. Rail
road.
* or Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
>o, or address either of the foiiowisgAg eats of the Com*
3Any:
„ « U* A, STEWART, Pittsburg;
n.S. FiCroe A to., Zanesville, (/.; J, J. Johnston, Ripley,
O.t R. MoNeely, MeysviUe, Ky.; Ormsby A .Cropper,
Portsmouth, O.j Padapok, A Co,, Jeflersonville. Indi
ana* H. W. Brown A Co., Cmomnati, O.; Athern A
nibbert, Cincinnati. O.; R, C. Meldrum, Madison, Ind.i
Jos, E. Moore, Louisville. Ky.; P. G. O’Riley A Co.,
Evansville, Ind.j N. W. Graham A Co., Cairo, HI.: R,
F. Sacs. Shalcr A Glass. St Louis, Mo.: John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Penn.; Harris & Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarke A-Lq„ Chicago, 111.; W. 11. H.‘ Koonts, Alton,
1i1.1.0r to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
in tho West.-
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Philadelphia.
MaGRAW A KOONS. 80 North street, Baltimore.
LLELH A CO., l Astor House, or 18. William ct., fI.Y.
I»KECH A CO,, Na. 77, State street, Boston.
11. H. HOdiTON, Gen.l Freight Agent, PfaUa.
L. L. HOUFT, Gan’l Ticket Agent, Phils.
. _ E. LEWIS, Oen’lSup't Altoona, Pa,
laMy
faswrrrn—n Philadelphia
fiffWfflEHi AND READING RAIL
ROAD.-? ABBENGBR TRAINS for FOTTSVILLE,
Reading and harrisburo. ’
' MORNING LINE, DAILY, (Sundays excepted.)
, Leare New Depot, corner of BROAD ana CALLOW
LADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on IhurteenUiamlQn CallowhiU streets.) at 8.00 A. M.«
connecting at Harrisburg with the PENNsyuvanijJ
RAILROAD, l F. M. train runninr to Pittsburg ; lira
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 P. M. tram running to
Ohamhorsburg. Carlisle. &n.t and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IP. M. train, running to Son*
uury,!&o.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave Now Depot, oorner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHlLADELPHlA.(Pasaengerentranoea
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill street*,) for POTTS-
YlJAiEjHld HARRISBURG. atoAO P. M.. DAILY, for
C.,-,, at 5 P. M,, DAILY, (Sundays ex
hepioa.)
DISTANCES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
From Fpilaaxuiiia Miles,
ToPhcmxville^....—BB!
, Reading. ,63
‘Lebanon 85
Harrisburg...— —.-111,
D&uphin..__ ..,-.134
Millersburg— 1431
Trevorton Junction.,ls3 l
Sunbury.-._ 253.
Northumberland—.l7l
Lewisburg ~ . _„.,.,178 ]
Milton-—. .183
Monoy.— .—...137
Williamsport ..ana
Jersey 8h0re....823
LooK Haven.— .835,
Ehmra~-..’.7J'JH11.’237i Railroad.
The 8.00.A.M,, and the 3.80 P. M. train connect daily
making oloae connections with lines to Niagara Falls.
Canada, the West, and Southwest.
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and
CALLOWHILL Streets.
MO-tf w. a. MolLHEt.NEY.Bear.taru.
Philadelphia and Reading
and Lebanon VallerJl.R.
PHILADELPHIA, GER
HHepftsBKWB MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOWNRAILROAD—SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.—
On and after MONDAY, Mat 14,1860,
' FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, a, 9, 10,11, and 11 A. M.,
1,J.8K, 4. 5, «, 6X. 7, 8. 9,10*. anti li* P. M.
Lejv. UermMtoyri.,7, 7«,8, a*,.,, 10,11,UA. M.,
1,9*8»4,6,8,63*»7, 8»9, lOtJJ I, M, ,
* „ 6n •SUNDAYS,
9.oa mis. A.M., 1,3,3,7X,and
fi<w min. A.M., 1.10 win., 4,8 X,
n HILL RAILROAD.
Philadelphia 0, 8,10,31A.M., 1,4,0, 6X, 8,9,
and 103* P, M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.10, 7.40. 3.40, 9.4011.40 A. M„
1.40, M 0,0.10,8.40, and I.W J», Mr^
. «... ON SUNDAYS,
NeavoPhiladelphia9.oo A. M., 9,0, and 7 % P.M.
Leave Chestnut KiU 7JO A. M„ 11 JO, 0.10, and 9.10
num.P. M.
.FOR CONBHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
V.V J «w“ta. v A. M..
Leave Norri.toWE (, 7, B.CS, », u A. 3L. IK, 4*.
e ana 17% p» al
. ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M. and 3 and 0 P. JR.
Leave Norristown 7& A. M., 1 and 0 P. M.
M J , FOIFbtANAYUNK.
,iffE 7 &T£ M A - M - m “*•
. , , on SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia I A. M., S, 5, and , P M.
Lears Manarunk 7KA. M., IK. «K. and»* P, M.
' “i,^%K«yAjlt.63i nora lS a EeHntendent,
«U-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
NOTICE.—CHESTJEE
HENGIiR TRAINS TObwIIHOHIWK ANIFtjfc
TERMEDIATE IBTATIONB.—On and afterSth May,
18OT, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Raseenger Depot of thePhila
uan2 Rajlro&a Company, comer of
BROAD and OALLOWHILL Streets,Tptwsenger en
trancesion Caltowhiil.
a MJBNH<G TRAIN forDowningtowa, leaves at 8.00
B TRAIN fsr DowninjrUwr, lsavrs at
DAILY (Sundays executed.)
&?« fiEW* ©f the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company.
W, H. MciLHENNEY, Secretary.
WEST CHESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS via
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Leave Depot,corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets, daily (exoept
SjjodaT) at 7.1 S A. M., 11.80 P. M., and 4 P. M. Leave
West Chaster at f. 45 A, M.. 1045 A. M.. aod 1.10 p. M.
SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
_ . from n*w you to Liviirooi.
Chief Cabin Passage —§lBB
Seoond Cabin Passage—— ——— « 71
„ FROM BOSTON TO UVUFOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage..-..—..... .—sllo
_ Second Cabin Passage .... -. 69
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Jndkins, CANADA, Capt. Lahg,
ARABIA, Cant. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA, Capt, E. G. Lott, NIAGARA .Capt. Anderson
AP RICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROI’A, Capt. J. Leitoh,
BUOTIA, (now building.)
These vessels oorry a clear white light at masthead*,
green on starboard bow» red on port bow.
NIAGARA. Millar, leaves Boston. Wednesday, June 17, -
ASIA, Lott, ** N. YorkjJWednewJay. July 4.
EURO PA. Leitoh, “ Boston, Wednesday, July 11.
PERSIA, Judkins, N. York, Wednesday, July la.
ARABIA, Stone. Boston. Wednesday, July 89.
AFRICA, Shannon, ** N York, Wednesday, Aug. 1.
CANADA, Lang, 44 Boston, Wednesday, Aug 8.
N York, Wednesday, Aug. IS.
EUROPA, Leitoh, ** Boston, Wednesday, Aug. S 3.
PERSIA, Judkins, ** N York, Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Berths not seoured until paid tor.
An experienced Surgeon on board. *
Ihe owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bulliqn, Spools, Jewelry, Preoiooa Stones,
or Motals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or
passage apply to E. CUNARD,
myJ 4 Bowline Green, New York.
FOR THE SOUTH.—CHARLES-
SoUKTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS,
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average of fifhin per oent. be
low New York Bteamship rates.
FOR CHARLESTON. 8. C.
The U. B. Mall Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap
tainChas, V. Marshman, will sail on Tuesday, August
7, at 10 o’clock A. M.
Through m 4a to oo hours—only 40 hours at Sea
FOR SAVANNAH.GA.
The U. S. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain John J. Garvin, will-sail on Tuoeday, July
31. atlu A. ftl.
Through m 58 to 80 hours—only 48 hours at Sea.
days phangcd from every Saturday to ere ry
five days. Goods received, and Dills of Ladiog signed
every day, > ■,
The splendid firat-oJapndc-whe*} Steamships KEY
STONE* state and STATE OF GEORGIAnow run na
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 con
nect with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, 8to„
for all places in tnc South and Southwest,
v,., ~ INSURANCE.
•hfiSlSrd an 4 Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
will bo found to be lower by these ships
Jato. bT ,toUa l'Xem.br. th» -rernlnm boinx one-hall t£s
Railroad
Fiare by this routo Ifi to 40 per oent. oheaper than bv
tholnland Route, aa will be roan by the following e?i,£
dule. through tiokets from ih i laua I phis., ri a
ton and Savannah fitsanmhips, INCLUDING atHAijf G u
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery i
To Charleston-,00 _„S33 bo
Savannah,—ls oo Bavannah—Ji go
Auguita— —— 30 00 Augueta —_ —woo
Maoon—... 2100 Mao on aa 75
Atlanta M oo aim
Columbus 23 00 Columbus—.,— mO9
Albany—24 00 Albany.— yy 3
Montgomery —. *5 00 Montgomery., $3OO
— 35 00 Mobile -« w
re^i.° T]^ a —' 8978 New Orleans S S
“* n »d »lt»» the .hip lu Miled.
v.tal?tosSVl n r . P rt"“f,orT !j ° n b °» rd ' at “ Boo3d
- ALEX, HERON, Jr.,
» . Southwest comer FOURTHand CHESTNUT,
Agents ln Charleston. T, 8. & T. G. BUDD.
~ .Savannah, HUNTER * GAM WELL,
“ . rom Charleston, steamer Carolina evory
from Savannah, steamers St, Mary’s and
Bt. John s everr Tuesday and Saturday.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
IS? agpggsaaq J he ADAMS EXPRESS
S3tSSfg3™!B CO.,Office 320 CHESTNUT Street
MerohandKe, Bank Note,,
e , l « ther by JJ* own.Lmea or inoonneotion
with other .Express Companies, to all tho prinoipal
town# and oities of the United States. p oip^
„ E. 8. BANDFORD,
General Superintendent,,
HAItmvAHE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
, v7 WO S IJ call th« attention of the Oene
-3iis?£i.w.sr<!lTSl4sJoSur exteneive Stook of Jilß-
rS* 11 ’ ’’ blt ’' J ** Bftr “ *“^l
W. G. LEWIS £ Son. !
111 COMMERCE Street. ;
A-J . a and Commission Merohasii. .
And Aststa ferTeraic* and Deimsu* Hardware, !
PRIV Jr-WELLS Cleaned at a lowpncl
. ‘tofibWntha oonUati, Address WM, TlNflOa
reswUettAOßioe, 1918 Nona Baocnd street, hi |
?ÜBNISSS, BRINLEY & 00.,
~±— • Mo. 4,9 MARKET STREET.
1 §22 TT , J * i AUCTIONEER, No. 431
tio Cn ' to,n H0J “ 1
"OHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
830 MARKET Street, md ,21 MINOR
FIRST LARGE SHOES POR
«,00“ CASES.
. On Thursday Monnnc,
August 2a, at 10 o’olook precisely, will be w*m hr
catalogue, on 4 months oredit. 2.000 case* men f s, Viri
and youths' oalf, kip, grain, and thick boots, cairrlto
buff, wax, and rus et brngans, calf and buff gaitcrY
Oxford ties and walking shoes, women 3 ** misses, and
c itldren’s oalf, kip, goat, morocco, and kid boots and
shoes, ladies’ gaiters, and kid slippers. Also,a full as
sortment of city made women’s, misses’, and children**
, goat and morocco h< ots. Also, 2XOO lbs. oak Role Lea
ther. SO doz. Calf Skins, and an invoice of Lioicgs.
The above sale wilt prove attractive to Southern and
Western buyers. As the sale comprises invoioes of
fresh goods direot from first clas« xnanufactuiers, the
early attention of buyers is invited.
*7* open for examination, with catalogues,
ear)/ on the morning of sale.
WILLIAMS, BOYLE, & CO., AUO2
” ▼ TIONBERS A COMMISSION MBRORANTB,
No. 6Jiorth MAIN St, BT. LOUIS, Mo., {formerly
with Messy*. Myers, Claghora, A Co.. Philada,> offer
their aerrioes to the merchants, manufactures'*, and
others of Philadelphia, for the sale of dry goods, car
pets, boots, shoes, hardware, jewelry, &0., Ao.
K* Cash adv&Boes made on reoeipt of goods,
SSr Settlements made three days after sale.
XXPRRXNCXS.
Messrs. Myers, Claghofn, A Co., Philadelphia,
'* Stuart A Brother, Philadelphia.
** Van Wyck, Townsend. A Warrens, New York,
31 L. AB. Curtis A Co., New York.
Wood, Christy, A Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
*• Crow. MeCrearv. A Co.. •* mbJ6~th»tuly
j§AßiNir. & duy.
NSURANCE AGENTS, No. 484 WALNUT Stroot,
nsure against low or damage by Fire, on Cotton and
Yooilen Mills, and other Manufactories. Buildings,
merchandise, Furniture, and other, property, on favo
rable terms, in the following well-known companies:
PIKBNIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
~ Cash Capital and Surplus 9662.328 91.
metropolitan firkins.co.,ofnewyork,
PROVIDENCE W%HIS?BTON n W ’
ARCTIC FIRE iNBURAIfcE I Ca, S oFNEtf , YmiK;
HOPE FIRE 1 NyUSAl^cll'oO^ OF 0 !^!?
CITY FIRE INSU < R?N^4! t G<)*! I OR SI?W*HA%?!;
GERMANIA FlßE*f^S. ! 'BoI l 3BS' ll^^“yoßK?* 11 ’
. > Cash Capital and Surplus 9216 399 07.
UVMBOLDT FiKK /NS. CO., OF NSW YORK.
_ Cash Capital and Surplus 9236,968 61.
Applications in person or dt note will receive prompt
attention. SAuINE A DUY, Agents,
Je4 3m No.WALNUT Street.
RNTERPBISEr ‘
tNRIJKANOE COMPANY
OF PJULADEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.;
mm pixy's building. s. w, corn as
JKOtfftZW AND WAIfNVT STREETS,
K. ItATCHPORD Staxx, Mordscai L, Dawson,
William MoKkr, Gxo. H. Stuart.
Naluko Fhasirb, Jons H. Bbow.v,
Joes M, Atwood, B. A.Fahkbstock,
Bsttr. T. Txxoick, Andrbw D. Cash,
Hkn&t Wharton, J. L. Ekxinsbb.
F. BATCHFORD STARR, President.
CHARLES W, COXK, Secretary. fel*
ANTHRACITE insurance compa
oJi NV.-AuUiofizod Cftpital 3400,000-CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
.OflßoeNo.SU WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
ihisCompany-will moure against los* or damage by
F”j B , on Buildings, Furaitnre, and Merchandise gene
_A.i*q, Marine Insurance* on Veaeels, Cargoes, and
Freight*. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
OIRECTQRB..
Jacob Esher*
D, Lather.
L. Audenried,
Davis PearsoQt
Peter Sieger,
Joseph Maxfield,
Dr. (Jeorte N. Eckert*
John R. filakuton,
Wm. F. Dean,
J. E. Baum.
JACOB EBKER, President.
«» „ WM. F.DEAW. Vioo President.
W. M. SMITH* Secretary. apJ-tnthstf
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1619—CHARTER PERPET -
No, SlO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capita) Btook and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Beoarities, continue to
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, -Merchandise,
Vessels in Port and their oargoes.and other Persona!
Property, Ail losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
Northern Central
Railroad,
_ _ PIRICIOSB.
Thos. R. Maris, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell,
Bamuef C. Morton, Edmund G. DuUlh,
Patrick Brady, Chas, w. Poultney,
Israel Morris.
Banbury and Ene R. R,
TIIOMAB R, MARIS, President,
ALBERT C. L. ORAWFQRD. Secretary. feM-t?
o UAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGB, 498 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS ®369,748.70.—1n5ures against Loss or Damage by
Fire, and the Penis of the Sea, Inland Navigation and
Transportation.*
GEORGE H. HART, President.
K. P. ROSS, Vice President.
H. H. COGGSHALL, Beo’y and Treasurer,
B. H. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
George 11. ilait,
A, C. Cattell,
IS. W, Bailey,
H. R, Coegsnali,
Hon. U. M. Fuller.
f IFE INSURANCE ANI> TRUST COM
•B-JPANy.-THE PKNN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, Northeast corner of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Assets, #«7,fiol Cl.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of (life—grant*
annuities and endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Estate, and makes ail oontraot* depending on the
•ontingenoies of Life.
They aot as Executors, Administrators, >wriguess
Daniel L. Miller,
Benjamin Coates,
Riohard 8, Nswbold#
william P. Hacker,
WilliamJJ, Kern,
Samuel CTHney.
Charles Hallo well,
Henry C. Townsetd*
Rodolphus Kent,
William H. Can,
P. V f Union,
William Robertson,
Warner M, Resin,
P. 8. Miohl
DANIEL
. . BAML. £
Jews W. Hositon. Bear*!
TPLAWARE. MUTUAL BAFETX IN
-«L/ SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE 09
PENNS YL VANIA* 1S». _
OFFICE 8. E. CORNER THIRD AND WIUIVf
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
OH VESSELS, j
FREIGHT (R* all parts of Us Wsrld,
# INLAND INSURANCES
Ob Heeds, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Load Harriott
to all parts of tne union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generaJy.
•a Stores, DwellliyrHcutes, &e.
aJmets OF THE COMPANY.
November!, iMt.
par. M*rkit Taint
8133,060, Philadelphia City d O' cent. Loan..„B 113,060 00
•100,000, Pennsylvania State 6IF otLoan—... 03,146 00
831,000 Pennsylvania State 6 IF ot. Lean.. >l,OOO 00
BXO,OOO, U. 8. Treasury fK IF cent. Note* and
_ interest due . ............... 21, >61 64
8004)00 U, S. Treasury 6 IF ot, Notes and inter
est dne—i J 0,611 00
819,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia . 30,000 00
#lO,OOO. Pennsylvania Railroad Id Mortgage
•IF oent. Bonds 63,500 00
810,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
me BIF cent. Bonds—l —— UADI 00
814,000 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company 7 IF ot* coupon bonds...,. 11J00 00
•11 MO, 100 shares stock Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
guarantied by the oity of Phfla
_ deiphla 11 MO 00
VIMOtHO shares Pennsylvania Railroad
81,000, Pennsylvania Rail- 1
road Company—,.— WOO
f 1.830, shares Philadelphia loe Boat and Steam
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Cozn
eny, Ooean 8 team Navigation
mpeny, Philadelphia ana Ha
vre de Graoe Steam Tew Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exsbanse
«enpanr . —— —4JIO M
Mortgages, and Real Estate, Cl-*** 3,7 * 3 **
fiee Building....—- —e.3«M
Bills receivable for Insurances made...-. Ijjjps 69
Balance due at Acenoies—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, interest, and other debts due
. the Company-- —. ISAM »
flonp wid Wok of sundry Insurance Compa
nies.. .. r —_ imo oo
Cash on Deposit in Bank . 9&Q 11
William Martin,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Vheophilufl PanfdlM.
John R. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
James Tnwuair,
William Eyre, Jr,«
James C. Hand,
WiUiam C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
Dr. K. M. Huston.
•eorge G. Leipsr,
Hugh Craig,
Rharies Kelly. _
• WILLIAI
YHOS. C.
• BNRY LYLBURN. Sec
ESDAME3 OIIESARAY AND D’HER
A’-** VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
the weblio that tboy have removed their Boarding ami
Day School for Yount Ladies from Lozan'Squaro to Nob.
16»t and i*VJ9 BPRIIOK Btreot where they will be
ready to receive their pupils on THURSDAY,Septem
ber 13th.
Mesdames CHEGARAY and D’HERVILLY will re
coive visitors at No. 11509 LOGAN Square until the
20th August. j;2S Pm
A ALEKIOA.N SCHOOL INSTITUTE is $
•Tm. reliable medinm throoshwhiohSohool* and Kami
liMroa; obtain oonsoetent teacher*. Parent* may ob
tain, gratuitously, information and circulars of tits bee
MhoeV SMITH, WOODMAN, * 00.,
Citf BROADWAY, New York, or
SO OHKBTNUT Btraet. Philadelphia.
Bryant & strattqn’s nationai
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Hula
deiphiv 8. E. oorner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
few \ tJc, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chioaio, and St. Lou*
e* ini rranhou. call or send for Catalogue foj-if
CAUTION !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
never
iamng Mrs. VAN HORN is the best; she sneered*
wnen all others have tailed. All who are m trouble, al'
who nave been unfortunate, deceived by false promise*,
fly to her for advice and comfoit. In for* ajjairs sht
ntver fails. Bho bM tho secret of winning the affeo
turns of the opposite sex, It is this faot whioh inducer
nli'erato pretenders to try to imitate he:, and copy hei
advertisement, tilio shows you the likeness of your fc
tuie wife, husband, or absent fneml. It is well knowx
to the public at large that she is tho first and only per
son who can show the likeness in reality, andean giv<
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, whiot
can be tosted and proved by thousands, both marner
and single. who daily and eagerly visit her, Como oijr
oome all I to No. 1»3 LOMBARD Street,
per and Broad. jyja
TO THE PUBLIC.
v CALHOUN’S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent is deemed, by soientifio an* PWoti
oal men. to be the very best ever offered to th» vubiie,
and needs only to be seen in actual operate/for its
merits to be appreciated. Nothing ever ic-roduoed is
so perfectly adapted lor ventilating private *W public
buildings, schools, hospitals, engine • hnisue, mines,
steam and sailing vessels, And for the oire of smoky
ohjraneTS they havo no equal.
Manufactured and for saleiWholeso® *jnd retail, at
the Heating and Ventilating Wareroofi»pf ~, ,
OH AS. WILLIAMS, ilia MARKET Street, Fhila.
Personal attontion will bo given MAH descriptions of
heating and ventilating by the o*ddrsigned, who has
boon many years practically engrf*d >». the obo e busi
ness. Also for sale, Culur s ju«j»*ce!ebrMed wsrin-mr
furnaces, cookies ranges, bath wyj"- ™ Ac.. by
faU?-«tutMnt OIIAB. WII.UAW
Alfred l. uoiou,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS' AGEN j
Orderssolicited of
PAPER and PAPm-MAKER'S MATERIAL*
• No. 17 South Bl*-TH Street, Philadelphia.
f»ll-<ni*
BALSAM T*LU—For sale by AVETfISC
RILL i BROTHER. No. 41 nml I!) N ol th SR
POND Street. . j, si
UENNKSSY BRANDY.—7O casks, ii
£-X halt peer, quarter pipe*, aedKpipos, for aai* u
•a> t , Imr\»-»n well WMITEUV
RlOfi*— 200 Tierces Prime 'Retailing
BALKS BY AVCTIOIfr.
ST. LOUIS, RIO.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIRECTORS.
DIRECTORS.
E. P, Rosses
Fosters. Perkins,
Andrew R. Chambers,
Samuel Jones, M. D.«
mh9-tf
Samuel 8. Biotas,
William Martin,
James Si. McFarland*
Joseph H. Trotter*.
James Button, .
Vbeophilni raoldinsl
Edmund A. Bonder,
Darnel L. Hutchinses*
John W. Horaor,
EUisS. Aroher,
Samuel J. Christiaan
Joseph M. Thomas,
John G. Brenner,
, President.
5. STOKES, Vise Preset.
tarr. suit
7TOKV,
Samuel K. StokM,
J.F. Pematcu,
Henry Sloan.
Edward Darhngter J
H. Jones Brooke,
Seenoer M’llraine,
Thomas C, Hand,
Robert Burton,
Jaoob P. Jones,
James 5. M\Farla»&
Joshua P. Eyre,
John 11. Semple, Pittsb’i,
D.T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger,
iM MARTIN, President.
I. HAND, Vice President,
oretarr. die
EDUCATIONAL.
tttll BT AUCTION.
MThOMAS * SONS.
• Hm. 139 and 141 Sooth FOURTH SttMt
„riUB Hr It o. SJ mi a.)
SALKS KXCHAH® I^VVKHfrtJKgOAY.
During the business season in July and August only
occasional sales.
Handbills of eaoh property issued separately, in
addition to whioh we publish, on the tatunlay previoos
to each, sale, one thousand catalogues, in pamphlet
Tons, giving full descriptions of all the property to be
sold on the following Tuesday.
, - STOCKS AND. RiCAL ESTATE.
Bale at the Rxchsnxe Tuesday, 17th July.
Sale at the Kxohange Tuesday, Zith July.
Part of the handbills for each sals now ready,
CAR D.—Our sales of real estate and stoco, s'
.the Exchange,will hereafter be held at is <roitk
upon ; and, in the evening, atT o'clock.
Wr Contributors have the option of either sals
A REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAUL
have a large amountof real estate at a. w .4
■ale, tnKpding every description of city and
.£*.£**}**&* entered on our private sale
?£c in ear public sal* afcetm •
ohirlt. lfl " wie* «• In. -1
Catalogues m pres*.
STOCKS. BONDS *n '
OF BONDS.
July 3!. at 12 o’olock noon, at’the Ficbance.inll fce
boat reserve, for socoentof whom it may ean-
6ten percent. Ronds. ®t 0(» each. i 96,ooo)of tbe o*-
Uwms,. Williamsport, sad Erie Railroad Company
Bonds, issued 3!st July, IW6, payable 3Ut July,m
interest payable semi-annually, at tbe Meohasios'
Bank, Philadelphia.
I share Point Breeze Park Association.
1 share Philadelphia Library.
1 share Mercantile Library.
REAL ESTATE—AUGUST U.
Orphans' Court Rale—Estate of John Hannan, deo'd.
Two story Brie* DWELLING, Cathedral avenue,
Twenty-fourih ward.
. .Same Estate—Two-etory Brick DWELLING, ad
joining,
. Same Estate—Two-story Brick DWELLING, ad
joining,
of Geofc* Randle, dee’d.
GROUND RENT of s9oa>ear.
Same Estate—GßOUND BENTof®9oa^ear.
. Peremporr Sale—By ord-r of Heirs.
Very va’uable LOT, 3 acres, I® perches, on the York
road, above Nicetown lane, •'ale absolute.
Executors' Sale— b'ststs of John Pesnure.
“BTE&MBOaT HOTEL," at Bridesboxg, fronting
on the river Delaware.
Peremptory Sa’e.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. 333 Green street.
Third ward.
Peremptory Bale
Threo-story Brick D WELLING, Twelfth street noiU
of Oxford.
VERY IMPORTANT SALK. -
By order of Trustees-
MONTOUR IRON COMPANY’S WORKS AND
ESTATE.
On Tuesday.
Sept. 4.18 W, at 11 ovlook, noon, at the J > bil«sf l ~S£>*’
taoiuuute— *
The very valuable proper*/ bflop
iron Company-situated in
meting ct about Z.CVQ lauds,
ores, mtmnjr right*. rolling mills, furnaces, nearly W€
dwellings, offices, Ac., 4c.
Terms—329.oCo cash, wheti the property is struck oJf. _
balance on the execution of the deed, wit Urn 30 date of
ale.
Kali particular* readr is hiadbtll*.
. , 'aleNo. 1917 LOMBARD Street.
BUPERIOR FURNITURE. OVAL MIRROR, TA
PESTRY CARPETS, Ac.
This Moraine,
31st inst., at 10 o’olook. at No. 1917 1/Oiabard 'street,
the superior Fumt'ure, fine French Plate Oral Mirror,
Tape»»ry Carpets. Ac.
JBT May be examined at 0 o'clock on the normal oi
the sale,
.Saleat Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE Mlfe-
RORS, PIANO-FORTES, BRUeSKLS CARPETS.
..... On Thursday Moriaaf,
At f o olock, at the Auction Store, an assortment of
excellent eeoond-hand farm tare, elegant piaso-lortee,
fine mirrors, carpets, etc., from families declining
housekeeping, removed to the store Sot convenience of
sale.
TWOSES NATHANS, ATJOTIOftNJE&’.
-■*- MERCHANT,
tenter of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
_ MONEY TO LOAN/
R 33,000 to loan, at the loveet rates, on diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silver plate.drr goods, clothing, gro
ceries segare, hardware, cutlery, pianos. mirrors, fur
niture, bedding, aud on goods of every description, is
large or small amounts, from one dollar to thousands
foranr length of time agreed on.
>7* The Oldest Estahushed House in thtf eitr.
W Private entrant* on RACE Street.
Business hoars from 9 A, M, to f P, M.
Heavy msurahee for the benefit of deaoeitoTe.
„• CHAROrPLNLv TWO PERCENT.
*7* Advances oi 3100 and upwards at two per eeut
Advances of Sloe and upwards, at one per cent, for
short loan*.
. , v AT PRIVATE SALE.
Some of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVER and
CHRONOMETER WATCHES, maeufsetored a* half
the usual selling pnoee, gold lever and lepise watehe*
silver lever and lepme watobee, English, Swiss, aad
French watches, at aitomshms low prices, jewelry of
every deso notion, very low,gun*, pi stoic, musical in
struments, first eqality of Havana cigars, at half file
importation price, in quantities to suit purchasers, and
v&ftou* other kinds of roods.
~ OUTDOOR' SALES
Attended to personally by the Auctioneer. ,
Consignments of any and 1 every‘-kind of goods soli
cited. MOSES NATHANS.
. vniiNERV And iron.
PEN *T STEAM ENGINE AND
mMAmML BOILER WORKB.—NE#PIE * ‘ LEVY, .
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
SLACKS MiTBiL
and FOUNDERS, hsTjarTlortsgnr yean, been in
sneoestfaLMßra&op,imimii exclusively engagedis
building via repairing Manse and River Engines, high
sod low »ronn. Iron Boats, Water Tanks/Propellers,.
Ac., Ao.,Tf nectf«tti offer tfcsir sendee* to the pobhc.
a* being rally prepared to' contract Ibr Engines of all
sits*. Sanne. River, and Stationary, bavins seta of
Stexju of different sizes, are prepared to exeonte og-.
re with amok despatch. Every description of festers
raaxlos made at the shortest notice. Bisk and* Low
' Pressure, Flee, Tnbnlar, ad Cylinder Bouers.of the
best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. For*injf % of ail uses
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings.of SkUapaariPbdAs;
Roll Turning. Screw Catting, ana all other work com
i nested with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for eU work dose at thocr
I establisbratnt, free ofcharse, and work guarantied.
The spbeonber* have ample wharf doox room for ve
■ pairs of Doats. where they oan lie in perfect nefctyw
and are provided with shears, blocks, fails, Ro., Asa
for raisins heavy or lijht weights.
—- te®™'
BEACH md PALMER rtreets.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 9sl
efiated the entire stock of Fattent at the abaveFoetK
dr?, he it awr. prepared t«>*reeeire orders for Sams#*
Gmt, and Betr .auU Castlnfe, 8osb» Chemical, and
House work. Gesnnr* made from .Rever
beratory or Cupola Furnaces, in dry or creep mod, er
loatn» •
IiMVU V. JUUICX, - J. TAT9HAX UIMtV
WILLIAM W. ipmSICK,
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON CTREE**- •
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK A SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, *
Manofaotu* High and Low Prose are Bteattf Engines,
for Land, River, and Manse semoe.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, fto,; Ctfftagv
of all kinds, either iron or Brass.
'lron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail•>
road Stations, Ao. t . , t . , .
Retorts and 6as Machinery of the latest and most im
proved oonstrnotn _
Every, description ol Plantation Machinery, snob m
fngar, saw, ana Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
‘rains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Ensures, Ae.
Sole Agents for N. Billieax’e Patent Sugar Soiling
Apparatus; Nasmyth’* Patent Steam Hammer: and
Aspinwall ft Wolaey'a Patent Centrirsgal Sugar Drain
ing Msabins as*~v
HAINES BROS.’ OVERSTRUNG.
mfrf PATENT-ACT lON PIANO FORTES,
“ Cheapest First Class Pianos made.” > splendid
assortmentof Louis XIV., and other styles, for sale at
Faotory Cash Prioes, ind warranted fore years. '
Second-hand Pianos for sale and to rent. _
GEORGE L. WALKER.
.8, E. Cor. of SEVENTH and AHCH St.
PRINCE « CO.'B Improved MELODEONS. from
845, upwards. f Jylfi-3m
PIAN08! PIANOSM PIANOS!!
Will!
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODKON9.
PIANO-FORTES,
MZLODEOIIB*
Made by Raves. Bacon, ft Co., Nunns ft Clark,
HalW«, Davis, ft Co., and others.
J. E. GOULD,
my 14- i SEVENTH and CHESTNUT,
STEINWAY & SON’S NEW PA
CT I I I*TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS.
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE flANOS.iiow pre
ferred in oonoerts and ia private o: roles by the best
performers. Received the first premiums over the best
makers, from judges like Gottsohalk, Mason, and others.
CfcaUgni, &Uomnp«tiiion. BLABIUB BROTHERS,
S-1t ISM CHESTNUT Street,
URMCII
SAVING FUNDS.
“ A little, butoften, fills the Parse/*
ET'RANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
JL 136 South FOURTH Stmt, betrp.u Chf«t
uut and Wslaut, Pluivielplua, >«• all Oopouta
on demand* . . „
Depositors' money secured by Gorernment.
State, and Citj Loam, Ground Rents, Mcrt-
Company deems safety better than large
profits, oonseuuently will ran no risk with depo
sitors'• i««m©y» but rt«CA;t At all .times ready to
return, with « per cent interest, to tfieovHlHTß
they have always dose. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minora, can
deposit in their own right, and such deposits can
he withdrawn ohlt by their eosaent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the Bi&te
of Pennsylvania, with authority to receive money
from trustee* and executors.
J.ARGK AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open daily, from S to 3 o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening nntilSo’clock,
Jacob B. Slumnor. Cyrus Cadwsll&der,
John Hhmdler. George Russell.
Maiaohi W. Bioaci Edward T. Hyatt,
Lewis Knunhhaar, Henry Dels nr,
Nicholas Bittenhopse, Nathan Bmealey,
Jos. H. Satterthwaits, Jones Yerkee,
Joseph W. LiPpinoott.
JACOB B. SHANNON, President.
Ctros Cadivalli&bb, Treasurer.
apW-y
u A Dollar saved is twice earned/*
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT D
*3tEREST.-NATIONAL BAFETV TRUST CO
PANT, WALNFT Htreetjeouthwest oorner of THIS,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Penns
vama. . ,
Money is rsooived in any sum, large or small, and j
terest paid tom the dS7 of deposit to the day of wi
drawaf.
The offic* is opep jsvery day &om nine o’olook in i»
morning Ml olock in the evening, and on Montj
,„ d President.
„ _ pihxctors :
ron. Henry L, Bennrr, F. Carroll Brewster,
jdward L. Carter, Joeeph B. Barr
iobert fcelfridse, Francis Lee, *
RamuslK. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Mnnns, James L. Stepheneoa.
Money is received and payment made daily.
The .investments are made, in conformity with the
Provisions of the Charter, m Real Estate Mortgsw,
Ground Rente, and such first-olass securities as wital
•W’ays insure perfect. seaunty to the depositors, Jid
whioh cannot fail to give permanency ana stobih t *o
this Institution. ' aul-v
CAVING FUND—UNITED STATES
TRI-'ST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHBT-
NlTTStreot. c
Large and small stuns received, and paid b&ek ond*-
mwi l without notioe.wlth FIVE PEit CENT. INiK
AES? from the da? of deposit to the day of
dr&rai.
m Office hours, from 9 until 5 o’olook every day. and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9o’clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Bootlai4,
from £1 upwards.
Present—STEPHEN A. CRAWFORD.
?Teisnrer— JAMES fl. HUNTER.
LINY FISK. Aotnarr,
JN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIi-A
DELPHIA '**
i-at.it© cf MICHAEL GRATZ, deceased.
The Auditor appointed oy the Coart to snditlseLtle.
an-J edjuet the account of FRaNR M. RTTIngL Traa
tinker nro certain deeds of trust, one dated October
2.vh hv REUBEN ETTiNQ, and ethers, to FBED
KIMOK ri-ATte. nod foe other, dated October ath.
Sil> i • f • <1 i efttes to SIMON 6RATZ, and others, re
i .rdfd tiv-lr at PhUadelphts.in Deed Book G.
W, R., pp. 713 and 7ir of o.e Estate. of Miefiael
Grata, late of oil j of Philadelphia, deceased, mad to re
port distribution of the balancsin the hands of tW so
ountant, Will meet the parties is istereet, oillON-‘
PIANOS.
OIPEOrORS.
LEGAL.