The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 02, 1860, Image 3

MEM
left Ceweofl at the time of the pallets
_of at
we. a constittinet member °UMW Wrdl t_le:Sery
-- • eithstable gentleman, .111f...;CistlesVishelflid -Mat
- - of tte president Ortbirt.".imdjenthe"'Stkot-Mayi
for three' daYir 'view 'lb , which time thew trei no
• presiding effiesr;of Clot body, owing to, a . „ look
..
Bideet Consell,.,4l,lo.:MnsCitsve. been them:irate:,
grimy the , Ihestidstureihed ;tit- vlow papoose'
there bed been iro ite6COU at' ell 'for two uotatbs,
whet would have hOesite of this Cosemlision? '
T. Judges of the Dhdrief Corirt Met. lb*,
Commission, end, this tendered Mill wedveht turf
- set. It it trag'ld be" - SimarMeitkiif clues. the ma=
-jority of easb.edieviditutd•herouppinisidtud tshiti •
part in the busioF.es tra ns a c ted i:-. , -
'Then, in the mttter Ofilkittiop;ite*lntittalont
point is presented; ;.of. t4e`Qbmmtaalnn'ii of
- opinion that'uo right islets tf build npon" anew
pendenee '" , .
. ' Mr. fierbertiollodni
• length the ivotitta=lstiles- the Legielatuisilhe,
power to pus isu antlike the tine in question; and,
if so, has it the power to confer upon. the , Commis
slob upon theirulee, sajudget,or upon collective
bodies kart 4e. ..21, Are the • gentlemen,
who undert ak e tsiAetthcae denisnatod
• and, if vs ; could they'lot *Without the stosettirenee
of Judge ' Short" cd and Judge Bari? Dies
erect imitable public buildings for the
assommoda lion °rosette and pattlie"Mhees-foi the
it o f Phi edit htii; d' th of
sitl O. ' , oaten to 6, eree on
ibuildings for stritaly,Ansoleipal purponn,?-cAnd,
4th, Is the eapabli Of 'execration? -
, These points - were elaborated ,. and at the cone's
slob Mr. Cuyler proposed to say a word, by way of
personal- el - Olen/dims' 'ln referents. to his own
I seat in the board. he could only say that - theytrete'
' required to organise within two months, and when
they didt . Organise it Wes twee , tiny when Mr.
COMMA could not: appntr, as the president of St.
There was Another point which halted been re
• quested to-referto—a late eater Afplembly, provid
in for the calling ot the President:Mires of an
other district to'bold court, whoa: flour ekhuess or
any Whorl-cause. the - Presidint Judi''' . el the Die
tract Court of Philadelphia stns: unable to hold
tout.
•` Judge Ludlow also. eddressed Atte court for a
tow minutes,4emarklng , that if he had - sepposed
the courts would he' closed to, senor* who might
rice oat of the emanate to be Made by the Isom
, mimioners, would never hive consented to sot.
But with the Supreme Court, and the ad of As
sembly. read' by.Mr Cuyler, there could be no bar
to perenue Seeking:midst's"-
Mr. Wharton then closed the arguMeitt, contend
ing thatthe - LtitalutPre beid,66Tright - to Impose au
"espeees cOntroot urn 'the city of Philadelphia.
• without her consent p that the :Legislature bed no
right to oust - theoily,from .her. inasteeohip of the
patine rquaresoithin, as trustee, the bad espreesed
no desire to be relieved if the trust:
The court adjourtild'until this morning, riliennn
opinion may be exported. • •
•
PI NAN CIAI, AND =com]tERCIAL.
• The.„BlktittiT
August 1,1180.
The atonic tuartat AITODOSI in
Prices. lilintheigdnelisile44s44id Mitsrlysula Rail
road shame' to - illelt aulte'apil - eitylcana,, approved
heeds, bank stones, esialigulr' rilOtiy share., are
nuelinsied from, prstrierittatioratiorm • "r-' =
The monaii market shone eo oiisage..:Tie lintel,
of money within Tibia, blricogrphrokera ranch axceedi.
- the demand, end the: trams are as low east lay time
sines' the,elase the Altai Nutmeat, •- • ,
. 4 1,7 he catitiqwa„Rni,„irodirCOMPtitty;the new mirrors
we to beformemuouier thli.foompromise eiringinient
bi which the Catawiesa,Willikmiersrtistpt,Brie Phil
nen aturitiluirijOing itticelltlittd etthe
public ss'e; it meat MilluilthttfAlliiittieht, for the
purposeof orgetueinir; wilsaidiet:ht(sin air...atom
ate to be ltlieetittli , Tliel commutes of,boadtioldini ap
Pointed to look prior stfaireof the etirepany when
It passed set the MAU of itriteitver halm faithfully
Performed the dotal indsisekthest.reakanew with to
close their lahoillireMMlf Mg' to%tbd sew 1••••••• s
good and. etfielentamealtetioaut,' Therreseartmead for
eleetion iii oreshiehti T, neatrpikpli Ton Dett , ;.and se
directors, Messrs, - Pl.= V. .Merrick. Robert -Bayard,
Charles plaislenher, L .fosesPanton, Seines B. Cox, and
All the OS resented is -*Motors are welt Inown
here, egreSting,,emittiplyrthat • of Att. •Bayard. who as
said represeettlargitiPtiffustajn - ,thtf,new coMpasy,
owned - in _
The eintimitlie4 their Wares, to the; boldbeklers,
• say to them that In the selection "of I president, who
(shall he a candidate for foOr.:lntfosteS, the committee,
keys feltiresteblientede t ne it fe of the tititigiat -Bogert- .
anos to obtain irMAntrotes* Of one whet should unite
• atria lelegritrOlCWWWlerWith Ili thorough Asawledge,
of railroad raansesseent.ifinved from, lons exeerienee
in the Wein*. • lite tennienee for station' officer Sr.
rarely united but thiloommitleibe
hive 16' have eindearesaat riatisthattity satiation, mid'
regent therarkmfrf.TeliSMlns Du Par, Vac, foricier
Fierfetaka - *Whiiink not be . ill tl
known 1 0 co mmitte e jiliinelOW4rilhilacielphis, a tce m.l i r wa
hays tufdint_WV-tick ; several letters from high
reilroad'iOtrott.t; s enWer,l.'l Edgar Thomson. and
Theauciirk.iseett:Wil"-Alerrinallyiesnis.C4ettel, J. Bat
ton Steele; bf thlt 'Or' W. 'lllassiof the Pitts
bent, Port'Weirill,ned Dltioago7 ' ; • .
Ws MitairMihietrititliss high istimatirm whieh
• Da Foxyut has able sad arsattest onithater,Wid
an experlea* retkeed atinaherte the - Wait:- -Ma re,
mom condi : it ,Wasistskinglii DA Internet die - -
aeasioei`of the Pittsburg, - Port Warier and, lahioaim
RailroddliatidAinieineve tit fib tintbsnamments,,
regardless offtWrier. iersemal isterietes,Prored,his ii
temity and honor:** riatitlerfilletteithsitMd,mislits
of all wkrKore interested-in the ootsmerepol
We betters' hi thit)lebtring thitt the stookholder a of
' *very corporation shouldtettiert its Merriam and elec.
Pons, mut meta/I theinstirm that they Mots_ the right
manistotte At BM same - newts hOweyer.,
we rwoulneeneisereenikeinittof grienleini ',tenant. itt , '
•tstul t eiratihei sail t#ijwtirq thilesroesMbvineeel - V.
Iderrialra4.4'_ohalewar(Pt. Oir - .Beft4hOhdffi(PoloW4-'
tee. Ifmind Waken atteet, ,
- - aa1f401 1 44.e: westeibtint , or' the laiwiticies — ,,of =the
- PhiladelthftCeatote Moans for the month - of
ierrin'i'V'lTiinrat"-1/1-Tult•7,-a-IW---10S •
re .. • • n e i ther Aietris;/ • t - • sla ill ign aes
Witten fe= pat
rts '9S l ]dt
egportatunti., • • -
- '11 . 1113 '5.770
Warehouse July 5i....• ,-- -Lentine;' , fist on eff.4l2
awns! ferconsumPtiitlie - `PM glet fra• SPAM
Pies woo .-19e,931. - " , 7,83,113
- DllTlMlgicatnrao. ,
- 1800.1 Wm
Ju1y......,.,.. - *mama WSW sumo 171.06/
ihrourinion,.-140,1111. ~9 17,4114, 1330,V8 101711Wg
*- -• 1410118 '14 , 211.113 - •:',14114461
The ,fella' "Wes . tort 6(..the roneiptit 'and — eta.
biessatettteartheaseistaat Traasmir _ nf thit United
Otitis fot4fairl a t: - IP, ' -
JdT 1.187.4).* ; ' ~ ...
Itseitipte-dtittat thltotetttlp • -
On ationalLanuithins.... ...114.524=1
388 7 :566 111
" • .... . • P , VACA, 4,787441
411,848
l'arseuts dams the mouth:
Treasury ;
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DAIOROCiAIIY 4L - DO9:t •DLIDMO
Julittio Wiliam' of the United'
buitsiMitay O 1 oe. at Tilliciroik, was as Doe
posit ,e4,4ehr. , IRIAN ; On eel—total. *Mak
Gold aarsrUtalutaid:,lllll,olll3: 'Aar to limped flto,u
Mint.trrviariee",.**33o.;,- • ' - • •
Taw *Mowing an dui shims - Ms of 'oat i;i-,tia Qsr
stay ittitroest and CoalPorepear„, for the week eliding,
/*lin! • 4.111 N 10
roviosi - se t teuratai - 111,1412 OS
Atitipeetfier
Nue Vales ma year
•• • • •:W 36 .
ridliOislybut - stink exchange malei,-
Ausaet 1. VZO. ' •
XsPolVilksT ilia'BrAritaings.3l434 Walaat Etiost.
4 :' 41Jurr BOARD. •
&& roim go.. ..44*1114104 .4 Barrieteg R...emali PM
MO tilt, 61 :..13emmi34 :- 9: do, ... ..... 6734
1100 Nolits Nev . impo4. & ~. 4 Norngtoire f1t....4 .. . (1 0 '-
I
WO 0p , ...,. , 16.;- 100.1 men iglan&R,....t6 13%'
&Oil lio . i.......,.....:....43 :.; :19 Moulin 6.11.......... 34
BSO W .Braoah 34.eamb-39 - • , 3 lllMekill a —-. .. ,66
WO Wilmington R 64 100 BO Del Div Ct...-Dili NA
NW d 0..... —. 46130 10e ..ebyl Nay P 1d...b6 cili
1060 Read or R NM (43).W1 11 Per k
,fleoh 8k.... 67&
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160 Rigitlingi l ":....'," , '•••C' ,3 24l oo /Watt it *" :1 1 ' 5 2 1
1011 , 1itt,... 1 :0:.. - &gm 16 N•Lil " ripe. flee...: &,,
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M 11/1.610611,4.1:;s• Fisk 110"...101 , ,767 ii
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04 , 1111inolf 76
.: -76%illpntegi & _Doc -11 ,, , , 194
wrr.seif 10 rims & rostoca2 -- iN
mantas, —lto -“, BM Client & Willant WM . '.. i
iftny . l ASV •-•• SlAi: SS ' - '" ' -
•
,
• ••• • ~ .rAtinved-1.-.7-Eviiiing., •
The tont ket for Flour atilt continent deposed the Wee
are enotirentiptied teetrentseipinome rreds3,
Irons C 11264401 forentetoolreed sidoitid
owe totwitriuqnnd idelitifilleild re .femsOn
tams. lona, natordlag tomattlity. , held at ,
nag end Pennitown Meet nit ,
we x s., There Inveziuis arms aid it if, in re-,
eseethl airidslanoe of 3 ao pot bar en yearritat- quo ,
tatiaralt aablevel4l,lll.• ;Illiraaortirrralla-sattmeme,
neeteorrned at mower: now beta' er bly et - for
the letter denoriptene VWlrittn. raaarajnam 130•140 o;
111 OP bag new Penni ativerld Oak, rue two old at
Wee:, cote it out*. sett ottdomecd Wee ottiwteeline
ritteeirn arena at VOL - )e 11145b 7 10 "an?. per
ham end 1.000 bon white at the .nio•figatik a are
41181_1,3h Wee of WO bar ed **ea for old and
aline for new Delaware, chiefly of the letter, donde-
la n.—QtteriSittlnktint4tinnd 1
~,ql4 IFist v ton
fer flit No 1 -.- - , • , -
, CoT7ol. rho' don mid , continue p I gaited. but it is
'`,\, kill tfith tigibli linlitielli. radii.* of 10W14 0 1 1 4.944 Wit!'
0 41 Itt cam
tm i t
el fair Fooit it t i l ife l :l d E s ZetteiltaTWo, rof ler.
''' sovietism] =wife' market e init.*, vilstV Ann, but
1 4.1 1 11 4 4: 1 itriattg24:ins. rt.. Xuartirrd
now .. .3 0 4p lb. Lira mkt' on firm at Ipo , for
: ,1 1FrEsTr i . bl f 4 ne d el l :I:toll!: ke f l a m i Wl' at . linial
,er Mena& bbls ; tiiie tor Ohm do ; e ll a kkOP $lOl4ll ,t-lioid soo
V , gallon for drude. • - -
_ , . .. . ....
'New YR,*
"41raerirst. — "
Th kin• - •• . 904
$ n;lri;l4lil°2,
aefOO
• • • -.!• -P&G 111
....
Briekin - 4;A; rig
do., • • 21
oftge ; &if
X - ... Tilt Ts '
MjollBl4eifGohirif
1/1111N/
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_And ef.l for
to_teareasid
, deniii i itfilyort age:,
UPINSILM
A faiu : a.i.'l3trociess:7--'1413e who know Ike energy '
_
awl mementile, seitimitY -of this firm, for a Moment
losibred the feasibility of Mewls. Charles Oakford &
Some treat entititiiiim:under the Continental Rotel, al
' though every s onti looked upon it as a herculean under.
talung.'A ,sawors'. exorprienne has demenstreteo the
Windom `of this firm is taking She bold step they did.
They hays not only 'esowned Philadelphia with the honor
of haring the most elegant store in the Union; but they
hikiv *town that our - oltiiita. are eatable of granola
ih
ti — 'ben business d busine spirit. Their busies's' has been
enlisted i nooses, and we opine that while they
!Stern's& their patrons with the choicest goods
at kloweat emus, es they are now doing; there will
btanti - ltoriation in this yes peat. - 2 hey are now making
PreMOStions'for a seendid fall bade.
Gadli - NSIWEI volt livetani.,-,The sufferers from
-
debility, end from ciiinwidah.ts which reqiiire the use of
ardent spirits, will be' glad to know that perfectly pure
and wholesome liquor can be obtained in the market.
Clary & etoekdale, Pie. 328 - Walnut %tree .', are the sale
PrOetletere of a brand of whisky which is deserving or
theheartieet commendation. It is simply sure old filo.
nonsehele Aye Whisky, and distilled In the honest old
fashioned tiray:whieh, while • 7 ielding a Isla quantity of
liquor to toe bushel of grain, leaves among the discard. ,
ad dross the deleterione agentic which are extorted by
modern science, and sent abroad in the liquor to poison
=bland. Cleo' tc Eitockdalei whiskey is' distilled by
Mr. itumelde, of Allegheny county, Penneylvinia. It
is perfectly pure and wholesome, end:there is never a
- gallon of it pat in the market until it is properly mellow
ed by age. The Medical faculty recommend this liquor
faiths use of patients who require a generous stimu
lent.
Hoc Wu. Runge, Clearfield; Win. Mclfibbin,
Pag.,,of the hferobanta' Hotel, Me.; Hon. J. W. For:
nes. of The Press;" Rev. R. Westbrook, of the B,S.
Union ; Hon. J. W. Maynard, Well amport; J. tallsein
iing. - Esiit, President of tbs. Lehigh Coal and Nay. Co.,
and Non. Asa Packer, Mo.uc Chunk. all of whom have
sons Seardiog ,in &masters' last;tate, will give taeir
Neatly vilio may be looking for a safe, thorough, and
pleasant School. any information desired respecting
this Seminary. The Principals *re Prdesior B. D.
Saunders and Cortland eaundere, A. M. A grove and
lawn or eight acres are at'aohed to the instttute, for est
elusion, tecreation, and physical exercise.
From the Ladier' Visitor,lki Now York, September, 1888,
191.41,DINEVIS Pui'Aarm•Crnua seems to be untversally
welcomed by housekeepers wherever it goes; it is ere
aim* the ready reliable adhesive substance needed for
repairing furniture and household were. an 3 6
SOLOAIOViI TJIMPLZ leaves this oily next week
Exhibition positively closes on Tuesday evening, 7th
ins' - Visitors admitted for 15 cents.
'Logo LYONB ax PHILApiLPEUA —Lord Lyons,
the British minister, weed, through Philinlelphia on
Tuesday morning on his road to Canada. whither he has
gone for the purpose of paying his respeets to the Prince
orPtales. His lordship made a very brief stay in the city.
.only waiting long enough tit select for himself a hand
some suit of clothes at the Brown Stone Clothing Ball
of Reathill &Mason. Nos. MO and eee Chestnut street.
above Sixth. He expressed great astonishment at
the vast and splendid stook of olothing for gentle
men and youths kept on hand at this famous eatatil sh
meat.
- LIT Us as JOYFUL !—A little mirth mixes well
and' profitably with both business and philanthropy.
Now stupid life would be. both in labor and leisure,
without that gaiety within us which responds to the
cheerfulness and beauty around us I Nay, its main cur
rents run all the deeper, as well as fresher end purer,
for - the light thrills of Jo. oneness that, lens bine and
ilsehing, flow into them. The :were would stagnate
into7pools If the rivulets oessed to p'ay. Philoisigriore
and men of busbies, save their souls alive. and keep
their inielleets fresh and healthy, by mingling their
mirthfulness of youth with the soberness of age. Fun
and philosophy usually combine in all who purchase the
elegant styles of Gams v LLB brogue, proprietor of the
"One Fries Gift Clothing Emporium," No. Cif Chest
nut street a beautiful gift of value is presented with
each gardient sold. - to
LAMS: READ Trim !—Dtist Rodman's in carpets
are effrotuelly eradicated by the Patent Carpet-beat
ing Machine, WM Noble Street. Send your Order, or oat
and see the operation, -
'Pm jAIIPS MURRAY'S CARPRORAYRD CORDIAL.-
- This admirable Cordial is designed especially for
all those complaints Incident to the heat of sum
mer. Diarrhces and severe pains of the stomach,
vomiting. &0.. readily yield to its very soothing logo
ender. It a quite glassine and grateful to the test*,
After a trial, few persons will be willing to be without
it. Those leaving for th e . country showd not do so
without providing themselves with the liordiaL It is
add by Bower. Sixth and Vine. Price SO cents. tf
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTRLS
.CONTINENTAL HOTEL--Corner Ninth and Chestnut.
B H Whedon. St Louie H A Howe New York
tiocowin Jr. Cinaintetti J Miller. New York
E 0 Fisher New York • Thos Robins, hew York
Henry Du Porn. Delaware F P Holcomb. Georgie.
gang Noire, Rhode iel.nd G H Barnes. Philadelphia
DL. Phillips. Illinois - -Palen Stevens, Boston
8 C MoCorkle..Philadelphia Mrs Elder, Harrisburg
Nn n• Harrisburg Mi's Morris, Harrisburg
GAO MOM.: Harrisburg LWood, New Ye:*
Terrell. New York - J - Holden. Hew Orleans
B P Coulter, Clarksville W n Deausii, N. Cremes
O TAM. Teams W T Hili Tease
E M Pittnetn: St 1 anis , W H Gilbert. Georgia
T PCooper, Georgie , ' .1 la Baker Texas
LJ Obtuse°, Heston Mast R E Bunage, Boston
ll D 8 Bisland & wf. La Mrs Gov A V Brown. Ten
Miss N Y Saunders. Tenn J E Sauuders,Neahville
.1 P Bumph ei s.Neetiville Alt i
nibley, Mchigan
Mte A. 8 a rilogg.Wash,DC T A Gorden this
8 B Pratt. Boston B D Resell, New Orleans
ltA button, Memphis - R A moor, Memphis
H Fdllently. Nashvele C F Huhn & wt, Orleans
'Thee U Walter Pcfs.,Wash B Field & la, N Orleans
Jno Stevenson, Virginia- Geoff C heal. Baltimore
.1 Carpenter, Preview:o4R) Slue Cargenter. , Prey. _ ll I.
A Carpenter, Prov. 44/ Mies Annie • .artienter. it a
L (Wens & wf, - Moing. Ala 'Miss Mo tg, Ala
Mies Rice, Montt , ale Miss Laturop. Monts, Ala
lea 'X' Meredith it sin, Balt 8 Butler. raltimore
W it Hooper & la, B .I t Edirne Hoops
'C Bell Hooper, Baltimore R W Linden. Balt
Mies M A kl. Dryden Belt Mrs 1) Black. B Carolina
Mrs A C Andrews Poem 0 F Pitt, Baltimore
W AJones. Ohio '- B Crump. New Orleans. .
George B Reuel. Pittsburg C A Russell.- POMO. a
George Keitets, Ateliers ' Rev 0 Bussed, Latrobe
lartririrhiidelebte, fleogie v Carson .
D Law,' New Y ork = .4es Cooper, Pittsburg'
rash M Dnpuey, Chicago W flaw &I, theorise
name: Bellefonte Gov.W F Johnston, Pa ,
Meet Die& 10tin u 5ti1 , ;" 1 —.2......" tc m` 16 ‘ 1 4 ,.....
L Bingham & Is, Kira Miss Royee'rein
Jas 0 Hera & wf, Pittsburg Mn Spring & den. Pittab'g
Mrs Denny, Pittsburg Miss grins. Pittsburg
Mum Denny, Pittsburg Oeo P Bmith..ghilsaelplhist
Chas I Bryan, Alabama . 1 at Cooper. Pitt s b u rg
R A Muller. St Louis - • Ji G Johnston. N Orleans
T U learn, Mistessipol -John Gottin ger, Louisiana
D Campbell, Louisiana D Kimsey, Cincinnati, U
Chas Davis & Is, Cincinnati C P Davis, Cinoinnati, 0
avis, Cincinnati, 0 H Crawford Ohio
0 Wilson. New Haven 'John Smiling. Delaware
Wei G Baiter, Baltimore James Marsh. B Carolina
- Mimeos Marsh ' s; Carolina Miss Sue Carson,
11 Wright, Vicksburg - J G Kasai, Columbia, 8 C
-W H West, Columbia, 8 C W d megveth, harridan
W A Johnson k ia, N 0 Wise Weaver, N Orleans
Jas R Aiken, & C Miner' W D Aiken, B C
Miss EAAikon,l3 IP Hollingsworth, La
Morn A Hollingsworth, La Wm I.lBearalli Bath, Me -
St W Green, Charleston, (7 1) .1111t.dame, Jr Bolton
JohnE NOrleses E Usiakey,lientirleans
A R conker, JIC Jones, Arkansas „
.4 Landon, New f elk_ I_o Bails &la Mary l and
W C Smallwood, Deiewere Mrs Stuallwood ' & ohs' Del
E S Hubbard, ijineighati, 0 C Mlleed & la, Wash, .Peti
-14-BRawiL - Plubstlelphie - Joe Gripe, Barnesville, 0
Mies Sarah B Dort, Pa Mrs S drilOshaw, Ala
'Mime P Urimshaw, Al a C BTonaley. Alabama
I II Lovelace, Alabama ti Obese, St Louie
,1 ft Matteson, at Louis R R Dormes, lr
.1 I) & Sioh ' d Mrs A Gen try, 110ohinond
Mft Hackle. Baltimore F, A Mow, ew York
4 W Jarvis Mt la, Virginia Col A. Wa.ithatn, Tenn
.0 Powell kla.• Tommie. H W - Gambrill & la Balt
Mrs it N Oambrili, Baitim'e Min Misoilin Balt'.
.Master F Genibrilythdtee Thou Radian., Hs amore
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'P r arremanik de. Balli'e T.Neate,Baltenore
- Mute Ada AGSM. Baltire'e
.glwd F ie leniq t intßald'e Mrs I -Jenkins, Hiltimsre
P Breekinridge,fill- Dr Maguire. Virginia.
G )1 Anderson & wf. K
y . W Maosinnish Baltimore
Mn itiornieski. Baltimore H C Fairford, Virginia
'A Stacy, Concord C Nelson. New Orleans
P K Resesese. Brooklyn W H flaikeedele. St I duie
0 A Hayward, Mexico - llf Cones. New Orleans
'NJ Resents, Pittsburg, ft Brunt &is Pittsburg
fir Thomas W r Mies Thomas. PY Chester
Mrs.Builer. Wed-Chester H *levier. PoeyrJeney
J_Areold. New Jersey. • • C Hrandreth, New York
K. 1, Jewell. Louisiana G L Lloyd & la. Holliday's
W P Storms, Cincinnati, 0 Dr ft W Christy & la. Pa
Mrs Jiro il.unglian_, Lann'r M iss Robinson, Kentucky
M Weller tern. Brooklyn Jon Doran. Louisville, KY
HS Buckner & la, Kentucky IL M W ilw9, filtsaissimal
John Kerr Lancaster A Lechler. Landes er
AlOnio V Jones. New York A Wilhelm et la, Cornwall
8 Stein, Baltimore . • - • •
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JONES' HOTEL—Oliestnut stMet, above sixth,
Amos Henske, it moll Thos Oben & la,Ohio
Mrs Mot rap, Cincinnati'- Jis Moitenney. w ashing'n
-Herbert Paulen. V irginia 0 A Aust. New Jersey
A W Ausel,,New enny» , I. A Premae, Fa
A Kitg, New York F A- Goodwin. New York
A CarintL.Conceourrat W Osterhou,, thus
Jog Hague. Dbodield , - Chas B_llLni nd rk, Olooraeld
Pia Lady , New YOrk ' Dr V Peeomme, France
Dr Hoots, weer Bedford - T P_Colluas & 3 la, Te xas
Milord Heist, Cinsinnati - I. A Adlntlei hew York el
re. Rep midi do: Del oo Leo r finephird, N York
Wester, froli, New-York John 0 Long,Chiosgo -
18l iot
Mitt. , Ohtgo - - YI Jarrett, Baltimore
I - V 7 .1. yon, W est tit: X I I
ti t iTti t il i n n e g 4 P l l ll e eT v f Or l eans r i
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it Etrane,womieledort Deal Johnson rhila
Coll P Hans, Norristown klainl Bweet Philadelphia
John James flulade a l i this „ 0 Peters, Philsdelph a
Peter Itarvai Phil elphis, - Jahn Faille__,r Philadelphia
14 Famine. dentin is -- ° 1 Condon. ?Jutland
3 W tarp. a riehlngfon,El,4l.4,l e i t ?claw. Phi iedelppi
rishlrti:o6lo=ali
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Disercusoline nnati. - ' . _Mrs Campbell, Cluoinnati
L I Omobeibizo. Cincinnati Chas Kunkel. Cincinnati
'Ghee Stevensi Cincinnati E etevens, Cinoinnati
THE- IONION—Arch stre , et. above -'1 Mid.
'frWritsonAllferd, Del ' 'll. T Watson. Milford, Del
wilt's*" Ohio ~ D Pillow. Ohio
_phn .1 Hoppe,. Oineincriti Miss Hoopla- Cinoinnati
M E Wright, Virginia - ft B herungerl3llsl Mar
jag Makvoy..Philtdelphin, 3 A Kamilla, 'Del, Ohio
Ighllesnanjottiville J 8 Briler. Tamaqua ,
;hel Ritarotitre; Tamaqua , John oHniolit. sending
D Bikes. Lancaster fil v retrich,Centon, tr
Dalton Chaster( Ps - -LH: Hope, ei moa n,
rrigfried. Port carbon W Gana & son, Port Carb
m Ar ampier, Clinton, 0 , I A Bailor, Westport, en
A v p Hamtnonil,Phila Wm Seibert, Chamnorsblit
PIVATEB UNlON—Market street. above Sixth.
Chas C pontiner, Maryland P Pennebskor. Lana co
"A Wolf Lenosster co W H M'.son , Carlisle
oen) 8 thrnosn: Dauphin Co Thom t! nqh. Atlantic City
IL MO' eat:altar's Tilos wan. Pittsburg
Areal': la albino, _bile Lltir, Carlisle
a• 4s A.Ptedssoltsr. !minim M.sa Reaseoker, Lane co
Ica Welobantonoester - llt Bottimighton
J %atm .Wash, Hp Issso K Planer, Reeding
kft.Trrargr.!e/eit.
& &OLIN lArltskt
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VouRTAIN ntrrAL—Sesond sheet.' above Market.
Wait WOnytter & wf, N Y Miss New York
,/ 13 130101,-PAlllanslph a Clime ea. Philadelphia
taiverenorst alphia John M &way.
Babnial D n O
a i na e s vX law J
Andrew Thorne,N J
a C* .l ; w it & c i te s ref
Ram! Planter & Pi • J Allen :le n , new Jersey
Doe raeAllistet.& Lai .7 . 4 2 Is, J
DCooduicn,Brow- t tangling, New Jersey
Miss Cattletin,Near Janet-'W P tasenutott & la. PI J
W Pettit. Dew triel_. —lon C Tumor & 1 4 . N
D ch em .:l3omq. JeretY.4mise Cone a tuladelPhla
p m , oka 4 gp..,p lladeltibirktm Davis, Alborg
Mire Blarf & du . 7 renton„ .),Z.Croae , Delaware
John nesdir, Pelawara -roe Camacie,„Delaware "
Missl Iftron_d. Piktebing Jo, B Sehooper, Del
Jotrablett. wow Janet' Wm norm, Philadelphia
NATIONAL , NOTRINA,Iii most; above Third.
0 Detrabi Hellerton 0 Weigle, Pottsville,
Mil 11111 r 3Pa a n t kni l le " , gag&
kJ( Waltel& le, Cape Isld Kline , Philadelphia
" M Irlemshis W B Weil, Allentown
lf I Handler, Potteville Jacob W alter, I.ittwoon
Pirear, Clark ovine B Williams. 18.nersville
I W W BLOW!, Allentown _
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MT. VAISNON Hoi.EL—Seaond street. above Arch.
it rata, StarktiOnoty, Ohio Miss Collins. Stark co
H Isms, Start county. Ohio 'l` Met.aughhiaik Phila
Hldred.Yaillord, Venn J W Walker, Milford, hi
Joe KeyilWitl; Baltim ore . litre Kennedy. Baltimore
Cast rswingiymadon J Tomlinson, By bjriT
Gaols - 16ton. °Wilmot! ' John 8 tic Nelly. Trenton
S W istriorlouid.rtewomette ,
7-Wright Sewoastle
Joh! LOC HOW Soriolg -
001414PlOttavitOrixth Strut, at. Chestnut.
Franklin Worrlton, Pel en Wash Q Melon. Pfiainix's
%aittisrsliv. PhoesniVel6l Plurnixville
w— ila J C+ Melts. Chatham- Pa
W Kennedy. Phoenixville
kobt Pam. Pennsylvania
W Eldnion, west Chester
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i,:i - JIITY,'ITE.MS - .
CP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MOWS
'Ere-:l,otietof it.. below Vine.
0 Illtiratton. Nee May
• 0 K Bechtel. Trenton
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W t %NI Bucks county
ty Jebel P swan Baseleton
John Dee% IO ca
Prs.hilade B Iphiele Baove
J
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A ill= b l " %kill
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GIR.A.RD HOlME—Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Chas Merrill; Pommy'mania .1 Int Hamlin, Illinois
T 8 Stewart, Sailitogit.Sp's G Yertly..New York
Lindirro
Cla .41 1 7 , acirfc A W N ( ' kZ t a a gge t
W F Gibson la: N York Mime tii beim. New York ,
Miss rc oi.bem, New York It R Wes'oot,_ New Jersey
Montreal blimaktsr Jr, Lancaster
W Henderson, Indianapolis alias .enderson,
_lndianp'e
Mies Freeman, Indianapolis (hoar V Moore. D any Ma
W B Gemini% Balthnoie hims Abide Gembrill. Balt
Kiss Donoellr, Baltimore Miss Ir Lightesp,
_Mies
Chas Mullin. Pa Jaeuelin Smith Mobile
it M C Brown & wife, Ark Ate Risen, Baltimore
H ()Winston- Virvnie. Nl3 Polkas. Virginia
A Dinguld, Virg.roja They Donaldson, Balt
Miss Don Prison. Baltimore B M Johnson, New: l r° k
Mrs B T Reily. Wasp Miss pelding. Wash
'romkini. Orange. NY •' It M. Hide, Y
W Lattimore niavannali C Clark, Ne York
P M Pyfer. Baltimore 8 °James, B altimore
W W Pa • Ono Richardson. Belt
Andrew Sanderson thila A H •ones, Philadelphia
M. 8 Brooks. Tennessee D Jennings. Tennessee
C A Winslow & la. La Miss Winslow. ',entwine
Miss Martin. Louisiana Miss Cole. Louis ana
it Howard Pennsylvania Stephen Perkins. Pa
James One Philadelphia W H Sturley, , Philadelphia
Gen V no , dv. Mississippi W Oriudhurst. Wiiin, Del
N W Tomei, Boston A B Haight New York
Jan& Sullivan, So Carolina 'Mrssulhvao,Columbia.BC
Hiss Sullivan, Columb.s, 80 Cbas Champion N York
H Bowleg, New York It NI Bradley & la, Vs
Miss Melker. Virginia H Churohill & la. N Jersey
Miss Churohill, New Jersey Miss Mordook,NewJersey
Miss Maxwell. New Jersey P H Overbey Shreveort
J A Tallman &la Alabama W Howard & la, O hio
Siss J Wagoner, filch and Frank Potts. Riohmond
Raymond William s
_, Havana W °rine. Boston
B Chilton & la. Maryland Miss Chilton, als nixed
Mr Ward, New York Mr Leech New. York
Mr Cook, New York N Thomas & la. Georgia
Mies Thomas. Georgia Gen V Moody. Mississippi
r. Ramsey, New York OWC Wray, New York
Deo W Haswell, New York Chas Hewett, Pottsville
M & la, S Carolina Miss Kimball. 8 Carolina
k Dugan & wl New Orleans Mars Dugan, New Orleans
Isaac, adarn_,li Jr, Boston J Demarest & la. N J
U Raman. New Orleans S 0 Dean New York
John C Hamilton & Is. N Y Miss Hamilton. New York
Miss Young, New York .1 D 1 Warrington. Del
Miss Warrington. Delaware F Leslie, New York
- Chas Cole. New York .1 Pringle Jouse, Heading
It ti Smith &la Maryland lit Redding &la
CDe Bemuse, New York Wm A Spanned. Canada
L Remington, Baltimore Geo Hadley, Pennsylva . a
Mrs Hedle.r.Penum trams Miss Hadley. Pennsylva'a
W Simons ' Hid & la, Newark
Miss Hill Newark, J M 0 Daily, Baltimore. Md
E York. New Orleans, La John York, New Orleans
J Obalfield, Missouri 'rhos Mason, New Jersey
AMERICAN HOPhar—Ohertnut. above Fifth.
F A Baker, Philadelphia N C Manning,.Philadelphia
W Steam Columbia, Pa. II Stamm Ploladelobia
W W Gordy, Maryland Mine Marsh Maryland)
John Carter & sof. Tamaqua Mine Carter. Tamaqua
C B Lee & la. W Chester 7 hos A Rowley. Pittsburg
tr Lambert, Pittsburg D Armstrong, Pittsburg
Milton Armetronr. Pittabg E Spur g. Pittsburg
D Stewart, Pittsburg John A Griffin, Whn, Del
W t, Jones, Hometown H P Coehran. Camden
W Carter, 14 Cambridge H Willing, Harrisburg
B St aura. Harrisburg at Moses, Harrisburg
saint Thompson , Delaware Geo donnas*. itelaware
Semi !McClellan. T.alus 1. Leeds Robbins Brooklyn
Brady, Peunsylvauie. it Wood. Nashville
lobo ielomers. Tamaqua Josiah Morton , St
N York
Donaldson, John Morton, St Louis
Miss E Morton. St Loma James Sampler St Louis
D L Mahone.tlost.n *, Ramtok, Boston
GBaiuu.n. West (Monter hire Johnson W Chester
misa Johnson, W Chester J H Brinton:W Cheater
13 liarolme W Chester r W Smith, Lexington
SW St•oeinaker, Tamaqua F N Holley. Connecticut
r .ictimoud. Ohio j Marion, Ohio
D Marshbans, Lancaster
MESIOr , ANTB' HOTRL—Fourth street. below Aroh.
qaml e B Mar. Harrisburg It L Hometdale, Pa
Geo D Neely, 'How •sd'a Pa John W liimns. catasagua
Ham Thorns,. Catasagua K Emanuele. Caesium'
reboot Hunt.' atasaqua .1 1 ' so llevan. Baltimore
Mrs Black . Baltimore Wesh'toe, D C
F Ham Washington. I) G John Woodsides.
Adam Wilson. Pittsburg Hand Thomas, Catatiagua
Ben Overman. rens cola Lunmaeon
. . . . . . . .
Cooglar. Manning, El 0 E G D ubose.Manning, S C
A Rhine. 7 exaa D H Arnold, Pittsburg
J D Spaulding. Minna, 0 J M Sanderson. New York
M Emanuel Jr. Pa J M Bailey, Pittsburg
.1 W Hartman. Pittsburg H Randers in WI. Virginia
Chas Dings, bt Louis C A Roberts. Meriden. Ct
Gen R Baarduell Lancaster John Reiley, Lancaster
rilliam Puck Easton Ban Lowe & la. Indiana
Eh Crowder. Mobile Hon Bee Soolt & la. Ps
W it Banana. Pittsburg R .121 Cochran. Pittsburg
GW Gail & la Ha timore B Ignohlar. Baltuno a
Aug Duncan. Chombersburg R W &Mos, New York
P P Etlenberger Raritan J Landis, Halifax
P Fish baok Indianapolis J Hick &wL Chicago
F Cooner. Lane/tater Chas a easier. Rending
Jse J Blakeslee. Pa Wm H Sayre , Jr. Pa
.11 , sh. Potutville - .1 I• Bitne , Philadelphia
E Harmer. New York I. Mel New ork
. . . .
Ersetrie M I
e:Newburg, N Y lugh Deers , . Now York
T le , .am, New Vork Latabte-itioley Ohio
J E Dey, AlleehonY H W Steele. New York
Hon J S 'Week, Weah..D C Chancey F Blaok. Pa
John %I Cooper. Wash, D C Jaa F /bunk, Wash, 1)
W Book, Baltimore
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chesnut street. above Third.
W Ramage, Pransylvania W L Jones. Norristown
Jae M Preston. Philadelphia Sami Dalsell,Pittaburg
A G Shaw. Beaton malinger, Newark. N .1
A Nieman E Hill. Pennsylvania
Mre 8 Ci Holmes, Boston Thos Game, St Louie, Mo
J R Rex. Canton, r bin (), Gannett. St Thomas
1 H Painter, Weet Chester N Lo•blan, Fort Wayne
Chita Barber. Pottsville Wm K Lone, Reading, Pa
D 8 Morrie, Virginia Henry_Fretesohner,
Y New York M A Weeteote, Cincinnati
Thos Hildenbrandt, St Louis. Hunter, New Y ork
Immo Hogere, New York Chao Wipiame, Ne York
Wm Rainnie. Philadelphia Jae K Mitchell. Danville
R Cox. Philadelphia E 8 Worrell. Morrieville
Mrs 'Hem, sister & oh, PI York
BLACK BF:A R HOTEL—Thiel at.. fiat. Callourbill.
Ben} K rubb• Fratmonia H Klees. Baltimore
John Gusley r jr, Keaton Henry Mowry. Beohtelev'e
IF Zoellin L ßaltimore C M Balmoak, Penn Haven
W Motley, ft orthumberland
NERCHA ISTB' HOUSE—Third rt., shove Callowhill.
P Hallowell. Montromery co E Moss. Allentown
C F Hinkley & lads. Reading H H Hettin. er. Berke co
E H H•l4toh. Bath. Pa R L Cone. Pennsylvania
L L-roh & Wig. Carbon, Pa Jas C Dean, White Haven
out Ka tus
4t:F5 tetAlX'all PAOH
, AgtRIVET.
Steamship Kennebec, Johnson, 2.1 hours from New
York, via Cape May with mdse and passengers to 1 All
derdloe. Puttied sip Atalanta. from Liverpool. below
the Buoy on the Brown. in tow of steamtug America;
brie Tiberias. trom Cienfuegos. below the Ledge Light,
with loss of mai nmnet head, aud a harm brig off Cherry
Bohr .1 C Henry. liastings, d days from Laurel, Del,
with lumber to .1 W Bacon.
ear Caleb Wood, Conwel., 2 days from Milton, Del,
with bark to J W Bacon.
Soh r Vendalia. Cooper. I day from Smyrna Creek, Del,
with wheat and oats to Jas 1., Bewley & Co.
Bohr Wm George, Basel, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with oats to Jest. Bewley & Uo.
Bohr Annie. Spicer. 1 day from Odessa. Del, with
wheat to Jet L, Bewley & Co.
Steamer Concord. Norman. 26 hours from New York,
with indite to Wm M Baird & Co.
C.I.E.s RPM
Bohr Cicero, Burroughs, Fall River, R It Corson & Co
BY TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondenee of the Press ) )
Atm OR[, Augl.
Arrived. shim MC Dar, Charles Davenport, and Dor
een Prince. from LtverpooL
-, ts.anool
Arrived. bark Thiodore Curtis, from Havana; Wit -
Wabash, from Remedios.
RIRMORANDA.
kteamship Boston, Crooker, henoo, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship Arial, Miner, cleared at New York yester
day ,or Aspinwall.
!steamship nrenville, klultdok, cleared at Now York
yesterday for New Orleans..
Steamship Jura, Moodie, cleared at New d'ork yes
terday for Liverpool.
Ship Gov Landon, Stone, from Liverpool for Phils•
deichia, was spoken u,t, tat 49 34 long 936, out four
" gip Falmouth, Haines, front Genoa. arrived at Leg
horn 13th ult.
Ships C A Farwell, Williams. and Chnoinuatus,Deane.
from Callao, arrived at Quesestcram 14th ult.
Ship invents,. Young, for Rio de Janeiro, sailed from
Liverpool 16th ult.
Ship dasiamore. Treadmill, cleated at St John, NB,
Seth ult. for Liverpool.
Ship E Forrest,' Brooker, for Hong Kong, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Ship Aooriana,( Brazilian) from Rio do Janeiro, ar
rived at Portland 2.th nit
Chip Gov Morton, Berry, for Havana, sailed from
Wharopos May 3.
Sark Elf. Pinckney, for Pernambuco and a market,
Went to atm from Cape Henry Bith
Brig trams, Stanfield, cleared at New York yesterday
for Para
Brig , J Nickerson, Nickerson. cleared at Roston 31st
ult. for BtoktnOls••
Bohr Saratoga, Clark, hence, arrived at Boston Slit
ultimo •
3ohr Beide. Wallace, hence. arrived at Salem 31st ult.
Bohr Fellow Craft, Lane, hello°, hence, arrived at
St John, NElWith dd.
Bohr Hattie, Barbarie, hence, arrived at St John, N
6, 28th ult.
Bohr Jame' Alartin. Harding , sailed from Providence
Slat ult. for Philadelp is.
Steamers Novelty, e aw. Josephine, Green. and Mare,
Niohots, hence, arrived at hew York yesterday.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following info' minion !tom England. bra reliable
American shipmaster. is important to all bound from
the United htatee to Liverpoin:
On or about toe firstof July the Blackwater Bank
Light (Inca Channel) Orin be changed to a fixed light,
and ATIIIOW Bans Light , to a revolving one.
ell John' Point Light. in the North Channel, is also to
be altered in appearavee. , but the color la notipecified.
- A new light showing a red light, revolving every half
minute, will be (about tin same date) placed nearly
midway between Burdens and the Foutkifishop (Cardi
gan Bay )
A now light le also to be p'seed on Rookabill. near
Limbo , Island, North Channel. No description given.
SPECIAL IVOTIOEIS.
BATHINU ROBES.-011C Of the largest as
uortments of BATHING ROBES iu the United States,
for Ladle,. Gents, and children, at SLOAN'S, 806
MARKET street, 'Philadelphia, or at his store of
CAPE ISLAND, Ni nu2-3t.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
the City, at 34 South THIRD street.
CIROULAR PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City. at 34 South THIRD street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
HAND-BILL PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
PAMPHLET PRINTINM, and every other desorip.
Ron of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the
most reasonable rates. at RIINGWALT tr. BROWN'S,
Drexeleo Building'. 34 bomb. THIRD street. Iyl 3 tt
ORR . PRIOR CLOTHING OF TRH LAVAS'
ISTTLES. made in the beet Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALM LOWEST' selling prices marked In
Plain Figures. All goods mid le to oraer warranted Baal
factory. Onr ONE-PRICE system is stnotly adhered
to, an we believe this to be the only inir way of dealing
All ore thereby treated alike JONES dc CO..
ag MARKET Street.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA FOR
m AXING ROOT Dxsit.--A. pleasant and healthy beve
rage at l mitt Cents a Gallon, for family use. Fall di
motions accompany each bottle lie universal and in
creasing popularity is its beat recommendation, Be.
ware of numerous imitations sold on the credit of our
extract and advertising. Toe genuine prepared only by
FI TTER & CRAMPIN, Practical Chemists, WES
TERLY, R. 1. Wholesale Agent. for Philadelphia,
DYOTT & CO., 2 North St COM) Street. Sold
by Druggists and Grocers generally throughout the
country. iy/l) thstulat.
OALAMANDER. lentl-1"Roov Berria.—A very
large assortment of sALAMANDEna for sate at rea
sonable prices, No. NA CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
617A.DIFi k WAUOIN.
SEAMEN . 13 SAVING FUND—Nonnwiriurr
COlum SECOND and WALNUT Ebrassys.—Deposits re
oeived in small and large amounts, from all Manes of
the oommuniti, and allows Interest at the rate of FIVE
PEE CENT. per annum.
Money may be dtswn by °hooks without lots of in
termit.
. .
Office open daily, from 9 until 9 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Frani
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Seoretary
ERAS. M. MORRIS.
SAVING POND--NATIONAL SANITY MEW
Clotteen.—Chertered by the state of Penneylvan's.
. \ RULES.
I.. Money no received every day. and in any amount
large or small.
S. FIVE PER CENT. intermit Is paid for money from
the day it in pnt in.
tl. The money le always paid book in HOLD whenever
it Is nailed fort and without notioe,
L. Money is rocelveo froniEze cot ors, Admilsiserat ors,
,Otterdiass, said other Trustees, iu large or small minx,
to tamale a long or spore per i o d.
gnhermoney rtieeived from Depositors is invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground„Rents, and other lint
olw seaurities.
e. Ofitee oven ever/day—WALNUT Street, irouthwr
net' Tiara etTaet. Philadedohla tsle
MAYERS' MTRACHILOtta 1 7101,14114 DE
STROTInt. the oldest end beet remedy known for Ex
terrelnaling RATS end NCO% COCKROACHES
BUGS. ANTS, MUSD UITORA, FLEAS, SLOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS.and GARDEN INSECTS.
lIT hi nom ai Depot, 610 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Bold by all Druggist.; emitihare,
THE PRESS:-PHILADELPHIA, THULA/AY, - AUCANT 2; 1860.
BUi.LINGER—HOI , OEN.—On Bebbath evening 2kh
ult.. Mr. Andrew J. Bollinger to Mise Ellen Holden, bit
of this nits.
ENGL NR—NICHOLB.—On the VIM ult. by Rev. 8.
Y. Monroe, Thomas C. England to Emily K. Emboli.
both of Camden. N.
HUE Y-0 HAMS Bits.-11r Friends' ceremony, on the
Slat Davis Huey ,Co lame Ruth Ann Chamber,
all of Cheater comity, Pa.
WEPT—On Wednesday morning. lot August, VW ,
Anna Maria Adelaide West in the 25th year of her age.
Funeral from the family residence. northeast owner
of Thir d
y and ohrtstian streets , on Saturday. 4th snit.
at It olook P. M.
RICH aRDSON.—on Third day morning, at Wed
Farms, New York, Henry P, Richardson, son of Thos.
and Anna P. Richardson, aged 7 years.
LE( tIERT.—At Germantown. on the morning of the
31nt ult., Elizabeth Leibert, in the 76th year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfull invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, main street,
near Gorses., this (Thursday) a ft ernoon, at 4 o'clotk,
without further notice.
JONES.—On the Mitt ult., Hannah Jones, in the 70th
year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, Moorestown, N.
on Friday morning, at 10 o'clock.
8511T11.—At Atlantic City. on the 51st ult.. Albert
Boileau, eon of F. H. end Eliza Ann Smith, in the 10th
yearof his age.
SOLDERS.—On the 31st ult, John Souders, aced
70 rears.
Funeral from his late residence, 245 Booth Fifteenth
Street, on Friday morning. at 9 o'clock.
CORRIGAN.—On the Slat ult., Christopher Corri
gan.
Funeral front his late residence. 313 Branch stroll.
this (Thursday ) morning, at 9 o'clock.
CONRAD —On the Slant ult.. Louise, youngest daug‘li
ter of Jaonb and Kunlttinde Conrad.
0 RAWFO RD.—Suddenly, on tae 31st ult., Jae. Craw
ford. egad 55 year..
PITZPATRICK.—On the net ult., Patrick Faxen
tri2or. spied 35 years.
Funeral from hie late residence, northwest corner of
Fifteenth and Carlton 'atoms, this (Thursday) after
nonnuat 1 o'o ook.
FURMAN.—On the 10th ult., David Furman, in the
18th year of his age.
Funeral front the residence of his brother. R. P. Fur
man. N 0.5 Nicholson street, this (Thursday) morning,
at RI o'clock.
. . .
OiLMORB.—Mr. Andrew Oilmen. aged 45 years. •
BARER—Suddenly, on the 29th ult., Mr. George T.
Baker, in the 270, year of hi; age.
Funeral from his late residence, N 0.927 Filbert street,
this (Thursday) morning. at 90 °lock. •
BELL —tin the Seth ult., Mr. Edward B. Hell, in the
gith year of hisage.
BROWN.—On the 20th ult., Isabella, wife of Thomas
Brown. in the 46th Year of her age.
. 151.1 AW.—On the 31st ult., Mrs.idlizebeth Shaw, in the
Seth year of her ago
Funeral from her late residence. No. 715 Market it.,
this (Thursday) morning, at 9 o'clock.
MIL t ON.—. , n the 30th ult , Miss Susannah Milton, in
the 47th year of her age.
Funeral from tile residence of her brother-in. law. Mr.
MIRA. P. Staokhouso. Orthodox street, below Hedge,
Frankford,this (Thursday) afternoon, et 1 o'olock.
BLAOH AND PURPLE FOULARD
811,1(8.
Plain black Fou'anl Bilks.
Black Mirages, X. 6.4, 7.4, and 8.4 wide.
aok Crape Marais. acme widths.
gray Clielie R. ria Poplins.
tyray Chene ESTOMI and so chairs.
Black Bare. o, ruffled points.
1 upin's Bummer Bombazines and Malys.
Black and whits LAus i and Organdies, &n.
BEIM & nON, Moup l 6,Btoret
Nn. El CHF N !Street.
N. 11.—During July and august we aloes. at 6 P. M.
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTI 4
CLARK'S Patent INDELIBLE PrNCILS, for
Marking all kinds of Clothing neatly and indelibly.
They do thou work better than ink without its trouble
or rusk of Blotting. Each will mark 2.%0 artiolea. For
sale. Wholesale and Retail, by D. C. TAYLOR & CO..
Ageneet.ts for the Manufacturer. No. 911 CHESTNUT
Str
QOFFICE OF THE HAZLETON COAL
CO dt.PAN . PHILADELPHIA. • %mat I. MO.
. :Hoard of Directors of the FIAZbEI ON CO AL
COMP/01v. have thin day declared a Dividend of (INK
DOLLAR AND THREb. QUA ItTERI per share. pay
able to the stockholders or their legal representatives,
at the (Wieser the Company, in Philadelphia, on and'
after the 11th
The Transfer Books will be stood until the 11th hut
au2 d 3
MTHE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE
Stockholders of the Philadelphia Steamship Dook
ny, will be held at No. NO North De aware Ave
nue. on MONDAY. August 6, 1860. at 12 o'clock. noon,
for tho election of five Director., and the transaction
of other business. WM. D_BNNIS,
1931-6 t Se^rotary and Treaentar.
ry OFFICE OF THE SHAMOKIN VALLEY
AND POTTSVILI.F. RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Jot, M. IMO.
The Coupons due let August, Me, of the First Mort
gage Bonds of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad
Company will bo paid on presentaVon at the Blink of
Common°, Philadelphia, on and after that date.
JOHN L. uoDDARD,
Secretary.
rrOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READINO RAILROAD COMPANY.
htutcw, law
The holders of the bonds of We Company. due July 1,
1263. can now receive. upon application at this office,
rr
cont. attached. in gash, upon the terms specified in the circu
•
The holders are also entitled to the bend 14 of a Oink
ing Fund of 8140,000 per an rem, as established by the
stockholders at their ampi meeting, held January 3 ,
1350, and in pursuance oft e ilontraiit, entered into by
he company and duly recorded .to carry the same into
Beat. 8. BRADFORti, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.,
Nettqs to M. Holders cif PANadarhis arid Reading
Ras/road Compass MOTifatil BOON*, due Jule 1, Bilit
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to $5,M5.4110. The
net revenue for the Met fiscal year wee six times the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them fora period of
twenty rears. the holders retaining the bonds red the
seounty of the mortgages in the precise oondition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest L payeble half-yearly, will be named.
A bonus of 10 per cent, will be given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonne will be paid in cash to the bearprs of the bonds,
on their moaning a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the Ohm of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on appliootioo.
B order of the Board of Managers
.
y. I ti 1 1 7 . MaiLRRNPIY. Secretary.
NEITHER PRESIDENTS NOR EX
PRESIDENTS ; NEITHER THE DISPENSERS
NOR RECIPIENTS OF FEDERAL BOUNTY; NOR
DIUNIONISTS OR TRAITORS. can disband the
GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY!
The reople whose rights have been protected. and
whose interests promoted by this glorious old organism-.
tion, are determined teat it shall still continue.
The Hall of the DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION; N.
W. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, will ho
OPENED FOR THE CABIPAIDN
thsloa.
R. A. Lumberton, Esq., of Harrieburg; OilVeebtr ,
Ziegler, of Butler; Hon. Richard vaux, Henry Flan.
dere, C. W. Burke, Psi , and others, will deliver ad
dressee,
The Democracy of Philadelphia in favor of sustain
inc the °ramification, and the regularly nominated can
didates of tkeir party,
DOUGLAS, JOHNSON, AND FOSTER,
ate invited to attend. It .
pEOPLE'S STATE HEADQUARTERS,
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
CHESTNUT ABOVE SIXTH STREET,
PEOPLE'S STATE COMIVIITTEE ROOMS,
PEOPLE'S CITY COMMITTEE ROOMS, end
A'REE READING ROOMS:
ALL IN THE SAME BUILDINU
LINCOLN, HAMLIN, and CURTIN MERTINOS
HELD IN THE COMMODIOUS HALL
Our Pion& throughout the state in want of Doou
limas, Speakers, &c.. should addreao the State Coin
nittee, at the above-named place.
SULLIVAN, Secretary
ftu2-6t
T I RE fiITSES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
English and French %%Wing and Day Fohool, for
Young Ladies, No. nos wALnirr Etreet, will be re
opened on Wednesday.Eept. Igth. aul-6w
MESDAMES OFIEGARAY AND D'IIER
VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
the nubile that they hay., removed their Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies from Lo2lllll3quare to Nos.
lest' and MO BPRIIt.IE Street where they will be
ready to receive their pupils on THURSDAY, Septem
ber lath.
Mesdames CHBOARAY and IMIERVILLY will re
ceive vielors at No. 1509 LOOAN Square until the
20th August. jy2a6m
A BIFAIOAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
AL reliable medium through whieb Behools and
Ile" may obtain oompetent teaoherm. l'arenti ruaT ob.
*sin, grataitously, Information and circulars of the boot
Moe's. SMITH. WOODALAN, &
e 46 BROADWAY. New YOTN, Qp
nlf-tfAro 011B8TNUT ritreeti Philadelphia.
IRRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL'
AL. MERCANTILE COLLEGAI, located at Tittle.
delph 'B SBVEN and 0
iA. 8. . corner 11EPTNUJ;
New vk, Bu ff alo, Cleveland, Ch cairo, and Bt. Lot :
For int motion.. call or send for Catalonao.
WASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY SLUE MILLS
SHAWLS of all alum, in groat variety.
Embossed and Printed TABLE COVERS.
UNION BEAVERS and BROAD CLOTHS.
.IE3 Ai:MORAL SKIRTS.
DOESKINS, and Double and Twisted COATINGS.
6-4 SACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN
NELB.
Printed FELT CARPETING.
For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
CABINET FURNITURE AND
BIL
LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. P6l Boum SECOND STREET
In connection with their extensive Cabinet Basineu,
are now manufactunne a suPerior article of
BILLS/Mu TABLES,
And have now on hand a full supply,_finiehed with
MOORE & CA(SoIOs'S Imes , NEo CUSHIONS,
Which are pronounced, by all who have need thorn, to
be superior to all others.
For i he quality and finish of these Tables the manu
facturers rein. to their numerous patrons throgghont
the union, wh oare familiar with the character or their
work. anl Bm
THE FIRM OF E. F. PRENTISS & CO.
ie this day dissolved by muEa F o
r P e z ri T w t.
B s N
rIiIIADILPHIA, July 31.1860.8.A.E10E
E.
Tho Imamate of the late firm will be settled by the
undersigned. who will continue the
* TTWoo prok era ge
at
the stand. J. A I PE OOEBT UrCOest.
REIOVAL.—BLACK & BORKE, Wino
and ; tguqr Dealers, have removed from 1116 to
1136 MARKET Street. lon et"
TIE LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN
OIL, outdo b 7 REIMER, SECOND, above Green
ere pronounced nape for to i all othe r u plain% Those
I.llo,l4l,ltectutgator:B4.
BEARD AND MOUSTAOHN FOR ALL;
THE GREAT BEO_RET OP THE ,AHAES
DROUGHT TO TRIM oOursTßY.—tt is welt known
that the Arabs have the finest besrda t o the world, and
the suleteriber now orferson a ll its purity, the prepara
tion wed by them, heretofore unkqqwt,whlob Is war
ranted to prodnerflalTrilaut,ltika from f°l"lt°
weeks, on the smooth* t See, o tstAln arm ury to
the skin, tient any Pert of t e Wilted States by•mall
on reealpt.otAkto. sAddresed ~ A ltdiEt4llsl,llloNlAN,,
Philadelphia P.O. JOS Pe
MARRIED.
DIED.
POLITICAL.
PHILADELPHIA
Old THUD STORY
A K. McOLURE, Chairman
EDUCATIONAL.
34 south FRONT Street, and
35 LETITIA Street.
COMMISSION MOUSES.
WELLING, COFFIN & Co.
1141 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer, by the paokage, the following deeoriptlon of
AMERICAN GOODS.
or STANDARD HAKES AND IN GREAT VARIETY
GREENE MANUFACTURING 00 '8 PRINTS ;
BLEACHED AND BROWN GREETINGS,
SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS ;
OSNABUROS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES;
CORSET JEANS, BILESIAS, AND NAN-
KEENS;
OANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED
LININGS;
RHODE ISLAND LINBEYS;
PHILADELPHIA LINSEYS AND CHECKS;
KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTIONADES;
NEGRO CLOTHS AND XERSBYS;
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS;
BLADE AND FANCY CASSIMERES ;
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS;
SATISETS AND UNION CASSINI:HES;
TWEEDS, DASHMARETTEa, deo., km aul- duo
el.
C. HOWE & CO
NO. 240 MARKET STREET,
•
AGENTS FOR THE
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
Have now in store a full assortment of the various
good' made by the above company. A large variety of
very choice styles of
DELAINRs,
CASHMERES,
•
OPERA CLOT S.
PRINTS.
J. C. II O'W E & CO.
Are also Agents for
OLA'N,OALE,
CENTRSVILLA.
MERRIMACK.
ELM STRRR7'
Lettity
GREEH
VIL
BEDFORD.
•
BRADFORD, TAFT, & BLACKSTONE MILL,
J. T. SEAGRAVE & CO.'S GRANITE MILL,
And various other popular cakes of
FANCY CASSIMERES.
UNION MILLS BLACK DOESKINS,
(Very superior nigh-lustre goods.)
Indian Orchard, Bleached and Brown Shootings, ehirt
inge and Dolls. Colored Corset Jeans. &0.. Bco.
The attention of package buyers is solioited.
Philadelphia, July 31, ISM. J 731 tuthe-Imo
I-IAAO BARTON Ira 0 0..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SHOE STUFFS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, GAL
LOONS, PATENT LEATHER.
Abio,
GOODS FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
No. 35 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Philadelphia.
aut-3m
WURTS. AUSTIE, &
McVEIGH,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
IN
DRY GOODS,
No. 311 MARKET Street, above Third.
Charles Warts,
Pearl' Marie.
Ranillton T. McVeigh, 1 PHILADELPHIA.
John w. Weimer.
Joseph Burgin. aul•Jm
WARE3URTON.
1004 WIESTNUT STREET, above Tenth,
SOB South SECOND STREE I', below Spruce,
Ike just received a
LARGE ASSORTMENT GI.
COLORED TARLETA NH,
For etweriug
•
GLASSES, FRAMES, &c., Age,
tram
/e 13411 13 CENTS PER YARD TO t 57 CENTS
SHIPLEY, ITAZAB,p, & lIIITCIIINSON,
NO. In 011.RIVIUT n"
COMMISSION MEROMA.NTS
FOIE TRH VACS OP
-13/471-Tll 3l4 * H/A•MADE
ilh i 4e, • Cicily.LOON -- .
SILK AM) DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
SILKS
FANCY DRY GOODS.
IMPORTATIONS FOR FALL, 1860
M. E. HALLOWELL & Co..
333 MARKET STREET.
17 NORTH FOURTH BTREE r
Are prepared to offer to the trade their usual varied
IltiNOtiment'of Goods, purchased on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
fis experienced buyers, in the principal
MANUFACTURING CITIES OF EUROPE.
These have been selected with care for
FIRBT•CLABB TRADE,
And will be offered at prices to command attention.
ewes Bursas. from all sections of the country, are
invited.to inspect our mock.
Tatum—Six months credit to Merchants of un
doubted standing. or cis per cent. discount for oath.
Twelve per cent. per annum discount for advance
payments. auS•tbstu-Sm
FALL AND WINTER.
C.LOAICS & MAN rII.I,LAS
FOR TR E
WHOLFSALE TRADE.
SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS buy
ing Medium to First -claim GOODS, are invited to in
spect our El Tea, wtuoh we offer at
LO W PRICES.
AND ON LIBERAL TERNS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
THE PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM,
7 OS OHE STN UT STREET.
auf-2m
RIDGWAY, HEUSSNER, & CO ,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS 3 .
DOESKINS, AND CASSIMERES.
Sole agents for
FR. BROKEN/3,IDM'. Ticket.)
W. A JOH Apar Y. ( Moe.)
(rEVSREI & SCHMIDT, 18. & 111 Cloths.)
V. (I HHRRIVIAN & EON. (Gold Medals.)
Z AM BONA BROS., (aney Cassimerec)
E. TOENNIES & (.4., and other manufacturers of
the greatest celebrity,
206 OHESTNUT STREET.
aun-lm
FALL GOODS.
BA.ROROFT & CO..
NO9. 403 AND 407 MARKET !STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FORRION AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
!Rook complete and ready for Trade
WOOD, MARSH, & HAYWARD,
IMPORTERS
Ann
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
AND
CLOTHING,
NO. 309 MARKET STREET.
V a ll and Winter Stook now complete and MO
3m for
r& aul
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON.
}LEAD OFFIOB, No. 4115 CHESTNUT STREET.
New Building, Philadelphia Bank
CAPITAL... $6,498,800
INCOME OVER 51400400
Fl RE RISKS TAKEN AT MODERATE RATES.
LIFE RISKS ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
• GETTY & LIRBING,
oui-titittha " ' ' Assns;
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WOROESTEM'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY,
11.1,1J8TRAI'ED
THE TWENTY-FIFTH THOUSAND IN PRESS
THE EXECUTIVE PRTNTING, THE DEBAI ES OF
CONGRESS THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THrs
S t,NATE AND DOUSE OP REPRESENTA
TIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND
THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE SMITH
SONIAN INSTIUTE.
IV CONFORM IN ORTHOGRAPHY TO
WORCESTER'S QUARTO.
In acnordance with cortificatee of
JOHN HEART, Fee., Sup. Public Printing.
Hon. J. W. FORNkY, Clerk, H. R.. U. 8.
JOB. MATTINGLY, Fen., Foreman Congreeilional
Globe.
Col. W. HICKEY, Chief Clerk Senate U. 8.
JOHN C. Fl rzt.AT XXX , Clerk Ao ate, Senate U. 8.
B. G. DANIEL% "Emil.. Clerk Acote, M.R. R.
Hon. PHILIP F. THOMAS, Com. Patents.
WILLIAM E. MUCH, Esc. Librarian Patent Oflice
Prof. JOS. HENRY, See. Smithsonian Institute.
WORCOBT&IAN OATLIOCIRAPRY /N . 1111 C U. 8. SENATN.
In a recent diaimasion In the benate, of the bill to ear
ry into etTe .1 the treaties between the United States
and Siam. China. Japan. Persia, and other countries.
the following oithographioal amendments were made,
as reported in the Washington Globe :
•
Mr. Bayard. There are some amendments, whir& are
merely formal. that I desire to make, at a ingeetion of
the:Bentrtment. In line lux, section twenty-one. I
move to strike out the words " of the sublime l'orte,"
and insert the wm.cl " tritoman" betwe•n the words
the" and '• dominions." It is a dieerent mode of de
scription. It is mine.dered bettor end more effective.
'1 he eresidins (Meer If there be no objeotion, that
toed fication will be made.
Mr. Bayard. t have another amendment wherever
the word" offense" is smelt with an " e," hulloed of a
" e." in strike out the e" and insert " 0," because it
is,an offence asamet the English language to spell It in
int way. [Laughter
The Frritding Officier. That modification will be made.
Mr. Bayard. I move also. irt the fourteenth line cape
twenty eighth section, to etrike out the second ' • e' in
toe word •• employee "
The P. esid ina Officer. It will be so modified.
Mr. Bayard. I nave one other formal amendment
wtilph is essential. It to the ninth line of the fi rst
intim,. to intent the word "Invested," instead of
vested." . .
••- • .
The ?melding (Moen That change will be made.
The bill was reported to the Senate as amended, and
the vmendments were concurred sn, and the bill order
ed to he enaroaed. and read a third tune. Il was read
a third time, and pained.
OPINIO N 8 IN ENO LAN D
The lapse of a few month& wilt be suffieient to esta
blish WORCESI . BII . III DICYMNA vas the sekteratedged
standard of refe , enoe among the scholars of England
and America.—Londea Literary Gazette, Feb.ll, 1840.
Letters of similar purport have been received from
the following eminent Begin& philologers, vie: Charles
Rishardson, Abe venerable author of Richardson's
Dictioaary. Herbert Polar' dge. Sec. Philogical 80.te
ty. Richard C. Trench, B. H. Smart. and also from Rev.
Dr. Bosworth, Prof. Anglo Saxon at Oxford University ,
lett I says;
" In short, it is the most complete and praotmal, the
very bust as well ae the cheapest English lltottonary
that I know, and I have, therefore, no uoubt of its m
em."
PROP. W. WIIITIVELL, D. D . Master Trinity College,
Cambridge, England, nays:
' The Dictionary ia more complete and exact than
any of its predeoeuori."
H. R. H. Pa.sce ALBERT, in an autograph letter
eddieued to Eon. Enwann EVRRETT, dated Bucking
ham Palace, May 9.1960, writes:
" My dear Mr. Evers t—l have to acknowledge the
receipt of the ve y handsome copy of Dr. Worcester's
Dian nary, which you have been good enough to send
me. and I must beg of you also to ass..re the rub
lishe,e that I em very sensible of the kind feelint which
they manifested toward me. It Is very gratifying to
see that the parent language receives such valuable aid
for its development and the pleaervation of its purity in
y our country.
Peveral attempts have been made by interested par
ties to institute a comparison between Webster's Din
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work for its day and generation; and the much talked
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&Masons. Woroseter's ,Diotionary is a new toork—a
correctreeorel of the use and meaning of the English
Language at the present time. It is vastly superior to
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The work has been introduced into the Public Schools
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nod other principal places, by votes of the several
Boards of Education.
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A MERIOAN SAVING FUND.—COM.
and HATR l Tl l l 34 2W4. ll°° ,lgir t dZilnetr.ZiLiftri
o'olook, and on MOADAY till Bin the evening. This
c t .
Olu institu on ha m always gaud in fall, on demand,
Wlttions c .
BREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sam e d baokl. ttemiad, in gold and silver.
tITFES.
EX. .VRILLDIN, President.
AML. WORK, Vine President.
John C. Farr, gora Nugent,
John Amason, anil i i ii :4 n rch r u :ne G Alb se e
Jr.," J. E.
' ' Alb. 0 . d Roberts,
' l f. fuhui s fid. o n . B . WthO l k.T;ea l ingt i ,. e,
J 1111 . 0,0 . Beoretarg. itla-lm
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Ornoe, 331 North THIRD Street, betw een Vi
and Callowhill. Ineo_rporated by the Legis dire Mail
14th, VAL Open for Deposits and Payments, pity, from
9 toll% o'clock. Also, on MONDAY and THURSDAY
14VEN INDS, Nome to 8 o'olook.
Interest ever oenL per annum. Depositors can with
draw their Moneys by Checks, if desired. Special De
poets milked.
JANES S. PRINGLE, President,
714111011 HART. &Wanly. splo-tf if
El OARDIN G.
FAMILIES and Gentlemen desiring_ supe
nor board for the summer oen_pow have choice
of lame. cool rooms at 923 WALN UT P treat. 171 m•
PRIV n PE BOARDING.—GenOemen and
their families, or mint gentlemen, can lOe accom
modated with soard , pleasant and_ handsome
rooms, furniehed ttaArroishod, at a/6 LOOUBT
south side of Weehmaton Square, The lopation, brin ' s
opposite to one of the handsomeat parks in the city, is
contral, and extremely pleaaant. Transient persons
milting the city can be atidommodated by the day or
won. Tar= moderate. A Ineement front room, with
pnvate entranoe. for rent, suitable for an office. Jell-tt
ripwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE
aooommodated with good, airy apartments. (with
or witlufut board,) in a Imre family. Lgostion g_en-
Wei. Address " TOLBERI ," through Blood a Pit
icatekt_
BALSAM TOLU—For sale by WEISE
00PID
RStrut, ILL & BROTREIL No, 47 and 49 North 813-
SUMMER REBORTFI.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
OA PE ISLAND,
one.
This Mime, Minuet% lieu the (Mese. end on of
Or nubile 3 , re/tie of the city, is open for the teee,,ti on
o ummer d Visitor", at an average rata of SS nei
week.
First-rate Hatiling attached to tne premises.
Jy2l-1111t S. B. WOOLMLN.
RIVIERE
LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTS', PA.
his favorite resort of visitors is kept in first•olass
style. It is the most comfortable and extensive hotel
In the town. Lunation the most central. Charges mode
rate. R. G. HETZEL, Propnetor.
trl7- 1 8t • •
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRIN S.-
This favorite Bummer Resort is now open for the
meePtion of visitors. Fine mountain scenery. beauti
ful walks and deities. facilities for boating, bathing, end
fishing, and the health-giving onalitimi of its waters,
mane it a moat dem rahle place, both for single Insets
end for families It is in daily communication with
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburg. by means of a
daily stage. and mail connecting with the trains from
these slimes at Carlisle, Pa, Tennis moderate.
For particulars. address . JOHN EARLY,
igl2-Im Warm Syringe, form' county, Pa.
YELLOW SPRINGS ROUSE, °RESTER
COUNTY, PA.
The above-mentioned Rouse having been thoroughly
repaired and refitted in the beat manner with new fur
n iture,._Aci., is now open for Boarders.
The Yellow Springs House offers every inducement
In visitor.. being lame and commodious, with shady
walks and romantic rides,/ro.
The variety and quality of the Springs and Baths have
ken long and favorably known. and the subscriber,who
ass bean for several year/Peat 00111100 gen with the Co
lumbia House . Cape Island, N. 1., will use his best ex
e Woes to make the stay of his guests pleasant and
agreeable.
Stages oonneot daily with the Reading Railroad 8 A.
H., and on Saturdays with the BA. M. and Ali P. K.
Every information will be cheerfully given. by ad
trees ng rho autooriber. at the Yeolow irpringa. Cho,-
er County; or ELLIS, at Phoenixville Station,Rewi
or Railroad. A. U. arIYDRE,
ha-1m Bopenntondant.
MANSIOI HOUSA,, MOUNT CARBON,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. PA.
Families accommodated with good rooms at reduced
T hi
prices l .
oldostsblished House, looted in the gap be
tween Shank and Second mountains, . immediately on
the line or the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
within half a mile of Pottsville, formerly kept .b 1 JO-
Reph Head of the old Mansion House, Philadelphia.
hasolinoe Ins demise, been under the charge of his
daughter.
The House is prepared, at all seasons of the year, for
the reception of guests. and has been recently put in
order. The large garden. and park adjoining. present*
great inducements as a summer resort. to persons wish
nig to spend a short time away from the dust and tur
moil of the cities. where they can breathe fresh moun
tain air. and en toy the wild and beautiful 110111Mry of
the coal region.
Commutation passenger tickets. for the use of fami
lies• are sold at a redaction of twenty five per cent.,
and, an accommodation train will leave Pottsrilledailv
during the summer mantis, to enable those who may
desire it to spend the buginees portion of the day in the
city and return the same evening. on which the obarkes
will be thirty-three per Gent below the usual ratan.
For tenns, apply to MARY BEAD,
Mansion Home, Mount Carbon,
t3ehuylkill Co.. Pa.
LUNG _BEAM HOUSE, opposite
TUCK ERTON, N. J.—This Hotel is now open
for the reception of visitors, both permanent and trait
talent. Having been at a large expense in refitting and
re-furnishing I feel assured. that for oomfort and eon-
VOlllO ice it willoompare favorably with any house on
the coast. The beet of cooks and servants have bees
procured, and no efforts shall be spared to render the
star of guests agreeable. The prospects for Cunning
and Fishing are excellent. Oysters of the finest quality
I have in abundance. With these increased advan
tages, I am confident that the most fastidious wid have
no cause for oomplaint
N. B —Capt. WiI,LIAX OASKILL will run a daily
beech,
of first-class smoke's from • Sant o City to the
beech, one of which will be at Atlantic every morning
on the arrival of the morning train from Philadelphia.
Parties wishing to come by way of Lead's Point, or
otherwise, by addressing me a few days in advance,
will have a good boat to inset them at any point named.
.1830-15 w LEWIS P. STIMART.
MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. 5.. ISAAC THAYE.R, (late of Surf House,)
Proprietor.
This House has been very much ender - ed and im
proved. Hui now a larysin 'Aber of Family Rooms, not
surpassed by any hotea at a Is city.
It is lighted throughout with gaa. New and for walks
nave been laid to the 000 sari, which will be lighted at
night. from the Hotel to the water, by splendid reflect
ing tempo.
Attached to the house (hut separate from the main
building) Is a large Hall for Hops and Parties, with a
first-class lee Cream and Confectionery attached. Over
the Hall there are forty sleeping rooms for singlegentle
men. There is also s playground for children, well
shaded and enclosed, with wines, /to.
The catering department will be under my own es
tieciekl superchnon, and I trust that my reputation is
sufficiently retoblished to satiety all that my table will
be unsurpfune.d.
Terme will be $l2 per-week.
Transient Boarders $2 per day.
Carriages stow ed to the House will take Boarders to
and from the Ocean free of charge during bathinghours.
1e2:1-tf ISAAC THAYER.
SBA BATHING.
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
This well-known establishment, the favorite resort of
visitors, is now open for the reception of guests. It
has been considein'th enlarged and refurrthhed. the
sleepingroomsvpißhousand airy , and communicate to
suit families. TO house will he supplied with water
from the cold springs.
Persons *swim of spending a Pw weeks of the sum
mer in an agreeable manner could not do better than to
give the2s-5 Ocean House a trial. ISRAEL LEAKIN GPropri .
jew* etor.
AMERICAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN,
PA.—This well-known and popular hotel has,
Burin the mist a813.110[1. been
bytHATI.,Y P.NLARGED AND IMPROVED.
end le now in capacily and convenience second to none
in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beaubful and
healt,ful situation of Allentown renders it a de
lightful suminer resort,' in view of which special an
rim:momenta have been made by the proorietom tone •
oommodate summer boarders. J. Y. BRCHT
JOS vet F. W. BIGONY.
BED FORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delightful Summer Resort will be opened for
the reception of Visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE,
and kept open till the let of October.
The hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manners, and
attention to hie guests. give the amplest aentrance of
comfort and kind treatment.
Fortier wishing rooms, or any information In regard
to the place, will address the subscriber,
JNO. P. REED., Sec 4 and Treseurer,
,Bedford Mineral Syringe Co.
CONGRESS lIALL-ATLANTIO CITY,
N. J.—This stemous House. situated at Atlantic
City, will be reopened with every accommodation for
visitors on the Uth instant, by the subscriber. The
Houma fronts the beach 1f) feet, giving a splendid view
of the Ocean. and is near the Fishing and &tiling point.
No pains will be spared to secure the comfort and oon
yenienoe of guests.
14.30-2 m THOMAS C. HARRHTT.
NMSTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY.
This popular and eminently , avorite House at
Atlantis City has, since the °losing of last 11081011, been
enlarged. refitted, refurnished, and completely re
juvenated in every particular. and is now open for
the season. From its delightful situation, near
ness to all places of interest, aloes proximity to the
safest and best part of the beach, It is rendered one of
the moet convenient and decidedly the pleasantest hones
noXie
lervaiitit 1114$11meelt ; aIAO per day. Children and
/Wars
R. L. FUREY, Superintendent. "--yalatut
COTTAGE RETREAT,
Beautifully and conveniently located at
AT LAN TIO (CITY, N. J.
Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms.
Je2/1-3m M. MoCIiEBEI. Proprietor.
STAR HOTEL,
NEARLY OPPOSITR TRR V. e. MOTEL,
ATLANTIC CI PY. N. J.
SAMUEL ADAMS, PROPRI FTOR.
DINNER CA RRIAG E S.. —.FIFTY CENTS.
ALSO, TO HIRE.
tenniMr Boarders accommodated on the most rese
100mS mble
.
MANSION HOUSE. MAUCH ULIUNK,
CARBON CO.. PA.—This is the most comforta
ble awl extensive hotel in Northern Pennsylvania, end
the proprietor flatters humelf that thus far he haa suc
ceeded in keeping it in a manner that cannot fail to sa
tisfy all his guests.
The Rooms are newly and elegantly furnished, awl
the Table always contains the very beat the Markets
afford.
• • •
The hotel is located on the banks of the Lehigh,
direetly opposite the railroad depot, and at the Lane of
Manch Chunk Mountain. A path leads from the rear of
the house to the top of this mountain, from which point,
some eignt hundred feet above the Lehigh, the most
sublime scene imaginable in presented.
The Rouse is abundantly supplied with the best and
PUrest Mountain Sprint Water.
SET Hot and Cold Baths can be taken at all times.
jets-grn GEORG n HOPPBB. Propnetor.
A LOIN SHAUFLER'S RAILROAD
-LA- HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, omaite the Rail
roa'.l.TrillarDLEST SITUATiON ON THE ISLAND.
.
W Newly &fled tin with new beds and bedding
Boarding and Lodging 01 perday. /71-1 m
SEA-SW )11E-ATLANTIC CITY.
McKlllBllOB U. 8. B...rEL.
The undersigned, prOprtir or of the above-named
house, being now prep:wet to receive guests, re
spectfully agleam a share of the publicpatron
age. Since last summer mere has been added to
thin hotel a four storied wins. 140 feet in length. oon
tenting ( beside the bed-rooms,) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladies. and two for gentlemen ; also , a reception
room, wash-room. and spacious bar-room. Bowling
Beloons, Billiard Rooms, and hot and cold Salt-water
Bath Nmi have been °outvo
ao ted for the oeuvre
dation of visitors, and the whole house ynil be listed
with sas. The house has been newly painted and ur
oohed while the shaded en:sande surrounding it have
beenput in complete order. A well. manned pleasu re Yacht, and an exultant Sa nd ofMuli -v
c i. ' Roc °
fir the season.
CARLISLE The tevonte resort for thaw
*ho r_ippreotate Grand Scenery,
Pure Mountain fur Invigorating
WHITE SULPHUR , Baths, Large and ell-vsritilated
SPRINGS, Roo . , Good Goo l oti, and a Good
Cumberland
Accommodatimssfor Table.
300. For particulars send for Ciron
TERMS LOW tar.
OWEN, CLENDENIN. & VISECHER,
Carlisle /Senna, Fa.
UNITED SLATES HOTEL, LONG
BRANCH, N. J.—The subscriber takes this
method of informing hie friends and the public, that on
and after JUNE 90th his house will be on for the re
ception of guests, when every effort will pe be made to
',Mau those who may favor him. The house is plea
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in front. A
full view of the ocean„
i good roads, stab& g, tee., make
it as attractive as any hence in the country. The com
munication s aceessible by two daily lines from foot of
Walnut-street wharf, vii.:
_it A. M., and 9 P. M.
Reference—Grandy, Wanlen, Co., 229
_Chestnut
street. B. A. SHOEMAKER,
jePlin Proprietor.
COLT:WEI/1 MUSE, CAPE ISLAND—
CAPS MAY. Nov Jersey.—This large, first-claw
ROT will be opened. for the reception of gnat,, on
the 25th June, IN D. The Rouse has been completely
repaired and refurnished. A new cooking range ovens,
steam boilers, and every modern improvemen t added.
N.:revive stabling attached to the premises
All letters addressed to the subsonberi. Cape Island,
New Jersey, will be PromPtlY attended & to.
W
LAIRD OOLMAN.
James ILLaird_,late proprietor Franklin Weise, rhils
delptua ;8. B. Woolman,. formerly proprietor Mount
Vernon Hotel. Cape island. Jel2-dim
AMERICAN HOTEL, MAITOH CHUNK,
PA.—This HOTEL Is now kept In a manner af
fording every nom ort to strangers and travailing.
Arrangements hare been made this season to !MOM
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime
mountain scenery and rural enJoymekts are here af
forded. AHURA ISL LM,
OEM W. WILatELM.
Jegg-tael Progneton.
SBA BATHING.
NATIONAL BALL,
CAPE ISLAND.. CAPE MAY. N. J.
This tine, large , and airy wi pouse is NOW OPEN for
is
visitors. It distinguished or comfort. looslilr, and
superior accommodations, th ample room for IVO Per
sons. Terms moderate.
Jat9-2in AARON GARRETEION. Proprietor.
EAGLE HOTEL, BETNLELIEIf, PA.
This and old-established House, known as the
"LEIII9 VALLEY BUMMER RETREAT,"
la now open for the sewn. The eimmmodations of
this Bonne will be found unsurpsas . The ride here,
by tae North Penns, Ivania Railroad. I . neo of the plea
santest In our Bistd. CALEB YORE, Proprietor.
Ja3s am
AMERICAN ROUSE, CAPE ISLAND-
Mrs. M. REYNOLDS, Proprietor .—This favorite
hotel-will open for the reception of visitors on htOM-
D AY, June Mth. It has been fitted up in the best style,
and every attention will be paid to the ()melon of its
[nests, tell-dtSepl
WA BATHING, CAPE ISLAND, N.
J.—
DELAWARE HOUSE is now open_fOLthe season
{•111-2to . IA M ER M R AY. Proolwoo,
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, ADVER.
TIRE FOR PALL TRADE TN BREIT CITY AND
COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS, (at publishers' pnoesd
through WAGINTER'A
ADVBILTPING AGENCY,
P. W. Corner THiRD And ARCH Streets.
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A ZUMEA ! AZUMEA ! AZUMEA 1
iZUMEA: AZIMIZA! AZUMEM AZUMBA !
PROF. MOB
RlB' AZUMEA RAKING POWDER.
blanuesotitred foie!, 80. 62 North
si i:WILT
SUM, aid r- emeiwomkitr.
ANIISMItM.
FIREWORKS
FAIRMOUNT !
THIS EVENING
FARE, BY GREEN AND COATia STREET 'Alf.
ROAD, S CENTS'
PHILADELPHIA ZOUAVE CORPS.-
A Dined Pic-nio of the ocrenain ba rap
MONDAY, August 6 0.1 1 1180 at BCBUYLICILL
—eteppacher & Beater's place. en tale oedema •
Zouavee will Kira a Public Drill.
P R —Tbe place has been beautifully arreasedSor tie
occasion.
•-• • • .
Ttokets 25 Cents. adonittins • Lady and two Glwati•-
men. Ladies not admitted witnont • tieatisomat.
ant-tham3r
THURSDAY, THE 2d AUGUST.
Filth Grand PROMBNARR PILES RAIRIIJS
at EGGLESPIRLII. (areetern termvme o
and Rohnylkill Railroad.) try the MI AlLMffi rair
CRESTRA.
Mr. MORITZ BRISRILILTER.M.sestr.
Commence ME o'clock P. M. Ratirely New Pro
gramme.
SOLOMON'S TEMPLZ,
NowSalubinon
Dtt
MARKET. AD O F. iirtiMilerrogja.
will vosiuvely CLOSE on TUBBDAY•EVBNUIO, the
Tth
Grand and huh nio ive Maki 1.11 ka i wt.
enatainigg SOO mo
os. memo htid br gag: O rm.
in Jewish costume, ropromentsug Oita asciont of
worphip.
OPJ TO VISITOR-P A Vith otrwatiost, from II to
12 A. Al.. 2)i Z. and to 9111
Ado:flagon reduced to mime; 'Oak' Von 10 WWI.
pENNA. ACADEMY OF THZ FINN
ARTEL-1043 KB . etreet.
Containing a Jaraa.Miaaalaa or
thre, i o s now open may firm 9 A. ringreats7
missin IS atm. ; Waren muter 33 yearsall es;to. j ff
WANTS.
TPHOTOGRAPHITAS.—A young man,
A... Jibing to learn the above besinees, votalp
services fora normal salary. Address "J. •ei ,
of this paper.
AN ACCOMPLISHED GENILIMAN,
who has pained the society of the digs is tbs
princuparintle* of Pintoes and ATIOO , 1911. 4 1„, Iva
rough souoLsr, haring a growled's of ties
lanrusees. is willing to offer is amen to an
mercantile firm.lwho wall not Mint to fly a saga Is
keeping with the eltwegitsr of the employee, es cer
respondent, Secretary, or would d ruling to tele an
uropein A_genoy. Address, elating cestptiose.r.
"Albert." oltois of this paper. e 54141
TGRuCEßS—Wsulted, by an active
young man, who bashed severalJeals'
in the retail grocery trade. arhationtnaa e
rbs er
retail grocer. store. Oond reference given. A
•• Lewis," aloe of the Press 261-111."
in WANTED TO PIIROBAFE -A MO
NK dentte-size Residence ; MotratX of
preferred : must be of easy amiss to Me eity.
' J. Box 24 4 P.O. sal
WANTED—A SALESMAN TO HILL
v _,Do H neutia Dry Goods by UMW.. Cot simatatual
with t ide New York, Boston, and Eourberneess welkin
Jobbins trade—coo scolvonted with the J. trade priv
tarred. Address "B. 8.." wi th ratersam at tbia
Oita. ittaat•
Wi-Z4ITED--A young man as Woman,
swko i. thoroughly neepainted Igistebient
Tailor' and Clothing trade of this am. To any lamed
oseablb of filling this Position. it nen! itall~imi
will be given. Address Ban 4.13. Y. Jim-tt
NVANTED-A Elituatlon, by a maa,
thirty-wen years of ass. of weleasies
ems is business.
of
gad address. aid ealawetaat n nli
a n l y miLlta . posaili el either as a oler=deass.
rive etril -- SiOet sti es gators Y so
energy. sod bsains easseity, . A miknis
ttie_preesent will be aoesptsd. AMMO " 23. IL
of Tht Prm.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
pole SALE—The Goodwill, stock, and
1 1: Fixtures of the UNITED lITATES ROTEL,
TAMAQUA, Schuylkill 00., Penns
live house is well known to the wereilhte publio. mad
has a toputation second to no Entholase hotel is the ta
_
tenor et t• e state. , .
• - -
Pateengers going to and coming from Canada. Nut.
tars Palls. Eason", and Willisaseport. MS Catalina's'
•sd Williamsport Railroad.) dine, and gamengem gOing
North Mks supper at this Hotel.
1 his house Is pleasantly located is almost the heart of
he fhtlatylk , ll gent region, sad ig durupitt*
.rummer by families from Drew York and PhiSmlsMiss.
who never fail to be benefited in health by the cool
mountainair.
. ,
Tee present proprietors wish to retire from the hotel
humus. and offer great inducements to any wade
karma of purchasing a well-established. goo-papas.
and a firm-chum hotel.
Possession given immediately.
For full informationdgm wriaw
sm.
IJ. B. HOTEL, I'AMAQUA,
Pa.
TO RENT—Two Spacious Offices on the
first floor ln building No. 453 WALNUT Bt.
Apply on the premises, Noon No. S. salt
FRTH-STREET STORE 'TO RENT.
—Fine store No. 17 &lath FOURTH Mint TO
ENT low toe Rood tenant. Apply to HOWEiAL
&BURK. on the premien,. anl-41*
fzERMANTOWN PROPERTY. for
w-w
Sale or to Let, a large and congealing la_
Germantown gas, 'Water. /Mi. hOilt. 8 " o
f /
shad., in one of rho boos locations vitt to
Address Box 14 8 0, Pinlaaelphis poet cam. Ad-ha
•A lair lt
TO BUILDERS.,
to /fronts dore t tzb raw
a ;mimes
T oil& AdDITS plot:mm-4 or pimi&s..
i l tstg A t voltage *me-
For [archer irtfonziat , osapptT a t
WILB.OIN, .14.& MOS & CO.,
13. e. and 6a
6* finfria UT
B. tweet' THIRD and 1,0 4 M.
DI
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r"..PriANTB bought, sold. and boasted.
pOR SALII--The stock anct
-m - wholesale Boot and .hoe House. now dew •
tool business. This is • span unottlizity fir
wuibing to go into the twinges or • Muss traalKS
ire their trade. liketsf.sto.
se lass out. Address non lOC
t , (Sit with name.
di TO LET OR FOR BALE—A pops
=story house, doable beet W 1" ati
r enellite, i n
to or lot t ; ordn W tam
sak e t i V i r
d
CREAT Col UT Strtait. di:eciat ,
Street. in the bluonio ail.
MO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
-a- For este
w , slams of in the Southwesters of
the city. well elted for a Nareerz. Toren
tau. I. or partieulant addren K. at nds 41
MEPICEVAL.
3RIIOF. MORRIS' SUOIPHALOS.
R. There are WOO Sufferers from DUMAS= of
the NERVOUS 8 Yia'PERL ill the city of PhiladeliplulL
who can be oured by Win
PM:FE/PDX MORIIW
- F1 - 13 0 EPHALOS.
Which is an original
and
WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Compounded from the private formsda of Professor
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BY ABSORPTION
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SINGLE BOTTLE
to telt its marvellous virtues.
SlltleTerS frout
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N A RVOUS READ AR ,
fiIIiNERAL DEBI:4 Y.
NEURALOIA.
ItHEUMATDOIL
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Numerous testimonials from the moat riewestable
sources can be seen, by applying at the Oftee , Or the Pro
prietors.
Prepared by MOOARIDGE A CO., Na. 62 North
FOURTH Str
B eet.
Illgr And for ale by Druggists generally. bi-if
ASTHMA. CBRo itFJ.SILF lad PER
this distressing cora-
plaint. nn
FEND T'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by C. B. ISHYMOUR Et CO., 107 NASSAU
Street, Rea York. Prim 01 per box ; seat it's by Rost
m47-em to FOR RALF. AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TEIE MUTUAL LIFE INSDRANOI
sOMPANY OF NEW YOE&
OF
MDI MILLION!! O tsF
DOLLANS,
IRMIND (WORTH
X 0117614113 ON
WORTH OVER 1113,000 AIL
ale preialUlni are Lewis then ia 127.117 other CABOW
aim, and the Dividends have be e emir
s&
We it a atrial, !Airier.
Bteatholdora. so that ALL WeLefia l iihr "
=AM* to 7F/2 IMMIX&
pamphlets, and every Warman, may to hal
IMAMS, on anPlinV
F. 6FOILD enff ir sii i, % .
&W. corner FO TH and W
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PHILADELPHIA Mt
thomaa ftotnns. .1
Hordeom L,t r rfon.
'lt eg nitelern,
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Tc h ihn B Went
oseph Fat - arson. litleare i Za
John M. Attood Arihn- 6 , •
'Manilla H. Power , 6.01111111 r.
Ica= None . *ha k - Walborn. 01140.1"
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
as CRESTNIIT Street. PKELADELPILLL
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LNOORFORATED ARIL Y , WONT TEE WTATEOF
PEENSVARLL
yoNFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RIRIE.
DIZIOTORS
Samuel Lat.
Wm. W. Walters, V
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Fly ireat
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— iiINORGE W. DAT . ,yreelieat.
N_RANt.IBI4. vice L
WILLIAMS I. BI CHA R D . Simmiery.
CONTINENTAL NAILS, (Edge Gripe.)
inateraornrea .t. the Pottage Nell Ind boa Works,
from sopartor %Malty of Jemete i2Oll, Milokiami Of
the moat apersived oonetreetion. eon warranted to be • t
least penal, in quality. aaiforaUtri end flub*. .to en/
other brands to the market.
Other bran& (flat and odder*/ Aiwa
JIAP, D CEP
4 dOMME
Prime k. Christmart's superior solig.ere 7.4
}lces forieleasabereA - is
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