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dangerous eltired, Ave-dollar note on the Media.
Woe' Bank - Nirllagtan ,N. hi, oirettbation,
of the fellitgiejkd,eedripttoit, vis.: Parzu.sloene. ,
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all four ainteria'- Ttielioid4rive on each end; silo
the srordyire,,ln ra4 ink: tearosa the, body of-the
note. This Is well done, , , •
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The following lira atatetantat of tie deposits end
eoinage of , the tnlteti StatipeNtot; in this oily, for
the month of July, t •,‘ , •
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ROM o•GOGita
&leer end pnrehases:4- 4 ,. _
Copper cent: (O. t 9 received in exchange -.
for cents of new Tune . • Lida 00
Total deposite:—.:...
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of Prre Value.
Double Eagles-- MN
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Half Begiseir;,...:.•: - .4 It 383 , 10,9111 00
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thettarket continuos dall,with.rstall'utlan ,to,anarll
- hakins rit"Ottlitfirt•rniV bbl for old
stooks cad oraii-gaoriadAlalftf ea ra for marsh Oa ON
ani for rutnc family, aid AllAnclido for Ginty !ate, ii to
narditri: /he Flout; 'aid tam ,Keal "an 'lnlet i” dot
formic i"bald' at prig *ad tlia, limnst Odided $i
Wit %..." MititUf tifttialt, and lain in Oar
realest t4roaciattrininantpotadaeatotdaii" salsa of
MOO tol told Oliite"f i rstantrutiaaildliolawnrit
Ted at 121,E beet trhita„iii nand, and wanted ht
761oltniJ MID iannahangtd no ototo old Pantanlani
niu at 74n7,40,titd._ ,nnw MOGI/ bat: _Conn lit ream
sad In ditjaza4,!allosilof L boa at "dec. in,
/tato. G'7oe. int;ao'jpionty,•but 'noon • ate • na--
alhanrod malonof drnit , blut nas tionthenrat les3tifo l
art 111 tiol ataniUld st MOO*
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Wituiry--nales cfslo-Pinasilasnia and Ohio bblo ate'
•d nt 210210 ;' halt zwand drudge at too tiv
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' New,tork Markt". of, Yesterday.' ' •
Aortam a roirateodronti pike OM bbls ik 6512 for:
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',- firm; wilbigteedersts beemnfor be tees port hope
at/MMIMMM•-1100, repot are Ittel_Moi ll ei.e tit!
where If MOIRA@ ph* abysm ror aura owe .
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oT LAO Ws iit= 11411100.16 - Inv-eamoion.to iiiihedLood
$516.7.10 &rostra. csaadasf o loarasouatt.ima Rain
• wizbble at - eh (16//I.llf r e ar s ' . sod Winans
earn. Rs, FNarriatlap.no ,
t aro aaohaosoo.
atit.-Tho awriat-ofrw orta lint active,
l iAr t i r ert ' g d enetVellO ß -111
. irr f Vhe di ttrailt
to wiliiit otheavy or= ° for lyinenr Palos i i ii,, -
000 blot st,Bl4llol' fitrlithiSir • *ohm, •1111.112a/21
"'for Dim red dol 411.21(tor: anther lova.. With - a. light
though& the, Coro Mares whostoc-dtillitrot lita;3 l ,-
000 Now*, at ettoror wistaria atiord, thihi aro -moot:
At ttliatia=kor Otol,lorfeti led athirstli fo r
wogtoent and W 1"11- - : "_. -' ..''''
Pawns mix
-/P4rll • ~: Airing :et 1/63.• et ittl halo
at Sumo. - for oewlllosal • 111831 hr .14 IMAMS
for okl onep g 411‘.11-tr vi igagegla, kg; et ep.:
changed. ,hogOg Suu, -sr lohowright. 171/2_84•4111 ,
for :toughy 140=44, tetra fornatrlKllNN • 011
oan foul, ~ wafters' aUleaS•for ,eitgx:
lexaMextx_Xtti egt*Xlllll‘ollegenr i sad Wpm [or
Wm , lard M SMle-IM 1.111(•11110, with mile of
abuts, eikAhittor sad Chows sronnohnosod. = =
textexetetatefitY *abashes of lal Mks ithkx.,- - - .
Mee EVANS AI!D *Aim . last
/lumber of the • Witerrifsrener„ . Reeime there is en ,
article on "The *Men the Bea," in- whist, the
mamma oftlidlt dover,if theattmtpireid With the
authoress of 9,,Taimityree":”•
Compared ilti(Citterge shot, Currier Bell is - en
unedueited, Meth, wile -pours , ' forth her feelitms,
het duseesktibt; her dbmshunt, sod almosther
despair, without p a,witimut the thought:
of art. with:Mende:idea, and relies only, on the •
malty of itnpressioa forlthe effect , of the
whole. Der lonely and eerie
solitudes,; each : '
on ROM would. have
painted, oesd„.dmo-- peoples, het -Maury: with;
men es sevegerlf *hell good - qualitim am
recognisable ,by the busginetket.. , George -Eliot, - •
on the - contrary, - has returned from, then,
excursions yam- by the sense of this delusiveness,
and resign 4,: like - Goethe, to And• in, treatment
and beautr of detail that satisfeetion • whielt•the
loftiest contentions can only, yield for s season.
Compare the descriptions , of stature In the -works
of these tie remarkable women : how.-pure obt•
poetise, Mg external .- are . : the Pieter's:Mudd in
George Elibt; holt pen etrated by the medium of
:the authot's teenage in -Correa. -to her we
see through e here, glorious Weed,' aid beautiful,
but which displays with minuteaems of detail like
the loadedratenosphere of:a picture by Denby;
while George landscapes are as °leer as
Tesier'r, they hive's bright colorise,- atmosphere,
a full and-serene life : they are dotted with holier
eteadi, are -fill :peopled by tuiprefendisig mat, and
give to beohlhe , beauty of one daily , life - tinder,
placid skis ;! , !I', • -
CITY ITEMS.
Buntline Eiwilterrtinti—lt bit. often , been said,'
and truthfully, that the itorchanft of the country are
in a batter VOlittibei - to imam amicable TO %gm his •
twean different motions than any ottntfoloul Of'lnts.
The reasons for the obvious. lithe Ant Mao., the
requirements of their vocitton Mdsee ligament,: aid ,
we all know that manses old irrsiudichtt . food bor
vanished from between -stiles trioi were Waning to
each other on their, beaming bettor seams's:Mid, 'Bat;
to imine to the pond. we desire it the present instead.
to inv,te atircithil tosi,businssi Arm in this ottyrwidelt
ha. been ventilating ttiliSeelneell illettiotitoOlt 'en'
eenirlde way, 'v . /meetly, by °ponies a placeof Onsi
new at etre 'Mend, not with the view of maids.
sinner, nialunir.tho , fsvorabli semniintanoe
of everstridy visitms that highly ralabrums "nos
moieties'i resort. We allude to, Mr. J, I. Eshleman
the populit 'sad enter/M.lmi tirminetor Mut itntsi
CJIIITILSL gross, noventa sad Cheidnise
streets, the inimitable 6, P. E. 0., and teacenised hero
of" big red miens " that trasble antbintiio , Lldis
ham, withintim,plat yeah.; opened a stem at Cape.
Island, opposit Congress Bell, for the sale of his' itdt
lion salon of emits and teteittecitatit 'We May, ad
that be is Atom!! " seeking n - reiturytoody, that goes
there. nod allude theease of Netilemen is- Illllllilig*
reepeetebtelsee with.' old Nap" for the asoendaney in
the popular mind. In that section tif the Atlantic be-NM.
Nis store in this dtty is still resolving inininteireeted
mstronatifrout imam* of taste la *veer pferiminert!
,
Tam liltatcttr:. Wok tde Slaw yrs Draitted.r. 7 Wi,
,
have free ueettr twain' possess melte thieremerk when
recommended lc laded cittlati fatectiolleJimidsler'
leatddie or ei OistititimiltlitCskeese„ hie uskdinsitely
trio true is 'veriettitis :eases, thee persons who swallow
a slags of liquor shoes take so* indoledibitildnolsoW
Witho r stetintelg. Plrir li. tiot the fault of 111. M. Per,
se, bat of the ntiserupulomi people who make sad dm. ,
Pare liquer tiamiedfalstistulmit, indents hoed' dish toe -
obtained In prenter.eustteng Allow& Inothiski;No, Ste
Walnut street, bate opened is depot-for. this WSW or
BUN*Sitill'A guys Ott, itteptcnsitientesAi r e Witten!.
This a•tiol. is Moi,rild, and midi& and sissy, irlosioi ,
au. 'vines thine apsireelaboa of its szeolisnom by pre_
soribine 'pto' alumna who kited I wholerwitt.
last
Oitertrnssi.4 have examined a aimed of 'sista
Enntaido'itOhil Aye Wide/EY:and it appear. pion • •••"
ancleinsiA=tieltad Ern; free frost all impuri 7
Wei, and Of ketiast antility4 •
~ -. ..liteersito ?Anatol - , iltddreh street, '
.Tee thulve Urnsul4wigriiii,—Altega BUM.
'Ober of the Asiciktftleastre_on the Grist Eastern;
,who IsltAhe big ship in disgust at COO. Mail aunt
IWsdaesdag in Philsdidshla r .Ttisp yinited-fits Hops of
pie eV do rinii diets'n that th e sw
aspaaoss of tha Wpm tits Orate Butersivare Ow* ori
sited for bfAhdji hhhhijarinteisit
oPportb.itp of ire
woes for 1101siginis Aulti tho B•tnen- Mob*
Meiling Bid cif &_ Wilson! Nor, rel 110 61/6
• Camisinut!itrieti,rtiiry. tiOC ' _'
-
Xaorni.RsAo-Tino 1.1,-Doort anf,roOtho is cupola,
sorolliotoally,.oridlosi[ik• t 7 the Oiliot.briw
114 31 "hicejW$ 1 . 4 0 1 . 1 ttlot. load yoOr °Om or sal
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SlE7ANlol4lilWiftiiiipioim4ap
This admit e , ` 12:110agned testoolsily fat
all thotit erottithilattilitehtint to the hest or sum
mits, Dierttuee -sod same mks `of the stomach.
inteuttes, sista to titt wen soothiss istio
almmw, It is '
path *Wag sad fretefel to nil tit*
ei triet•totrilstieutnti,WtritiistiiobsirinOtt.
1 ii =t i v.4 * stiosistisSiC4o.ie
Atifilott thiltsthelleedisklets
Migertal4MOVinititliTi
AItfaVALS AT THE ,P4 I NCIPALHOTELS,
111 :o 12 ° 79 1 0 0 4 *Raz
WIMP HOINIR—NiAth acid 011eatnnt amts.
B Richter,' New Monis, Delaware
Miss M Bonner, slivraira . Caleb Comstock. Delaware
'Alp moan, smiawaye Riehard Theater. Penkylbs
rits•Watuar, Pennsylvania Robt Faits,. New York
W Ramsey. Ohio_ , Mules Scott
AAllitevrart, Alabama • James R Land in, fY
A.
Thomas Parker, P 6 la • M York, New Jeremy
Jno Ailing, Madison, lowa ' Wm M Calvert, Cinoinnisit
w Calver t. Oinelonati, 0 D Nilson, pewiekley, Pa
E Kendall, Tea F at lot neon Nashville
Mimi Novell, Plasbyilla .1M Oill Pekin. Illinois •
Ai F Wilson; Cincinnati Jno W übmin,'_Pittshure
B Willicks; - Mies Wil li ams , Mitsissipm
flu Oa inOtb MialiteuPPl • J F Granger* la. La
Ms Granger, .misuleati T Mead. Nile-York'
Gray, Neer York -
_Domay. Newlerk
C 0 Rent & PentisYlea Miss Kent, Yennsilvania
Chas Devoe, Tennersee Miss Devoe, Tenneseec
Cottrell, Philadelphia C IllsokhomNatehezollis
r Frieder, Texas George M. woad & lay La
A' A Matthews, Maysville John 0 Wilton, Sewickley
Herbert Beech - New York Henry if Hatted & la. Mass
Miss Gilbert. Abusaehuts N Stone,' Maasaohnsette
-.1-H Hunk& la,'New York J H Thomas. Atkinson, '
Mr Green/Texas: . Jim DodswOrth, Montreal
at Delany . Washington B Beatty. Pennsylvania
Ito Dodrwortb, Montreal F. Putney & la, Je C
Miss Putney. 8O = J Ohrietey, Virginia
io Grant. Virginia Davis & Is. Maryland
LA F Hall. Cinemnati Geo Glbeon. 8t Louis
David p Brown.Pottsville W Morgan. Nashville
David Taylor & lain I Opt Harris & Is,' Pa
Chas 8 Canfield lc la; Va Canfield, Va.
P C Davenport, WO • J tdoOlintosk, Montreal
C &noel agebil,Texas Mm C H H'Pennell. Tested
Amos Webb , k lA,La •••• W H Cunningham. Balt
Tir R 8 Thames, Baltiracire John P Thema., Baltimore
eki' Matthews; Balt • - Salehael Roche. Baltimore
Theo Evami, Bildimove WM ome, Baltimore
-Andrew I- ftodel, Bela Cot I H limogre, Miltirnore
- Mr* DeltiCiat Baltimore WIII , BIIIIMIMfg, Baltimore
51 , 111 , 11AMbillit IC 2110110.81 at H. Taylor, Baltimore
Mrs TayloY&l Chit, Mrs/ W Duman & Ink. Pa
W Wilson, Muelssitait ' A H Jankini. Baltimore
T Wlenkinsisitlmoris Mies 8 Jenkins, Baltimore
Mare B Jen no Belt - Master Jenkins & Batt
Wm Lindsay. t eoglis' • MPH Lindaji Bt Zonis
Mrs Borne. Georgetown W P Orhigon at la, Pa
Rote Orhi•on, Ps James MoNsal,
Davis 8 Remit, MiirftsipPi Mu
8 G Rhine Mississippi
Sainted Ward. New York T Bennett. Baltimore
.8 Parkhurst. Baltimore I Nelson Ruck. NeW York
Thomas D Rastrll, md M atoElwine. California
MY D sseAlland, kg Louis Chas ILBharP, Newark
Mrs Sharp Newark • John A Sharp. Newark •
Mrs Sharp, Newark Ohs, W Noma. N Y
John R (thinner, Tenn W M Pranne__,r Tenn
W Kyle, Tanneries T Wallace. Tennessee
Goa Branner. Tennessee W Armstrong, Tennessee
Joh* A Gammon. Tenn . Clown Rodgers. Miss
B Redding, Mel .Ijl, BaldwinndiansPolie
I B Platt & la. A ugusta,,Eia, W B Wigg, Memphis
P W McMullin. N York rhea iltzenbure. N York
J W O'Neal. Beaufort . • r A Clarkson, Riohmond
D Ray, Natettes - W A 'cordon, Dcbusue
RR Ray, Baltimore Win Finney, Baltimore
Geo Young. New York W T Ross, Pdiohigan
'Jai Leoland, Delaware •- Sew Sanderson, Detroit
D OennisA New York Robt Black. Pa
Mrs Black, Pa • • MIPS Black. Pa
Chas W Conrtright, Ark W Wetmore, Chicago
Mrs Wetmore. Chicago Lewis. Brooklyn
F,S Tweedy Alabama hire Tweedy, a labema
A darai r lark. ,
Charleston June. Clark, B.ltimore
Chas dune. Pennsylvania F New York
Chas Jackson J Miss Burton. New Jersey
vi Thereto', Atlantis City J g Marking N & la.r
Mies Marking. New York Decker. South Carouse
Thee Ellison. R Carolina - Wm Dunlop, Miengslual
C Allen. Atlantic rity Ml.. Allen. A Bantle CAP
Jahn Broadhead. PI Jamey Hon Jacob M Kunkel Aid
Wei Frasier, New York Chem W Hitler New York
Jae H Amapa Charleston Beni F Riddle. Chariest on
TD Butler & la,.Mass Miss Butler 'Mess
- RJI Calvert. New York . T P Bork... New York
J Cuttler & la . N C Miss Cattier, N C
1 W Spencer. Louisville' Miss Sommer, Louisville
Mr Haldeman ik bora ,-- Miss Haldeman, Pis
D Brows. Fall River
497.0f0 84
14,181 54
$113,007 3$
3 XIS - i5101973 00
*CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Corner Ninth Mid Chestnut.
Bookinghsm. Connecticut H W Cox. New York
R. C Schmertz, Pittsburg W BRuestis.Mingsrk
0 Patterson & wf, Oincin i l Chag Marken. Baltimore
J_A Borland . Clueinnsti W T Clough Jr-10,N Jersey
M Banter da. Missisopil a Mitchinson. Miesissippi
AW. Loomis Pittsburg - T. 7 Foster. Memphis
C H Raul., hkelobbli W Pinnsione. VenneyWa
•TH Burrowes. Lancaster P Poindexter &
Mrs Brander, Riehmond,Vs Miss McMinn & sis, Vs
Jai A Campbell, - Louisiana if A Volker & wife
Jno F Cannolv. Baltimore W Starr Savannah
Mr Garrett & la.. New York Miss Garrett. New York
Mtl IS Daly. England D H Jackson. Georgia
„t ror r t adley & son, Pittsburg Miss B Bradley. Pittsburg
abater. Maryland Giro Finney, Maryland
J iting. Ohio Asher H Wilcox. Iromph
1. V Portelyou, New York 71, Darrah. Texas
D Louisville - E N Maxwell. Louisville
Choi Beardslee. New York Mit" Weill", Baltimore
ST Walls, Baltimore C P Henveway. Valparaiso
Jae F Antipope. Have - W W Willis..n Baltimore
W Aelleynolds, Rochester MP Bernolds. Rochester
- C Pitt. Baltimore Mrs Clarkk. Balthnore
Mrs W B clerk &Soh, Balt R B Baltimore ' -
A.n Price. Baltimore • 11 0 Lonenecher Pa
E Taylor. Kentucky - Thor BLeosard,Kentuoky
L W Abrahams, Baltimore R Cathcart, Jr. Baltimore
B F Appold & Is., oslifortuis P - Middleton, Panama.
A Dammed, Baltimore - D matcher k la. Virginia
Miss Luton. Virginia I 18 , Yailer, BLL Joseph
Lockwood. St Joseph 7 Andrew', ulooinnabi 0
8 . 8 Loo. Baltimore Mrs J Hodges. Baltimore
Mrs Wm Concitable, Balt I. Bloom, Louisiana
W MinuetMissiinipPi B Quinn, Mississippi
TT M Brown ft la. Cinnnati F R Baldwin. Cincinnati
I. Fe_Solnede,r New York S Smith, Chioago
W - Hubbard, New YOrk G inst. Vi lonia
A .I,Wightman, New York W Wightman, N Y
W Godfrey, South Caroli'a W.R. Godfrey: N 0
-.1 H Cannon, Louisville • Mll Wryer. Virginia
T M Beaumont Atlanta,Ga W.l Norris & wf. Ala
Mhos M M Norris. Alabama J 6 Haden, Alabama
John B Wilson. Yingie. N E Solomon. C
John s Prince & la. pr ise C McGrath & Is, Miss
R Mookbee Ba timore is. It Durhurst. Pittsburg
A Moors & daU. Pitteonrg„Mr_guinn. Miss Mani
.1 Weddell. Virginia - • ' M. weddell, Virginia
L Padeenheimer. Ohio .1 Bowland,BOgron
O W Farr, Jr, phiirApiirhia W N Push, North Carolina
A 13 Bea.h, New York 0 M Gallaher: - New York
D Scott, Woveaster Therstomerrovidenoe
Pmvidence Ala' Hill, Richmond. Va
C_Smith.giew.York , Cassady, , Pittsburg
Wge Jones, Pc ashingtOn Immo Brown. ir: Rf•
1311 Day, Pro•ldenes, RI W C Raymond & Is. 74 0
S Malancher:New Orleans Mr Taber & la. Louisville
W 2 Hallowell, Phils Jan 'Young, Cleveland, 0
Jnoß . Kelan & ha. Balt e , - M Hemp on di Is, Pa
Miss Duet; Pittsburg .- Miss vahneetnek. Pa
'W B, ray , Louisville Chas Wood, Terre Vent.,
,Otto_Peteschere, New York L Leveward. New York
Merchant. 11 8A• Mrs Merchant
Merchant. New York.' 'P S Kingsbury , . Waterbury
'Rogers, Hartford - -3 1) Obiselin, 'Norfolk
tIP Potts, Baltimore Thos Owens, Cuba e
Ber D Smith, My-York A B. wa shingtcri.Nftshv.e
SemiBl smell: New York Jobe J Towneend. N York
R otertson, Jr, Di 0 J Moorhead. Pittabiirg
Jobe' MoMirtht, Mississippi ES Pertain & Is, Moss
C McGrath & hlissisuppi D James, New ac'ork
D wi ll i i i nuir. , ,,eafL—Pourth street. -below Aral.
OIC ageLean,Pfillivielphia Ja n - briittitlBB6.-V
J 748nm:sr. Clearfield . A M smatter. Philo ..•
P Carson Tennessee Geo W Scott, Florid*
H Rao, mraur, Tenn R J.ffsen. La Grange, Ten
Geo Albree, Pittsburg B P Tliumrtmli Piing
A It Chasis.Massarbasetts Brown. Reading_
J P Wathenil..etblehrun Lewia Landmeamr, Ye '
Moi Lodge Bleak re'S de* DC Mn I P Shook & eh, DC
D m Raman, Halton roe iteinaoh. Mobile
al_Rules, Texas It Steven, A, la. Norfolk
The Hare, pitteborp • oyrop Lowell, Easton
DLoohnour, Easton P W Stafford. Plawitork
Janitaßoyd. Philadelphia Johnli Monter, Philo
.Aaa. Hubbard. Connecticut . John R Philo
Robert Wilson, Phil& •
R Medawar ,-Cemrsb's ,
C JefleY
'Pawl 8 wiltbsak. D, Phil Timm hi •
Ilen. New York
Itaml R'etherip, Bethlehem, HOMO Ball, New York
D W Moore, ClettrildiTa
AMEBIC - AN itOTEL—Oheetnat. above Birth.
John Andel...in. Maryland W R Hedge. Columbia, T
A.l Brand, Kentucky - B A Beers, Brooklyn
R Frinnionr. New York. 0 T Simmons, New York
R Ranier, BMWs W Junkin & la, Ohio
R_W P all Dostmt ' - W Hall; Wilmington. Del
W Barnes & la, Wash, DO Miss Barnes. Week 0
W Collide*. Walsh, D 0 W Harris. Dandridge, Ten
BM lameron. Dandridge, T Mrs Derue & 2 dau.
JR Loilawillar. Tenn 0 0 L Robinson. N Jersey
Baal Simpson, New York W B Tanker, Baltimore
Ina L Cotton, Maryland, David Maxwell, Delaware
WTolk, Delaware F. T Poner,Manoh Chunk
M Morn, Mobile Rev 0 V S Ranurigton. Pa
lin R
Johnson. lr s tYro ir rk %%lei ihotris it b . l . York
Ra ' me.Poringueld. Mess Os o 0 Roan Bilet,Conn
Ina nordon &Ia Boston B oims & da. maw
lemon T Quaer, N York Goo R Thomas. New York
JIM Wallet. Phil a delphi a - W_Roioro. Ninntrk. NJ
John Henry. W W haltarllll.
L L Robbins, Brooklyn W Bronaugh, Alabama
JONES HOTEL—ollaitnugstrest. abitire Sixth.
Mhos T. Lit 'hiledelebta • Frank Lewis, Mobile
3018 ke, Princeton 8 Reeler, New York
TPRerei in. N J Benbury, Boston
•13 W Whitaker._ N Carolina, It A Whitaker. Carolina
Peter Annoys, Philadelphia B Stimpeon• Philadelphia
J Swete: Philadelphia • P Payton, Philadelphia
lamas Jennings, PhDs. • Geo Sam isen:i t Phila
Roger.,_ Philadelphia - • 1 Jarvis. Philadelphia
Gideon BerelsY. Phil Miss Crompton. nibs
.1 - San, Columbia, Pa • • hunts MoClosky, Pa
Vitt i ritirt Va L bitt s .ll l 6sle4 e tle mn
jt_it Yount, waealing. Ye A W Hardily. Pittsburg
William Corbin. Coma • jobs , H Moore, N Jeraey
Thai PorsYth. Media. Pa JW- De Krafft. U 8 A
J Woos, Cleveland, 0 0 Frost. Cleveland. 0
•A Gilbert, New York . L 0 Colvin, Cincinnati, 0
ST. LOUIS H OTBLr-Chestnut 'treat, above Third.
le R4llll. Pennaylvanis' "1 N Lawrence .8, bro, Phil
Fullerton, New leraey H B Statues. Lebanon
B Curry, Pennimivanis James Barron, Ohio
R Fraser , Logansport B Biirraban. Caracas
H Daly. Georgia John J Look,. Bost on
Geo W Barkalon• Indiana - Gee H Bong., New York
Thomas .1 Shslorose. Std Peirce Jr la R baud
I•B Ayres. New York , G A Beneidt, New York
Jejoi Braith. New Yc rk J McCrethen, New Jersey
John Beebbsheimer, NJ
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth Btreet, at. Chestnut.
Smedley Therlington.Ches eo Oeo Walton. Chester no
Bami H Williams. Ohm, eio Von Npreqkman, Conti/iv
Caleb Pierce, Chester 6o Kurtz, • Lauctuiter oo
Jim Reynolds,Panninatony' no Kennedy. Newark,Del
Ivrea Brown. Maryland Wm Itt Long. Marriand
Blob Darlington & Me, Pa Jos I Daily, 'West Chester
Oyler, Che ster no Semi Beldame. Chad on
i.ewt•Tredentok. Columbia Pi Worrell. Columbia, Pa
Wuielassow. Bedford. Ct R W Levi., Wad cheater
Oen J - Finnelr• Maryland Win J Barker. Boston
T B Jambi, West Chester JOB II Chandler, NV
John rebel, Pennsylvania •
POVNTAIN BOTBL—Teeond street. above Market.
R. 3 Willie, Reebeeter John Priekett ' N jersey
R Wll eb, PI Jersey - 8 Ayelerate. N Jersey
jafibm, l2 , Win P Orm & la. Delaware
g StMeGear,N *Mir SegOear. N Jerser
P . 8 Patterson. renters, N J Jog N Jersey
8 Nonviler, New York
- TDB. UNION—Arch 'tree!. above Third.
F BeaCarti, Pthladelphis Sarni Evans, Tolaware oo
Chyvans. Delaware oo Thoi Evans, Delaware oo
IK eod, rtstlidelphin, Blajamilt. Trenton
Bre Baskin,lllllolooll Dr F fieutalnser, Philada
AZ Orrawbridge..A than miry Rey N Pdr Corral:why, J
Mrs AloConanshy & oh, NJ D I nallilran. Peoria.
John_it Shaw, Oinentrsti, 0 J B Bay, N
JasllPLannter, Clearfield IL Reed, Freeport, Pa
John D Beanie, Lancaster
STATER UNlON—Market 'Oast. above Sixth,
VI Eckert , Pennsylvania JP IYAgrivi,ine, Pa,
Oeikk, Eckert. Laramie? B Ball. Lanca s ter co
( 415 r k n ii ft= I Z l 3l Y &lb " w i L ' a
4 ther ' 4 -rat:Pam - 'eniViTt 4 Z:Yarisrti
4iliettrig.4.„-kr:0" I ciii n ßion;le &I "
NATIONAL HOTEL- , Enoe street. above Third.
.1 IS etroro o k s ei: Reading; J,4,14k . Rle r rly Bpensbarf in
Wrlrtrtio j henteirk. n Pe g Smile Stsir,Yeters ii°
11 fern. INEMIS7I. anis P Ifissins. knee( nr
itmesotsioins .10 Igsterly. tiniedelphis
htia UM, Berk, comae G+4, ureanil, pew York
A Miit.Ainirreht 8 Yornok,Littatieter no
'Aides, Neer Verli
BALD EAGLE ROTEL—Tbint, above Cellowhill els.
T 8 pelseerieg : Pittsburg AK Stoughton
John Geyer. sebdereville Robert Onol, the** oo'm
~ toe Jacoby. Pitteeee:Pir .1 Ramer. Diontgeer oo
Poir Miller. !Vitas) lobo m Quakertown
W smith, New Jersey • J tier°, Philadelphia
iLACK MAR HOTEL—Third et. aO. Callowhill.
'K:V?:l4l i rdllM.ia p9teLto
;phial 11 1 7 0 1 , r ji ll4rwtown r b ip a g i r l ieg t rlvit,Newttrrn
P a ltliter.Orwissbarg Thome, u Proi e r3=4
p etyger. titer lesser Mrs Stoder, New Terser
HAMMY 1111 HAP HOTEL-rdieeond It., below Viol.
Ie eirady & On, Easton H Evade, Philadelphia
30151 5 Joneartenerivsnis Chas t e rse!, Eos. Chase
.int warp Brgihs co 1311ve e ttent e leocke oo
c - 9 VZIPBATT:Nadagi:o
''em/it Ilterthean.New Yolk I Patter & la„Harnittcp
Thera naniele, Bustleton William DIM!, Bustleton
Dacia McCarter, Pa Abel Kelsey, UM boll
W Thome% Fox Chase
IIIEAOHANTB' HOUBH—Third ot. ahoy. Csamain.
loom& It adwards. Phil' John Kammerer. Al lento'n
Tobti o ahneffer, Readmit Lamm Bonner. Bonita oo
Ca halan. Cape May Cep H Handola, Itooheater
Wm Coulter,Hhohestor,
litr HANNON ROIEL-13soond street, above Aroh
P geveter, New Wyk • James Kearney, Pe
Wm IP Henry & wt, Harrbib John Laguna, Harrisburg
Mae Downer, N Jersey A kitricklond, Chester no
Lrr Ue an Torpor, !—.A z little mirth mixes well
and profitably with both 'businesi and philanthropy.
Mow stupid, life would be, both in labor and leisure,
without that gaiety within us Whioh responds to the
"eheerfulness arid beauty around ea l Nay, ltamaiu cur
rents Inn all the deeper, as well as fresher and purer,
for tkeilight thrills of joyorninera that, lunching and
liaddrig, flow into them. The rivers would Magnate
into, pools if the rivulets mimed to ear. Philosophers
and men of business save their souls alive, and keep
their inlelleoto freih and healthy, by mingling their
mirtiirdiness of youth with the 'apemen of age, Pun
eiimblne in all who pun:those the
ellisant wyles of GRANV ram Exoces, proprietor of the
”AhriTrioto GOT Clothing Eninottam " Nikeer Chen'
sit *Wit; ' Aliantilat elftot value ie iiisintsti With
tfltot tf
,INTELTJUMNON;'" T"'
intil FOULIIi PAPS: ••
ARRIVED.
Srieregbip BostOn, Crooker. 14 hours from New York,
via tpit May 7 /MOM with masa and pauengersto J all
derd oe. Sawa full-rigged hrig off the Capes, bound in;
aso s onar wh hhils deck supposed the OillAna,
from Trinidad; Bohr Starlight o ff the Buoy on the Mid
dle; eahr .1 0 Brooks ofr Duck Creek; Bohr IJodine. from
NOM York, off Morns Linton'in nobr Aline off Delaware
City; a berm brig With* Duo' on the Drown, bound in,
/Steamship, Virginia, Kelly, from Richmond, via Nor-
M hours, with India to Thomas Webster. J. On
Wedneeder moraine saw sohr Albert Thomas, of Phila
delphia. going into Hampton Reads; off the Buoy on_the
Brown saw &Dutch galhott; saw bog Birohard & Tor •
rey above Delaware City. and others as before.
Steamer P T Reartt t eldell.l4 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W M Baird & Co.
By TXLEGRAPII.
(Corresporidenoo of the
Prete ' )
NEW IOIOE Aug Z.
Arrived, eh ip Ringleader, from blamils; vogr Ems V,
from Arroyo.
Boston'. Aug 2.
Arrived. ship Columbia. from London; baste Moon
beam. from Liverpool; Fannie from Glasgow.
New OBLIM.P. Aug 2.
Arrived, shim Senator. from Havre; Hemlsebore,
from New York; barks William & Jane, from Beaton.
H Gregory. from New York.
arLMORANDA.
Steaniship Cambridge, Howes, hence, arrived at Boil
ton yesterday.
bteamship Keystone State, Marshman, hence, arrived
at Cherles'on yesterday.
Y S tea yemsterday.ship Delaware, Johnson, henoe. arrived at New
k'
Steamship Northern Light, Tinkelpaugh, from An-
Pima% arrived at Nov York_yeaterday.
• Steamship Great astern, Vine Hall, cleated at New
York yesterday for Norfolk.
Steam-MP Kerala, Brownlee% from Nassau, smved
at New York yesterday. Wednesday, at noon. round=
41 on the Origantine Shoals, about four mires from At
lantic Oar Inlet. in 13 feet water. She Minot on the
same bar onybioh the Flying Dutchman wee wrecked.
The IC floated off at high tide in the afternoon.
Ship Tonawanda. Ja inn. from Liverpool for Philadel
thin was eignalised 13th tilt, Min, tons MO.
Ship Tusoarore, Dunlevy, sailed from Liverpool 18th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Chip Wm Penn. Meade, for Baltimore, sailed from
Liverpool 19th ult.
Ships Wm Cummings,Lanoaster. Lorenzo, and Wal
lace, for... Philadelphia, were loading at Liverpool 81st
Jul,.
Ship Prima Donna, hloGniken, hence, arrived at Lon
donderry 17th tilt.
Ship Beare°, Crowell, sailed from Caloata June 5 for
Bo S eton.
hip Ootavius, for New York, nailed from Calcutta
J Ship
Chariot of Fame. Hubbard, for Ban Francisco,
nailed from B.ltisnore yesterday.
Ship Middlesex. Parmelee, for Liverpool. cleared
at New York yesterday,
Skip Golden Kule, Mayo, cleared at New York yes'
terday for London
Ship Shepherd Knapp, Martin, oloared at New York
New IlYile i s r Stagtst Gardiner, for Loudon, cleared at
New rockyesterday.
Bark P Alexander, Cottrell, hence for Portland,
sailed from Holmes' Hole list nit.
Bark Tremont, Baker, henoe for Boston, Passed
Holmes' Hole list ult, •
Bark 1? Lennig, Moore. for Marseilles, was towed to
sea from New Orleans 13th nit
Brig Elizabeth Watts, Arrant. for Philadelphia, went
to sea from New Orleans 86th ult.
. .
Brig Echo, Booze, from Mayaguez, arr ived at Balti
more yeiderdar.
Bohr Baltic. (Br) hence for Nassau, was spoken 23d
nit lat 28 11 long 71 31.
Behr Eveltna, Kelly, h once, arrived at Nassau, BP.
88th
Bahr Geo 0 Baker, Barnard, hence, via Key West, at
Mobile 28th ult.
Bohr D Godwin, Boaston, for Levees, cleared at Pen-
Nicola 21st
Bohr J McAdam for Philadelphia, mailed from New
Haven A l beit Shaw, Cavalier, hence. arrived at Provi
denoe let inst.
&bre F a Smith. Smith. and Evergreen. Niter,
sailed from Providence let inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr D G Floyd. Hackett; sailed from New Bedford
Ist inst. for Philadelpnle.
Bohr Sarah Bright, Smith, sailed from Wrveham
3uth ult. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Northern Light ! Lake, sailed from Nowburyport
31st nit. for Philadelphia.
Steamers Anthracite. Jones, froneideg, Vanderveer;
and Ann Eliza, Robinson, henoe, arrived at New York
yesterday.
•
HOLMES' ROLE, July .10_PM—Ar.schrs Aid, Endi
cott. 'l' P Lensed , Ireland, W G Bartlett, Conelly, John
C Baxter. Flanoock, Francis Edwards, Babcock. J
Clara, Bteecher, Isaac. Rich, Crowell, Snow Flake,
Weaver, 8 I. Simmons, Gandy. and Daniel 8 Mershon,
alien. Philadelphia. for Boston; Blooms Wave. Ben
nett. do for Portland; W Godfrer, Weeks James
Stroup, Corson, and lamella 0 Reeves. Lake, Boston for
Philadelphia; J L Redner. Babcock, Salem for do.
Bld, sohra Ell sa Jane, Emma t. Day, Larnartina,Mag
nolia. GD & It F Shannon, Halo, Isaac Itmh, O W God
frey. James H Stroup. Amelia 0 Reeves, J Radnor.
July 31.-81 d, sohrs George A Tittle. Percy Heilner,
H Rogers, E Smith, Sea bark, Hudson. Polly Price,
Minnesota, A Weeks , T p Lamed, W Bartlett. J Baitter..l dark. Francis Edwards, 8 L Simmons, Snow
Flake, D 8 Mersnoni Saucing Wave.
Aug I, 8 A M.—No arrivals. Wind north. No vessels
in port.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATHING RoßES.—One of th e largest
as
wrtmentsof DABBING ROBES in the United States,
for Ladles, Gents, and children, at SLOAN'S, 806
MARKET Street, Philadelphia, or at his mums on
CAPE ISLAND, N. J. au2-at*
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
the Otty, et 34 South THIRD street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
CUP. at 34 South THIRD street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
RAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING. and every other dem:trip
tionof Printing, of the moat superior quality, at the
most reasonable rates, at RINGWALT & DROWN'S.
Drexelm Building. 34 south THIRD street. 1113 tf
OEN PRICE CLOTHING OF TRW Lenin
eirgrate, made in the best manner. expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling 'noes marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to orae r warranted sidles
factory. Oir ONE-PRICE system le striotly adhered
to, as we believe this to he the only lair way of dealing
AU are Climb, treated alike, JONES & CO..
NU MARKET /Wait.
AILI,NDBR 111111-PROPP NAIPES.—A very
enable atiota,No.loll-WitiMithr sale at tea
aata-tt SVANS Eib/t*--
.
SBANIN . 13 SAVING FUND — NORTEW7IB2'
COSNER BICOND raid WALNIIT Braitere.--Depoelte re
volved in small and large amounts, train all chums et
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER GENT. per annum.
Money may be drawn by cheats without lore of in
terest.
Moe open daily, from 0 until II o'olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening. Fred
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Beoretery,
MIA& K. MORRIS.
BATING FUND—NATIONAL &MT Tam
Coateary.--Chastered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULLP.
L Money!! received every day, and in tiny amount
•large or smell.
PIPE PER. CENT. interest is paid for money from
the day it Is pat in.
E. The money is always paid beck hi GOLD whenever
It is called for. and without node.. -
4. Money la reoeivea front Executor a Admixistrigionr,
fittorMans, and other Truirteei t in large or small some,
to remain a long or short period.
C. Tbo money reoeived from Depositors in invested In
Reel Estate, Mortgagee, Ground Rents. and other &st
igma ationrities."
A. OMNI Oen every day—WALNUT Street, southwe el
rkdr Third ■treat. Phitufaishis 101 l
Mar gas' AibuouLouts Vsnmu: Dn
-111.101.11R, the oldest and best remedy known for Ea
tenntnattng RATS and MICE, COCKROACHES
BUGS, ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS,
GRAIN WORMS, end GARDEN INSECTS.
WEr Primmest Depot, 612 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Bold by all Drurviers everywhere. myleam
MARRIED.
BOLWINBEL—WRIGHT.-00 the Nth the
men. D. D. ga, *don Bolainhol. Eon- to
Milli mary . Ight. all el tea aty.
BELL—ELIO A NAN.—On Tuesday ever leg, the 91st
uttly Bev. Dr. Dales, Mr. Henry Bell to fdtss Cstka
rine nebulae. both ot this city.
111 DA RY—MTOY.—On the 24th ult., by Rev. h. E.
(flirty, Mr. John P. Medarr to fdiss Catharine btar,ltll
°I .I3IVIM—AIOI3B.—n the 30. h tilt., by Per. J. H.
Kenna d. Mr. Chas. W. Bitting to Miss Barak A. Moss,
both of thiscity,
UPHAM—HIORCOX —On the lath ult., by Rev. A. 0.
Warren. Mr. Mm . N. Upham. oftThinago, In., and Mies
Lizzio F. Hiekoog, of Bndgewater, Pa. •
DIED.
WALLACE.—On the let init., Elizabeth R. Wallace,
wife of Thomas Wallace, Jr.
Tim relatives and male friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral , from the residence of her
husband. near Germantown, on Saturday. the 4th test,
at s o'elook P. M. Tn woosed to woodlands Cemetery.
ELLIS —On the zd inst., Genrgy Eugene, win of Chas.
E. and Laura A. F. Ellis, aged 5 months and i 12 days.
Funeral to take place on Saturday afternoon. at
o'clock, from the residence of Amos Ellis, 906 North
Broad larva. ee
IRWIN.—On the 26th ult., at his rasidenoe. on the
Monoela river. near. Pittsburg, Boyle Irwin, Esq.,
in tbe BMbyear of Ms ago. Ha was born in the county
Down, Ireland, in the year 1772 2 and name to tine coun
try at the age of 26 "years Crossing the Allegheny
mountains on horseback in 1799. be settled in Pittsburg.
and ever since that time hen been identified with the
place, always taking the warmest interest in its growth
and prosperity. Although taking no very active part in
dublic life. Ins memory is familiar to all the older resi
ents for his integrity and those generous qualities of
heart which endeared him to a large circle of friends.
Be died greatly beloved by a large connection of family
relatives.
KKRR..—On the let inst., Thomas Kerr, in the 73d
year of Insane.
Funeral from his late residence. 334 8. Nineteenth
street. on Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
WENT—On Wednesday morning. Ist August. 1 860,
Anna Maria Adelaide West in the 25th year of her age.
Funeral from the family residence, northeast corner
of Third and Christian Streets, on Saturday, 4th Instant,
at 2 o'clock P. M. . •
RieHARLISON.—On Third-day morning, at West
Farms, New York, Henry P. Richardson, son of Time.
and Anna P. Richardson. aged 7 years.
JONES.—On the 31st ult., Hannah Jones, in the 76th
year of her age.
Pastoral front her late residence, Mc orestown, N. J.,
this r Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
SKIDEIKES.—On the 31st ult., John Souders, aged
71Lyears.
Funeral from his late residence, 245 South Fifteenth
street. this (Friday) morning, at 9 o'clock.
OKYLIN —On the tat Inst., Mrs. Rebecca A, Devlin.
aged 61 years.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in law, John
Ham,lton, No. 219 Greenwich street, on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. •
GitEGORY.—On the 30th ult., Joseph 21., twin son of
John an' Lizzie 11 Gregory, aged 1 year.
OR nWFORD —Suddenly. on the morning of the 31st
ult.. Jas. Crawford. in the 55th year or 409ge.
Funeral from his late residence, No. Christian at..
thief Friday) afternoon. at 4 o clock.
DuPIIBK-0n the 31st ult., George Washington, son
of Casper 0. and Margaret B. House, aged 3 years 2
months and 4 days.
Funeral from his parent's residence, at Chestnut Hill,
on Saturday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
IBBOTSON,—On the 31st nit., Arthur W. Ibbotson
youngest son of Arthur and Mary Ann Ibbolson, aged
year a and 1 month.
ANDERbOrs.—On the lit inst., Samuel. infant son of
Matthew arid Margaret J. Anderson_, aged 8 months. *
AKIMBO R o.—On the lit inst ., Rebecca Armatrm2g,
a qi d AVtl v a l ii —On the let inst., Jas. Harbison, In the
21th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. White at.,
above Broad. this , Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'olook.
MoNULTY.—On the let., Mrs Catharine McNulty,
Funeral from the residence of her lather. Owen ere-
Grath. 1414 American street, below Jefferson, this (Fri
day 1 arterroon , at tO ,
Mock.
WELBII.—On the Ist Inst., John Banish, son of John
arm Martha Welsh. aged 8 months.
Funeral from his parents' residence. N 0.37 Catharine
street. thia(Priday) afternoon, at o'olook.
MAC aßy.—On the Ist instant,John Mackey, aced
87 Years.
Pre 11.1).—On the let inst., Morris Powers, youngest
son of Luke and Elizabeth Nelld, aged 16 months.
BYRNEI3.—On the 31st ult., John M. Byrnes, in the
69th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1 2 0,1635 Germantown
road i above Oxford street. this (Friday) morning, at
lIK_o clock.
ROFM ANN.-0a Thursday morning, instant,
Ella M, infant daughter of J.,William and Emma M.
Hofmann.
SAOII. AND -PURPLE FOULARD
NLRB.
Plain black Pon'ard Silks.
Black Garages. X, (1-4, 7.4, and 8.4 wide,
Black Crays Mayas, awe widths.
Gray Ghana ging p opl i n ,.
ora l , Mane Bars ee and Mohair's.
pack Flame. ru ed poits.
Lupin's Summer mbas s ines and Chalys.
Black and whits Lawns and
il Orga l ndies kn.EaB° N, ciirdi , nV
Z:eS..
N. B.—Dunnir July and August we olose at 6 P. M.
Finn ONLY RELIABLE ARTIOLE—
.I. eI,ARK,I) Patojat INDELIBLE PENCILS, for
Itlark.na all kinds of Clothing neatly and indelibly.
They do their work bettor than ink, without ita trop le
or rink or Blotting. aoh will mars 3,o9o_o_rtioler. For
solo, Wholesale and Retail, bt• TAYkalit
Agents for the mahersotnier. rio. 911 08119TruT
-1•1/1-1km
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PINSTPTF.,,
Vryilretep illi ti' m fat tidideior.:takt r it i u t d
Oity tattili haemor et ti
eublio are *formed that on inn a or MI mite there
he four dcily oplieotione from'the toted Wattle
I Ills. Boning , et ihrfollorac hpw, o. o so
oci o .k • . ,et d land 5 o °ldiot P.M. row dfdldg- ,
!limit's will:be ined/bAris it ctieflt and, 104
.1 1 0.. and v. 1.5 cooh . • - .
The o. aro colleotieg titters for the wag e wlllbe
one cent NeAti cohere Mut Foible% Le , tteritsrill he col
lected without to wee. The charge or city lettere, In
eluding oolleo..mund delivery. wilt one cent. la all
Ocoee they uniet cc prepaid B .
_postage games.
au3 6t N. B. B owNz, Postmaster.
V; OFFICE OF THE SIAZLETON COAL
COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA• All,Sllo 1810.
Board of Direotor+ of the HAZLE7 ON COAL
COMPANY. have this day declared a Dividend of ONK
DOLLAR AND THREE (4 ua UTERI per share. par
able to the stookholders or their legal representatives,
at the Oillaeof the Company - , in Philadelphia, on and
after the 11th wish
The Transfer Books will be oloeed until the llth inst.
anl-d3 BAMUSit, BlOultd. President.
ErTHE ANNUAL MEETIN OF THE
Stoosholders of thcPhlladelphia Steamship Dock
sny, G
will be held at N 0.200 North Da aware Ave
nue. on MONDAY. Augnst 6, 1860. at 12 o'olook. nopn,
for the election of five Directors, and the transaction
of other business. WM. DENNIS,
iy2l-6t se'retary and Treasurer.
1.1.3—. ORRICE OF THE SHAMOKIN VALLEY
AND POTTSVILLE RAILROAD OMPANY.
PIIILDISLPISIy 27, 1860.
The Coupons due Ist August, 1880, of the tut Mort
gage Bonds of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad
Company will be paid on presentation at the Bank of
Commerce, Philadelphia, on and after that date.
JOHN L. GODDARD.
/229 It Secretary.
.a. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Marton, MO.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. due July L
ysto, can now receive. upon applleation at this °Mae. 10
per cent. in cash, upon Me terms speeified In the mron
ler attached. ,
The holders are also to the benefit of a Dink
ins Fund of 5140,000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
/860, and in pursuance of the contraeLentered into by
hAi company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
Weot. 8. BRADFORit, Treagurer.
CIRCULAR.
%%fetus re As Holders N Phi/add/phis and Reeding
Railroad Company Mortaare Bonds, diet July 1, Mt
These bonds are secured bythe first mortgages on the
road, amounting In the aggregate to sa,nompe. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was eu Maas the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers promise to extend them fora period of
twenty Tears, the holders retaining the bonds arid the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
Which they are now held. Fresh sheets of columns for
the interest r payable half-yearly, win be issued,
A bonus of 10 per sent. will be given to the Oolders, la
immoderation of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus ;will be paid in Nish to Me bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a roosts and presenting their reepeo
tive bonds at the Mike of the Company, Or to its agent,
for endorsement.
Forms of repelpt and endorsement will be furnished
oa t application.
.1 If 4 " of t h e 'Vie IgiMt+Y. flearetsai.
CHRISTIANI & 00.;
PERFUMERS AND IMPORTERS,
HAVE ITEROVXD TO
NO. 35 dOUTIf FOURTE STREET,
Five doors above their former stand.
C. & Co. have purehased all the materials, mould.,
&0.. of the late arm of T. H, ENTERS & Co., (No. 716
Chestnut street,/ and have added all their atyles to their
own variety, with many new ones for the present sea
man, making the moat complete assortment of any house
in this country.
C. & Co. continue the Importation of
DRUGGISTS' ARTICLES,
of Which their stock is now very complete. They will
spare no pains in their attention to the wants of there
oustomera, and maintaining the good quality of their
articles. au3•tf
PEOPLE'S STATE HEADQUARTERS,
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
CHESTNUT ABOVE SIXTH STREET,
PEOPLE'S STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
PEOPLE'S CITY COMMITTEE ROOMS, and
FREE READING ROOMS;
ALL IN THE SAME BUILDING,
LINCOLN, HAMLIN, and CURTIN MEETINGS
HELD IN THE COMMODIOUS HALL
Our friends throughout the State in want of Coon
meets', Speakers, &0., should address the State Com
mittee, at the above-named plane.
JNO. M. SULLIVAN, Secretary
au2-fit
?rum MISSES GAMY & MRS. BEEBE'S
Ar- Engliah and French Boardiny and Day Bohool, for
Young Ladiee, N 0.1703 WALNUT Street, wM he re
opened on Wedneaday,tiept. lath. aul-ber
MESDAMES OMMARAY AND WEILER
VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have removed their Boarding and
Day School for Yonne Ladies from Loan - Bauer, to 800.
10s7 and 1329 BPRIJOB Street where they will be
r ba eady to reeeive their pupils on TA URBDAY., Bantam
r 13th.
Mesdames CHEGARAY And DITERVILLY will re
ceive visitors M No. 1809 LOG. N Square until the
20th August. 1775.0113
A ILSRICAN SCHOOL ThiSTITUIT, is a
aniiil=latrorlohtbit2AVirylti:
= 0 %2 1 *qui ompal l inofte . bait
ws.tt NIP ilintrAnZal:74ll,ll...
TeRYANT it STRATTON'S NATIONAL
bLEROANTILE CQUAE ocateCtitll4
y!phut. 19. E. Omar SAVEN and °sisal'
e. rk, BaadoalLevidand, Ch a, and Bt.
Or TIORtiOII. GOO OT WU TOT O. fah.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND.—Com
pany's Building, southeast 001110 WALIctiT
and FOURTH
re SAVING
Open dully from a till
o'clock, and .on MONDAY UZ Bln the evening, This
Old luta% on has 161 1 / 1 175 said in fail, on demand,
without n
BREST FIVE PER CENT.
AU sums d lutok,n demand, in gold and silver.
'i 4 USTISE.
ALEX. NEI LLDlN,J'resedent.
BAML. WORK, Vices President.
John C. Farr, T. E. Bauer, 080140 Nugent,
John Annual, Jr. Baird. T. Bodine, Alb. O . ... Roberts.
j lilit r ard, " 10 4 1P/MVIIBOI4/rel l uu d i r ie d f. e.
JOHNO. ENNUI. Secretary.
PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
N. , Mee, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
and Callowhill. Incorporated by the Legislature April
14th 1841. Open for Deposita and Fitments, chnly, from
9to Ed o'clook. Also. on MONDAY and THIMADAY
EVISNINOB, from 5 to B o'clock.
Intereet m o neys Chec ks, num. Depositors can with
draw their y tf desired, Special Ds
Poets received.
lAMBS 8, FRLNOLE, President.
FRANCIS HASIT• Secretary. aplo-tf
VATAWBEI WINE, Still and Sparkling,
IN GLASS AND WOOD.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
FINE GROCERIES.
anS Connor ELEVENTH and VINE threats
WASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY STATE MILLS
SHAWLS of all sizes, in great variety.
Embalmed and Printed TABLE COVERS.
UNION BEAVERS and BROAD CLOTHS.
B AI:MORAL SKIRTS.
DOESKINS, and Double and Twitted COATINGS.
6.4 BACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN
NELS.
Printed FELT CARPETINOS.
For sale by
FROTHINGIIAM & WELLS,
WIIRTINGS AND MEETINGS, OF
P' o every desirable make and width,
One or two bargains in Linen Sheeting's.
Fine stook of light weight and heavy Linens.
Breakfast and Dinner Damask Clothe.
Napkins end Doylies. full assortment.
Oath and Kitchen 1 °wettings.
Fine Towels, fringed. red bordered, .ko.
White and oolored Flannel..
SUMMER GOODS
As low as the very lowest. and always at the current
B
market rates, without regaßGArd to c INS at.
A
In odds and t nds of summer stook.
REMAINDER
Cl Cloaks, Mantles, and Lace Goode, at very taking
PllOOll. 000 FER OONARD,_
au3 S. E. corner of NINTH and MARKET.
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
A- ORR% PATENT WOOD-SAWING MACHINE.
This Machine is designed for sawing fire-wood, and
will divide a cord-wood stick into three pieces at elle
operation. It can be driven by hand. or power, at the
option of the operator. It is cheap and simple, and not
easily V.lt out of order.
the cawing of wood in the ordinary way is not only
elow and tiresome work, but universally disliked, an
opportunity is now offered by which that duty may be
converted into apleasing pastime.
Mete end County Riehte for sale, and orders received
for single Maolo nes, by addressing or calling. on the un
dersigned, where a model of the Maotnno and its opera
tion may be seen. M. M ROttßEit
au3-31 No. 840 North TENTH S treet, Philada.
QTEREOSCOPII) VIEWS, JUST RE
oeived, entirely new eutneets. BTEREOIXOPIC
INSTN UM nTlTB_made In every aryls, and sold low kr
M. FRANKLIN, Optician, 112 Routh FOLIRTU
Street, below Cbeetnut.
sir soeotaeles and Eye-gime' oorreetly suited for
all ages. o.ioroseopes. Opera. glasses, Zee" in a great
variety, at the very lowest wines, wholesale or retail.
ana-etif
NOTICE—Lost, a Check on Corn Ex
.+, 'I change Bank, dated August 1, for Fifty-els Dob., re
and Twenty-five Cents, drawn by oiled. E. ALMES.
All persons are cautioned against negotiating the same,
as payment has been stopped. It'
REIMER, SECOND STREET, ABOVE
xild ORE ulif, has very large assortment of Stereo
googly Views on hand. They are on exhibition bo th
day and evening. All who desire to see them should
not fail to go.
TRADE MARK NOTICE.
The WASHINGTON MILLS, as the reecessors
ot the i ll TATE MILLE( purchaaed the Dropouts , .
gooa will s o d other rights oethat company.
The WASHINGTON MILLS, therefore, claim the
name of .
BA IdTAT"
as their trade mark upon Y
Woollen E Goods. The under
signed, therefore, oautiorui against any infringement of
it as a violation of the rights of this Company.
jyramerlim JOE. S. PAY, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA ZOIJAVE CORPS.-
A Grand Pio-nio of the oomsony_will be held on
MONDAY, August gth,lB6o, at SCHUYLKILL PALLS
--Bteppaoner Beaker , •
plane. On this 400aelon the
Zcin 9.
Wis
eti_yrillg VII a I'li blio Drill.
e piece has been beautifully arranged for the
oolaaion.
Tiokete 25 Cents, admitting a Lady and two Gentle
men.-thern Ladies not admitted without a Gentleman.
Et*
SUM,SIIT DOUSE, DARBY ROAD.—
This pleaunt rural retreat, four mules from the
ottr. .ie now open: Pars pees the door heir-hourly. d en
lemen end families accommodated. Good fishing, a
en-gld -Oaf. fine stabling, handsome rooms, a good
able. Terms neepwr f e : fon q r partial ! fai- •fmatd.aad
ngle meats, swew
PERFUMERY.
POLITICAL.
PHILADELPHIA
ON TifißD STORY
A. K. MoOLURE, Chairman
EDUCATIONAL,
SAYING FUNDS.
DEALER
34 South FRONT Street. and
35 LETITIA Street
TIOITSES
r ae OrfOrq:PEAIRCEA
hriNU.F.AiIi.UREaS impbuTirdi4 OP ;
LACE GOODS.
241 OREGTRUY STREET,
Phtladalokta.
LI and Cid PARK PLACE, New York.
au9•mwdcflm
RIDGWAY, HEUSSNER, &
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS,
DOESKINS, AND OASSIMERES.
Sole agents for
FR. ERCEEDIS.(LitVe Mad.)
W. A. JO ANDY ( A bhoe.)
OBVBRB & SCHMIDT. (B. &
K. Cloths.)
F. G BKRRMAN tt. BON. (Oold Models.)
ZAMBoNS BROS., (Fancy thiasimereso
E. TOENNIES CO., and other manufacturers of
the greatest celebrity.
206 CHESTNUT STREET.
•
WELLING. COFFIN & Co.
116 011E6TNUT STREET,
Offor, by the package, the following deeorlption of
AMERICAN GOODS.
Or STANDARD RAKES AND IN ODRA? VARIRTY
GREENE MANUFACTURING 00.'S PRINTS ;
BLEACHED AND BROWN MEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS ;
OSNABURGS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES;
CORSET JEANS, SILESIAS, AND NAN•
KEENS;
CANTON ' FLANNELS AND PRINTED
LININGS;
RHODE ISLAND LINSEYS;
PHILADELPHIA LINSEYS AND CHECKS;
KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTTONADEB ;
NEGRO CLOTHS AND JERSEYS ;
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS;
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES;
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS;
SATINETS AND UNION CASSIMERES;
TWEEDS, OASHMARETTEB, ho., ho. aul3m
AOENOY OF
TI-HRION, MAILLARD,
& CO..
No. 1104 CHESTNUT STREET.
The attention of buyers is oalled to the comma,
complete stook of
PARIS PRINTED DRESS 000D8,
MERINOS AND CASHMERE D'BOOBSB,
VEIL BAREGES AND ORENADINES,
MOUS. DE LAtNEB,
SHAWLS, Ac., U.
•
For sale by
F. W. MELIZET ea CO..
No. 104 CHESTNUT STREET.
1718 wfm tf
jC. HOWE &, 00.,
NO. 240 MARKET STREET,
AGENTS FOR THE
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
Have now in store a full assortment of the various
goods made by the above company. A large variety of
very choice 'Wes of
N. DELAINRS.
CASHMERE.R,
OPERA CLOTHS,
PRINTS. .tc.
J. C. HOWE k CO.
Are also Agents for
GLENDALE,
CENTREVILLE.
MERRIMACK. •
ELM sTR R
MILLB REE URY N .
GVILLE.
BEDFORD.
BRADFORD, TAFT, & CO.'S BLACKSTONE MILL,
L._ T. SE AORAVE & CO.'B GRANITE MILL,
And various otter popular makes of
FANCY OASSIMER.ES,
UNION MILLS BLACK - gatrwaßlNg,
(Very EU perior high-lustre goods.)
Indian Orohard, Bleached and Brown Sheeting!, Bhirt
Inge and Drills, Colored Corset Jeans, &0., &o. '
The attention of mirage buyers is eollaited.
Philadelphia, July 31,1860. Jy3l•tuths-lino
%yEILER & NEEDH.A.M.
SAMUEL NEEDHAM
QHARLE+ WRILER
OERMANTOWN
HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS
We would call the /prole, attention of Rimer/ Buyer'
slid Manufacturers to our new and mnoh-needed im
provement in CHILDREN'S and MISSES' TUCK
RIBBED TOP HOSIERY in Striped and High Colors
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
,
FANCY WOOLEN COODS,
HOODS, CLOAKS, TALMO,
SACKS, SONTAGS, NI/BIAS,
/so., ito., AC., ..
Comprising OVER 200 BTYLEI3 from the latest hand
knit designs. From qur own long praotioal experience,
and employing none but first claws mechanics, we are
prepared to offer to Hosiery Boyne a line of these goods
13110eND TO NONE in point of workmanship, styles,
or prises, and respectfully solicit the patronage of the
Trade.
Bole Agents are
F. V. KRUG & CO..
320 CHESTNUT STREET.
i77-stuth 9m
HOSIERY GOODS.
F. V. KRUG. & 00-
S2S CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer to City. Western. and Southern Wholesale Buy
most complete line of Staple and Fanny
DOMESTIC HOSIERY GOODS.
Comprising, in part,
GERMANTOWN FANCY WOOLENS,
GERMANTOWN CHILDREN'S MISSES', WO-
MEN'S AND MEN'S 3108 E.
BOSTON RIBBED HOSIERY, AND WOOLEN
STOCKING AND SHETLAND YARNS,
Being the best selected and most complete Imo of
heeo goods we have ever offered, and which are milted
wants of tke market in price, quality and styles.
Sole Agents in Philadelphia for the
WATERVLEIT HOSIERY. MERINO AND
MILLS, ALL WOOL
WATERBURY KNITTING CO: SHIRTS AND
RS,
NORFOLK HOSIERY CO.. HOSE AND S
OTIS MANUFACTURING CO., HALF HOSE.
WALLACE & BON'S STEEL SPRING
OSBORNE AND CREWMAN'S. SKIRTS.
Also /66014t8 for t e
AMERICAN AND HOWE PIN CO.'S PINS.
Iy7-stuthBm
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
118 ORFAITIUT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
SHOE FINDINGS.
ISAAC BARTON & CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SHOE STUFFS,
FBENOII AND ENGLISEI LASTINGS, GAL
LOONS, PATENT LEATHER.
Alio,
GOODS FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
No. 35 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Philadelphia.
aol•3m
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
SOMPANY / O A F NEVI
711 TOIL
•
SIX MILLIONS O OF Dowass,
111•2141 D WORTNOVERtON BOAT
mogoox,
Ike premium' are Divi d endsan in many other Cowen
ideoi end the have been OBTATTIL.
Ind etrietlY MYTTAL OUVVIO.f. Tte St' te
01hOldeTTI so that ALL Atm PR rall
• DEAN* TO THP 11.11111/110.
pamphlets, and every information, nay bo had
esteem on aenhaetir
ri
_RFORD pamisrAitend.
a. w. owner I , }LTD and WALNU T Street&
pRILADKLPHIA REF/MOW:WI
morgliblArsolt. John Welah
illorif4 4 l3 o lzert
oigY, tvflitigchr4l/.
OrinleAtiirogoit. ttrorre
emu R. Power*.
am McKee. AM Watt:eon.
'VANE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO,
JL: 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
sHoORPORAT9AFRIL LL ISICV AICAHT THE ;STATE 0 F
ENNSY.
SONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND ROHM
~.....
%Ter. all., - .1 i voer6.,
§hsa. 'char mi.
e0..4. Wto. itatiVirP:,
Wile., _lta ,
li)tos. 8. mare toi
oat,
*liitAbtis I. adlifi.Beetiirinfilat
11 :1, 41
SX I ?KS
yF AND
rANOI . 4.e3DRY 000E•tii.,
IMPORT/U[6Na FOR FALL;ideu:
M. L. HAL'LOWELL &Co„
333 MARKET 8 ICRpT,
27 NORTH FOURTH &FREE r.
Are prepared to oiler to the trade their usual varied
assorlinent of Goode, purohaeed on the
MOT FAVORABLE TERMS,
By experienced buyers, in the prinelpel
MANUFACTURIPO CITIES OP EUROPE
There have been selected with care for
PIRBT-CLASS TRADE,
And will be offered at prices to command attention,
CLOSE BUYERs, from all seotimui of the country, are
invited to inspect our stock.
TERMS. - SIX months credit to Merobants of nn
doubted standing, or six per cent. discount for cash,
Twelve per cent. per annum discount for advance
payments. au2-thstu-2m
WURTS. AUSTIE, &
McVEIGH,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
IN• -
DRY GOODS,
No. 311 MARKET Street, above Third.
Cherlen Warts,
Henry Annie,
Enmiltnn T. McVeigh, 1 PutLeDELPIIIe.
John N. Weimer.
Joseph Burgin, aul-3m
FALL AND WINTER.
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS
FOR THE ,•
WHOLESALE TRADE.
inlig r an ß g tderr n finDralr arePtlli t t:
ascot our &cow, wtoott e wo offer at .
LOW PRICES.
AND ON LIBERAL TERMS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
THE PARIS MAFITILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT-STREET.
ma-zm
FALL GOODS.
33 B.ROROFT & • C 0..
NOR. 403 AND 407 MARKET BTREET.
IMPORTERS AiVD JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Stook complete and reedy for Trade
VP • WOOD, MARSH, HAYWARD,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
AND
CLOTHING,
NO. 30 MARKET STREET.
Fall and Wtnter Stook now complete and ready
m for
buyers. eta a
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE REASON WHY,
OF NATURAL HISTORY.
Bythe author of _ " Inquire Within." " The Biblical
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the he down.'
Why bees flat fish *a their upper sides dark, and their
under sides white
Why do sporting dogs make what is termed "a
point ?"
Why do birds often roost upon one let ?
This tf Olt Mt answers about I 6003intitar questiona,.
and abounds with carious anu interesting anecdotes of
Natural History.
Published and for mile by
T. B. PETERSON k BRO.,
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ts e ig ntein every notion of the Country,
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Compounded from the private formula of Professor
Morris, M. D.. of this city.
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Went If You "arebabalte
in any of Vlnfign i k a A n Tlga i 73145 4 0 i /T a lg thing Lna
to par nerve', and worth many times its Cost, in th e
ratter afforded.
Numerous tastfmonliLll90 1 themOO repeatable
sores oan be seen , by asp lice at the °mos of the wo
or tears.
mind by MOOKRIDGE & CO., No, 8t North
liT And Po t r i ate by Omelet' gelerallY.
ASTRAFor the IRIFFANT RBLIEF and PEI
I MENEM 0171/3 of this distressing oom
platnt,nile
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BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Mode by C. B. BEYMOUR A 00..107 RAMAN
Btreet.Bevyerk. Prior per box; sent her by pest
tnyfAtm th FOR BALE AT ALL DRVOOIBTr.
11 89
SUN BOX,EtOIOI4,
This fine old mansion founded Wore the Tavola
flea, end intlinstly oonnhoteowitt some of the most
interecintrfentetee or oar nationdililistlr&. Is now of
o.rmottY to diodernmodete c e lenrel umber of seas.;
The house ma ridUated IA the hest
.manner. end
thitigt vrariti to make tt the pleasant and oomihrts
his nome of sitorkduring their *Mourn in this de
lightful inland town. The sir a salaby on,. the moon
tam end river ecenery beautiful. and to the seekers of
either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not excelled by
any other summer resort in the Union.
au3-lm J . LhlßlslitT, Proprietor.
SIIRF HOUSE, ATL kNTIO CITY. N. J.
Tide luminous Hotel, posseuingthe most idvants•
enlarged,tlptl tit Atlantip City, having been
season
will be opened for the approaohing season on
the 9,4 instant.
A new Willa'. three stories hiy a lad 92 feet in length,
with verandah surrounding it. been added, untain
ing 46 large and airy MOMS , an extending to within 60
yards of the ocean, a 11110.1roapeatoi whieh is afforded
from almost eve rt:cum in the hone.
Gas is being In rodueed into the building, additions,
bath houses Will yireoted, sad numerous other im
provement, made, It wine the aim or the proprietor to
make the SUeP HOUSE one of the attractive
Planes of summer resort 121111 r Pluladel is,.
The table will be supplied In the m liberal manner.
and all possible pare will be exercised in thegeneral er
rancementa of the house with • view to te• oomfort
and oonvenienoe of guests.
dry Th e lrathing at Atlantic is unsurpassed. and the dare
atmosphere has proved to be Partioulaihr beeettotal
to invalid..
Parties wishing to engage rooms ease address
the subscriber at the t3orf House or at the Ashland
House, Arah street, Philadelphia,.
Jetimwf-gm H. B. BENSON.
WASIIINGTON HOUSE,
, CAPE SLAND, one.
Thin Rouse. situated near the Ooea e , said on of
the Dublin streets of the city, is open for the reception
of summer Visitors, at an average rate of Se per
week.
+irst•rate Stabling attached to the premise'.
8. B. WOOLMAN.
“RIVIERE HOUSE,”
LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY, PA.
'We favorite resort of visitors ix heat in find-class
style. It is the most comfortable and 01001111i90 hotel
In the town. Location the most central. Charges triode
rate. It. O. HETZEL, Proprietor.
ivll-18t.
PER4Y COUNTY WARN SPRINO3.-
This favorite Bummer Resort is now OPIIII for tins
reception of visitors. Fine mountain seenery. beauti
ful wallop and doves. feminists for boat i ng , bathing, sad
fishing, and the health-giving anallties of Be waters,
male it a most desirable place, both for single guests
and for families. It is in daily communication with
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Pittsburg. by means of a
daily stage. and mail connecting with the trams from
these plases at Carlisle, Pa. Terms moderate.
For particulars. address JOHf( EARLY.
011.1 1 11 Warta Springs , Perry county. Fs.
VEILLOW SPRINGS HOUSE, CHESTER
COUNTY. PA.
The a.bove-mentionsd House having bean thoroughly
repaired and refitted in the best manner with -stew fur
niture,_&o., is now open for Boarders.
The Yellow Burins, House otters every indnoement
to visitor.. being large and commodious, with shady
walks and romantic rides, Am.
The variety and qualit of the Bermes and Baths have
been long and favorably k nown , and the rubsoriber. who
has been for severalyears_past
_connected with the Co
lumbia Row, Cape Island, N. J., will use his best ex
ertions to make the stay of his guests gleans nt and
agreeable..
Stegall connect daily with the Retains Redroad 8 A.
M., and on Batardaye with the SA. ht. and 3.4 P. A.
Livery infonnation, will be cheerfully given. bleatudi
dressmg the subscriber, at the Areklow Benno, here
ter County; or ELLIS. at Phcenixville titmice,
ing Railroad. A. Bu ys ls YUBA,
nntendent.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY PA..
Families accommodated with stood rooms at reduced
prices.
This olEctablished House, boated in the gap be
tween Bh and_Beoond mountains. Immakayily on
the line o the Philadelphia itiod Reading RMlroad,
within half a mile of Pottsville, formerly SIC by Jo
seph Read, of the old Mansion Howse, Pluhidelphia.
has sumo ha demise . been under the charge of his
dabter.
The 531/113 ißprepared, at all MEMO of the year, for
the rection of guests, and hag been reoently put in
order. T he large garden. and park adjoining. presents
great in uoements as a summer resort. to persons wish
ing to wnd a short time away from the dent and tar
moil of the cities. where they can breath* freak moun
tain air. and enjoy the wild and beauufel gleenery of
the coal region.
Commutation passenger tiokets. for the use of fami
lies, are sold at a reduction of twenty Eve per Gent..
and an accommodation train will leave Pottawilleduly
during the mummer months, to enable *we who may
desire it to 'peed the business portion of the day in the
oity and return the name evening, on wtuoh the charges
will be thirty-three per neat below the usual rates.
For terms, apply to MARY HEAD,
Masud= House, 'count Cube%
Je3o-Siti Sehuylkill Co., ra.
LONG HEAOH HOUSE, opposite
TUCICERTON, N. J.—this Hotel is now open
for the recention of victory, both partitinent and bran
seient. Having been at a large expense in refitting and
re-furnishing ; I feel assured. that for comfort and con
venience it will ampere favorably with any bowel on
the coast. The best_ of cooks and servant.' have beau
Procured, and no efforts shall be spared to render the
sta d rpf rests agreeable. The iti rmt i fegiunlng
!lay rinlEligatTLlVitil'ith Ts_ gin reamed Vhar
tages, lam confident that the m o lt fastidious will have
no °a r— e ap r t. dit
N.WILLIAM GASKILL, will run a daily
due of oral feet packets from attune City to the
beach, one of whigh *III be at Atlanta" every morning
on the arrival of the morning tram from Philadelphia.
Parties wishing to come by way of Lead's Point, or
otherwile. by addressing me a few days in advance,
will have a good boat to meet them at any POIRt awed.
leap-0w LEWIS P. BTEWAIRT.
MANSION HOUSt, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., ISAAC THAYER, (late of Surf Housed
P rilgeltiime has been 'Ol7 much Maar- ed and im
surpaproved.
ssed now alarms -Aber of Family Boom, not
surpassed by any hoteh nth is inty.
It is lighted throughout with gas. New and See walks
have been laid to the ocean, which will be lighted at
night, from the Hotel to the water, by splendid reflect
ing mum.
Attached to the home (but separate from themain
building) 11l a large Hall for Hops and Parties , with a
first-class loe Cream and Conieetionery_ attached. Over
the Hall there are forty sleeping rooms for single gentle
men. There is also a.play. ground for children, well
shaded and enolosted, with swing% Am
The catering department will be ender my own IMF -
Peatal eapervus on, and I trust that my reputation is
sufficiently , etablished to satisfy all that my table will
be unsurnans•d•
Terms will be $l3 per week.
Transient Boarders $2 per day.
Carriages &Oath , ed to the House will take Boarders to
and froml 3-tf the Ocean free of charge during bathinahours.
.16 ISAAC TIlAliWt.
SBA BATHING.
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, ff. J.
This well-known establishment, the favorite resort of
visitors, is now open for the reception of mac It
has been consideMbly enlarged and refunne lied, the
sleeping roomarous and airy, and communicate to
snit families. T house will be supplied with. water
(rem the cold sp y re.
YeTlOllll demrons of spending a Pw week. of the WM
mer in an agreeable manner could not do better t h an to
g ive the Ocean Howie a trial. ISRAEL LEaraiNG,
PM-Me
A PURR:IA.I4 HOTEL, .ALLENTOWN,
- 4- A. PA.—This well-known and popular hotel has,
during the misit season, been
GREATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
and is now in oaptici_O' and convenience second to none
in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and
bealtnful situation of Allentown .renders it /1 de
lightful summer resort, in view of whioh special ar
rangements have been made by the _proprietors toao
commodate summer boarders. J. V. agewrzb.
3626-tmsi E. W. BIGONV.
'REDFORD SPRINGS.—This well-known
at-J. and delightful tibunmer Resort will be opened for
the reception of Vuitton on the FIRST OF JUNE.
and kept Kell till the Ist of October.
The hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALL.P.N. 111 , ..b.0118 experience, c o urteous manners , and
attention to his guests. pipe the amplest aamtranee of
comfort and kind treatment.
Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard
to the plias, will address the subscpber,
.11(0. P. REED, Bee_ y and Treasnrer A
my30.21m Bedford Mineral Springs Co.
CONGRESS lIALL- ATLANTIC CITY,
N. T.—Thla spacious House. situated at Atlantic.
visitorsion reopened
instant every accommodation for
the Mth by the eubscnber. The
House fronts the beach 12U feet giving e ellendid view
of the Ocean, end is near the Fishing and Bailing noint.
No pains wil be spared to secure the comfort and oon
venienos of suede.
sello-Sm THOMAB 0. GARRETT.
NEPTUNE ROUSE—ATLANTIO CITY.
This popular and eminently favorite House at
Atlantic City has, since the closing of hat seam. been
enlarged. refitted, reftimehed, and oompletely re
juvenated every particular. and is now open for
the season. Prom its delightful situation. near
ness to all places of interest, olners proximity to the
safest and best part of the beech, it is rendered one of
the most convenient and deoidedly the pleasantest haw
on the Island.
Terma—Slo per week VA per day. Children end
servants half pries.
rietor
OHA rop.
R. L. FUREY, SuperinteJndent.SAllCK, P
jell-tre
COTTAGE RETREAT,
Beautifully and conveniently located at
AT CITY, N. J.
Boarders sooonamodated on reasonable terms.
lelo-1m M. MoCLEES. Proprietor
STAR HOTEL,
NEARLY OPPOSITE ERE V. IL Rona.,
ATLANTIC CITY J N. J.
SAMUEL. ADAMS, PROPRIETOR.
DINNER—, FIFTY CENTS.
ALEC, ' CARRIAtifIS TO HIKE.
lfir Boarders accommodated on the mart removable
terms. %Warn
••••ITTANNY HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAP.
• . - • . - •
This favorite Mountain Resort is now open to visit
ors. By the erection of a new building, the azoommo
datione will be nearly double those of !met year.
The attractions are beautiful mountain scenery. fine
air andpure water, pleasant drives and walks, rowing,
fishing. &o.
Passengers leave the Kensington depot at 7.10 A.M..
and arrive at the Gap for early dinner ; or by the North
Pennsylvania Railroad in the afternoon, and remain at
Reston over night. L. W. BRODHEAD,
iyhil.merfaw Proprietor.
MANSION MUSIC, MAIJOH CHIJNB,
CARBON CO., PA. This is the most comforta
ble and extensive hotel In Northern Pennsylvania, and
the proprietor Batters himself that thus far he has suc
ceeded in keeping it in a manner that cannot fail to sa
tisfy all his guests.
The Rooms aro newly and elegantly imbibed, and
the Table always contains the very best the Markets
afford.
The hotel ie located on the brinks of the Lehigh,
directly opposite the railroad doped, and at the base of
Munch Chunk Mountain. A path lead, from the rear of
the house to the top of this mountain, from which point,
some eight hundred feet above the Lehigh, the most
sublime emote imaginable is presented.
The House is abundantlyaupplied with the best and
purest Mountain Banns Water.
sir Rot and Cold Baths Can be taketot all timee.
Jose-Xin OBOROP; HOPPER, Proprietor.
A bIERIOAN HOTEL, MAUCH CHUNK,
4 - 31 L PA.—This HOTEL is now kept in a manner af
fording every comfort to strangers and travellers.
Arrangements hare been made this season to accom
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime
mountain scenery and rural enjoyments are here af
forded. PIIOIIAI3I. WLLIEttLtd,
OEO. W. WILHELM.
JeWt•tsel Proprietors.
THE SEA-SHORE—ATLANTIC CITY.
McKIBBIWIII U. 19, ff'`PEL,
The undersigned, proems' or of the above•named
house being now prepare( to receive guests, re
spect* /toilette share of the pub lic latron
this hoilelea l ftl:rtTgar:47l4o h %oll. i.gtepiti°
taming (beside the bed-room!) a suite of three Parlors,
for IMies, and two for gentlemen • also, a reception
Ba t h
wash-room, and spacious ear-room. Bowling
Saloons. Billiard Rooms, and hot and cold Salt-water
Bath Iloome have been constructed for theacreentmo.
dation of visitors, and the whole house will be lighted
wtthgas. The house has been newly painted and fur
niehod while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in complete other. A wellquanned Measure
Yaeht, and an excellent Band of M1111(6 have been en
gajgelt• ed for the Ammon. J. hicKIBBIN.
tf
CARLISLE The favorite resort for those
who tippreciate Grand Scenery,
P. m mama Air Invigorat nz
wHITE SULPHUR BA. E ar . e an d rg,ll.ventilat
SPRINGS, ed
Cumberland no., Ps. ms,Good daaind Y' and a Good
Attommodatientsfer
300. For particulars send for Cirou •
vaasis L. lar.
O ow WEN. CLENDENIN. & 1 7188011 ER,
Carlisle Banns. Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
BRANCH, N. The eutworiber takes this
method of informing his friends and the public, that on
and after) UNE Wth his house will be open for the re
ception of Invests, when every effort wilt be made to
please those who may favor him. The hou is plea
santly situated on a fine bluff, with lawn in troet. A
fell view of the ocean s good .reads, stabling, make
it as attreotive as any house in the oountry. The oom
manication is accessible by two daily lines trout foot of
walnut-street wharf, viz.: A. M., and imA t o a
Reference—Grandy, Warden. & int ut
street. B. A. Elmo
leirom !Ivor mint,
COLUMBIA HOUSE, 04P14 ISLAND:;—
o,,re Idit, New 30reey.—Thut ilott.olate
HOT&L Ifjll be opened, for the reception of gum% ea
the Nth Jond. IM. The Noose has besot oomphitely
reaNted and refurnished. A new cooing Tease, smolt
tte x iam ra u fSctte t r e t= i rrint added.
Alston addrewed to the sentoribera. Cape Lased,
New eller, will be promptly atteadod
LAULD & OOLMAN.
Jews NLAlrddate propriptor Franklin Hoerse,kena-
Vwets ,_• o. Wooimach formerly proprietor Mount
ernon Rotel, Cape Nand. saw
REICHRINI.
EAOLE UTILIMIII, PA.
- ..411 1 T4 e V ind Alt il li a 4— ri 4 rpm , .
121.. "Fr! of
.by the orth Popualvonis 1 1/ 4 7 . 41
son town Eitato. Tti 4 ' t . • .
Jos
AM RICAN HOUSE , OAPS IPLAND—
Mrs. M. REYNOLD/I. rromator.—Tkit
lioll:Il i tossia for the seeepla NApitic as t Vir
and ev.ry e artg6l l i l 4 b lr Okra tr
nes tA.
EA) BATBINQ, OAP DUJED, 11. J.
I..iPe wAILB niira l tra .tn%P1.,:.....
SBA ! BATHING.
NTIQNAL HALL.
cm% ISLAND, CAPE IC(y. I s k
.This line, lauwand iprx toms is Ko ,0 . for
Tinton. It is CIUMBELSIMOO e.•• awl
superb u artsommodatioac ettk r ass ac =. pr
eons. Tema modes ieri-2in ILAILON GAIULETSO2I. Preerfaisr.
AMTMEXENTS.
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE
I
W o tan tdcin
RXET. A 1642
will iqtivelg CLOSE on MUlffifirdlifire,
7th Ind
fib
T.ii Grand and Ingtructin Mods 1 is
containing 300 room, each li hted. log gas s
in Jewuth oostaine, nmalwatsist tow allanat -.III W - 01
woral
OPE TO VIS7TOILP with anslitatioaa, hula I. ite
12 A. • 2 g to 3, end ir dif F.
A diniesio d reduced to mist ChM= 1• assts.
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pENNA. 6. I • :I
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120st oa p *.
Wes /OW 0d Y • 4 a i rret
o.
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WANTS.
WANTED—A place to run on armada
• 11;e: nizty.tuly.v4for.
'LOMB/ BENNER, outtiC rr lional r lit Kra%
ti ere an tisok Brnith'll LIVOI7 MAN*. ass4r
A YOUNG MAN WHO VAN IN A
t i zio• g r oa ttra i ti . . ie wv3to ailktattiva la a
liven. r iddresa az lanoat .t 7 ?Anima
aid t JNO. IMIIPLIA
EERMATIONAL.—A Young Lady wishes
a Stniation ins Moot or Privara Tann to
teach French and Berman. Pro otthystips to UN M.
Testimonials exeltangod. Addrous "sa. X., of
Ths Press.
A N ACKMIPLINHZD GINTLIMAN,
AN
who hia enloted the aviary of Oa dire it lie
primoipel cities of Europe sad A atorwa. awl he a
rough genolar. having a loowlahro of all the
laucuagee, iis will= - to °Kw hie //[Rosh to a
mercantile Arm. (who Tilt not otaaettr u Ay r a IN
keepinglrith the eharaoter of Lb* N. ea
griondtat, Beoretury ow would be to as
uropaan Janos. Address grating eon
a peno.
rt
Albe " oft* of this men
fro :ROCKEM—Wanted, by an &Wei
• pm cm% tette has had sererairmanc ii
In the Mai/ attar . Ws, analogies is sr
retail mesa store. Good refornies•
" Leerts " at the Press. sal-
WANTED TO PIDICHABI —A nur
derateaize Reeidersee ; vicinity of
yreterred Boxust be of easy MOM to ett a Y.MIF
•` J. C.:' Mt P.O . ast
WeeTEO—A SALESMAN TO WILL
with the New Y a otrilosto b ind gamier amM i gh l i
Jobbing trade— one
,somulisd with Wit JIMIN trade
Mired. Address B. 8.. with mimes, at
°mos.
WeNTXD—A young man as agesourn,
A° is thonotighly noinesinneg wita_tike Moreienst
Teukres and Clothing tin. thisaitw're
oanbkt of filling We pge, *
Ina be men. Address lax 411 s 7.1116
WANTED—A Situation, by a mau,
thirty -Men years of age. o s t i rteindal -
elms in kilned!. t goad address.
almost any papilla e. either as •
or talesman. Is very re sal
give the most satisisoany re d roses an Pe
erler. tad t x =itfr
grilarVsts t ube
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
DESIRABLE
HOUSES AND STORES
TO LET.
The Store and Dwelling. 905 Richmond street. Int.
S9so per year. A first-rate stand for s DIY Osman or
Millinery atand.
The three-story Dwethug. aile North EiirMit Wirwet,
with ell the modem improvements. Rear. MOO pie
year.
The Dwelling 4.16 South Thin! street; With terageeel
back-build:age, now undergoing torah. Rent, eel Mr
year.
The Store and Cellar. Filth street. below Rosa
Rent, •lever month,
The two neat two Mori Dwellings, with two-etery
baok.traddints, Noe.= and PO Lombard street, with
all the modern improveinente. Rent, NU err year
each.
An Ofloe and Cellar. N. E. comer of Third Lad Lom
bard otroeca. .
The House 1210 Fitzwater street. Rear, $lO per
month. 1
The Vireßing part of N. W. earner of Third and
Lombard etreeta.
The Holum SW Auburn street. Rest, 17.00 ter
month.
The H 911119 219 Booth Third meet. Neat, In Per
month.
Will be to rent in a few due, a Rom sad Dwellasi in
Third, below Lombard street.
For terms apply to
THOMAS MARTIN,
REAL EST.HTE AGENT 4- COLLECTOR,
N. W. COIL THIRD AND LOYLBAID errs
au3-.lt*
FOR SALE--Tho Goodwill, Stock, and
Fixtures of the 'UNITED STATES EIOTSL ,
TA Al AQ/JA, *buy I kill no., NOUS
his house 18 well known to the travelling .sublie. sad
has a reputation second to no flint-olass hotel in the m
tenor of Pe State.
Pars: em going - to and coming from Canada. Nis
gara Fails. Elmira. and Williamsport. (vie Gamier
and Williamsport tlai.roae.) Sias, sad Taissallas mane
North take supper at this Hotel.
This house is pleasant!, located in abnoistnr
the Sobuyilk , ll coal regio n . and is stated adaa
summer tor families from New York and Etulai
who never tail to be benefited in health by the wet
110111118111 air.
Toe present proprietors Irish to retire from the boat
tainness, and offer great inducements to say ass 41-
'none of purobarma a vell-established, goal-muss,
aya first-ohms hotel.
ossestspn given immediately.
or full 'emulation address
JIMMY & SOZI,
U.S. HOTEL, AlitliattA,
Pa.
TO BENT—Two Spacious Offices on the
first floor in building No. 413 WALNUT Street.
dimly on the premises. Room ho. a.
FOURTH-STREET STORE 7 0 RENT.
—Floe store No. IT Routh EOURTEI
RENT low to a good taunt. Apply to Novo,lt
BOURK. on the Drennan".
c I ERMANTOWN PROPERTY. for
%.A sole or. to Lit, a lugs and cones,:neat ems
ostottottotm ; gas. 'rotor. largo lava, awl
'bads, intone of the best location' ; al 11 be
Addreag Box 1480, Philaaslploia lost 11$09. n -he
BUILDERS.—A large lot, having
tartro fsenet, suitablo for immediate
eitnetod on TWeibiTLETII street, ledow.Canifi l k
Will be sold on oasionanodatine term toßara mo ,viaj
will Im
ma plore. For term. &0.. address
thui n
IFIAOTORY LOT FOR BALE--A
A: lot, having three fronts. advirablYlntaakild is
Bouthwestern part of the city. be reaqd or
o o n reasonable maul. For partinalars, appo at
ftoe. MD-
TO LET—The first floor of the line Budd
ing N 0.704 CHESTNUT strest;rornarl osespi
as a wholesale (and lately a wail) yikee
Perfumery Store. Apply all,ne otßoe omiL RA
& Co., No. 704 _F.,0T14 UT Street, Phila. iyll-Isa
el 'TO OAPITALISTS.-FOR BALE--
?dacha? ud _natures at a taw
hlmaufmotar of ER 4.a.NCalfhill, mists In%
every ouveoienoe. or oatmam on an aztematu
new A dumb'. 'automata toparmom of awn
i rk the Wawa I , zu*tra+tta . mntaioat e
JaltZtf in il aire al ltAletridid : 6o7.l. — ty. & co.
AGOOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR
IALB in a flourishing town, 17 miles from Philo
delottutorhers a *mon with a capital of 11441 M or
sum pin do a very prolitabhs bususawa as wall be
proven by &Maiming "A. B. C." this °Soo. 1315-erfeeet
MISSOURI LAND it
300,000 Aores for Sale, at prices ranging from not
to ito oe_p_ta ler Ante to an_yAuantitiu required.
TAXES all& and PATENTS proour_d for patella
se re of land under the Graduation Ant.
Plata farnithed gratis by enoloang a pada', atantp.
For further informat.ou apply_to
WILSON, RAWLINGS k CO.,
U. C. and General,Lsod_Arpnte,
60 CRESTN tUntrpet,
B.tween TRIED and FOURTH,
IST. Louis, mo.
LAND WARRANTS naught, aold, and boated,
JyS-Sm
FOR SALE—The Stock and Fixtures of a
Wholesale Boot and shoo House, now doing' A
rood Widnes,. Tam la a good opportunity [or lay one
Wishing to go into the btuoneas, of • have veg g ew to
Jur. their trade. Balustaeto.y_
ae tiny out. Address "Box 280."tiMaia Poet
t) no, with name. .141/11141
di TO LET OR FOR BALE -A FOUR
=story hoses. double teak buildbura, all madam -
, r ovements, In °omelets order ; elepmt largo •
Terme low to a need tenant. N o .
le 9
cRESTRUT Street. Apply art No. Tl 9 C
Street* in the Miami° Had. atyllatf
rho NIIRSERYMIN AND FLORISTS
For sale a large lot in the boa th of
ttke well adapted for a Narver?. Terms
lam For oartioularo arldinor " K." at thin annr-If
HOARDING.
PAMILIES and Gentlemen desiring rape-
AL - 'dor board for the summer ow now have olioloa
of lame. cool roomsat 950 WAlas UT Pinot It Isti.
PRIVe TE BOARDlNG.—Gentlemen and
their famihee. or single gentlemen. can be spoon
modated with Board, with sieve* and biome
rooms, furnished or unfernmhed, 16 e sr
south side of Wastunston Swear.. The Meatiest, bat
°pinnate to one of the handsomest parks in the city, Hi
central, and estremely pleatent. Tninsient parson
visiting the oily can be s o oommodate4 by the day or
week. Terms moderate. A humment froatroosi. with
private entrance. for rent, imitable for an mos. 1•11-11
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
saso
or withourboarf.,L4 v r
thro
Vaar mi l s k r ai i
vats CV tral.
Mb Address wui
CONTINNSTAL NAILS, (Edge Gripe,)
manufactured et the Portage Nat end Irani/orbs,
from superior imehty of Juniata iron. on machines of
the most approved construction. and warranted to be at
least equal, in quality. aniformity, and finish, to soy
other brands in the market.
Other brands (dat and edserpernothmtd.
JOB. . D • T
491 dO C
Prince & Christman'e superior selid.pve T peps
Hoes for We as above. 104-1 s.
A ZUMEA ! AV:IBIZA I AVAUIA !
AZ UMEA ! UMEA AZ MBA 1 AZMILBA
MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING POWDER.
Monufsotared solely No. 09 Icor& PoIIATX
nre fnr *Alm c•-••••
ESIOVAL.—BLACK 80RK.6 Win,,
and i ll uoT Deslnv, have removed from:1 1 14 t
1130 MAR CT Street. 11113
BALB.OI TOLII—For sale by WSTIEIi•
OOND S RILL & BROTHER, No. 49 and 49 North SE-
tmt. OS