MORIN, lanringalti* zucev orult
"latTo, Xlvte44l*Ekle,_P'-iiw
7 , • .I' o - • •
EpifitleilrOP;;*
• A` '
IOC; R TI;,: 1 0 16 " -
kiss,s)ieWrit#l the ' know•
dhirz. .11O:
Giormandesn,:c.ll dasistlyl what it was - in 'my
Power blreffibtid'it foyeur kind and flatter,
rag viest to address sly' fellow•oilistneA_Gul
iambus and vicinity. ••, - .1, , fr .. ; A‘s
It would afforelsoardttit*pleasiiii,temiet them
at this tideAlrlefris`ktha:pralunktontest st cue •
rising fareloggt,tterdineripatrshm*itialtio4t
whioh wildWilierthifort passed :" ItAniolesithe:
future destistret:thatilbutht` isliOquestion of
right, jusetterusiksettuility,l*there ee dresst
wrong and "degrintiti**3l*ithet— , , the
triumph of constittxtionerPtlllellNe In Ate -olootiou
of Breolilisridge and Lane, or thektiselaretims. cf.
war upon the Constitution snit . ; the' tights' of the
South by the election liflLiticiiht.intilfamlin.
This is the inwthat hatte.banset, /*tinr people
should kok.,aut Altsger iti -the Ado;
govern their, systiiis,ogordingly, ,The,pert,ighlein
the suppOgefg Houghs r.and lOusett:Sitotilit
South tiatstS , etcsntistiiveslydieOrtilet. 42
view of the strength, it gives tits,Blat*„ . ..44Po ll 7
cans of the`•l4hrtkisf iiinhirktrie,PC,Pl -PLOT
and the ordLeasdisishilif,Wherlessiiblt_ snY•Pole
bility, defeat_this tremmnable_AhoituOn..organi:
ration. izt,,•-•‘ - '"
Surely' ltierefinhk-nevrnsfif;•ll,l- iP,Oighia, and
the present .poniSilm' SrAtii4rtrorigikat , the•rortlit:l
present nOlaistli gratitudetsiSouthern
confides* etit.ibettlel flilubsfoirtheir parte sup :
port of itbridtetteltrairPresidlatiftsittitiolth. ft,
orifice of thaliq rights and Womb. - His with
drawal from the contest *mild, At Oboe insurethe
successor_ vekinridge andlho triumph of consti, 1
tutionsi costitinamil in the
Geld - givtif • *o4..eikesiuiesseitC• to'0 14 0**: 1
miss ofA ' -;th0? enetrultie; of • the 1
South. Under.. these airotirkultaistrt , trawl_
the maniffflictioistChiCAlke
trines whieli rglacund'ltis fatties telkte,
force ',WCA,ilisir,b.P4AdisPnto Or
question, trig ere sliimas.be seusta and tersest 1
effort on thbtAtkitif:tlii , South. inimpport of the
only eandbilges,wXare t putithAtt.hee eqeldwitee,
and at the its#fe.rgeltirce„tht;eligithi*"ptospeot
of eleeticine i ,•'.' t • •
To urge; 12P3iV-111740141r:Oitilinkr"Of I
Georgia this.' tondderationet in. favor of the else.:
tion of Bteelthowidt iwSicld
annts - uiteay coun
sels wih i ltirfao"sp sthreatenOluiltesteidluttre prtipaity
to oontribetreyaforteto therwsrh
of preserving
the Constititticalrefelditemithleisf,assuiltt df its
open andlAslifirt; ettHisits; tti4dit•ray- tole* with,
Hume whs. veriebilisidi to.the country% the
fixed, and strislterableaparpose."Of_ithe. t3outEto
maintain her Aiquality in the t 1 ion, and to' re
cognise iscuirondur,uf h* loyalty - sumpoit
Governmenethat s dots sot guarantee that equality
—present4iimissited afield of duty apes Width
would gifilltiepteV , NY' Vein Is in "the - ;eonttell,
and you mafftitt awned that I: deeply regret Pty
inability•attenestileitilir Ore.:Mayan, dad Hat,
too, upon, thesoilef. isymative Stitte:•. , •
I s tritlyvveirs;
Howell
tog letter
Cone.
To Menai. :761in Jones; fLCllistleC
RobertE,D4on, and A, R. Tamar.. , -
94i.V.414
.
Mr. Prip%#ites the felleirfag letter le thaVii
ginie, index:
'July 27,1660 . •
GaNTLif*lr tire,ialattatthirpte in the
article friuseAWAelgissei,,Cotsfeeferacy, •:whioh ap
pears in mein 'paper of this motalegi demand . a
prompt coseWs*
The wrifitOepressicite,See'to belie ham ittlitsB,
" the strongettopoldblit ground In! - fswor of 'Judge
Douglas avtissphiseeratielsominesi for **Trost.-
dency in 1136104,.,VhCtintkie s ittit:Plear;then as
earnest 0312 tWOltedissiiisitte of /NW Banter's late,
rests. Thieleitene tiraaidza , whieh the Confederacy
ropreditcei'lierie assigned in justification of My
support of'J 9 i dgiPlltit
for a seat irk thitHenute:
Again,.the edior. of..the Con fideraey represents
that the States '
newspaper, while underlay NZ. ,
trol, was committed to the nomination of Judge
Douglas. Here is another error. During my con
nection with theArotas r that Tape! uniformlnproi
tested agarnst ided t hat its o'oriduotors preferred
Judge Douglas for the Presideney_.
It is due to candor, I should` say, that by one of
iho eleven reasons toy my support of Judge Dou
glas, I imputed tc,.,tot ppbsOpuiparhich Mi Om not
entertaiti:.: ', l iiincing,,thesePremohi!,'' ['attached'
especial consequence liter following f
(Judge Douglaa), supports the,,deoision of the 'l3ll-
'reme Conitairt theltidtt Scott and etherti
for siaverkttlid 'right - Of coinillition lit the Terri
toriest.'t •
Theme are ritati*Onsitionei irarlsiraa gtatlaed ,
to Infer feeml3dAte Dougheapeeeh , at 'Alton, that
he conceded them in the interest of the South.
Afterward,. however,. Id: his Harper article end
his controversy with Judge Black, he -oorreeted,
my imPrestlaertZ f enying.: the ~deciston of . th e , Su
preme Colu;t, in the Drell, Boca case,.nd oontro• ,
verting•themiaiiple. thit, islavery. en sip- in the
Terri writs, under"oil Ey virtue of the Constitu
tion. In the main,,l have nothing . to Attest
against yOtti'din'Y sta tement of - ray positioi. You
err, however, in suppesing 'endorsed the " sound
ness" of TsidgasAponglius, for- I alwaynonitised his
dogma of Territorial Sovereignty. That I had
confident* tini, his - patriotism that I would have
supported him In the event of his nomination with
the sanction of ;party swage ; -,that ,was anxious
for the unity of the Democracy at Baltimore, and
exerted myseif,to "vest the rupture of,the Owens.
tion—that these were my irenthie#tiyou are cor
rect in representing , .
Nevertheliet;'lntitimit Bitaltiridge;;' AIL
for reasons that are perfectly witisfietory to my
own judgment.
Very respeotfnily, Roans A. Pstron.
A CALORIC COMPIISITION:PROS JOBS , TTLIEf JR. -
John Tyler, Jr., thue ooneludes a long letter in
the Riehmim4.7litquifekt: -
" My hopes, my fears, my anxieties, and my Bug•
gestions as to themsalitation of , ther Union, _were' to.
them fully disclosed. But they were blind to de
struction, and his- ( -vaulting ambition overleaped
itself.' I IfiftkENT,4lo.the ; Cincinnati EnOirer that,'
as matters now t stand, J. eonseeptteously - bdieve ,
Lincoln. null be elected Presid en t,°that dis
solution !i*.iteelettuble!' , Whetfto7 - Padvoente ,
oppose didinfitiontadiffeiend qaeitlen, on, whieb.
I have not mitered An tiny sneechmade by me in
New KentFi , Pottly say; •as lonia in New, Kent,
and Riga in rayletter in the Richmond Enquirer,
that when dismintion dome come, ius:otune 101011 in:
this Coo tert,roney,Twill. stand.: in ;the preseason of
the graves - 01.41w aptandarit,ltriefiy the Bide of mi.
kith, my kfn; Bud my' fritinde, 'and 'their" God and
cause shaille ctity,amil end - - nause a -to tho end for
ever. •", sVety'reinalettfally'-' " •
, .
JOHN HICKMAN APPLAUD
,
ion. John ,Iliainman, , ,of Pemmyirinia;wrote as
follows, in reply 'td eletter Hon. 'Eli Thayer,
asking hitti to be praise*, at a netmbliean meeting
held in iffirteageWilf*iielintiettsi soak` of
. . ,
- .L... - Wiltr Clititimin, P 4., J11743,;1880.--
Mr Deitratte. - liaXiitt t , DOW ;Maar 1 regret - I
cannot attelnfi , seepiiigei wi n d** i dea I-, It ,
would ho grilllitlOg 10 Me, iM you will, know,- to
give my testimony - to yeinr-peaPle in Windt
They eatinat complain, with 'reason oryctureourse.
The futurilwili,protte it right'. I atviil
ei gay do with'
emphasis if.l'couldle With yin- - There can he no
more ruinduatrulloy - lortiseliorththan this etetnal
ohalge of Repteernitatives. :Your rii•eleation 'should.
be resolveiraporiat oneslejr-alf who desire equality
in the haittrof-VieVetif."- Why, will not our people
be taught oiser'brithrim,of, the &nth? , - -Do they
not see that praettaill legielationdeperek very!MUM_
upon eveitetieW,,, Until .the.farmer.or_ meehanlo "
can go inin,tko - opart antiLdefe u illiiniseltagainel
the skilfpX'ltiwypy,witii pumices, it, will twin vain
for the ineWrieeMinetabirref flkaagrelato battle
against llavereperiestal:L!Yoarerlitianderstindl
t
am not ar _ . way Amman, as mare aware it
14 Toy an ifleabiefigibe, allowed Ire amain at
home. I '_'"' , ,thriT,rwiepla ef4aar,lifetriet will
again retariilreiviiithoat;*Fielea. 4.lkiirne their
own good ilatirmile le."''llari*ltherettleigthaer
voice. It Ilaild; I Witiailifer bath" fa , 'OEM
battle, if Iva Ilbuldihave anyorbieh I hope yeti
may wt., ."- ~ . . .Truly yours, , -. . --, •
doss Hiocxex.
•Aairieuvraoit, v. .t. ontentria. • . , ' )
duly it, 140;
DICAR seititneh 'grafted *set the pod.
tion you htSetitaken in the Siandard of the 18th
inst. I bite ady kaed enr,politioah
friends, withestf#eiard , ,te „their indivtdind.prete
ronoes, tottateein-*elilemeetatle elentoral-tieket
already hi the OTC- :any Other Marini by Ovid*
our strength, might difeirthe objeet,whiebrevely,
Democrat has at hedrt. , No one 81qm - tinted with
our oleo tontoen,doitht bat that, titivated, Hwy will
do whatever intilfigemni,endiattriotismmay Jodi."
este as besrealeulated 'to itdvenee the interest of
the Densocretip party, arid,Ppenote tbeentifere of
the country.
From all I have 'Seem stitai rotate inta the State,
we shell haves,a:44eiiivaxiistarrin August, and
Unity of sotio*lDl 4enhare the same - result in No
vember, •••• • • -
You are at liberty 'bi''Publ.sh • Ibis note 1
there be any doubts as tomy opinions in your sec
tion of the titetsn`c Vet trib' Yord'd, itM
•• I..!Ct.rattlitait.
wo•
ratiistraitoiritra: slvst,'Atitsoa.: "
- • • .
Lion.. Benjamin ,Fitspatflota of: Alabama, has
written a:Arnett ili -width im• ea - Plitinemby he did -
not . sooept the - :noutination of Vice: Preddent °n
ibs ti' ketiiWki: POigi*a. - Re'Mkrifi: - :" - : ' •
' ii Wbetiititditeirlemi the sabjest &Abe noinina=
ties for Vice Piteldent. previous to the Juseniblirii.
of the ConventiwAt3„BaltiMere, Ittettormktiedd'
that the VlOPre#ldeno q wei a _high •positton, and :
one a noritinathisrlor _whidh 'would not decline if
tendered 'to 'Me by my ikilitie4 !elands ptpou A:pre :
per plattoltn: - 'l - galetbk:tiry - ini; MA-Mien.* other
of my _friends among the delegates, styes passed
through' Washington on your trey to the Conven
tion at Ilintere c ; ; NA i ono, ,I; suppmee,ftelthat ,
time aPPre hilibl--4-knOlt 1-afritiki .t."--tbit Omni,
and sertoce: teltli Ja` , tlto ',Connector that memo.
' toently tookl : ;-' Thom' Moisten.," it will bere
-441rt0,
membered; istd`bitt 'Friday:and ;Saturday.
Early on filittittle iralicaug yOifealls4 to see tae at
my tonic Yi . :l' _ and siky**..thiird an.
- ' theatie borne - tetituinenk froth the Con ,
vention - of et!ete'lo9Mil - !Flirted-1y; , trid of,othera; for'
eentnit°44olllV4leittiittila of ;Mane of
, which '1" blitit, pnr,eineareatiemi-whieh'
'wee taiiirlf : .fti't'ond - 21:0110_ 1 4!. rt__,,, `.Vdtheitto retain_
L t i
to Baltimerf topt , 44 1 7'r laronialr , ttat You in-
nitt`that . oriels' Masud L pro atir be
notninateoM., inVpitC,that Ar.,tillaphens
or Johnscumlitt. - ' ir.cur myself, Would helms on ,
the ticket *ft him. I told you, that ona_.c4 the
' &bore-named - manna or peuMrone elm, Amid be
_hominatedpen - nominated be otolintedt
as I did not stliirelhe'reitalhatlon;•• end' irpilid'itell;
"--,, accept tett) *Si . ettedeLtlit".k gooirHgliffirsita4*/•4'
majority 011#tiliiiret.4_ , Mk - Yptir loirdan;•latrapfy
to" eotnereinark that Inland not delete , Yost w' 0V
- lux friends,' Ott` iritelitarilititearder;l mild to
VW eintiba* t,- . ' .'iliJ444lintthritlik4 of my room,
• mat n befell_ fres ' . u-Lnot.,, 4a•-en Asa Moue
,:. , tisket with Iligl...t o lita mi titattor anybody Akiii:_reithoitt'
'-, it ilod p l at Ew _ _file two-kktehatagotity of two
loathed lOWA otiv , ' You Old ' you ',' would
- ., - ile'tbai-biat tateeethrtauttai,nyttetaltat yea'
~„- ,• ;,iatet, iteeptay tt tittokatelret e „Ms wu the
i-..rte: **this fittest 'wi th 'any
•`-llitilitiktir • : • , i!,;,..1 4...1. , seer* tastailliiiiii 4 • +.,,,:,
,;:liiN:l , 4 '. . : - k/1 1 ,!! i t i II ib IDIAPIAAV.
-.-'-' 1 - 10 , 40C.7 ! i ' ; 4 ' . ! ' 3'
'.
W ' ' ''
::' 040, 4 -- tif , :
_fit ' :
tarn
41.
,
,:dtting in throttles - 7, and,rgienthis earning to nte,
repented to Elm wjtnt had occurred- WU. nsorn
lsetsreess
_you ,and` Moo, told' him of,
,thondditional information I bad just readied of
;Nether seoeslion; froth. the 'Croirrentinn; and' re 4
Artoilod:Mth WSO"to Maltinkke forthwith, and,to
't 4l - 1 4 friOnat i ; Parileolarl* , Yen Mal Col.,William
:-.6iiinOtti; to - keep my name from going on the ticket.
tie",attersewrds inforMed me that tie delivered my
:Message . Pointe?. atd Del: 0 erre tt,' and otters
that afternoon', befouls the evening session at which
jibe nominated... ,My Parried; therefore, Maybe
Imagined' when I wits informe d of my nomination.
Entertaining , the opinions ' I'dO, I could not 'ese
-telth'what semblance - of consieteney I could &inept
a nomination froni a coniundion; which hid lost its
notienalitj_b# the - SoSessleis 'of so many States,
niorf„,the,Platrorni Presented, With on; one holding
- opinions on entirely opposite to mine on the Terri
terial queidiotis as those'ef. pit. Douglas:: Both in
emy,bitterrilf;bsit'falt tO ' fludgine,*4 by my
vote 'bri , the Renato or:Davie resolutions, given a
few weeks before the nomination, I expressed the
*pinion that` Cengrese notenlY bid the power, bat
was its du ty fo intervene .10 protect slave pro.
,party' in the Territories w hirkneoessary: The let
:Ill:Of Mr , Douglas tolk,ltlenerdson,,read in the
onientioi, isswhielt . 'he asy s , ( finterrention means
disunion,mwouldof Imo rendered my Posi
tion -on the„, ticket , wins tdm ,wholly bicompatible
end inconsiMent., ,
It was unpleasant, indeed painful, to pursue the
course Tiptoe.; enti,l ant 'sure, has felt More
„moldy than myself the embareasoment caused by,
411.7 ;nomination: My trouble, though, hue been
solely on account of friends Who were asiortkin this
matter, and whom honesty And fidelity I do'not
:now, and never, hate, questioned, but, on the con
trary. fully iehriewledge and appreciate.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant;
, FittrATRICIIC.
~`~:~
Sviistihelm in the Lecture-Room.
Jane pwirahelra, the editressnf, a paper in
Minnesota - hais recently returned to the vicinity of
horold homez-near; Pitteburg, and ie'now engaged
in doliveringn series of litanies on domestic trou
ble& , The ?ItteleurgTrtteTres .. .7 eontains
„the fol
ioox interrietinieketeh Of her first lecture in that
city ' •
'';Mrs, SwissbelMidedivered• the drat of a series of
leolares lest livittlng, atjaiteiette upon
„The Fina nci al :Meter, :of her , Married Life."
About one hundred sad Arty portions were present,'
.perhaps note° arid, Ananchilly considered,
'tholeeture was The ladyappeared, at
tired in a• Plain hut nest and tasty dress. After
taking hafpeeltionindtind the desk, and making a
'bait to her Indiums, she offered a brief prayer,
,wtiteh to say the least, look • everybOdy by sur
prise. the. wombs° be : Muse-it had the immediate
effeot of checking the ,applause which - was about
to follow ,her 'appearance. Ifia,`lirayer being'
ended, she stated that she did :not:offer It un
der' any desire , to be , regarded as , eccentric,
,brit.:becatuie• abe ,belie ved It was her duty to
do - so., She • then entered -.upon the subpart
matter of her lecture, warnin the • reporters, pa
renthetically, tbit if they published any part of it
'they might expert 'a prosecution for libel—so she
bad been given to understand. We have no desire
to ventilate anything that the lady said; and,
*hen we state that the whole story was one of do
,niestie relseryilfrent'; the wedding day until she
Ileelly 'aspirated from her husband—a period of
abont'lwen* , yeture—we are sure , our :readers
•vrill,mot 'dMire to heir it. 'She lifted the veil
whinh has so long covered the *tarots of
bet. heart, and her lecture seemed . a Pan
dera'S, box; front which rushed ' out "multi
tude of , evils.", If was arterratlie made up of in
numerable little details, such as many *wife might
roe:ovum, but to the retinal of which not - one in
ten thousand could be brOught. At times she was
'grave, and-wept and , sighed over the recollection
of tier' wrongt, , her• utterance being freqUently
clicked, Ind her, Vrhole' Manner 'betokening the
most painful - enrotion. ; Then ,agaiti - she-would in
dulge in the keenest ridicule, causing her hearers
'to shake their sides with' laughter over her Mimi
table pictures of "domestic economy." Altogether,
it was the strangest medley we ever listened' to.
She concluded bygiving a very vivid, desoription
of tier experience in , .Minnesota, where she began
`itte,pablication of'her paper, four, years age, at a
, time when she was' in consterit danger of the
scalping knife, - ,aid had a loaded , musket constant
:l3'3ly' her gide, to' be used fb case of emergency.
Ittft ! , strange as it may appear; these have been the
- hitpplest days 6f her unhappy , life ! She hopes to
do some rye! 'in: the way of helping. to break up
that system of tyranny 'which" now , holds so many
.thaasende.other wedded eiders in (bondage, inas
much, as - she hes_ been made • " a stronrminded
woman" nedetthat'Very system of „masculine op
premien. - According to her theory, men made all
the " etrongmindedwomen,' , for she is fully con
sicced that (thdueveryet.made one!
She touched upon the legal disabilities -of mar
ried women; but did net elaboratethis branch of
; the subject, although h'er whole experience, as de-
Italia. b her, went to' show that she had been as
thoroughly ri Wave as ever stood upon the sham
concluding, theatated that she bad hoped
'to be able to ' , Compress air she wished to say into
one - lecture, but she ; found this impossible,
artA :although she ,intimated that other-lectures
rit to follow, She did not positively 'announce
t -
Bdsixssa tloannixonn.—The fall trade
commenced, :and many 'of our leading ; mer
chants have already sold large quantities of goods
to BoUthern and Western merchants. Passing
down Chestant stroet lash:honing, we 'ootinted no
less than seventy-five drip, all heavily laden with
boxes and bates of dry goods, on their way to the
, depot of the Pennsylvania Isailroad Company.
MPORTATIONEI.
A eziorted tor The Prees.l
LIVI3IPOOL—ph;p Atalanta-19 pkgs rods, Geo D
;Parrish; 31 do Stuart & Jiro; ado Siter, Moe & Co; 1
do Sharp. Daises &43m4 Graham & Co:3 do Mar
.tin. Peddle & Co; 4do W Watson & Co „_• 4 do Lee Dreg
&Oft 2 do SmitlL - Williams & Co; 14 do W J.Plnsaham;
35'easke soda Rah Dulles & Cope: 100 do SO keg,. bi• oath
k Halsted; 120 do Yarnell & Trimble; et do
bleAdtiris powders Jessup& Mourn' orates earthen
ware F Ebarmart; ; 212 orator 25- cooks do P Wriad &
Sons; e7crotesead coated° 44 IL rifiroeagosicrc uo• 7
bales mattitalaaa /I Orne: Ado? F-k, D Orn_,e• 92 toss
ma iron S & w Wolobt 1267 boxes tin platen N Wrorier &
Co; 17 oases 64 bolls steel J C Hand & Co; &I oases do H
D Plimsoll; 134 belle Si cases do BJu .bdis
ro
2268 bars tn„W El_rotts; Aga bora MO Od ot le OW sheet.
555 bdLs sheet min. 'morns. Wheeler & Co; ao toe bleach
ing powders 70doelr. soda ashen pkg. ands. 17 casks bot
tled porter zoo sacks common salt 720 do fine do II milks
hollowware order.
RINI:AD:DR . CUBA—Brig CO Billings. Cod-327
Idols mo aura 31 tda do 29 bbls do 9 tea honer 19 Me do
W DIA. •
v liJOßMOND—Stearashbp, Virginia.' HeUi-11100 bbls
floor Thai A Newhall & Sony IN bags feathers lbhd
,Ina Jig Mongol 3 bates wool 1 box wax Miller & Bro.
13 b t a 4 i s :a l ! l i a tirtali ° lll ‘l 24le a l ce a o ,Mbr.4 l ` grat Pkg'
4 1. Bre; 9 largo do 1.4 H Newbold; 4 empty btg i s .
&'Co;' 11 kegs 278 bag Mercer s t
Tinaknoi. MoCatnnion & Co; 35 big do & Antelo;
13 Ime 19 oases do Boldin & Penrose; 74 bas 81 oases do
Cohan' & Trutt;
_99 bag 45 c. do Thom Webster , Jr; 183
- Ws 21 big produse 170 empty bbLe 14 pkys mdse 'various
conagneee. -•••
" - PIADEId_PED-4 BOARD OF 'AWARD. _
GEOE
T. PRO RG T , COKKIV/111 OP 11111(MOTITI
RUDE= B. R D.
• " LETTER SASS •
At the Meiduints' li'mehange, Philadelphia.
ThipWestinokelentl, Deena.— ....Liverpool, soon
Rent 81 Jame., Onzse, • de UM/MI soon'
se,„rit, Cordelis, Ferrell ........ Barbadqes, soon
liaripLeighton. --Rio de, Janeiro, soon
Brig, Ms Reed, Mt /ago de Cqbe, soon
won
NAILING OF THE OCEAN ISTEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATED.
"1.3.A.va NOB. riAirs
Vito- ' York-Liverpool—...--. Aug 4
l - firemen-- ....New York-Bremen. • • ••'• ..._...Aug 4
.: B Orth Quo deo -lAverpool-.............Aug 4
C 0 N1M 1 101t............805t0n...Pa1war.....-.•---A122 7
~ , ...Barton-Ikvorpoot. ..... --Aug 8
o ofls 7 62hirtgton,...Bgrort..: ver0001.—........Aug 11
—.NOW ork- Aog 11
-Rem, .".. York..h Aug 15
Y0rk...Eamburg,.........-AnB /6
Greek Failtern...NowY_ork-Milford 18 aveo.......Auar 16
A ustrabunset- ...Now York.:Liverpool—,.....Aug 16
Prince Albert ...New York-Gelway --,...... • ..A2 5 16
Kangaroo_..- New York ..Liverpool.--- ......Ang 18
A York..Bavre OK 18
'Eumps—..New Aug 22
Perna ~—.New York,./..werv001............,Ang 22
- New York-Esyre....— 25
FROM EUROPE.
- swot 1 LEAVE-. • WOE DATI.
'.4 7 :Xoniek. , .....Bouthampton.-New 18
. July 21
rtialaut e Rgrt: ... ...
'Padsm .. ..GAlrty-New vork ....July 24
1
Y0rk.....—.. July 26
Ellutaroo • • • ....Liverpool-New Yorlll July H
26
28
.
..LiVeroool.- ow Aug 7
California Th e Nail Steamers mil from New York on
the lot. tith. and 10th of each month.
The Havana Steaer, leave New Y ork on the fd,7th,
ttlh.l7th. and Wth ofeaoh mOnth.
!MAINE' INTELLIGENCE.
KIWI' or PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3, je69.
m===mmuni
AltSll o .l4o.
Ship Atalanta, Whitmore 37 dare from Liverpool,
man to Peter Wrigh t & Sons. July S, 44 69,
~lons 23 N. parted oompany . witk ship "ronawatda, from
iiirrip i d i giiS P O• d atil th 4grlNTAti a tol l atO k o e ,
Ndays out.. owed tit by steenitd4inerlea. • .
Brig !0 0 Bannon Oort. from Trinid ad 'de Cubs 15th
Wt. with molasses and honey to - & July lieth,
tat 79'66, long 79 60, passed solir Osamu, from Trinidad
. for Philadelphol.. -
Bohr Willard Saulabarg, Hudson, 6 days front Boston,
in natant to N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr PA Sander, Somers, from Marblehead. • •
Bohr E W Perry, Beimpson, from Nantucket.
-Bohr Harriet& Sarah, Tote, from• Lynn.
Bony Alert. Champion, from Boston. • •
laohrL Audenried. Bartlett, from Bostork
6orit M A Bbrooshira, throsishite, from noinon.
Bohr R Miller: Gifford, from Boston
- Bobs A M Aldridge. Bateman, from Boston.
Bohr 0 111 Wilson, Smith. from Boston.
Steamer CC Alger. - Penton, 35 hours from Alexandria,
with mdse to Thom Wahine' Jr. ,
Steamer Vuloan,Morrlson, 24 • hoe rs from New York,
with mdati to W Baird & Co.. . , •
; • • - CLEARED.
40iiithip Stoneham.. Johnson, New .Y.BII, via Cape
"May: .1 Aliderdies.
t•
' Brig Orinoco, Williams, Portland, Van Dunn, Nor
on fs Co.
Aohr E W Serra, Sampson, Nantucket, do
- Bohr 213 Joluison,_ Johnson, Ilanversport. do
BohrW Remy, Bamilsoni Nantucket. do
'Rehr DOroas Ireland. Baker, Charleston, do
' • emir Ocean Bird Jong., Georgetown L do
Solir Tsar Not, Snowier , Eleuthera, IB & L Perot.
- I••`•l2ebr - A' M Aldridge, Bateman, Salem, A Heoksoker
& • -
BIT' M-Wihion, Smith, Roxbury, do
- Se r 1 ", A Slanders, &mere, Weymouth, Wet, Stone
- 15plickhoriiit it Sarah, Tice, Linn, N Bturte'iallt ' s ' o °.
BohrBanhibury.Mudson. Jkimon, ao
Rohr I. Andepried.l3ardett, Boston , L Rothermel &Co
, :Say Alert, champion, 8c,gt 0 ..,
Bohr M A. Shropshire; Bhropthi7e, Boston, Banelr o C,
Lewis'& Co. '• -
Bohr,S. 8 Miller, Gifford. Andy,
Baltimore,
Andenried & Co.
,Bohy,p Ireland, Baker, Great go 'Harbor, OdPtign,
-Stylittch Willing;,Cleopoole, amore, A (hoots. Jr.
• Allerrispondenoe of the Philadelphia, laxohansed
, LEWES. Del.. Aug 1, AM.
The Dili W Barter. for Boston, and acme twelve
'schoonere Went - to ass Mat, evening. There are five
.eahooners at harbor. and a ship is now passing in. Wind
fresligrem northeast.
&0., ' N. W. HICKMAN.
'• ' ICorreasendenee of The Press.)
HAVREJ)E OItACE , Aug 2, 1330.
The Ritigston left within boats in tow. laden and con
signed as tollolms •
Oran, railroad iron livid Reeves & Bon;
- a i gAn, iwoConkey, slate to Fo r 'Parlor; Jae Barrett,
V flo ur, corn, bark, straw, .to. to Poplar street *hart
• tunbei to Bann' Bolton &So; .1 Corson. If F
Bung{ d Mari tart, do to 21 Timm? & Sons; Wm
Doge*, ith & luta, and C Brubaker; cold to Data
-
J. k, line to pokemna
‘l4l , .lllditTflia .
Staamohtillomiik, fivii3n, Stara Buie; arrived at N
„milt' Arbrusta,l3triekland, frOm • Liverpool for
,r 2111 1 02 2911 1 , 3 , %
Ed Tab til t Mt 43,11, lopg Oak
thr f Roca ve ciormik 30; tilt.
elljt: „Mikes, &orris. John
tip eitn, • • go . poker Lodger, Laws,
eet. ria Dightori tor r
ita tz - •• . -•
g P„ aallad from
blitlmr..liteku• for , Thibididebiv;AMl•
artiKokOkalld Del; otearod - at
WLVrI riukedna-10ttlajam
atVa VallastimpvAla,
,'wad
La Bud rland, with
Iki T and t!o hk 4wa-Intaroot. , k lad
3-3 -A- 3 J. 333, 1 3 ,".•-i333,31,33; • .3 , 3 + 3 33 •
114-40.•
MEDICINAL.
DY,lE4tigtiA
Dyspepsia, Debility of the System. Dyspepsia,
Dyspepsia, Debility of the System; Dyspepsia,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. SICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
and the numberlessother diseases arising from Indiges
tion and functional disorders of the stomach, find ready
rebel In that established end steeling remedy,'
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
RELIABLE TESTIMONY
We call the attention of the readir to the following
letter [row President thnith, formerly of Wesleyan
'University, and now attached to the Soientifio Corps of
the Expedition which recently sailed for Greenland:
hlinnntovon, Conn., Feb.2B, Ife9.
BETH W. Rims h Co.-Atentlemen : I first made use
of the Oxygenated Bitters some seven or eight years
since. Having suffered for twenty veers from a form of
dyspepsia, which wits 'attended with a nervous head
ache, on an average of not less than one day in a week,
I was inducied, by the unpretending recommendation of
Dr. Green, " to try one bottle, and if no benefit was
received to discontinue the use."
The use or one bottle warranted a further trial, to the
extent of some three or four, with a careful observance
of the accompanying directing. The result was, an
almost entire relief from the usual drinintiiii symptoms
and their depressing. painful onseeiiences. I believe
these Bitters produced an entire change in the habits of
my system, and upon the active energies of the dices
tive organs. I now deem myself as exempt from Dye
neseia as most persons. These Bitters have also been
of germs to other members of my family. •
- Vert iespentfully Yours,
AUGUSTUO W. SMITH.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTE'RE
RICHMOND, Tioga 00, Pa., Aug. 211,1M8.
GENTLI626BN After suffering for more than thirty
Years with Dyspepsia, and trying many remedies re
commended for that discase without any good result, I
was induced, by Dr. f. H. White, of Mansfield, to give
the Oxygenated Bitters a trial. 1 took two bottles,
which gave me so muoh relief that I purchased two
more, which have nearly or quite effected anure. lam
now nearly seventy-five years of age, and for three
months past have felt no inconvenience from my food.
I take great pleasure in recommending the Bitters to
all afflicted with Dyspopsia and its concomitant dis
eases. A. HEBARD.
PROM DR. WRITE
Marigriacu, Tioga 00., Pi., Aug. 28,1368
I have used the Oxygenated Bitters in my practice
with' deluded semen in debility and general prostra
tion. &d., and confidently noolinnend them in general
debtli ty, and diseases of the digestive organs.
F. H. WHITE, D.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
PREPARED BY H. W. FOWLS & CO.,
18 TREMONT Street, Boston.
Bold by Druggists, Dealers, and Merchants in every
town and city throughout the country
DYOTT & 00.,
21.8 NORTH SRCOND STREET, PHIL,ADEL;PHIA,
WHOLESALE AGENT&
SOLD EVERYT#IIESS,
SOLD EVRRytrlzartE:
Jy2o-eof•d&W
MOTHERS:
moritEßA.
• monugxs
NOTHSga,.
MOTHEKEI.
.
It must be obvious not only to you,butrto every, ten
five and intellikent spersom that the brat' diseases I in
fante arise chiefly' from a disordered oondition o their
bowels, and in thmoooneetion we moment to your notioe
for the alleviation and aura of these diseases a remedy
known SA '
DR. EATOWB
INFANTILE CORDIAL,.
Prepared from a formula used by 'Dr. Eaton with re•
inarkable success during several rears' practice, yrs
know It to be a mast reliable and.elEoacions remedy, for
infantile complaints, and one trial alone will convince
YOU of its superiority over every otherpreparation of
the kind. It is particularly recommended
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
And at this period of infantile life, when ". your anxious
hearts are named by witnsesing the suffenr of your
little ones . it will be fo and invaluable S Ronal the
Gams. Rectorial_ tagarratiationi, seed isoing all
Pais... For. DISE 0111E8 ATTENDING TEETH ING,
such se Diarrhcra, Dyseneem aripi•g in the Bowels,
Acidity of the Stomach, Wised, Cotie, and Cold in the
Hea4, we con fi dently o ffer this as a certain relief and
cure in every, ease When given in time, It will invaria
bly regulate the Stomach andbowels. and its importance
In this respect can hardly De estimated.
' IN CONVULSIONS, •
•
from whioh more infanta are said to die than from any
ether dimes,. the little sufferer. is relieved instanta
neously, se if by, magic ; and In this dread complaint
alone: its intrinsic value is such that It has been recom
mended from one famil fr another. until the name of
DR. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL has become
familiar ash household word." We now ask your at.
Motion to a 1112Witat of vital Interest to yourself, as well
as to your suffering child. Dr. Eaton's Infantile Cor
dial contains
NB MORPHINE OR OPIATE
df any kind, or of whatever nature, mar a fart which
we are fully warranted in stating cannot be said of any
other preparation for infantile diseases, at this time
before the We find that thretighont the
country. Mothers are becoming convinced of tbie truth,
and of the sad and blighting consequences ,which are
certain to result from the woe of 'narcotics disguised in
the form of muetincramedies t their (entwined militia
nitration being invariably followed by stupefaction, and
oonstipatioei of the lowels,epding oftentimes in con
vulsions, Iterate DR . EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL differs from every other remedy. It,
DOES NOT CONSTIPATE
the ,oweia, neither dose it act by deadening the sensi
bilities of your ehilden, but nature ly, through its rare
medioinal_gmalities, by removing all pain and cause of
disease. We earnestly recommend you, therefore, to
lose no time ID procuring a bottle, that you may have at
hand is remedy which will never Lail to relieve your
child in time of need. It is perfectly harmless, and can.
not injure Ote mast delicate infant.
Take none. but DR. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL. Thts you can felt' Oen. Price ge cents per
bottle.
• Preiared only by_ CHURCH & DUPONT,
Nn, 409 BROADWAY. New York,
And cold by them. add by all roapotable Druggists, and
by DYOTT & CO..
aul-affut 232 North SECOND Bt.. Ph il adelpitia.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
RAS universally supplanted all other
Mw-
Ointmen and healing applications in both the
Eastern MA w M.. estern. Henthipheree r wherever intro
dueed ; and its stetrierte ~it is theue perm of as
,wanes In all corairsecnss ,e/ iCtiOlii I. w h ether the ammo
be or disease.
/MENU & 1 1 4 BULBS
Ire isitectly rellee t rd ir g thei4 anguish ? pain and
v u t f i l reir atr pl , :Let: a reVerigared aord w a r i,
onaraymissety Vff i rl s
14 HAY. . .
(Wren aro • freepost i ll minims rota exterroU (u
-ines, optimally from cosid and Camp/isle Ex
pesiess—trierefero every 4 mother should hare
tine
I
Prepareg4o4l con- . 4 staidly on hand._it heal'
sort Erautk,and eulokly a, removes the WETTISH. or
RlGq_vvo_flai, -es sea-- .., law is tie seratry„.
PO TRAVELLERS '4 Hlt SEA AND LAND.
The Maohintat, the Tra- 0 Toner, and every. other ba
dly/Anal whose lot in Life i-..,. throws him within the
olianoe of aooldont from w azylosion Are, or tolls
ova, should be girt n. mind 0 !at this Disci° Extractor
Cu
te his bled only friend. is both portable foul
chop, an should el be cc s eompain, es a friend
in neeth here are t clu- Sandi co vino witnesees
to tomtit - 110 its marre one Yifttie, w ho owe their
soffil, irClrd k rlr i , tortresalgl e .isx c Y 's for
1 4 F. 'isi Gi- CAL PAIN B.ll.T.tuto
- AxifIENVIVE Pi as
wall ea 0 uRp •
Burns, lioyMpeies, Sorps_ all kinds,
ilmusee, • Fistula. Shot Wounde,
oils, rroat Bites, Scrofula,
token Breast, Fever Sores, Bowen
Biter of Reptdee, Felons, . Scald. ,
Biter
ellatulular Dls- ur
Created • Lips eases, ' Head,
Chap pod Mder, rerourial Sores, Ip ti ralne,
Chilbmins, ales generally, mall Pox,
Cramp, Poles, morn,
Contracted Cords, 'Wee, otter,
rm. es. Won, Moms. .
breerses of the sometime, Venereal. Soros;
Skin, . A:11. ko.
Sold at the grails' potS,l4 Brooding, Now Torii,
tritllit a r a co?, Zell I Z:ki e N i a i w eaa rle atio ul l oh.
Mined of ail respectable Druggists and - Meratiants
throultant the United lifittivlOandt,
soNs
.111/1 North SECOND Street, '
My • Wholesale Agents for Peenplianie.
PIANOS.
!NMUAINES, BROS.> OVERSTRUNG
PATEN TEA CT lON PIANO PORTER,
"" Chimpeat First - Class Pianos made ." A splendid
assortment of Loafs XIV., and other styles. for sale at
Penton. Cash Prices, apd warranted for 5 yearn.
Iteoond•hand Pianos for sale and to rent.
GEORGE L. WALKER,
R. N. Cor. Improved MELODEONS Rt.
PRINCE in CO.'S from
$45, upwards. Jrld-am
yoth PIANos! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!
PIANO-FOR a, . -
mmINDBONO._ ,
PiANOFMES.
rdELopionp,
• Mrdit 137._.114,Teib
,Baoien,. 084. Minns .011ent
1110,1 ,DaTuv, uch, sad etherh j; &IM
* 13 0, 4. 1 , IIEyS.NTH and 01EINMPL
7
STEINWAY-1 SOWS YNEW' , PA ,
Ciii- B
4 mo t lNDWin r ytfia-groik
r n oaf
s egi o idin yriygita roe. -by the et
otinvii 1 the ins 3, ll= °ter the
. adgesh 0 clombhbAgglaitotbers.
maims °ma:mutton. BL
4111.1 v, - RS,
.1005 OMINU BUM.
frAIL-275 barrebi Wilmington, N.
Aitiringetorgextorit
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUG ST , 3, 186
r 1
NOTICE. All erions are cautioned
against loaning Money or making l'tnehteto
any one with Out the written order i o c raott r o elred.
.17M-61. 47 Booth Fo4slalletteet, above chestnut.
CIFFRA FAIRMOUNT AND ARDR-ST.
'Li' PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY,
FAIRktOIiNT.
July 28.18.9).
DIVIDEND NOTION —The Board of Dtreators have
this day declared diiidend of ONE DOLLAR AN 0
FIFTY CENTS per share (SIM) tett of the eerhinge of
the Company, payable tote etoakhblders on and after
TUESDAY, Augnet r, Mkt, at the °Moe of the Com
p any.
The Trarefer Doelor will be elosed until August 7,
belt. DYBO-taul] JOHN B. LANGE, Treasurer.
OFFICE FAIRMOUNT PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FAIR gOtINT. Sub) 29,1860.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Board of Dr i ontorli,have
this day declared a perni-annual ditridend b TWO DOL
LAR!" per altare CD front the &Unitise oft e Comhany,
payable to the atookholdera on and after TUBBDAY,
August 7, next, at the office of the Company.
The Transfer Books will be °lo P lled ß. until A
N u N gust 7 next.
. CORNIG,
7Y30-tau7 Booretary.
OTIOB TO BUILD Ha —The Board of
Commissioners under an ad of Assembly, 6itti tled
"
An act providing for the striation 01 Milo Buildings
in the City, of Philadelphia," approved April 2. 1860,
hereby Mints Plane and estimates of cost for the build
ings proposed to be erected. These buildings are do
signed for the accommodation of the ciente of justice,
and their appropriate offices, and the several oEoes of
record of the county, and also for the accommodation
of the several departments and officers of the munici
palgovernment of the city of Philadelphia.
They are to be Flood on Fenn Square ; the building;
for the courts, &0,, on the northwestern gotten, and
those for the munioipal government on the northeastern
section of said Square.
A statement in detail, of the extent of accommoda
tion required for the respective departments and offices
to be looatad )15 these buildings has been printed, and
person, designing toprepare plats are hereby referred
for copies to any of the Board of Commissioners.
Ground plane. sections, elevationsomd perspective
views of each building will be requisite, acoomParned
with clear and full explanation.
The estimates are to be accompanied by complete
specification. and with explanations of the whole so
simple, minute. and full that they may be readily oom
prehended by persons not specially instructed in archi
tecture,
The said plans, estimates, and specifications to he
directed to the President of the Board, and furnished
before the first day et Qeptember, A. 1E1 ; 1860.
Each person submitting a plan must indicate the ma
terials to be employed in constructing the buildings un
der his plane.
No compensation will be awarded or paid by the Com
missioners for the plane to be submitted, as hereby in
vited. until the means of carrying thawed act of Assem
bly into effect shall be_ pmvided, in accordance with its
terms. AL aXANDER HENRY, President.
JAMES It. LUDLOW. Secretary. "
Philadelphia, July 11, 1&50. .413-4 w
'irtN'FICEOF THE P
READING RAIL
DELPIIIA, July 11, 1860.—T
from Coal transported by this
from July IL until further
rhmond--
alin el
ed Plane—..—
loaturna
Oerm k
antown .
Foll
hebert's .
IYonshohooken.—,.:—
Swede Furnace—.
—.
rrrieen or PridgePa
Port Kennedy--.
alley Forge.--
Pheenuville
Royer'e Ford.--....
Aramingo.----.
Minoru*" .
fottetown
youglaenvilie—
bionoatiay
Eirdeboro.—
Reading ---,—.--
Tuokartan
—r---
N
adoh Lee
nnkille—
•
nembuse --
Orwigeb'e and Auburn
By order of the Board of Managers.
1,12-1 m W. IL McILHENNEY.
pLANTEES' BANK OF TENNES'
NASIIVILLS, June 30,
This Bank has thin day declared a dividend of t
seven dollars and three-auartere per sha re out
ittla r hi u tl n t i t v atlOY:l: S artit h e e alt a ri l
as follows, viz , Ten per cent, and fractional pa
one shard in CASH on and after 60e 16th July nee
the balance either in cash Of new Stook at jeer, •
option of the Bank, on or after September 17,1280
Jr6-1m By order of the Board
D. WEAVER, OW
LEVI W. GROFF,
Near BAREVILLE, LANCASTER CO., Pa,
Manufacturer on the Atli Process
SINCE 1842 OF
DOUBLE DISTILLEED
PURE RYE WHISKY.
Warranted to be Pure, without Core et_Drtt,f ,
DISTILLED FROM FEE DEIST OF ItYL vNLY.
V B. PATMER, THE ADVERTISING
• • AGENT, FIFTHand CHESTNUT. gives hie
views of the prinoGne and beet mode of Advertising,
da1.17, between 10 sad 4 o'cilook. Meissen
noll4lln . IL PALMER.
J. BAYLIS THOMAS
, ,
e. ATTORNE P4T-LAW,
Has removed his office from No. 2111 Arch street to No,
429 WALNUT Street.
Particular attention given to the recovery of Milton
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs or Title. and other
Instrturients of Writing; The merrent of Executor
ships, Administmtorehips, and tn. superintended;
and the best Bemiring/ procured or thepermanent in-
Nietments of hiehey, Britisfaotory reference ive n
when required. ap3o-sm.
HENRY' E. KEENN
ATTORN o
El'.-A om WDAW.
Has REMOVED vffto r 110. OD Walnut Wee
to No. US South THIRD street— _ mhta-Ow
H ORACE BE
IE, V , •
. - cißt—
_.. ER, and ' •
FA N A '0
m'' l l
N 0.114 BournB/A t AR Street,
(Nearly opposite the. County Conrthourej
rrepares Borman:at:tone, Arenum, &e .. and transact,
all other laminae oonneoted with the obtaining of let
tere Patent. ap26 gm. '
I WAGNER JERMON, •
• ATTORNEY AND 00UNEWLLOR-AT-LAW,
' Moe No, 116 South SIXTH Street.
(Opposite Independent'. Square.)
PHILADIMPLIA,
Dyihe aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the. United States, is enabled to prosecute and collect
claims of every description.
Yartioular attentionOen to the examination and re
oofireg of the claims sateen and Devisees, and the
enation of Land Titl es and securing the interests
oheirs and all persons interested In the same, in ell
parts of the Union.
Has the Statutes of all the States and Is Oommissloner
foliki m mat of them.
Owns earefally taken under Commissions.
ap -em
ALFRED L. 110IIGH_,
• PAYER MAN UFACTURERIP AGENT,
Were solicited PA P E R ry desorietiou of
PAPER AND -MAKER'S MATERIALS
faU -dn
No. II Booth SIXTH. Street, Philadelehm.
e
FUGUET & SONS,
Ps , . IMPORTERS ON HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 2141 South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable CI
aRS which they offer at low rates. for cash or op
pro trod credit. 1.310 ly
PAWSON & NIOIIO4SON,
BOOKBINDERS
nos. slit AAti sot tetwoa. STIJET,
Between Market and Chestnut streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMEA PAWBON. JAB. B. NICHOLSON.
A 1
v •
SLATE ROOFING.-JOAN WELCH,
'MATER, le prepared to put on any amount of
roofing at low "'attn. All work warranted to sive sa
tisfaction. Orden% gent to THIRD Street and GER
MANTOWN Road will be promptly attended to.
teSI 5m
pvitic AND OBEEAP BREAD,
MECHANICAL BAKERY,
AAR BE 0117LINID AT TUB soLLowttos
PLACES:
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. corner
reets. of Broad end
Vine st
O.M. CLARK...........-.-- -Poplar street, below
Tenth.
H. MoNEIL.— E. corner Sixth end
Coates street.
JATHO & ,N 0,266 North Fifth street.
JOHN 0. MOXEY No. MS Vine street.
T. P. SMITH.— —No. IN North Fifth attest.
S. Spr E. ums st corner
ets.Fifth and
, re
W. W. E. oorner Eleventh and
Looust streets.
D. street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE 1419 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY. --N. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
WM COURTNEY—..— No. We South Twelfth
street.
B. R. WANANLARER----F
Sixthd e er al street, above
S. LENTZ....e. South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L.W. corn er e Sixteenth an
Ogden strets.
DAVID BADDLER..-.-.-.No. 260 north Eleventh
street.
J.WEIGHTMAN--.-Thirteenth Street, below
Thompson street.
S. S. --No. IMO North Front
street.
W. corner of Seventh
and Pine streets.
F.W. isomer Tenth an
. hippen streets.
E. B. o.
Shipp
219 Bout h Front
street.
W. corner Broad and
Parrish streets.
TIROS. T. —.Corner Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue.
B. S. Fe E deraol rn. corner
ets. Ninth and
stre
J. MoINTYRE----............Twenty-seoond street, ab.
Coates.
ALER. FULLERTON,.-.-. Corner of Fifth and Chris
tian.
MRS. E. RAM8LER......._..N0. 1731 Coates street
D.E. it T. W. W0LF—..—..6.33 Guraid avenue.
WM. McCRACKEN— —.....2202 Hamilton street.
R. R. BEAZLY .N. W. oorner of Twolfth
and Melon street,
JULIUS W. oor. of Thirteenth
and street.
M. NIPPER— R. eorner of Fourth
• • •
• • -ma • • • •
and Green street.
MRS. F. W. corner Tenth and
Green street.
J. L. HIOKB.---Oamden, N. J., store 119
Arab street.
0. B.
b. Phtladelphia,atithst.
a Naverford road.
N. L. YARNELL,--Lema, Penna.
JOHN Tremont and Pine Grove
Penna.
GEO. B. TOWNSEND. —.. West Ohester,Penna
M. MoOLBEI3—., City, N, J.
D. HORTON---Florenee, N. J.
8, F. EBERLEIN —.......--Columbts, F.
Jost-tf
MRS. JAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS
FUR LADlES.—Approved or and highly reoom
mended by the aledioal profession throughout the United
States Thirty Thousand Invalide having been advised
by their physioians to use her Surgleal Appliances. She
would caution Merchants and others against purchasing
except at her residence, lOW WALNUT Street, where
she can be consulted daily. between the hours of
and S . Her book of testimonials will be given on /it
cation. Sent free to any, part of the United States. e
ingnature is on each article. meg tuths-t
~PAIRFIELD BEMINA4Y.—This large
nm
A; and flee/101 institetion 'relocated at Fairfield,
Herkimer county, N. Yr - - The faculty consists of twelve
ghegoUgh and experienced tear:More, four of whom are
Grillage graduate., The libraries number over 8 000
Volumes. The cabinet, Philosophioal, and ohemical
apparatus are extensive and complete. There are two
regular graduating contain of study—one of three years,
.md one of five, and also a commercial coerce. Upon
~.thecompletion of either, parchment diplomas are eon
'felled, and, if possible, positions seonrod. Pohoole de
sirous of wed-qualified and excellent female teachers,
whose ability and success will .bp guarantied, can se
cure them by midreseing the Imams!. Fall term be
gins August 22d.
Tuition from $4 to $e per t^ of fourteen weeke.
Board, washing, and room rent furnish h ii room)per
term, 82yeo. For oatalogues, or sage 790113#. ed-
REV titer . J. D. VAN ETT
dres,
'
MEMO
NOTICES.
'HILADELPDIA AND
oAD COMPAPlY.—Pyrms
'he rates of Freight and Tolls
S company sill as iblldlrs o
notice I
1153
1 •
1.63
1.43
BUSINESS CARDS;
BREAD.
MANUFACTURIta BY THE
RAILROAD LIPIRS.
NEW Vlii-rEkiiir
liggf/falre, IG. „4
the Philadelphia, Imington. au, Dalt! ore. an
Delaware tlyyde, t emus by the new steamer Phila
delphia. orfo and Portsmouth, Va. -
On and ,a r uly oth, passenger's, from Philadel
phia will take the - 8.15 A. M. train at the depot,'
porter Broint, street arut Wanthington Avenue,. on
Artt Y tterfa. a , " tin a d id a t t ‘a kit r itill .
morning. The steamer Phlladeiphia will leava orfolk
on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and riday,
connecting with the train at Seaford, whioh arrives at
Philadelphia at I P. M.
Fare for firet-alass passengers, including meals on the
boat, 87.
Becond-dlass paiskigitts, Inducting molls on the boat,
8 o F 443 reight taken ds Ickik ati by any other route.
for further partibulars, See Small hand-bilis at the
hotels, and other public planes, or indium of
C. P. DARE, Agent,
Washington AV.
H. F. atarar,°l 4 4l . B7ntidf Yr n atoortalion .i _
J 3 ,27 1m
BOSTON, CONCORD
AND ivioNraßAL, AND
10 A IL. RAILROADS
g MUSK AR A.ricisPluat, 000.
'l' shortoit and most beet route to Lake Vinuipe
eankee. North Conway, Franconia, and White Moun
tains, from New York, Boston, Salem, Newburyport,
PottsmOuih, - &e. No change of oars or basKage between
Boston and Littleton, Trains leave Boston from the
depots of the Boston and Lowell and Boston and Maine
Railroads, at 7.30 a. M., for Centre Harbor, Plimouth,
Wells River. Littleton St. Johnsbury % Barton,
Stanstead,A a., conneot4te at Cehtre nistbnr Withatactis
for Mirth Conway atiii lute Motintains„_and at Fir -
mouth and Littloton for Franconia and White Moun
tains, arriving at the Plume, Profile, White Mountain,
and Crawford notifies early mains afternoon.
Priaserifiers lemons newton eirj.3oA.„,M,, rattail Little
ton at SAO P. M. Mid Profile Itouire, Franconia NMI*,
by stage, at 13.30 P. H. or White Mountain .and Craw•
ford Houses, at the White Mountains, at 7.30 P. M
Leave Boston at 7.30 A. M. and 12S 1 1 immanent:ix at
Lawrenee wjth trains ,from Salem an' trewbux! port at
Conooru with traloe Portsmou for riymoutn,
Centre Harbor, and Wolfboro' ; nominating at Weir's
with the steamer Lady of the Lake, Captain. Walker.
arriving at Centre Harbor earlier than by any other
route. Downward trams. for New fork. Worcester,
,Heaton. Salem, NewiniryPort, Fortsitiouth. Aso„ leave
Littluton at 10.15 401, or tin arrival Of ititalia from
FranconiaWhite mountains. Leave Wells Rivet
at 10 20 A. M.. or on arrival of train from Barton and St.
Johnsbury. Leave Plymouth at 7.23 A. M. and 110 P.
M.. or on arrival of stages from Franconia, Mountains.
Leave vveir's at 2 hl.. or on artivatof Steadier Lady
of the Lakq, artwing at Boston, Wiireester, Staled',
Newbilryport, Portsmouth. early tame afternoon, arid
New York via Norwioh line of steamers, Conneotiout
and C. Vanderbilt, ate next menu%
Jyl9-1m J. A. DODGE, Superintendent,
ammoWEST CHESTER
Ant) ritiLAiißlirniA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Montrl i f 15th IBM, the passenger
W e st
Will Iwo pni A E PRlA,.frone the Mahon.
ootbar of Market and im 11 dr 'IIIIII , DR ;tempt,
West Philadelphia, at tad and WA A. M.. and 240,
4.45, and 6.3 e P. M.
Leave WEST CHESTER, from the Depot, on East
Market street, at RIO, 8, and 1050 A, M., and 1.45 and
5.15 Y. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
caili v h a teelt d aTia h ?,irla n gr e Ja p , o kt n r u L ea k a m
P. M.
Leave West Cheater, at tab A. M,, and b
The lent passenger railway oar will leave rout and
Market streets BO inunites, end Eighth an Market
streets eit minutes, before the Starting time from thede
pot.,and oarry a flag to denote lt..
The Baggage Car will leave Eighteenth and Market
Streets one hour Before theteparture of the train froth
the Welt Philadelphia slept/ .
Trains leattlnglat WOO A. I. and 4.6 P. 141,, dinned
l'ennelton with trains for all Pointe on the Phlladelph a
and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Office and wilting room, southealit corner of Eighth
and Market streets, where passengers, purchasing
tickets for West Chester, will be furnished with a ticket
over the passenger railway.
HENRY WOOD,
.13 . 3-tf General Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA AN
artissipm"BALTIMORE CENTRAL.
RAILROAD.— SUbIhLER ARRANOEMENT.—UntiI
further notice the trains will run as follows: Leave
the passenger depot of the West Chester and Philadel
phia RailroadL Co., corner hlarket and Thirty-first
streets, West Philadelphia, daily (Sundays excepted) at
10. NI A. M. and to P.'M
Leave West Grotreattlf,nd ASO A. M. and 4. P.M.
Artily line, or Stages b nil froth N6* LotoloS end
Oxford oenneete *Alt th,e 0.30 A..M: Tralkfrdthhila
delphia .and the B.IW AA train from West rove;
ler giat u a l u f tigle t ally A rini l l 4. 4
well-known heal thiulness
of Delaware and Chester counties offer gripe nor in
ducements to those looking for summer boarding.
Freights for this line received at N 0.1816 Market St.
A. B. BURTON,
Philadelphia, June 28,1860, fault; Superintendent.
SEE.
1850.
rty
ot, the
to the
ANK,
rta of
t
t, and
he
• t
NORTH PENNSYL.
VANIA RAILROAD. ,
For BEIII.I.EHEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON,
MAUCH CHUNK. HAZLETON, ECKLFY, WHITE
HAVEN, WILKESBARRE, WILLIAMSPORT, &o.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, July ?A, MD, Paasenger
Trains will Piave FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Phi
ladelphia. DAILY. (Sundays ezeented, ) es follows
At 6.30 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauoh Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkeebarre, Williamsport,
&o.
. _
. .
At 330 P. M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, Om
This train reaches Easton at r. M., anti makes
close oonneotion with New Jersey Central for New
York.
tlia=2M
• •
At D A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown._
At 10. M A. M. and 6.80 P. M. for Fort Worthington.
rho 0.80 A. ht. EApress Train makes time oonneetion
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem , being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkeslatrre,
and to alloints in the Lehigh Coal Region
TRAINS
FOIL PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem at 8.83 A. M., 9M A. M. and 6.22 P.
Leave Doylestown at 1.30 A. RI and 4.18 P. M.
Leave Fort Washing CM A. M. and 3.16 P. M,
N 8 DAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at B A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown, at 3 P.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at Bill A. M.
Bethlehem (lir Philadelphia at 6.00 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem.. 5160 IFare to Mauch Chnnk,B2 80
Fare to Easton. . . 60IFare to Doylestown.. 080
Through Tickets West be prepared at the Ticket Of-
Roes at 'WILLOW Street, or B ERKS Street, In order
to secure the above rate, of fare.
All Passenger Train, (except Plindsy Trains) connect
at Berk* street with Fifth and Sixth streets and Second
and Third-street Passenger Railroads. 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
- - - ACTION OF FARES
wp Ild.lB6o,SommutegnsCiiitlre
ith twenty-aand weer
alwgany inensFontiromilirSin any Passenger
d- at any meb They will be sold by the
Treasurer, at the office of the company, Np. ZIT
per f•oußnit Street, et a rednetien of twenty-fra De Gout.
from the yegular Nes.ties wishing to
desirable
Bummer in th e Clogintry willfind this a vary
route, the Schuylkill and Lebanon Walleye horny among
the most bambini and healthy in the State , and scoria--
aible by four trains from and to Philadelphia dell,.
8. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
Marohl6OL 1890. mtil7-tf
SUMMER ARRANGE
WILTIFIRON, AND HAVE
MORE RA LROAD.
On and alley
_MONDAY, July_ 9, UM,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PIIILADELPILLA,
For Baltimore at 8.111 A. M., U noon, tExpreau,) and
U4O P.
11 .IFor Chester at 8.11 4. M., 12 noon, 1.16, 5.00,780 and
0 P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.11 A. M., II noon, 1.15, 6.00,
7.00, and 11.10 P. M.
For New Castle at 8.15 A. M., and 6.00 P. M.
For Middletown at 8.16 A. M., end PM..
For Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 6.00 P. M.
For Harrington at 8.16 A. M.. and 5 P. M.
For Milord at 8.15 A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 6.00 P. M.
For Farmington at 8.16 A. P.O. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 5.00 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 5.00 P. M.
For Salisbury at 8.15 A. M.
Ram' Train at 8.15 A. M. will oonneot at Seaford on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with steamtmat
to Norfolk.
TRAINS FOR FILILAPELFRIA
Leavetaltlmore at BJO A. Bd., ( ravelled 10.11 A.
and 5.16 .M.
Leave ilmington &ISM, &80, and 11.00 A. M..
4.00, an 4 8.56 P. M.
Leave Salisbury at 180 1. M.
ears Seaford, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at 7.20 A. M., and 2.50 P. At
Leave Farmington, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 6.00 A. Al' and 4.1,5 P. M.
Leave Milford, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at 7.60 A. rd., and 4.00 P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. M., and 4,301'. M.
= triheireat=sl47.o? F . 6.40 l P.M.
Mare New Castle at 8.00, 10.55 A. AL, and 7.55 P. M.
Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.10 A. M., 16A4, 223, 8.10, and
9.11 I'. M.
dr Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware
llailrea4 at 10.16 A. M. and LW
TRAINS FOR_ BALTIM
_ ORE
Mare Cheater at 8.45 A. M. 12.28 and 11.40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. M., 12.55 P. in., and 12.20
4.• kl•
FREIGHT TRAlN,with PASSENGER GAR attached
will run sa follows:
Lime Philadelphia for PerirSille . and intermediate,
placed at a P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
places at SAO P. M.
Leave Havre-de-Orate for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places ar 6.00 A. 01,
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoo and intermedi
ate places at 4.00
SUNDAYS
Only at 11.10 P. M.. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 6.26 P. 01., from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
Iy7 B. M. FELTON., President.
1860. E 1860.
SPRING. ARHANCIEMENT—NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PIMA
MURIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES,
From Walnut-street Wharf,
Will leave an follows—vis:
At e A M, via Camden and Amboy, C. & A. Aooom
moda 26
At 6 A M, via Camden end Jersey City (N. J./ Ac
commodation" 23
At 9 A 31, via Camden and — Jereey City, .Morrung
Mail— -.. ................ 00
At 11A M, by lireamboat, via Taoony and Jersey
C,ty. Western Express.— • $OO
Ain% 01, via Camden and Amboy, ActiomMo
dation . .
At 1P M. via Camden and Amboy, C. and Ex - - 2 22
press
At 4 1' 21, by Steamboat via Tanen, and Jersey
City, Evening 8 00
At 4 P M, by Steamboat via Taoony and Jersey
City, 24 Class Tioket.....—.-
At 6 P M, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mail. . . 3 00
At 11 P M, via Camden and 'jersey City, — lioufiiern •
Mail— —..—.. 2 26
At 6 P 21, vin Camden and Amboy Accommoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger , )—Jet (Mau Ticket. 2 25
1
The 6 M Mail Line rune daily. The 11 P M, Sout 6o -
ern Mail,Baturdays excepted.
For Belvidere, Easton. Lambertville, Flemington,
&0., at 6 A M and 4 P hi, from Walnubstreet wharf. and
7.10 A NI from Kensington.
For Water Oap r throudsbarg, Scranton Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, 5.. at r 6 A. M. ('ruin Walnut
street wharf, and 71 A
0 A. hl. from Kensington, via Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western. ft. It.
For Mount Belly, ate and 9 A. 111., 2.and 414 P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. M., and 2 P . M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, &a.. at 214 and 4 I'. DI. from
Walnut-street wharf, 7.10 A. M. and fiX P. ht. from
Kensington.
For Palmyra, Riverton. Delanoo, Beverly, Burling
ton. Florence, Bordontown, &0.. at 12X,1, and 454 P. hi.
Steamboat Joe Belknap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Plume, at IX P. M.
Steamboat Trenton for Taconyat 11 A. hi. and
Beverly,Taoony Burlington, and time!, at M.
Fifty Founds of Baggage,.only, lowed each Passen
ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to lie paid for extra. 'Pule Company limit
their responsibility forbaggage to One Dollarper pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond Btoo, ex
cept by special contract.
apl6 . Whl. IL GATZMER. Agent.
•ELMIRA ROUTE.-
PHILADELPHIA AND EL-
MIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua, Catawissa, Ru
pert, Wilkesnarre, Spranton, Danville, Milton, WO
tiamsport, Troy, liaiston, canton, Bimini Buffalo,
Niagara Fall*, Rochester, Cleveland, , Detreit, Toledo,
Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and all points North and
Welt.
Passenger trains will leave the new Depot of the Phi
ladellithia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD rind
CAL OWHILL Streets. (Passenger entrance on Cal-
I
t
ett/his. as etreol lowe : et,) daily (Sundays excepted), for above
Pan_ f
DAY EXPREIRI. . .. ---
. • .8.00 A. Al.
NIGHT EXPRESB..7. .. :. .. .."....3.30 P. M.
The 8.00 A. AL train connects at Rupert, for Wilke,-
barre, Pittson, Scranton k and all 'nations on the
LAOKAWANNA AND B 00A1SBURG RAILROAD.
The above trains make !mot connections at Elmira
with the trains of the New ork and Erie, Canandaigna
Tr d w il igt r B. F .Vale n diPoft4 ' ir i A w ariiiii:t n a d NO r r i lk t gl
est, and the Canada&
painters eheokoo. to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
) 154
Bride, and all BA ennediat• Pointe.
Tie eta can he froonred at the Philadelphia and El
mira 'road LkMe's ',Ciolost °Moe, northwest corner of
81X H. and Oillt LTN UT Streets and at the Penang er
Depot, corner°, i 1 HlRTR'and CAIWILL.
THROUG. „Exp 3 F EIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Phil', ielphia andßeading Depot, Broad and
Callowhill etre t ;daily (Sundays excepted), for all
points Weeta i. North, at eP. M,
Freights mu. be delivered before 3.P. M, to insure
their going tilt i acne day, . .
For
_of
_rther information and y at ...Freight Depot,
THIRTEENT and CAELOWHILL, or to
Northweili cogwi e tAilbeTind e s n liv a bletre'oc.,
Cull- tf 14,11,4,1.1" ~,,,
CHEESE -,--130 Boxes Herkimer county
Cheese for sale by , 0, 0. SAIMBit Cet' No
793 Ann 991191099914 gOO7 9b910 AN9IIII i 719
RAILROAD LINES.
R ~..• _.. WEST CHESTER.
• —I TRAINS vim, PENNSYIiYA:
N A,RAII. • ( AD, en ye de l pot, corner ELF:Thrall.
and MARKET, at .57 A. P. M,, and 4P.M.
Qo • Sunday, ,Inave Lta (14,0 A . M., and t
gamder at 4 P.M. • ; -• • A -*- .0.79-4?
- of
?11UE kENNSYLVAiiiA:. _ 4.1 i TRA L
JIAIoROAD.",
260 MILES DOUSILLT. TRAVE:
~1860.' aitigiren 1860.
...la CAPACITY OF THIN OAD Itt NOW EQUAL
i
TO ANY IN T E COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH RENDER TRAINII
BETWEEN PRILA.DEL AND prrreßuica,
Connecting direct at riul e p la With Through Train.
sorn•Boaton, New York, and all point; Elia, gad to the
mon Daunt at Pittehm. witk Throngh Trains to and
roth al points in the West Nortreet, and Souttriteat
—thus furnishing tnolhtleti COT' the traasportation of
Passengers mum:maned for twee and edinfert by any
other route. .
Express and Fast Line, ran through to Pittsburg,
without change of Caroler Conduotors. All through Pas
senger Trains provided With Longliridge'e Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control df the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of traveiiers.
Smoking Careers attached to eardiarrum; Woodrun
Bleeping Cars to Express and Past 'Praha. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mall and Fast Linn,
Scn
dayaexoepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 9 110 A, M.
Feet lune " 11.60 A.
Express Train leaves, 10.48 I. 1.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLL OWS:
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columa, I 1 . , M.
Columbia '4.00 r.M.
Parkesimeg
West Chester ti LI PI West Chester Passengers will to e tus SIMI, West
(MBE to r Aociommodation L end Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williameliorti DMus, Sark'
10, Niagara. Falls, end intermediate saints, leaving Pio-
Is& Iphi at rail A.M. and 2P. hl. go directly throng la .
Tickets Westward:bat be obtained st i rs otiose ofjbe
company In Philadelphia, New York, dston, Or Dal
eigge;.datlgiLiVirrAii,44tZtliVol! board any Line of Steamers on the latainsinpin or Ohio
musts,lidFae always as low, sad tittle fl 6 quiok. a 4 by any
other Ro ute.
further znforrastion araily st the farmager Ste-
do Southeast corner of Eleventh end market Streets.
li orirseletn of the Western 0011.b.sofjon. of the
Penorivaind Sr cad tniCluo make Olathe
DIRECT LINE BETWFFYI make
EAST AND THE
GitEki WE T.
The connection of rewire by the
_Railroad Budge at
Pittebarg, avoiding a I drayage or tentage of Freight s
together with th saving of time, are advantages_readity
appreciated bY Shitigyers of Freight, and the 'graved
yinit Publio.
of their reight to grert=niatill4ll"-Ztlidctillin
dance on its speedtrenstt.
THE RATES OF WEIGHT to and from any point
in the Weist, by tie Penusylvants Railroad are at all
tirlirt atidebrabit Or ere sbargrd ft Slur itaiiread
C° ll7lra l lArtioalar to mark vaakigoi "via Peres. Nail
road.
• • •
For Freight Contracts or Shieslof Threotione, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of Ike Com
pay: •
• 1). A. ATHWART, Pittsburg;
R.& Pierce fc Co . Zenttrille,94 Johnston Ripley,
O.; H. McNees, Movtili A 7.; utinElm &W o lp e r ,
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock Co., Jeffersonv nth
non ; H. W. Brown & Co., Cinconnsti, 0.; Athern
Barbell', Cincinnati., O. R. C. Ideldrnm,_ Madison, ind 4
Jos. R.:Moore, Loutevdle, It; P. G. O'Rllef &
Rcer.aville Ind.; N. W. Ora am & Co., Cairo 111: R.
P. Slymf.Efeeltet_dr, Gless,Bt ! is, hlo_.; John H. Her
rnfltadhialle. Tenn.; nepieunt,_rdemphls, Tenn.;
Co., Chiesgo,lB.• . li . B. /Conte. Alton,
111.;st , " to,Fr el g ht Agents of Railroad, at dinerent points
13 1 . lihilealiphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS, North mute ,t Baltimore.
LEECH & CO., 1 Astor mule, or 18. Wil li am st.,PLY.
LEECH En CO.
, Tr. State greet, an.
ir. H. no 8 'ON, Oeng Frnigh Mont. Phil.
L. L. Gen't.Tieket Agent Phils.
E. LEWIS, Oen'lBup't Altoona, ?a.
10-1,
PNVMiltUtt
ROAD.-PASSENGSR TRAINS for
POT
E,
READINV and HARRISBURG.
MORIVIIiti LINE, DAlLY4Sundayeexpepted.)
?Anse New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill etreete.) 8.IX) A. M.,
permeating at Harrisburg with the PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD, 1 P. M. train running to Pittsburg ; the
CUMBERLAND
VALLEY 1.05 P. M. tram running to
Charn_bersburg, Carlisle, .tc.;. and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IP. M. train, running to Sun
bumtere.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Ddliptigotne,r.sf BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streett, PH i lLADpirli t (rasenser esgmes o Thirteenth .
kftRIVIII.IIIOt fLY
at 5 P. 14 DAILY, (Sunday' 'ex
cepted.)
DISTANCES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
Faow PHILADELPHIA. Miles.
To Phcenixville—.. 26
Reading.-- lB Philadelphia and Reading
Lebanon.. .85 and Lebanon Vallsylß.S..
Harrisburg —.-111,
Dauphin— -. .-151'
Trevorton Junotion..l.3B
Sonbum
Northarnberlana—..l7l .
Lewieburg I
—.1E1.1
Munpy—
Jersey Shore— —an
Leak 'Haven
Ralston " 4 ( Williamsport and Elmira
Troy. ra -
- -.261
39JRailroad.
The 8.00 A. M:, and the 8.30 P. M. train connect daily
at Port Clinton, (Sundays exceptedd with the CATA
WISSA, WILIAMSPORT and ERIE RAILROAD,
making close connections with lines to Niagara Falls,
Canada. the PHILAD EL PHIASot.
DEPOT IN Corner of DROAD and
OALLOWHILL Streets.
apW-tf W. M. MelLßENNEY.Saaretare.
P hST A O D A L IN II I) I I/ 1 0 4: 1 3 21 - -
TOW/1 ROAD — BU M ARRANGEMENT.—
On and after MMAY nny_l4,lB6o,
FOR GHRMHTOS.
Leavehiladelphia 11, 7,8, 9, /0, 11, and 11 A. M.,
1,9, MG, 4 15, 6, OK 7, 8. 9, 1036 and 1136 P. M.
Leave berme town 6, 7g 1 39 8, 111%, 9,10,11,18 A. 111.,
1,1,9, 4,9,41.834,7,8,9 10 P.M.
ON S DAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.02 min. A. M., 9,3, 6, 731, and
10344e r
L ntown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 mitt., 4,181,
RTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 10, LI A. M., 1,4, 9, 638, 8,
end 1014 S. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10,7.00,1.80, 94011.40 A. 94.,
3.90, 6.10,8.40, and 1.10 P. M.
ON SUNDAY&
Leave d 9.10
Leave chestnut -3J.
. nb lreibOliSl4o.lloollllllB AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia ISM. 735. 9.08. MM. Min.. A. MO
1.09,
DaBvoed , N4%nnwnb and 8.09
,9, M 2
A. M., 134, AM,
I and M.P. M. .
ON ISPNDAYS.
&gave pluladelphiall A. M. and S and i P. M.
Leave Norristown tti A. M. I and 8 P. M.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave Ph a ladelpli i a 540, V, i 11.08,11.011 A. M.,1.011.111
Leo, nyi, 6.66, 6.40, att-fnd 1S P. M.
Leave Manarank d .011, OA, and 113 1 A. Mn
Lehi, 63i, 8, and . re.
ONUDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia I A. M., 11, 8, and 8 P M.
Leave Minayunk TX,P.. M., Di. 64, and Itti P. M.
aiB t 1 H. K. Ohl
NINTHeral Superintendent,
DEPOT. and GREEN Otranto,.
NOTIOIO.---ORESTER
VALLEY RAILROAD—PAS
FENGER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE (STATIONS.—On and after Seth May,
1860, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the now Paasenger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Company. corner of
BROAD and CALLOWRILL Btreets, (passenger en
trap es on Callowhill.
AMORNING TRAIN for noimiaskown, loam/ at 8.00
. M.
5 P.M.
AFT to
ERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown . twos at
DAILY (undays emoepted.)
Jir order or the Board of Manama elf Ike Pkiladelrkia
d allroed Com.
apl W. IL MeIL eor HENNEY. Deoretary.
WEST OHESTER
RA II.ROAD TRAINS 71A
PENNRYLVANI A RAILROAD. Leave Depot, corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets, daily (invent
El:nudity 1 at 7.15 A. M., 111.30 P. M., and 4Y. M. Leave
West 13104 tat at SAS A. M.. 1045 A.M.. and 1.10 P. M.
ISHIPPINGr.
'TILE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAUI
FROM NNW YORK To LI VISTOOir
Chief Cabin Passage— -- --16180
Second Cabin Passage— TI
FROM BOSTON TO LIVIRPOOL•
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Plumage— —......—. 60
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
boWho slugs from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
r._
PERSIA, Capt. Juditins, ICA NADA, Capt. Lai g
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Misr,
AEIL.A_, Capt. E. G. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROIPA, Oast. J. I,eltoh,
S(1011A, (now building.)
These Vessels carry a clear white light at masthead;
&loon ou starboard haw; red on port bow.
NIAGARA. Millar, leaves Beaton. 'Wednesday, June 27.
ASIA, Lott, " N. York, __Wednesday, July s. EURPA, Leitch, " Poston, Wednesday, July 11.
PERSIA. Judkum. " N. York, Wednesday. Julyl&
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday. July 28.
AFRICA. Shannon, " N York, Wednesday, Aug. 1.
CANADA. Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Aug. 8.
ASIA, Lott, " N York, Wednesday, M 16.16.
EUROPA, Leitch, . Boston, Wednesday , Aug. XI,
PERSIA, Judlune " N York, Wednesday, Aug. 210.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board, •
rile owners of these ahipe will not be aoomintable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones,
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor. and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or
vulva apply to E. CUNARD,
airs 4 Bowling Green, Neer York.
FOR THE SOUTEL—OHARLICS
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT REUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average s of Stlrman per sent. be
low New Yorpgrasi i iiiiihma tori
5.
The U. S. Mall Steamship KEYSIONE STATE, Cap..
tam Chas, P. lilarshman, will sail on Tuesday, August
7, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Througa PI N O R hours—mily SO hours at Sea.
SAVANNAH, I3A.
The U. B. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain John J. Garvin, will sail on Friday, August
10, at 10 A. M.
I hrough in 68 to 60 hours—only 48 hours at Bea.
ISP - Sailingy changed from every Saa L a d li ng every
five days. G oo d e received, and 111111 ofsigned
every day.
The splendid first-class side-wheel Steamships KEY
numb. STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above ovary ten daya, thus forming a five-day commit
nioation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
andouthwest,
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Skips con
neat with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, &a.,
N
for all planes in the SouS URAth and Southwest.
INCE.'
Freightlnsurance on a large proportion of goods
shipped s outh will be found to t r
ig lower by theee ships
than by ending vessels, the - minium being one-half the
N
.
N. D.—lnsuranoe on all Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
Railroad Companies taking all Oaks Iron these points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Pare by this route 23 to 40 per cent, cheaper than by
the Inland Route, m will be men by the following sche
dule. Through holies from l'hiladira, via Charles
ton and Savannah steamships,lNCL LNG ME Haves
the whole routs, exoapt from Cher eaten and
nett to Montgomery:
1NL.1.112
To Charleston_...sl6 00 Charleston-- —"SO 50
Bevannall.--- 18 CO Savannah_—..-., 81 00
Augusts-- 20 00 August& 28 00
Wagon 21 00 Maoon— 31 76
Atlanta.___ 23 00 .Atlanta___ 31 00
23 00 Columbus.-- 83 00
Albany. 24 00 Albany.—
lontgornery--. 28 00 NlOntgomery—... 58 00
35 oo hlobilo- 44 90
ew Orleans_... 89 75 ' New Orlaans - --., 51 00
No bills of lading signed miter the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage j al , nly on board, at second
wharf above Vine atreet, 0 o
_
HERON Jr.
Southwest corner FOURT It and OILEB'IIIISIr,
Agents in Charleston, T. S. T. 0. BUDD.
Savannah, 'HUNTER 32 CIAMbINL.74,
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Tuenday.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St, Mary's gint
John's every Tuesday and Saturday.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
r THE ADAMS EXPRESS
CO., Moe 320 CHESTNUT Street,
forwards Parcels. Packages. Morehandise, Bank Notes.
and Specie, either by its own Lines or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the ennoihal
towns and °Awe of the United States.
E. 8. SANDFORD,
lel6-tf General Superintendent.
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
01A01(AGE HARDWARE 1101:18r—We
I. would rommotfully call the attention or the 8_042-
( 41 Plitterinl jaillAVtaw,rtilear:;:,lll4'..rf.=
UtrAUO6 by the package.
Orders for diroot importation !Mitered, and Goods de
livered either in this sit,. New York or New (Mow.
W. 41. LiCWIB & r,
411 COMMA:ROE Btrest.
issperting and Onnuniemon rderohantS.
And A;rt tg fer Forrisz and .U4Steilia Marisa».
min-tf
ENNESSY BRANDY.-70 casks, in
on yipitiriAr pipm
FITRNESR.. BRINLEY h COI; •
W. 429 MARKET STREET
F. PANd4ST, AUCTIONEER, Suc
• clamor to D. Bco - Tr.JK.. 431 CH.ESTNUT
C 41,110.-1 have. m consequence of continued 111
heaitn, Meow! ey•en ray interest in the Auction boat
nese heretoferacnntlented_by Ma at 931 CHESTNUT
Street to Mr. N. P. PA ricuAew I take this opportunity to tetiffer my thinks for the
support I have received. and 'ask a continuation to my
Sticeessor, whom I hereby autkorite to collect all my
uneetled seemmis. H. SCOTT, JR.
PIIILADELffiSif. A 91114 1, mg.
PHILIP FORD it 00., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 530 MARKET Street. and oil MINOR
Street
SABINE & DUY.
INSURANCE AGEPTS, Po. CPI WALNUT Street,
Insure against lose or damage Ny do Cotton and
Woollen Mills. and other PlanufaoWnirs, Brildiogs,
Merohandise, Furniture. and other proven?, on rato.•
cable toms in She following well-known oomprunee:
PRCBNIX INSURAPCP I , CO., OF lIARTFORD.
Cash cafrital sod Surplus farni.Ms el.
METROPOLITAN FIRE INS. CO., OP NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Surplus
PROVIDENCE WARRINGTON INS. CO., PROY.
Cash li tArtal and Surplus 11314.789
ARCTIC FIRE lIISU CE 'CO., OF NEW YORK
Cas Capital and Burping 0RE,144
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE. CO., OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Cur phous ai,m4 6l.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW MAVEN,
Cash Capital andl:lurptue 8334401 77.
GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., OF NEW YORK,
Cash Plapltal and Rorpluii onslat 07
HUMBOLDT FIRE IN s. CO., OF NE N YORK.
Cash Capital and Borplaa $113,968 H.
Application,' in person or DJ nom will i t fteeiv. prompt
a i l t e einii fi r. SABINE D
No. 424 W 241.1 T Street.
T' ENTERPRISE •
INsURANag. COMPANY
cri OYU. DIPIILL
(Finr, umunaziok EXtfLUEIVELY.)
COMPANY'S .Burdloru, s. . MAMMA
TOURTII AND wALivrrz ,sx.nsrm.
F. RATCHFORD IITAVI•
WILLIAM Me Kim
NALBRO FRAZIRR.
frtlN M. ATWOODI
ar. T. TIARDICI,
JIMMY Wusill' en.
. XATCHV
CIEIARLES W. COXE. B.
AMERICAN FfRE INSURANCE Co.,
UN INCORPORATED 111*-011ARTER PERPE/l•
N 0.310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Raving a large paid-up CatutatStook and 8111 4 :i in
vested in sound pad available Beetillbes, co ntinu e to
insure oh Dwelling', Storm, Furniture, Mere dine,
Vessels in Pert and their mimosa, and other Wong
Properti. All losses liberally and promptly seamed.
HIIiCTORIS.
roe. R. Marie , , • John T. Loam,
Weleh, James R. Campbell,
el Q. Morton. Rdmee 0. Dat,lh,
ck Wad/. Ghee. A. Peraltney,
Iskee v l Morns.
T (MU R. MARIE , President,
ALBERT C. L. CRA FORD. Secretary. rewpc
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA.
NY—YRANIC LIN BUILDINGS, 408 WALlIt=
STREET PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SIM
litpun stis,744.7o.—theintes elution Lower Damage by
EMI. an the l'enis of the Sea. Inland Navigation sad
TrAtuiyortattott.
GEORGE H. HART, Pmaident,
E. P. ROSS, yielatestd7nt,
H. H....COGIISHALL, See y Tresamer,
11. N. BUTLER, Awnstaat fleoretary.
D/RECTORS.
George IL Hart g . P. Room, •
A. C. CAMS, Yager S. Peril:Our,
E. W. Bailey, Andrew R. Chambers,
m
H. R. Cornball Samuel Jones, Iti,
Hon. H. M. Feller. mhd-tf
NSURAN OE COMPANY OF, ,THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AHD MA
RINE INSVRANCH-Ro. EXCHANGE BUILD
INGS.
Chartered in 17N—Camtel .1110,W6—Auets, JanurY /e
ims, 'same 60-100.
Ail invested in soma and available securities-sop-
Untie to inure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Merchandise, eto., on 'Havel tenni,.
DIREOTORB:
lenty D.,lTherreril, Genus H. Starr.
moon = lsidore !mined aunt, Jr..
WagitiTrimithe Te m erepr a t 18.1.1 ,
Wllliem Bi4thite Olutrieit a. Letitia
HENR7II. Sa r aERD, President.
Wild...lAM HA R PRA. Secretary, is 4-wfm If
Rorti t ig ro ntral;
RXCIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
ALA --Office No. PO WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Houses and Merchandise
generally, on favorable tern% either limited or per
petual.
DLRECTORS.
lOLlthage: fitjrcieLdhlrartn.
Joshua T. Owen, Reuben C. Hat
Thomas Marsh. John filopowe . Jr..
Sam!. L. limedlet. Jas. T. Hale Ilefonte.
JEREMIArt. BONSALIL President.
JOHN Q. OINNODO, Vies President.
EDWARD W. DAVID. Pentetari schtl-srfmtf
Sunbury and Erie R. R
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
-L
U NY.--Anthorised Capital SWAOO—CHARTER
PERPETAL...
WALNITS Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against loss or damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Fanuture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine Insurances on Vessels, 0811 . 1011. and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Esher, Joseph Maxfield,
D. Luther, Dr. George N. Eckert, •
L. Andenried, John R. Blakiston,
DeWitt Pearson,
E. F. Dean,
Peter Sieger, J. E. Hawn.
JACOB ESHER President.
WM. F. DEAN,'Vice ,Prealdent.
W. M. SMITH. Secretary. apS-tuthstf
LIFE ENSURANOE AND TRUST COM
PANY.—TH33___PEPIN MUTUAL LIFE INNU
LANCE COMPANY Northeast corner of T' ' '
DOCK Streets. Am s, WA , ,,..- iF..inakt.
itißUßFANAYOiratener-puralutelet litSerete in
iiMairate, an Amite* AU isontnoto dem 00 tke
Veriniegtorip Adminiatratoni, Aasiguss
Truism and Ifterdiane.
1 / 1 111THEIL
tanll.l L. Miller, Bezel A m iltokee.
njanun Coates.
iotterd B. Newbold' James B. A r ta n 'ieNfie
Mart P. Hecker, - oomph H. Trotter.
WM/1 H ja Kern, mama Hasten,
Rti:e_Yiellgrell. sophl i Psiddinsi .
land . Bowler,
leery C . Townsandli - el_L. atolunaeni -
jt_odobhus Kent. Wet W. Horner.
!Villain it. Gam Ms B. Archer,
t i irdlalo o n , • fr i nelk. %rtstleal
*enter H. n, rtao '
John h .
ireolr mag' .
P. B. Mohler, Emden.
.
Amb.
JoiN W. 'minor— Beare
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPAY. •
.INCORPOBAED BY Tr LEGISLATURE 03
ENNIVBIZV Nlt b llloll.
01 1 F/OE O. E. CO
)) DI AND WALNIFT
Stmt., hits& We.
MAR,IDE, NOVI•NCE
II VEIWEIA, C A R GO To all parts of tk• Rath.
'midi%
INLAND INSURANCE]) _
Oa lamas. by River, Canals , Lakes, and Lau eartise•
to all karts of the Unto.
FIRE INEURANUEI
Da Merchandise genlirl7.
ga akil NTl‘ l ifF Traikraar,
November I.l*.
rim Market Tabu
!MON, Pluladelphis City 0 V neut. Loan-41i1.06P N
100,000, Pennsylvania State a V ot. Loan—. fe,eee 00
11,000 Pennevlvania State It ot. Loan.,.,
i II1,W) 00
28,000, U.B. Treairary cent. Notes and
interest one woao
830,000 U. B. 'Prenatal I V et.Noteo and inter
est 30,011 N
aN.Ooo Temporary L7)lllll.l:77h7diti of Phila -
impala . WON CO
$OO,OOO, Pennsylvania Railroad fd ldortgate
Pennsylvania cent. Bonds.-- -- d3XO N
8 , 10,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
-1117,000 Weattlili s arig n‘ P l aii c ral d a s gar :Railway "A" N
Company 7 ler at. comp. bonds..... HAN 00
11111A00,1100 shares atm Germantown
h g
Comparly, interest and prim
smranbed by the city of I ,
elpha- /I ON
111,1 N, 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Com lON 00
$11,00.100 shares North Pennsyl"vaM Rail
road Company.._._lN IX
UN& shares Philadelphia loa aiailteaai
'rug Company, Philadelphia sue
savannah steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Bteani Navigation
Company, Philadelphia and Ha
vre de Grace flteant*Tow Boat
Company. Philadelphia Eirolduiso
fentpany —JAW N
Bondi and Modiregeo. and Beal Estate , . IM- 11°Lna
floe ki
Bills receivable forlnsurances made— IBMS •
Balance due at Agencies-Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, Interest, and other debts due
the Company— . UAW IS
;Sorts and stook of sundry humne* Compir"
meg-- n
ENO 00
ORA on Poposit i VAN 111
111111.1(R
- DIABOTOIII.
William Martin amnell4. Motes,
Edmund A. Bettis?. • .P. Porton,
Theo*bilun Pau Cats ems 8 °Ana _ .
lo 4 hn R. Penrose ,
Jones itZ n ii ."
ohn C. Diivisa.
men Trequeir,
o n :a; 11.' Ilvaiiii.
William Eire, Jr.. H and,
trues O. Rand, bort Beau.
intern C. Ludwig* snob P. Jones,
° amen B. hi'Farlaimi.
r 57.
. 1 1i i .Vetea, Joshua Y. Eyre,
*serge O. Leiser, John B. Semple, Pitts,b's ,
Huge Creagy
inusrles Xeuy, D. T. Mousey
A. B. Berger, • ..
WILLIAM MARTIN, Pro/1110M. •
TllOB. C. *LARD, Viol Presidept
KERRY LYLIFURN. Seareterr. die
NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROAD
NEW YORK.
Whep completed, six years ago, the PT. NICHOLAh
was universally pronounced the most magnificent. on•
venient, and thoroughly organized establishment of t.si
kind on this continent. What it was then it remains to
day—without a rival in size, in anmptuousuess, and in
the general elements of comfort and enjoyment. The
Hotel has accommodations for one thousand guests, In
cluding one hundred complete suites of apartments for
families. Six hundred persons elm be comfortably seated
at the tables of its three robin, liming rooms,. and nos
thing that mode rn art has devised for the convenience aed
social gratifiaation of ,the travelling 1.111)1i0 has been
omitted in its plan, or is neglected in its practimil details.
The early reputation of the house at home end abroad,
derived from its magnitude, its superb appointments,
and its hone-like comforts aim luxuries, has been est
hanced every year by the unweaned exertions of the
propnetors.
Invir-am TREADWELL. WHITCOMB..V O.
/1111 E NEW JOB PAINTING OFFICE
"THE PRESS"
le prepared to execute neatly, cheaply and expo ditiouall
am. All online left at the Publigation Oftioe of 214
us:, No. 417 OUESTNWS STRUT. Will be PromPUT
ote 44e4 tp. 1031
bAl.Ell BY AUCTION.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
avitAaTtnts.
2101fr1CAT L. DAW•11111.
fed Haowe.
B. A. FAktlittTvel.
RDEISW DD Cie
L,_ol/7 nom.
Dary ATARA, Prondent.
M. fell
L. MILLEN, Presidest,
t
~an. oun, Viso fleet.
HOTELS.
JOB I'HINTING.
EVERY DESCRIPTION 07
£LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL nurairie,
PAIWPRLIsTif,
PAYER BOOM!.
OIRCULARB,
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
lAPiDBILLA,
Printing for AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURER/10
MECHANICS, BANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
MALE'S BY 1111*YION.
M .
TtiOktMs % SONS. .
• Nos. 139 sad Idl Beath FOURTH Steen .
rlPrumerAffpfs. er sad 69.)
• STOCKS AR NE ILL RiTATE.
RIE EX ANGE FVRRY TUESDAY.,
BA D L urTng A t l h . ri smear sea - Sonia July and Anglin Olaf
omissions! sales,
VW' Rand hi tts of each
_property issued eeparstaly. in
addition to which we publish, oft the Saturday Presinea
to each, axle, one thousand astabrues. In Pinnabt:
form, giving full descriptions of al the property to
sold on the rollowing Tuesday
STOCKS A.lt Rini. ESTATE.
Behr at Ow Exchange T. nth /all.
8 041 1" ittl a qin for ear " it r lity v ist
iizty
OA , —OVY illa o resl _est4te sad a at
the Es ue, Intl 160,1~ E . : said at in
na=el .. _h e cr y it i mat 1 ritaelt e .,....
if...EACra r kATE AT L W..
Mr we We * large amount o , real estate set ESIII.II/
sale, including espy, issenition of rr tty = wean
Property. Pnnted 114017 Mast ) a ea Nem
PRIVATE a 11E01 ER
Real estate enters on oar private WO MIMI=
an gt advertised occasionally in pin. yobbo we atmasser,
(of which 1.900 cosies are printed id
Prim of
dame.
TO BOOKSF.LLEKEL
THE FIFTY-FIFTH PHILADELPHIA___TIADS
SALE OF BOOKS, FrIEREOME PLA TER etc..
eon commence on MONDAY. Septembsrr
air' Catalogues in preen.
REAL. ESTATE—AUGUST 14.
Orphans' court Sate—Eetate ofJohn Hannan, deo'd.
Two eery Snok DWELLING. Cathedral avenue.
Twenty-11nm ! ward.
Saw* Estate—Two-etory Brick DWELLING. ad-
Jolairt.
Same Eetete—Two•story Brick DWELLING, ad
101Iting.
Dreher - eV evert thr!e—Fatal e of George Rana., 460'd.
°ROUND KENT of ag o ft year.
SameEvate—ONOlHrD RENT of $9O ay ear.
Peremp.ory Sale—By ord.? of EOM.
'Very va'aante LOT, .1 sense, IC perches, on the Teti
road, above Nicetnwn 137319.
ateabsolate.
e ar B'e it °r rlfl"ST aTgr at John
r rtnarteg
on the river Delawnre.
terry
ISTORE. AND DinrelNG, H Sale.e.
333 Green street,
Third ward.
•• • •
Parernplott fate.
0 Th
oi rratory Brick DWELLIRO, Twelfth Etreit nog*
1/1311Y IMPOltrc BALE.
By order or toes.
201011T01111 IRON raaldra Y'S•WOBJEIS ANU
EJTATE.
On Tuesday.
Seat. 4, Ihei, at /7 tr'Oeck , noon, at the Pluladelphl
Exchange—
Th. very valuable property, belonging to the Manton
Iron Company. situated in Brcmtour county. Pa.. con
swing ofabout 1.000 acres very valuable mineral land..
ores. mining meting. rolling mills. furnaces. nearly ale
dwellingx. cues. ac.. Act.
Terms— 43(1,MXF cub, when the property is +truck otr,
balance on the exeunt/on of the deed, within St demo!
1117' Full rettmeetate ready in handbills.
gals at Nix. 111 arts l 3ll NouttePOWITH
SUPERLOR PURNITU .5, t_T CR-EZATIMK
ROIL% PLANO-FOR E 75, . 05 13 1,5 CARP •
On Thnrrtal Itonnaa,
At! °Week, at the motion Store, an amartmost of
amellent af0054-ha7{d ftetAttore, elorXdlano-fortet,
&le morrow, oafrita . Ote., from ' doetuaaa
hotaolcappina. removed SO tika Moro et oonvosioaao •ali
sake.
MUSKS NATHANS, AtIOTIONIZI
Amp sestiseme
sem* If MITE and RA
MONEYVe=III.I
Wham, Mule lowest TOWN Oil
Ratoheff•jenvedri.. l ohSr 5A 8 ,4711 0 00. 040 _„__ •
eeries, segars, hardifflgg i eWery troldurai aaLiin!fi
oS
niture, bedding', and on &aft of *feu GMOII,IIOII.
large small amounts, rani splal OMR M
l d a r
.r rialkt:6l;tat t eitlZMlrgimi v. eft.
lir Private entrance on RA Blase.
Mr Business home 11 A. M. to M.
Heavy insurance tor the hamlet ofdtplestLens.
CHARGES GHIA TWO PERCENT.
ihr Advances of 8100 and upwards at two per cent,
Advances of 100 and upwards, at owe pit ant. fog
short loans.
.
AT PRIVATE RAUL _
BOMB of the finest GOLD PATENT LEVAN and
CRRONOM_ETER WATCHES, inantifaotared at ball
the tonal telling prices, gold lever and Levine watet i: l
silver lever and Inputs watches,Awns.
French watches, at astonishing lows rises. Jewell,
every description, very lowurnns, pistols. witsiem In
drnmenta, tint spality of Havana a{aarrae., at half the
importation prioe, in quantities to nit 11111 Vi• and
vatting other kinds of goods.
OUT DIX)11 PALER
Attended to personally by the Anatomist.
Consignments of any and every bind of gppds
NOSES NATNANS.
WILLIAMS, BOYLE * CO. ACC;
TIONEERS k COMMI6SION MEROFIANTI.
, 1 e. 6 North. MALY Si, BT. LOWS, ?do„, (foraorly
Messrs. Myers, Clashorn, Jk. Co.. oder
their services to the metabolite, manafecterers,
others of Philadelphia, for the sate of drl soak, am
ps% boots, shoos, hardy are. Jewelry, ko.. 16:
Cash advances made on receipt of goods.
Nettlements made three days after sale.
RIVIIMINC2B•
Mons. Myers, Cies horn, & Co .. relledelebl6
" Stuart & Brother, Philadelphia.
V4ll Wyek, Townsend ,& Warressa. Nov York.
L. & B. Curtis & Co., New York.
" Wood,SOW. & Co.. M. Louie, Mo.
" Crow. PdoCrestp. & CO.. " oll&-thstelt
MICIIINERY AND IRON.
PENN -TEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER" woRZ.4. 4 ,—NEAFig & 1 ,41
PRni:: I CAL AND THMORF,..CALNOV
MACHIN ISTS,BOILER-MAKER 4 LACAB,_
and FOUNDERS, having, for many, .7 4,1,1 * wren na
successful operation, and been exchnavelqr
building and repairing Marine and River ' New Sisk
and low pressure, Iron Boats, Water Tanks. il,„_•ret
km, leo.. respond:illy offer their servioas to the isitß%
as baths fully prepared to contract for Engines of :mg'
sizes. Marme. , River, and Stationary. ,lisviss lista of
patents of diffarent sizes.. are propared. , Pe 01-
den with quick despatch. livemassontaioß cf
igem. natant
making made at the shortest notice. V oi t i anadse .
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder
beet Pennsylvania charcoal iron. For
i rinsw i i?l alias
rand kinds ; Iron and ]inu Csat
Roll Turning, gorow C airi si OtELr worr un o:V
neeted abova bnalee _e
Drawings and eperoiSca
el " 1 Let t e ample - wha forrre-
p. re of coats. where they can Li► inet misty,
and are provided with shears, blocks. f take..
for ratans heavy or light wei hts. NA
JOHN .
P. B G
„ FEK,
.
BEACH and PAL abating.
PPOINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY
_, No. 961
BEAcli atroat, Nena , natoa, Phabagoniaa.-1/11.-
LIAM IL TIERS informs Ina (nand.' that, Da
el l um
chased the entire stook of Patterns at the a vizi ftM
dry, be to now prapared to, memo orders for. lhai.
Gnat, and Elm atill Castings, Baer, Cli , aid
Howe Wort, - Geanaa. Casilala ands ftola r
=tory or Cupola Farrumass, us dry or grim ask or
issiSis
2/311111L V. lILIILHICI, I. VLISKA MUM,
SOUTHWARK F OUN D waxmum.
Kl,_
FIFTH AND WAHHENSTODI
,ADILPHIA.
OR i. 601 1.
ENGINEERS AHD DUG
Manufaatare High and Goar. Pressaretssaa
foLand, Rim. and Hanna memos.
Ganometara, Tank,. Iron Boats, Re.; Caltßass
ofall kinds, either Iron or Gram
Iron Frame Roofs for Goa Works, Work elms, Earl
road Stations, ka.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest sad aunt is
smiled *lonian:oho •
Every dawnotioa of ?Imitation Machinery, mai ac
Sugar, Etats. and Gnat Mills , Vann= PUB. OM eiliat
Trams, Dofocafora,liltong, Pupping En&ea,
Solo Agents for n. Rams Paint - mar
Asan= • Nssairth's Mat_ Sawn Rastator l
g ir gas si lliWoistlesFatinA UftWagal emu
. A little, but often, fills the Puree."
EIRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOURTH Street, between Chest
nut and Wedant. Philadelphia, pay. all Deposits
on demand.
lISPOi;Mrs' money seemed by Government,
Stale, lea
d Cl Loans, Dromnd Rents, Mort
"Ml &tour deems safety better than large
profits, consequently , will ran no rusk with depo
sitors' money. but have it at all times ready to
return, with 6 per Gent interest, to the owner ' s'
they have always done. This Cornrow nem
suspended.
Female', married or single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, en d deposits can
be withdrawn ONLY by their consent.
Charter perpetual.. incorporated by.the State
of Pennsylvania. with authority totem's money
from trustees and executors.
LARUE AND BPdALL SUMS RECEIVEED.
Office open daily, from ft to 3 o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o'clock.
DIRECTOR/I.
Jacob B. Shannon, Circa Cadwallader,
John Stundler, Georg* Russell,
alachi W. Sloan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Leyte Brumbhaar, Renry Delany,
nioholas Rittenhouse, atathan,Smedley,
Joe. H. Setterthwaita,_ Jones Yorke',
Joseph W . Lissitioot.
JACOB B. 8 HAmtorf,
0711116 CADWALLADIA, Trolllllllllr.
apii-T
" A Dollar gaTed le twice earned."
QAVING FIIND—FIVE PER CENT. IN-
N-7 TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, southwest corner of
Philadelphia. Ineorporated by the State of Peaaryl
veal&
Money is received m any sum, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal,
The once to open every day from nine o'clock in the
niornlng till nor o °look in the evening. and on Monday
end "Xlitirsdny evenings till eight o'clock.
Ron. HENRY L. BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
Watiax J. REED, Secretary.
MUMACTOWS:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, R. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. L'arter, Joseph B. Barr
Robert Selfridge, Frances Lee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkeir,
Q. Landreth Mann, James L. Stetherson.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The investments are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Iliortgeses,
Illround Rents, and snobfirst-class seonnbes as will al
ways insureperfeot security to the depositor!, and
which cannot fail to give permanency and stability to
this Institution. - cal-ly
SAVING YIIND—MTED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, oorr.er THIRD and CREST
r Street.
Large and email sums received, and_paid back on de
mend without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INT)s
REST from the day of depomt to the day of with
drawal.
°Moe hours, from ! until 3 o'clock even day, and on
MONDAY EVENINOB from 7 until 9 o'olook.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland.
from XI upwards. -
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD
Treasurer—JAMES R. HUNTER,
riariY FISK. Aotnarr.
NOTICE—To the heirs and legal repre
aentatives of Wt Siam Rogers, deceased.—You are
hereby notified that b• virtue of an order of the Or
phans' Court of Lancaster county to me directed. I will
hold on inquest to divide. part, or voice the Real Fatste
of William Ro_gera. deo'd, on WEDNESDAY. the B'h
day of AUGUST.II,BO at 1 o'clock P. hi. at the public
house of John Rowe, in East Lampeter to wnship, when
and where you may attend if you think woes].
B. F OWE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster. July IL .
1969. 141
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
hatate of MICHAEL GRATZ, deceased.
The Auditor appointed Dy the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of FRANK M. ETTING. True
tee under two certain deeds of trust, one dated October
Path.lBl9. by REUBEN .ETTING, and ethers, to FRED
ERICK BEATNS, and the other dated October tEtth,
1819. by said Beaten to SIMON GRATZ, and others, re
corded re:meaty:el, at Philadelphia, in Deed Book B.
W. R., No. 11, pp. 713 and 717, of L.e Relate of Michael
Gratz, late of city of Philadelphia, deceased, and to re
poi t distribution of the balance in the hands of the an
nountant, will meet the parties in interest. on MON
DAY. Ausust 6th. 18&i. at 11 o'clock A. M., at his office,
No. •16 WALNUT Btreet. Philadelphia.
Ir2t-tuthstit CHARLES 8. PANCOAST. Auditor.
BILL HEADS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CALHOUN'S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above 'patent is deemed, by soientifio and natal
cal Irian, to be the very best ever offered to the public,
and needs only to be seen in actual operation for int
merits to be appreciated. Nothing ever introduced is
so perfectly adapted for ventilating . private and public
buildings. schools, hospitals, engine house', mines,
steam and sailing vessels, and for the care of smolizi
chniiners they have no equal.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail, at
the Reatingjind Ventilating Waorooms of
CHAtI.WILLIAMS, tilt MARKET Street, Phila.
Personal attention will be given to all detenptions of
heating and ventilating be the Undersigned, who bee
been many yearspractically engaged in the sow busi
ness. Also for sa le, Cider's matly-telebrated warm-air
furnacee, cooking ranges, bath ballet la trat l WY
fete atutl , t r
io CHAS. lA
LABELS
ON IRELAND.
O'GORMAN & WILSON.
(Ric/fano O'GORMAN. EDWARD 7. WILPON).
ATTORNIRS AND COurvssLLoßS Al' LAW,
No. 122 BROADWAY, New York,
Baring established ertenswe Correspondence and
Agenolestbrouabont Dstang, wttl rats - chaise of thy
collection of Claims, gssoss.-&c. Itsoxl to Otlmr
Daum la oof tan Am emu:, ,sisl 100 awn
001k1PANIE11.
BT. LOUIS, BM
SAVING FUNDS.
LEGAL.