• "; - c - ITriT,SI4S - 4 .--,_ r.r 4 ,-..(i , ....N.l •. • , ~,, ~, , , ~, _ i • Ng Miami Ilitmeng4totiou'otio— we 7 0 * 1 044ummew • iiiiaiiiwiluitiisivineitiiiii Wesel theraintsatabltetriatelVt lititipitllOMptiatti, .h , : Co.. No. teipemmt FrimMetmedintedeoeill, tsOsting . lteirtittett , I , r oota ~ ....0 ,-* thip ‘iw , ,,,i 6,,, . r ‘ c rs 3.000 . eneetiflomentim, for ' the ~,,,,eiodaii_ teep WWII iihiettetifstiOn'.'' 15111,Vill*li bet Nesbitt resteeed be their Ppm* ,t,nitetse.' tonierkr oneMentd. %the., , earet liverehilit-, me a`Mt.eme ems 'idiot the .03:._yhiiiitiiiirtiliomiik better adapted for'ittleialep, li i i IletObta • than their.lhteiner tatitrient;EmltisiM , ' .their•leireele; hummed AWN* vono•atis gotifore, , 4-AbOr.l o # Ones them tillielleint kiiilt._ot laglinaliff 4aakaaiiii- , M. Aithellicln , ,tho,thorAlten. ihnieftel . lint Menefee 'Minh snahr tumenmdithefirille seeperier timer other firm. In additive se iiteir tormetifirailitimilt wiTI be seen. by they end fa another eolemai that they have aarahaall4 the entire Moak of nutterktie; ntooldis'ke,, of, the ism frit titTiltletein Ma(,tldCleitnu t telteitaa street. inability WO trtirelerit re the trede:YeiPar 00 1 00 Wigan , -to thei r nail large via Wild •steek. The anteetottetnende of Mr. Peters Innis 'tad to Intl him again toasted amid Mucilage lianaaadiagglyith which he hee been lone,temilier:, ,-, . , , .n, ...., ,1- ,:,-,.. ~ ,. --, f , -- A emelstit# Witt this log, we'Atiei Until; for the: be-: neat of a elan, te,Dreettirer oracles.. ot ttleellikem assortment hilt' be' toiiiiderMarethiesd: the arrange; meat of t heti , praliitit batlike - ea Oka. ta:orderle &atilt berme the Wild aperenisnae with the, smallest !shot, an mating their ittritatheir: Mill hirlinerectiefed.' We wish them every *we ineheirileer;leestitt• • '., %. - . - - , • • • . A Cues . pep !Big Irgitaklitt tit flits ge . .. —ltalie - extra truth veisteeiiistioneattU - g the matter it would prof)ably l be found Unit throtiloirthcof the' yrevailingifilieeitsat lien, omelette inaneemeti f. are consequent upon come demure:pato( the lemma swim, end the seuradyahst Witt pied noseki'ocritiet or antagonise this tendency in Ant,r/lße_ In „Till. there fore. he the ,areateat blesaiukrixgrattrta, Medics that solutes can develop. Prot a Morrie% " Zerreha. toy," an ed , Firtfesil ererWi *lf found - in 'an other colunin:Meete eninOikitk i nurerigitm 06044: and rhonstuldd ihiekoongthe city and tied are ramie Intl Id - deg in cominience Of, biselite derived from the external enehentiol of thin. enviraign to nsedy, Try Iheldwhiragallieepararittlisitsd, in mind or body, and you will Doak us for tie reittitastlen Tuso-Laugastag 'OdliTOUtte,:;ile tsiiirtaarnall In business oho nudetetaudl,(the art 6t winning Aka yowler b64* - 6t; rhes' rfurbter vortiesoof humanity-4a mean the isrdime.f-oteminmer-Igonem. Viaarlee °Afore, & 'Bons, nadir as. Continental . MAC ha** nriibebly, bit thin -edityntlet nail atom fairly . „ - on tee Anil thin ear of theliVioutiisiorerhas tut, thpireds. At Yaw rats; they are ornnueratinethe - llPPWefell — abd the miler eteardltee ton=of a larger iitoriDitioll Of fbi file sex 'than generallicalla to the, lot of anyone oonoern, Their. last OLP &Oar ineibeon•trifeinjeh tinthidies with the meet inuniaieit astelof Whirs mid 'Aft rivalling the most expensive anihroiderien,At 'eritee'en very low that they end be L freptOral 'new ones for thee the ordineri ain't. of trashing - I' Ai might be supposed, leg ero creatinog - reali. " lintigint,n Ingo, Pox Ifoy•-Witsgereig—Tbe - foot that the pritatiathW of iiiiirtritotindnifve to comfort of warnsweethealtinia: the • sir* , orimitars; and omits has gentirallY bee*Sityltofirsi, kn o w , hst.tO ArtelYr gatreatimfirhig. , the _me-, Saints to adergigkst grressillis bst it hoot nenerally hatregilkill _this iodine or mew indebted, for this eotitfortabliV, *aril** thartrood. ammo of Mr: VA."Tableinie. the .WOrld•rekowegill on-. &war in this line of irearibleorinieiglioa lettripitlegly known as the 0. P. E.Q.• ,en eghlbitird in greirt- bas capitate at hie Central Voodoo; comer Of Chestnut and Seventh streete - Z. Ingificimatbre "iaf meeting ' &Ohl' tome tbr theisert, 'Fatiltimear I rapidly teiritsrahe Witsf• out of Paqiiiiiriiiii.''flikatore rt Moe Mend. Moe site Coll6Tesi Hsll, for the side of Colate sad Oracate, Is creating he grates neceetioli an ' the firkatEsetcyc, withoet belts trualialf kintitbity: , Air - "lnntareigaltrit"AwytiNg dole l4wmtss ; r- We Mit the Illreerlor Machines siede`and isold-ht Uhlieger & On.; No. etfAtvte attest: for Sitestantstitrieg poreeses;, We sowilestre to cell at tenths" to their IY exeelleat, sad node More "eiriasetally for rantihr arc Their celebrated, Fnikkila tswinit Machine" 11, be.' Toed a doubt:Vie - 40st - Omani ete, noarnment for doing. all kinds of 'work Manfred in, private families, that has Yet been offered to the public'. The great facilities en joyed by this firm—beigs. among the larteet mannfee, Menu ef held ng illeoliliWiiisithe United fitetee•-*Mb'es them to sell at priors manitly below what theists., cilia of insohmea,nsinallYerauttalad." " A Wont:flinger, 4lciOolitre fie* years igo a oelebrated"Minterfftionety,kossein,tlihr B. 0. Whitman& 064 agghsreolieitation of, 'OM' o r, their patrons, ettablished rigettnie gaYtheisale 'of their seperior Preparationa - 4a eninkir of - oar Mott Popular 111111111 Der tliSOlrtt, The 'unmake& abattoir/ of their gdedil I/0011 Made . - hid* 'Xiintable t SO ',that now a watering glees *Mid be Pad shout Se com plete without water aswit&oatt - 13. O. Whitman k oo,'s eonfeetione. - Thin get sitillgiowatir to him medichstil eltareeter of most of thoritcatierseer.grept % ; Po r • fear thot thee tnay mit heirc*lta let there, or id Witt not. without parinelsrger ertewrir,oray front this eity, persons takit the preset - tarsi of toying begilletW these; delicious edibleii herd** t°,l4*Lth"a:. for the trip. , ,A „ • ;•:" - -, • _ , . ItsriovAi, —Tire Riot,: roarOfot from Finh aria efiortinti ftri4iirCiiiittaat *mot. ow voila the Girard Ifeeues;.,ni. , llleahnell, dais 'Bl3lll.ftlt photogreeher,"aser, forater - Okeent eittetsit of Mt,. Itoot. ethteha'-itritlestetaialluto"ill visitors; 'Photo grotto' Rod air brvlrF* L mr 01-rirol rirronio; • Res Bueisies . dogs *' lm `.vetie ',Punter; Venn- . Taos Qusertner —The Vara* tletet has decided that the SW, Leemielere has the righfio rim each lonise it pierees reermeimit tiaoitY, sad Shit it can ilieorist a eon:minis uto transact business for it. without lest rektor roit e rri• tics istreireede, , The am: .eons of Philadgehliki*re osetainir sense inonele . both spassand to,theWOWltotrurs. sad no strOngar evidence of the soue•ents Of theiejudratint need ter given thaw the feat that a mily pronoetion of them 'plashes Witt ownendtbHfsoasi eermentiht the Brown Stone Clothing Bill ef .t.'.-WkieurflUM let Ind OM Chestnut street; aiMor , . "AN OMlc em ANT SA, 44N 42'81.010 net a fortune made bniii - Orie , :aiiiitic but "only by the eon demos thereof.: Itraildin'ssel: "Lila , ' Ind efloofitis the Itemse) , ,ll4eantintioriiliiisi .hold /II tome eafk.irigl »liibli Baying 'Pend. seek ma the Frantlin.Tio. 7lt loath lreenib street. Wolf Chestnut, rbiledelubdea:mblote_lLwill beer lee ascosna 'intersit. and tan be ritailehernnt any tin* without node& This Bevies Fund iieeer serpritoted.-,ase advertise** ,in. another column. - • LAtitaft, R2.6 1 '11114 t=Dd and tribtbs in estptis lifirelVetnally eradicated by the Patatt Celina-6044- W Maine; MI Nadi street. Bend your ordor, or. bid bra Jetties Mointerlis Centwosivin Cognian.-- Tido sdratrebio cordial fik-,desigiiiC,eepeeially for all those eetriphilist: Ueda* 'Settle best of sum mer. !northers sad- woe : Weise or the - incensab,.. WM yield to, Its eery soothing inds, *see. It ii.suite "-pisseaitt aird grateful: to the testa, After a trial:fewireriessinfi be .1/M s( tabs without. it. Thou lietytig GO the riceintry • should sot do. se without polthlbrir thesseolves,with the eardish it is mold by Ilower./Lith sad Vine. PnoegO testa: tf , Ls: Us no Arran. l—/ little aft& rases ' Well and profitably with both tweiness: Ind ydatribroll. Now stupid life mould be. both in labor sad latest., without that gaiety entida us ,whioh rams& to- the ekeerfidnessasd beauty 'around as Nef, Its main ear :vats roe all the, deeper. aserillne fresher- red lister. for the lirkt Wrilte,eflotistssial that, Isuebins and dishing. 'flow intif.thesti. tivers'Arcald stagnate unto ioola If the rlvulate imied to 'Ow: 'Philosophers mad awn of-itesisentssei their awls alive: sad keep their intefieets fresh and healthy, by mingling their mirthfulness. of youth, with the schemes of age.: Fos and shitteophynesoll *mobile is aU who geretelle the illetallt • yies of 01.111•Api StY . A . tl - ; priwistor of the, " Ose 'Price OW Chothnit Empornisk,"Plo. fitheat sat street. A beWatifel gift of ralie is presented with „, , 0/X Ottetiatlii &Mite' Watalt . .—This ter doming *sae ciiniiity. sod the - derisof for' it. is hioraminograindit.- iharietar is at tuned by tiouiamts; is pronounced . 1w (Mated plissietinis to be mina*, to, any other mein einal goring 'WSW aorta use. 'The alinion miraculous 'cam utaioliittubli performed load este believe that it dastmatta tamale exiatresiielvissd in the treatmeat of MI many disown - v*og ordigifY remedies fail to Cure. it, curative VrotOrtiar on:established beyond viestioo,andviiiffelserand 04441 most, to, s great extent, supariade mans ortkitAirtiScial compounds at the day. We Onommead thin* of oar readers oho may bs getforing from' general debility, or from any' of the diseases for whial, this Waters eresoribod. to give it a trial. gee advertisement, mytt-sly„ Cosr misr -- Last Orassus.--The census o - .4reet-0,002,000,-.exelesive or printhqc, or al. most - six mats or. every: heed enumerated. ;. It schedules arceactuiprised 'fit nearly I,ooo.rolumes , arid iu WINE required-144,000 sheetkot blanks, 14111231. assistant Marabale. " • lIIIPQATATIONS. toporiod tor tie ?mi.] TRTN(I)4I C11.11&—Bohr Oman, Csrosto-212 Abdo mobs/mood° tel 70 PM do Infirm% Campo & Co, abutum irrzzLtatizmaz. tali Patllll FABL ' . ... • - , , . 'Dutch mink atria,tea '4O due from Boner- - L itil ra dam with eta, Jo. MN AWOL , • • Bohr Osman. Canada i B yr rem Trinidad de Cuba, -with moi armee te Arran; ivosit Et Co. July 2),_ ist it •r5_,7i=1510,11,,,thi1l Bal: Pr e irgi ni ,rei r g i rg uattaild• m Boston tor Lamm*. :-. , Behr , , air'. Thompapa. it lroya front N.. York, with, aletinFerrettife c it a drreet, i dai free i ,Odeasi. Dai, with grunt° Chrieciat . "I le ' Iro n '- Lew be Bohr-A A illinanu. un felt. 2 In ne t 1, vjii n beat 10.,/en L Tier A CA,. - -,,,-_,. bird .i,._, Bohr Goo - Ford/at, tea 1 dal from A.... ~mg - with Oats to hum A ..Poir y i Co. Beni Waives. Butiags, 1 er from Odemm, Del, with oat, to Jae L Bewley ar, (..0i.,, . , •- Brig Hope, at Una port rear'llarbedoed latli alt, left' la 104t r biim r ,B v eN i ti . Tg i czbi t tli a rd s l o lzitgola it . pia , - ; gm Baltimore, team min Bally loaf from Moira, diaehg. ~, Bohr II W codfreNeeke °Wielder!, Stehleon et Con. igehr J Frsmbss. ttiskitsM. tiOstoo, ~ . ' do Bohr ri Drib Paailki, Blereh igrorieb,' • do ' Behr emu.. J Itituutre, charted, Tatman, Binniebon Behr Barahleivinirkyerlakiera,,?rovidenee, • dri • - -T. . •wr arstisenerii: - • - jC?T w .a °l4l f a r° l ti lg a lK6 L 4 i4 a -_ - ii : Arrived nIJIII WWI Yeat. Gera lidva r d i t e/Aw eeu uarne, from Osivaatosu.,L rosaticar -Omit la: k m nj 00111141401111tt Arla:Z:l= a t Barman fries at MA . ~ Lenti:•7.Aolll - 1111gAtities, mare , neer lima lettio, from mem' -- • '' ' -- ''. Arrived. Air itiwshiunbesa. from Leghorn; g n Pierre, front remetestm -.,-• • -- • , • , ..,-"' A illitattitANDA. - elteemidda A,irreer-__lMara,,arriV4itt - New Y = lst rgiii Wanes &extol:o**mm • men, , ~ It New 'fort v Staeptetileßeridd*,lo-14iffiadrOared at Bow I oft I' in Tatar, cleared at ferry York ape ea dad • siartiat.- I Vic' gilt miith_Svero aevergeol, arrived at- Bey It Crt e i ta ViSt;4A freni,AlieWnia l , - ived 4'4 New 'f ITVlnra iitilieee;fria:Bieleadees, elated at,N It m .- „ 're am ' u, glidei Mr/ s in Nair mak. eldiredidilkmitsa it wit., " MO ',.,'.;'-''. , i , ..- , ' -`' •'-. ',••-' " ' ' • " , - "Aim, ' P r e m , Imenie,. dirtied it O r 1 q let . .*italr b , 4 'l-4:0 ..4 4 0 44 :41•••,„ Hirai, from .- ...-Vitamina: fifltrik. . 11 ;rigair , ei fig quilieei. ~7. I T,V,lgraffirA t r ath eigiterr&W=3= mi i , • Joila ,---•--, ,".....: ....,-'- .0 ,e. 4 - .. .... - ef ,; ~., :-.-. i .714.itolotelitthilfr.*** in,econtaet Mu :`--- ,7 2. , 'OW . ;41M:' 'c , 'ltninown prig. and carried ..„*..; tan It; ...„4,4_, , tarred gird,ffidarma, he, rind :',4,--' - ,-,- rlit • + 7 ''''T. -- boiffigi_ifit*.aelmili#o. -..'‘-..; ~,,,.., ...,, -,-- • ...1 : ' , - .., .. 4 - - --.. -, t - - ii iii :Ww . (-44 ; ,,, ,,5240i.'5_, , , , . - 4' .... ' ... .2. .... . • , ' =EM=MM== ISIZZ MUZ[V - A-WV ' i t gIiSTR II4OI MIIOTEIsEI • •' 41.= r vy to 12 O'CLOCZLAIT #410.3 • ' • H,4! T Tki.4 Orjae-Vornar Rath 004 2 brIgN re , n tebe " L ' B -k k "m i ntogria.vg: b, plifs6 I& i umn alissill4, '9 49o 44W * lt r en M, l4 W W4 slls s bo re litanchierls. systhiskton .0 Itank,_ Mainz a arri n urster ; Joir Airlift(' N Y tr. T orliti . ir i Virtt 1t 5 v,, ,,, i 04 111 . , 7,... : A u I,Bwr),X,v,kssuit 8 nisiter • Now Orleaps W a loPidukaubly wingl447:2. -D Z 1 4 Virri& A ra. b e " iNd gigt tk, vi J i r so .N n elf .t. Y li o . r u k A • I , B lo D6ati iii.vi ,A dicil las Tid ett Al son & bro, d , Jitlin Moffett § Mt atidon,& ht, Wash f i %hey Cdal d , kited's it*Sri loinnati , .f. aryl°, oboe IP mom Jr, Ababama I , F' Hilht, Masrachasets Edwd Nikons. Jr, Raltosom James Polk. Jr, N 0 A C 8t Mars,,Taxsp Mrs Carte & 96h, Va Oleo W Roberts. Chloap '• C N Famrits. JaMmon Jos L,Ward. Lafayette, Ind W I. Dickinson, Jae, City biltdplden & hi Miss tudden • 0 - et surbisal& M.Fittsieux W• 0 wings, • It R Phillips, Virginia 0 0 Phillips, Virxisis Miss Phillips. Viwitnia Mos Blnhlint, Virginia Miss Jobs', Inflitais, ups. et m an n, le 0-0, 5 „. • 8 Uwe, msamonnsetts Jos id Cooper. Ikttalmrs Dr ftdos, , MobiM e W Fatteray& t da, 19 Y A Pwilay. Texas A MoLaurmino & w. Halt ' H-8-.1,1111Tel•A AllialVirki, Jew A Miserly, New York 8 F well, Chicago , s, & J I)...Bsbert.Bt.bouis spm d Dodge A la. N Yoik A whales, lit. washVe .1 ,11 & err, Texas - It G Visitor'', Baltimore -NO: Alimdi, el l El I 'Fart, Clawasati r Eddy, Fall Elver Btl Yaneily Richmond .911 Rosa Yancey. Va leisajlianolts Ytnoey, Ira Ais Wm, NW York J Bullion; NomYork K atathein, Zensimile, 0 EII .oster, Vie ahem GIR. Halbert: New York J D Ford At la, Omission JR Mount, 2118401t1. Oa W T Lighttoo,t, Macon, Oa W A Rintan. Itatudbol, Mo A Bnywell.Muudaskip ,Vbst liktrwall, Mississippi J E wadsiorth & la, Vs T J [err & lei la s e W XI Makirtb , Delaware chat nralint, Insist Lows is Farnsworth, Y A B Shim &Pk swkork . rtill AMU" HODIIK-Nieith end Cheitivit streets. • 3 Jrnsori, U 8 N' .• .- W W Ward: ?Mobile's It.- otreonaiteburg 1 •• . hi Monahan ; caster hi I'a:rib= :DM Attar w 1,..i Miss Bltt4lti:Willeetqin .."' '',, IS Floor, & lei Mite Miss Moore. ildiesismPPl ' 1 allaar. Olga • - pp F Coffin. Ohio . • , - Glemontt_im N Y Miweleseon..tieitYwle... , t . uGn MU, New York 11l m Farsons, Baraiihailt '•. .Ja Epson. EH Loins t r Goo Mi Mewbrak ~York ins _Fitzpatrick. Bait tpBßroughton - - . Mug ." as Wawa. Mass Oliver. Meg oft' ! • ' B Phillips & Is, Conn rldathews: New York 14 el Im i let u i r l u a, Atro City auks LiM a lAtlantio City . t - hiss WI . AU a City 0-L B ut et & la. Ye i 0 Green. or York ' A o. ir . C :Ve l rtio lm &tir trVi l L i at ai l a I riado o thlwtn Geo Grant t ehlledelphis It Simd:l4l4 la Orleans It Buis lao rtm Pa - - le &Mud Christy,. K. laidmiy,W Hopkins & wt,bili• A,tiotyLuck JO Is. CMar W Munroe : New York 'mho west, New Yo mum ulev•York • .Ir, P Slocum if bi: S C A F &missy, Reimers . - D 0 Martin, Baltimore' Mu Williams, miersteui Joaathan Manua 8 C BR M oon A la, au ligiuMoom - Mass B j ours. Lssisville t • Mrs I, L Taylor. Latalidani 2311 ts pas, Yurgmbe - John Pc" Vitrints .. wi mms, Alabama . Hon Thomas 15 Ford, Ohi o 'lt &OM Long Island -, - ,ElVaktmans. Monte. Ala 411:111edri Memphis • •EY I/Members. Maryland C F mule, & Is, a Ca rolina" Miss Burley, 10firmina, i i tlipuon, Po ti•• . Geo ti fi laball, Wilm. Del nt. Now York AHe arson A la. Pottevl . .1 A oadoson, Pottsville Mtge minium, Potteville -Chu D Kirk. Ssltlecore• -. • Geo G Knowles. Baltimore Wgl coM Ja wt. &ow Hill I Wldvaus i - Jr. A Is. La Min °De Illett, - La , • Or Thos L ?look; La .Wm Beall;New York James Cornell. New York - w. B.i phase, flawYerle , David Cook, New York roNsal. Texas • . , - Jispoemß Hill. Texas T Lowey* dea r Illinois„M Rider. Ot o ci re glider. Ohio '- : - • •w NI Harm. Means (I Bropenly. Galveston - .J B trate rg PM :Walker. Perensylimala 'Am alker i Pa, Mae WeAgyi Pensoylverue ,W.H üblionnsield il. Regani &moon • Iglus K Wallace, Pe Farman, Nashville ,- - W 51Inabbs. Nash ills .i Bleck, San Frenetic* Chattel; H Clom i N y latioixoe, New Yerk ' • It 0 Andrews. N Y Anthem*, New York ligios Cook, New York . C kl &an, New. York J Brodeiok. N 0 N B Howie & :Mine .- Miss Howee,Miss - Rise L Rowse, NMI_ ..- , .4 Copeland. thew Thu II Ihitir l ,Now York John i Nahum. rhiloda, A Mae B4 d oil, I=r' O Ai t anroath w eashtle ea at hey,Lenisv'le ei r Smith. Nem York 7 ,,,„ J o , ~,.L e st eal ; Ali orn m l 9 a re , •,_ ~ _ I: A mil ßew is i r t . t.: t j4o 4tW a Y:k SI k, Bahl T W Mortou, Padua, Ky d T Mellon, Pt Lou,. - Robt G,lienor i cmore. T p &natio, Cheirhimitint - _. Jill .. re , Memphis 1 VlV l :rig= - ''' v '' ' B erm Joh t a r ° lohmo a B Willi Baltimore Ise Rogereltitimore a - It•Gonnly, mew York ..llOommiose, FL Mi a Cummings., Pa . • . Leaden. U 8 N Wit Higg nut. Fennsibrania. Deo .f Dailey. Pa • Wm Balmy, WiIIISMBPOrt , A L Velar, Williamsport N Boo°. Harriatosm J L Gifford &la, 8 Caro Una •,.....„ • 111.13,1110DANTIP GOTBL-rFaarth street. - below Arati. Gen W Lilly, Mauch Chu* WlDiettuck, New York j m Rankle, Henderson, Kyles M. Ilurohfield. Pittebta .r. BariMrAtt& o 4. 111 , , la A Beattie, New York . r ....„.... wit tankage - it J.a . oaten,. Hazleton, Pa , rsA Hubley, Lancaster Dims 8 Redsicker, I aro,. 3•Yellat,laiddietown , - Ise MeConkey,Pesch BP_m -' as N Brown . Minoan • 3 e -Fisher - Deo'rown, mo J N Foster & o.,Phila . , rid A Diens. Belvidere Y. M Watley. Teuneowee re Brodhead A son, Pa Hoe R Brodhead. Easton ' B Agmham. Luserne co Jae Retie, Lexington. Ky J A MoCrosk, Mi.. WM Coloa, Huntingdon - Mrs Wood & de, Wash. I Mt t ek, Allootisey ,' ' Min Risely, Connecticut 81 . ti 81ktoo, Nd ' AI is Coots, Columbia, Pa 3 B tur Warren ' liLionberger, Millman "[Aud i rownsville, Tenn Jut', Memphis 8 Wether 11, Bethlehem , j” Cure, Mori tnebnro Atalremt Greentree. MA_ ' TA . Cleveland Tsnn E a r . Catty/111 Tenn $ II =Afield. New York - ttiMt Beldefiree Ni nee - WS Combo, Conn • . •W L auuseatiglirer Britain, Conn .• JONES' BOTSI;-.41linietait street, above sixth. rpotgesrhi le tot tiptitx Philadelphia g r. MA t l s D . new Johnson , dew .Baltimore 4.6 Dyer, Ce ats.Me - R T Doty, New York r Johnson, New YOT k Lewson,rfew York Sand W BogarkTexaa ' - 7 11 Sobobane Geo R Briegur, New York - .1' A IferaJort, Yonne Fret Runyan. Can A New York - Sanford, New York join P here. Baltimore Ileilard. NIT ic -W J MeAlister, Georgic A Drtslith & We. re :AMERICAN ROFF.4—Cheetaet. above Fifth. WRsi loin & Is, CinoinsMl Mrs MoCorms°. Ohio H Harwell, Ohwee* CO 'Lumped. Ctuoago N Y I:41 w rera n ! ir t , t ° W Myra. JA. rork F4tovettos, Fho r eaa Hash eqe). Msrylsod• T Co_qi urn* Is. Nd ViCri fterfai ;fig N Reading nyntoo. Baltimore " B Thompeon Hatt Bameet /EVlllll4ll'. L Moody & home 11 Pasta. Albany, /1 V. 8 Lowoke. Ghee, N Y model ertaMtone; r .1111. Anta Pittsburg X Spnot httabarF f4mbeitt, Ptbu Thoe A Rowley, Xittaborg - chyle ghnstry, et Loehr A rigehlir, New_ York J McCauley. to Aibmsre & Psi nnore rel a fr ! hi s t_rirt re Chao Yhtladelphip = * BOW, . ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third. I St I,sogr,nee.Philadelphia E Allison. New. York - W H Eli, Ohio 'A B Dieh l . Vineinnati 3 J -Magruder, Washington W Q mangy, Washington Hobert Cohen. Washington 0 Whil. St Louis -R Bash, R ale, Georgia SkLoola C Winch, Kew York Robert Wilson, Roxanne.. Ga Robert limn, Reynosa, toteadmita,Boolig eon atf P turplor. Havana hcipeon. Philadelphia Ja iug Regan. Cargos, J Weaver. Philadelphia R Hooper Philadelphia J O *oft, Harrisburg. .1 W i ove. sarylend. Bean' Rowan, Pittsburg S Masten, Parana. Ga Gerald it wife, Wmept ir 0 Vedder. New York • THE urttoti—kroh street. above Third. Hld - nDowell&ls. Blatington H NT l i vrininn, Pittsburg AB Talmadge. Pa Col conk. 'Preston. N J mu . 11=u re r rirtel lilserf is. da. and in-Vorr 1 H a. Itimore -serviutt WM Trodden, Ls L L Day, Peoria, 11l linhaffier. Ohio - C E Day. Pee a. 11l Hudson. Cleveland. 0 ffita "hamberlin, Ohio' ' Airs Davis. Cleveland. 0 J Say. T*3llll ' 0 HSU & &jam 14 j Mr' .1 N Mime Holm*, Salem. N J P Chembethn, Olne W foal, Jr, Allehlotttr COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth street, al. Chestnut. J Mt Joy. Pa H L Jame_ ,s West Chester JBs lance, Lancaster oo D Stubbs. Nottingham. Pa Hs 'berry, Reading, Pa E au bb* & la, Lana oo Hen Cutter. Lancaster co Edw W Pes c hhester co ufuli iley. York Pa L Coote Hot.om 0 D Hodgeon. Chester co - 0 Duffield. Ches ter co. Pa 41, 9 Isakrie, Phicidelniha ,Itobt Bergeson, a Lilies Walton. Cheetp co re lA:stick. Pa M Cl i si?rratut e liiii i . a ra 4y Herr. dinejrck Pa J larlilistalon & Is, Pa D W (trove, York 00, ra 0 W Souglunan, Delaware , ETATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth. MOM Hades, Mechamoster D W Glove. York co H Levergood,Wrightsvg London, Wrightsville 0 A Roue, wrightsvpue ,DS Johnston. mosoatine enry2 Van Reed ,Reading HA HRUSll.WrighliVilltl Win H Watu. 4 tupbe a Morton. Latrobe Henry 0 Thomas, Ps 3 A Smith, Comm J E Johnston & sou, NY it E °my & Is, W Chester John Vaughan & Is. Balt J W Steacy , Lancaster co A K Dory. Pennsylvania WT Smith. Altoona, Pa (too F HUE, Altoona, Pa R M Messimer, Altoons W A-Boyden, Altoona, Ps JH. Maxwell. Altoona, PaWGEckert, P ownsman. Altoona, Pa P hicllvaine, Lana no s • BALD -EAGLE HOTEL—Thirdat.. above Callowhill, I. Went:, Carbon po, Pa Attu Geary, MontgonVy no Peter Lefever, Philadelphia HkEtraiin, Banns c op r a, Kinsale: Moyerstown D oleyerstown ft Smith, Bucks county W,Beans,Buolts emutty BLACK !BEAR HOTEL—Tidid Callowhill. B. Pd. Goodman, -Reading Wm_Pair,-Pardleybolle filioneland, Hvberry I L Traitor. Yardleyvioe gvi reitMu l t i ltalt i trir us TenVitigt4.ol.llVd" Tomlinwpa,lionterton Mrs LTornliosondiomer's REesl. lington Bain! A Heald. Dolington • Hagar Neold,-Doltagton Casper Roads, Byherry Lanford Beads. &berry Isaac Tondinion,Moreland Aaro. Lewis. Bucks county ' H Waiters, Vollll.9lVanin. Cot DV Davis, Philadelphia ARlttuds: Pennsylvania -F Beans, Pennsylvania Ins ft Buckman, Kama GlaCtelnene, Chester Val . . . . RARLEYIIIIIKAP 110TEL-:-Bectond Si:. below Vine .li Green, New York ' Cline Toon er. New York JaeotiErank, new York '' Bobt _Pleari,'Bucks ' county be .4 Da rub, Hartsville Chu Bobree,Abiosnon RAM Burnam. Pucks oo Wm lov esey. Attleboro • rid 0 Hovey & ly, Pa - Cid Ilts Pennsylvania ' - 0 8 Brown. New 'Amoy J auto . Martivil le . . .1 Enritt, Hartsville . Kau e. Willow Grove/ (1- weer. Alontoornery co 0 Jr rum & At, Monte' ley, Honor ills .1 - V adios,' }Unborn ay ell allowel_,l Pa . 0 W sue. Poikidelphl a C em, Books co D McNa ir. Bucks county Thos 8 ttmlth. Rooks co _Loofa Buckman, Doyiest'n 9 Tay for Tay/oraville ' - HTaylor. Torlorevills I rig lr k ie ;in .' Y lti l iii i i i i i a . itizdimebria , , , trala Jvili..t°ll,77,ra tilizzt,P4n4lirti: A Yerites..olooro J 1. Atkinson, PII, I L Cornell,Penpsylrania T W Wacker , Doylestown D Dothan, New Jersey lll,CarhaF., Maryland Cy ms Cadwallader, Pa . Jim tilinit Books_ooonty OW - Hall, Rucks county Thee Ho combs, Pi J B Wildman, Bock county John atoll, Tonton - J T Pete, bwsh Wilksbarre JJ Johnson, Belvidere 'Lau Buckman, Books co' . , NATIONAL HOTEL—Race 'treat, above Third. 0 While,, New York John &rale!. New York AnMejlacknuin, Delaware Denlweitzel, Reading John Osier. terrw York Chas Murphy, OaLisle 0 o Rand, Cur, no H .„Thos comm. Co.cord,Nll Taos Pentium. eugenic, 0 John 4 Mailer, Pa W 0 Perry, Yu ladelpbia , JiusOillillan, Port Carbon • IMERCIELLPITIP MlNOR—Third M. Orme Callowhill. O H Hagenbush, Allentown Jo -rum Tester, Allentown B 8 Grows. Betblebent - . Bickel. Reading John a Missimer. Auks Go rank Butler , Allentown Chas Brown Soriontown it Palsgrove. New Jersey BF iftrms, Massachusetts - NM Reiss, Allentown MMrsry Findley, Allentown Mrs Rauh; Allentown rmitti, Allentown . .. ' 7 01 et enni MT. ,IT:VANON ROTHL: street, above Aroh. ii .r wi t i d a h in Boas oo T. Vimartsdalez Buell no trsiiirastmsejohnevrile Geo Abraham, masons Ilristmas, rrarristown al Christman, orristown as Mem Boston G W Ellis, Doak@ county eum Wane Jonas T Lau., Pecan FOUNTAIN HOTHL—lfeeond strait, above Marina. i Tilos U Kimble, Phila A W Hissing Winao'n.NY Lbos _Ulric's; Delaware 0 B &filth. P 'Masi:thus 110# Price. Maryland 3 M Baker. esetertown_ nett. Millington, Md Geo Street, illiodon , Eld ir 1 4 eaten, Newtown 3 P Bodine, ow Jersey Paeol Plummer & la. N J I B Forguson t Phifititelp's 'rank Wells,Desware Mrs B Carroll, I,.!ey .Jerser Nif larb n i; TM. if u Jeivey S ellEiglig e , 'Irsh4INZID"' iti „.. oirttoon DIGESTION WAITS ON APPS. 'yerryn, "ADon .11orn.=-Drit good Ciginnion urst rarity inAhureanntiy. - r Jepriseli al ootemoi among tut arid as general. if tot a fatal as commmption. And yet every lican end woman in the iend 'love' with in their Mich a mire and spilt milady kir this' dinette, god all the oom'plaints that it itagenders. No ewe in whieh :HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS have failed Midget a manor thli dlitreilini and, If negleet ed, dangerous ailment, Is within the "knowledge of any human twine. And why f Because .no each ease has ,irrerocatirree. - , Thti Kamm* Strengthened, itrvittilMed and toned, bg this ettlebrated retina/int meat Perform the workof digistion, and thereaghly,sdapi the food it receives to the summit of the 'system. Hence it re lieves all pliin and nneminess in the dimities organs, oortsolidatem the Saab. gives ebletioltY and vigor to the inusole, and reinforces. as with caw life all the - animal Sowers. Sold by all Druggists. DYOTT k CO., Agents, I Nottk AEOOND Street, Philadelphia. DAVY It I,44lol4i'leliii-I'RoOsBassa; eery Aar eSvreasfoIiALIIIIEANDRIUI for eale M rea ntrek No.*tiaiterrart it.intuks Sev^'om. AMAMI WA' isi?Eol.4l4, ,IlorrACTEs " £loMsolllip ESTSA.OTOIr bfandIiPARILLA FOR , ' AlrAtall 'Roos Busa:—A.plensant snit healthy bees- Jsse'syl. ight Cents a Callon, for family use. Full di ,ieetisse twoollTiny haat - bottre. — lts universal and Ili -0144,11i1it POPO/114ti , . 'its;:iemt reetonmendation, Be. • ware of numerous imitations mid 6n the credit of our Soctraht and adverttiong.,,Toe ifintidtri - viepared only. by Ft) TTER & 01141 SPIN, Smoke! Chemists, wEs• TERLYi 14'7. Wholesale •AgrestA for Philadelphia, DYOTT & CO., 292 Xerth'Sk.COND street. Bold by end GroderiV'ietterally thioushost the ootiritri.; hid thstultit* BATHING Roses.—One , of the largest as- Eortmente of BATHING ROBES in the United &Met, for Latßeth Gents, and , ehildren, at BLOAN'B, 806 MARKET Egreat, Philadelphia, or at his store on GAPE ISLAND, N. J. • nua-St* CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN he dity.'et 34 South TRIRD street. automat PRINTING, Beef end Chespeet in the City,' at 34 South THIRD street. BILI4BAD PRINTING, Bost and Cheapest in the Citr,st 44 South THIRD street. ' HAND-BILL PRINTING, Beet and Cheapoet in the City, at 34 South THIRD street. PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other desorip- Lion of Meting', of the Most superior quality, at the most ressionahle rates, at RING WALT & BROWN'S, Drexera Budding. 34'bouth THIRD street. /YL 3 LE OXX . PRIOR CLOTHING OF THE LATEST Senate, made In the best manner, aNvreltilY for RE TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prim marked in Plain Figures, All goods made to oraer warranted tittle. factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered to, as we believe this to be the - only m,r way of dealing All are thereby treated altke, JONES fc CO.. sei-tf • NM STARKE/ Street, B,IAMHX . B SAVING FIIND—NORIEWHBT CORNER BECOND and WALNIIT NTaxxxs.—Deposits re oeived in MA and large amounta, from all classes of he community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE PER OENT, per annum, SMMEiNEM=iI Office open daily, from 9 until $ Wolook, and on Mon day and Saturday until in, the evening. Presi dent, FRANKLIN FELL t Treasurer and Secretary, °HAN. M. MORRIS. ' SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAPNTT TRUST Costrany.—Chartered by the state of Pennsylvania, RULES. I. Money or reoeived every day, end in any smut large or small. , 2. FIVE PER CENT. Interest Is paid for money from the day it le pat In. S. The moues is always paid back in OOLD whenever it is celled for, and without notioe. Money in reoeiveo from b'aveueors,Adminiairaiore, fiWardiaas, and other Trustees, in large or small sums, to remain a long or short period. S. The money reoeived from Depositors is Invested in Real Estate, Mortgagee. Ground Rente, and other first olnea securities: C. Moe open every day—WALNDT Street. southwest ner Third street. Philadelphia fan MSTERB' MIRACULOUS VERMIN Ds annum, the oldest and beet remedy known for Ex terminating RATS and MICR, COCKROACHES BUGS, ANTS, MUSQUITOES, FLEAS, 'MOTES, GRAIN WORMS, and GARDEN INSECTS. NW Primped Depot, -619 BROADWAIf,'N. Y. Bold by ell Druggiete everywhere. mrls-3m MARRIED. LRIRFRIRD—WEBT.—On the ad instant, by the Rev. Dr. T. Brainerd. Frederiok beibfriad to Mies 'Elias West, daughter of the late Cept. Wm. B. Higgins, both of this city. PeiRIB—MARTEL.--On the Met of Jul , . at Carpen ter's Landing N.. J.. by the Rev. W. Herbert Norris, Mr. Charles rent to Mite Mins Florine Martel, both, of Phila. . . . VANI.,RER—HALL—On. the 24 inst., by Alderman Charles Weldins. Joseph P. Yanleer to Sarah A. Hall, or Glouceeter county, N. J. GRETZ - leflNß.l4.--CANDlD(lB.—Ansust 2.2. by Rev. O. Break. of Wilmington. Del, Mr. Henry Gretssoh ner. of Wihnington,Xlel., to Miss Lotion Candidue. of Philadelpbia. DIED. FOUQUET.—On the &l inst., Mrs. Mary Fouquet, consort of the late Louis Fonquet, in thelgld year of her age. • Due notice will be elven of her funeral. WALLACR.—On tne let inst., Elisabeth R. Wallace, wile of Thomas Wallace, Jr. The relatives and male friends of the family are in vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, near Gertnantosin, today (Saturday ' ) at 2 o'oloak P. M. To proceed to woodlands Cemetery. ELLIS —On the 9N nut., 00011(7 Eugene, eon of Chae. E. and Laura A. F. Ellis, mode months and 19 days. Funeral to take place on this (Raturday ) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of Amos E11t5,906 Vorth " • Broad street. %sll.ll.—On the Ist inst., Thomas Xerr, in the 73d Year of bts age. Funeral from his late residence, 334 B. Nineteenth street, on this illaturday ) afternoon, at 4 o'olock. • WEST—On Wednesday morning. Ist Angola. 13), Anna Maria Adelaide West in the 36th year of her age. Funeral !rem the family residence, northeast corner o Third and - tthristian streets, tmiley jElaturdisT../ at 2 o clock P. . BIJCS.—In Beverly, X. J., Aug. 2d. Barry Linton, only eon of Henry C. and Eliza Jannett Bunt,-in the 4th ear of his age. Funeral front his parents' residence. N. W. corner of Laurel and Warren streets, Beverly, p . .. 1.. at 3 o'clock on Banos, Afternoon. FI re,.—On the Sd and , Margaret; wife of Aaron Fite, in the 524 year of her ass. Funeral from the residence of her husband. Marston street, west of Thirteenth, above Cherry, on Sunday aftern env. sth inst.. atft o'clock. • McNAL.I.III.—At Bermantown, on the inst., Mies Amanda swiftly, of Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly of this city. • . Funeral from the residence of Lewis Laforsup. Clin ton street. above Day's Lane, Germantown, this only noon. at 3 o'clock. RAMhEY —On the 21 inst., Mrs. Isabella Ranuiey, eed 84 years. etmeral from her late residence, Anthracite and Thom _peon streets, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock'. • SETTLE —On the Id inst.. Reny, infant son of Geo. and Margaret O. Settle. aged 17 months. Funeral fyom his parents' residence. No. 2009 cher.t -nr°b."2lttEttPASlfilliitetitelleir:. Skelton, itiiitliasid months. uneral from the residence of her father. Samuel Skelton, 1701 South street. thui afternoon, at o'clock. * RLACIK AND PURPLE FOULARD -m-m SILKS. Plain black Fon'ard Silks. Black Bareze_ r , M. 6-4.7-4. and 8.4 wide. Black Crape Mayers. same widths. Gray Chen. Rena Poplins. Gray Chene Bareres and mohair.. reek Game, ruffled Donets. nein'. Bummer Bombazines and Cindy.. lack and whits Lawn. and Qrgandies. &o. BEISBOG & uON Mourningßtore, No. 918 NGIESINIM Street. N. B.—During July and Anstalt we close at 6 P. M. !TIRE ONLY RELIABLE ARTIOLE ..... CLARET relent INDELIBLE PENCILS,. for Marking all kinds better hing neatly end indelibly. They do their work than ink, without to trouble or rut,- of Blotting. Raab will mark 2.000 articles. For gale, Wholesale and Retail, by D. C. TAYLOR & Ageßisset. nts for the Manufacturer, No. 911 OHEBTNUT • n7ALEXANDER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,_—.Preeohinn may be e xi:Peed ea usual l Alexander Preabyterien Chard), NINETEENTH and GREEN Btreeme, in the mornins of next BAB- B by Rev. A. NAVIN, D. D.. Prow. at half put. 19 o'olook. lt* MUNION SERVICES.-LTHE REV. DR. W. IR TAYLOR will preach TO-MORROW ING at Nei o'clock. i. the Seventh Presbyterian Church, BROAD, above CHESTN UT Street ; and in the Third Reformed Dutch Church, FILBERT and TENTH Streets, in the AFTEROON, at 4.% o'clock. firUNION M. E. CHURCH—FOURTH Street, below Arch. The Pester, Rev. ALFRED CITOKMAN, will { preach TO-PiloatßOW 18abbath/ M O MING at lOo'olook, and EVENING at 8 o'clock. The teats are all free. It" [cr. BELMONT PRESBYTERIAN OBUROH.-1 he }rev. Dr. E. B. ADAMS win preach TO-MORROW MORNING at MN o'clock. • tirSPIRITUALISM. TUE QUESTION " 's it desiraele to seek Mediumistiot Develop meet?" mmed et 80180111-EITRBET HALL, T OM O RROW, at 10% A. M., and la Y. M. The public are invited. Admission 5 cents. It" sOLOMOPPS TEMPLE 16 CROWDED with buddy delighted visitors. Only three days more, end it will he removed forever, Admieluon re duced to 15 costa. It* tZPHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.—A Meted Meeting of the Bosley t e held at the Hall of the Fire Association. corner of FIFTH Red NORTH streets thisevening, Magnet 4, at Bo'olonk. [Hi WM. H. /ONE% Illeoretart. STATEMENT OF THE UNION BANK, as required .lrot liy the second section or the Act of C i n s r in m onwealth, approved Amount ans and the 16th da of discounts . —3554,024 05 seems ~.--. 73 516 48 duo from other banks.-- 54 892 24 of notes in cirenlation....... 72,210 00 " deposits. including balances duo to other bank 5....... ..... • 421 586 50 Putt enst,imis, August 3,1860. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. as : 1. James Lesley, Cashier of the Union Bank,. being sworn depose and say knowledgeove statement is nor reet, to th.e best of my g and belief. /AMES LESLEY. Cushier. 'Sworn before me, this 3d day of August, A, D. 1860. It P. C. ELLISIAKER, Notary Public. XPOST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA,PA —Augustin, MP. :arrangements at this Office for taking charge of the City Letter Despatch ham; been completed. the eablio are Informed that on an after this date there will be font daily collections tom the United States etier Boxes, at the following bourn, viz t 8 and 11 o'clock A.M., and and 6 o'olook P. M. Four daily de hyena will be made, via At 7LI and 10% o'olook .A. M..and 2.4 and &o'clock P. M. The chaise for collecting letters for the mails will be one cent. Newsmen; and Foreign Letters will be col lected withoutcharge. The charge for tuts letters, in eluding collection and delivery. will be one cent. In all oases they must be prepaid by AR statues. au3 6t N. B. BROWNE. Postmaster. OFFICE OF THE HAZLETON COAL [ Cr: g i gstllli? ;IT! ' 0 1 1. 1 07: D A L IN 61E r COAL4I B COMPANY have this day deplared a Dividend of ON DOLLAR Ara) THREE QUR ItTßlti per share. pay able to the stookholders or their legal representatives, at the °Metier the Company, in Philadelphia, on and alter the 11th mat. The Transfer Books will be closed until the 11th inst. au2 d 3 BANUTEL. BlOults 4 , President. rcrTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stoosholders of the Philadelphia Steamship Dook Company, will be hold at No. 300 North De aware Ave nue. on MONDAY. Auguste. IMO. at It o'clock. noon, for the election of five Directors, and the transaction of other business. WM. DENNIS. Jy3l.6t Secretary and Treasurer. ocre OFFICE OF TIIE SHAMOKIN VALLEY AND POTTSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. PHILADIMPRIA.I7 27,1860. The Coupons due le tAugast, /860, of the net Mort gage Bonds of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad Company will be paid on presentaton at the Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia, on and after that date. JOHN L. GIEARD. Jr2B7t °rotary. ram OFFICE OF THE PUHA LPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY. Mason, 1800. The holders of the bonds of this Compact , due AO 1860, can now receive. upon application at tins office, le per cent i n moh, UPOII the terms speoified in the mon lar attac ed. The ho lden are also entitled to the benefit of a Sink ing Fund of 11110,0N1 per annum, as established by the stockholders at their annual meeting, held January e, , and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by he company company and duly, recorded. to carry the same into beat. B. BRADFORR, Treasurer. CIRCULAR._ Nonce to as Heddirs of PhilapAda and Readies Railroad Conspame literisass B s,des shay 1,1820. These bonds. are secured by the rat mortgages on te road, amounting in thegregate to &IMMO). T e net revenue ag for the last fiscal year Was six times t e *mounter the annual interest on these bonds. Lee managers propose to extend them for a period of twenty rears, the holders retaining the bonds and the security of the mortgages in the precise condition in which they are now held: Fresh sheets of ootipons for the interest r payable half-yearly, Will be wined. A Opus of 10 r cent , will be given to the boldest, in oonsideratlen of their assentincto the extension. This • bonus will be paid in °ash to the bearers of the bonds, on their signing a receipt and presenting their reseed time bonds at the office cattle Company, or to its agents, for endoreepient. Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished " B s y P e Pl yire a r ti o c it. BiLatt'eteem_tit, It w. is. Mei tAIRriNY. Seorstary, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT letters teetamentary to the estate of JOSEPH L. NOSRE.deeensed, having been granted to the nod. r eigned, all persons having claims against the said es tate darted thereto to present them, and all porde' in debted thereto to pay the OLIMII CO FRANCIS TETE, Executor. and-dit. 130 WAL,NTIT btreet. YIIHO3E WISHING FRAMES FOR THEIR yhigoiraphs ehouldirojp RIMER% Ostler/. 'SECOND Eitreet,aDovel ' He has a vary iarge tallortmenton 11 , 13.1011 wile et low mom II '11;P, ; 1' KS$l , --.! -ILIA, SATURDAY, AUGU THE I) si gol ' otkria'SXTX DAY . T ALA:II4 .. ,gip 3 . .Tl - IE ,"" Okiat. ' . aHOFIAE3, Leave yeas c treat:,...060 A. M. • •,.+ Leave Atlantic atzt. , Ztr...7:::,tt'....::". 4 .1901'. This Train,3g,ll atop at Haddonfield, Waterford, iianj. mouton. and Egg Harbor City. It allijamm EXCURSIONS To MAUCH CHUNK. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, and EASTON. Execrsion Tickets to the above-named_ points. ' good m for three da are owned hi the NORTH.PENN VANIA RAILROAD COM ANY, from as office, at WILLOW Street and BE RS Street. to BETELS. BEM daily, to other places Sundays excepted. FARE. To Mauch Chunk,. • —8 3 60 I To 8eth1ehem........53.10 To Allentown— —.... 2.26 To Easton.. .... 252 ,Partaes in search of the grand and romantic, and de perdue of inhatins the invigorating breezes of the moun tains, cannot da better than visit MAUCH %AUBE and its environs. which have justly been styled the, "SWITZERLAND OP AMERICA." Trans leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets for Melia Chunk, at 630 a. M; for Easton, at 290 for Bethlehem, at 6 30,A. M., 210 P. M. and 5 P. M. ON SUNDAYS, ONLY TRAIN For Bethlehem. at. . . .. . 8 minuted Trains_pass BhRES Street twenty after leaving Willpw Weer. No Excursion Tickets sold on the care. and-Ht ELLIS CL ARE. Agent. NNWEXCURSION TICKETS to theREA_T EASTERN at APiNAPOLIB.— , On and after MONDAY. August 6th. the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore Railroad Company will issue R ound Trip Exoursion Tickets front Philadelphia, including Bteamboat fare between Balti more and Annapolis, and admission on board the Great Eastern at 84.25. Tickets good to return on any day prior to and including August 11th. Boats from Baltimore wet leave Bowler's wharf, foot of Routh street, at 6 and 10 A. M.. and 2 and d P. M . and from wharf foot of Concord street ate.%) A. M. 8. M. FELTON. an4-Gt President P. W. and B. Railroad LADD, :WEBSTER, & CO.'S IMPROVED TIGHT- LO,IX-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. PRICE REDUCED TO SOO AND UPWARDS. We claim to have the BEST made Machine in the World. and one that will do a greater range of work in a more satisfactory manner. Call and see, or send for a Circular. • Lit.DD, WEBSTER, .h CO., autatiithlm t 920 CHESTNUT Street. CHRISTI4A.Ni tS3 00. PERFUMERS ✓IND IMPORTERS, HAYS nsuovito TO NO. 35 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Five doors above their former stand. & C . o &C h e htaavo dpUmhas T li all Pava m e a &Cos. , (No 716 Chestent street ,) and have added alt their styles to their own variety, with many new ones for the present sea son, making the most complete assortment ofany horse in this Obtintry. C. & Co. continue the importation of DRUGGISTS' ARTICLES, 'of whioh their stock is now very complete. They will spare no pains in their attention to the wants of their customers, and maintaining the good quality of their articles. att3-tf it+AAO BARTON lia CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SHOE STUFFS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH LISTINGS, GAL LOONS, PATENT LEATHER. Also, GOODS FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS. No. 35 1301.1 TR SECOND STREET, Philadelphia. aut•Sm PEOPLE'S STATE HEADQUARTERS, COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, CHESTNUT ABOVE SIXTH STREET, PEOPLE'S STATE COMMITTEE ROOMS, PEOPLE'S CITY COMMITTEE •PLOOMS, and FREE READING ROODIB.I ALL IN THE SAME BUILDING. LINCOLN, HAMLIN, and OURTIN MNETINGS HELD IN THE COMMODIOUS HALL Our friends throughout the State in wentot Doou manti, /to., should etas, avowtr torn place, • A K. McCLURE, Chairman. JNO. M. SULLIVAN, Beoretary au2.6t - rrHE MISSES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S !r Bngiigh and Franoh Boarding and Day Sohool. for Young Ladies, N 0.1703 WALNUT Strout, will be re opened on Wedneaday,Bept. 11th. and-6w MESDAMES OHEOARAY AND MIER vILLy reopeotfully inform their friends and the public, that they have removed their Boarding_and Day School for Young Ladies from Loran - Square to Pim 16;47 and 1029 SPRUCE Street where they will be ready to receive their unpile on THURSDAY, Beutem ber 13th. Madmen CHEGAIetY and WHERVfLLY will re ceive visitor/ at No. SO9 LOGAN Square until- the Rah Auoust. 11116-4 m A IdERIOAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a 4 - 1 .- reliable medium throughwhiohSoloole and Fami lial UM obtain ooratetent teachers. Farentejes ob• lain. inthstously, imarmatp_and cumulate of NW mike* e. SMITH, wOODNIAN, & .. $44 BROADWAY, New ,York, er ul2-tt WS CHESTNUT Street, Phibldelphla. IRRITANT . STRATTON'S NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLL I III, toasted M dolvddlt: B. E. corner BEV and MEET I now .1 , rk, Buffalo, Clevolsnd. Oh mg% and Bt. Yaw rnottion. oaIJ or send Tor Cottdonto. A MERICAN SAVING FOURTH Building, southeast cranny WALNUT and FOURTH Streets. OPen deik [MU 9 ty. o'olpek, end on MONDAY tin in the opening. his O ld Institution has always paid in tall, on demand, without not e. INTEREST FIVE PLR CENT. AU sum paid bank, °remand, in gold and silver. T USTRBEI. A .EA. FlRlLLDlNa're e lent. SAIL. WORK, Via, Pre tint. John C. nirr, T. E. Harper, Geor g e input, John /Wrench, Jr., tiamt.'l'..dine, Alb. O. Roberta, John Aiirman, Joon. Bowman, H. IL Eldridge, Wm. J. Howard. JOHN B. WlLBON,Tresaurer. JOHN O. BIM& Bearskin. SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND, Office, 331 North TIMID Street, beqreen Tine and Callowbili. Incorporated by the Login tare 4aril Nib, 1851. Open for Deporita end PlSJllleliter ALY,I orq to PK Also. on MONDAY and TRUNILU r AY EVENINGS, [`roma to 8 o'clock. Interest I per cent. per annum. Deposito 081) with ry_ draw their Moneys by Checks, if desired. Deemed De polite received. JAMES B. PRINGLE. Preeldent. 'FRANCIS 'TART. Elecretarr. %DWG if EIGHTH NATIONAL BXHIBITION AT CINCINNATI. OHIO, SEPT.l2th.lOth. THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SO CIETY Will hold Its Eighth Annual Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition on the grounds liberally provided by the citizens of Cinoinnati• Which are to be flied up in the best style. hero will be Halls and Tents for the display of Implements. Machinery, Tools. Domestic Manufacturee. Farm and Garden Produce. Fruits, Irlowere, and Native Wines, With stalls and pens for Horses, Cattle. Sheep. and Swine. and an unequalled Track. one mile in length and forty feet in width, for the exhibition of Horses. Tee Premiums offered in cash, gold, silver, and bronze medal'. diplomas. and oertifleates amount to Twenty Thousand - Dollars. The Exhibition will remainopen from WEDNESDAY, the 12th, to THURSDAY . the 20th of SEPTEMBER, thus giving time to examine and test the implements and machinery. For premium lists or information apply at the office of the Society. No. 356 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. (up stairs.) or to the subscriber, at Cincinnati, Ohio. PEN PERLRY POORE. Scanlan , U.S. Agricultural Society. aug-sw-tsel2 FROM PROFESSOR BOOTS. —" In tily opinion the RS RTRLL JAR combines more ad vantages than any others for Preserving, being wholly oflam, cleanly, strong. and durable, closing air-tight, ac r d opening and shutting With facility. i.11d1311 C. Hoor n." FROM DR. IiTLRE. " I have used the Bartell An alms Jar in my faini_y for the preservation of Fruit and in comparing it with others previously employe i for the purpose, I consider 'thigh', preferable, and partioularly 110 to metal jam or Mrs with metal tops. It is perfeetly air tight, and tree from all possibility of taint, as is the case with metal. It is secured with more sale, rapidity. and certainty than by cement or solder, and opened readily , while the fruit is lie pt in the most admirable manner. Having tested the Jar well, I censider that it meets all the MM.- mations that can be desired. *." " re. l i t Ot T if:a irti 4 4 . e." Manufacturers ur i dzid,hit P_arent, & LETCHWOR_TII, N 0.13 North FIFTH Street. NORTHERN ASSURANOE CO MEANT' HEAD OF,PIOE, No. 425 cRESTN UT STREET, CAPITAL.-- ..- - .-.110.208.800 INCOME 0VER..................- 81,200,000 FIRE RISKS TAKEN AT MODERATE RATES. LIFE RISKS ON FAVORABLE TERMS. au2 thetu2m A RARE ORANCE TO MAKE MONEY. I. l a ORR'B PATIENT WOOD-SAWING MACHINE. This Machine a deaigned for sawing fire-wood, and will divide a cord-wood stick into three poses atene operation. It os.a be driven by hand of power, at the option of the operator. It is cheap and ample, and not audit , ant out of order. As the sawing of wood In the ordinary War i s not only slow and tiresome work. but universally disliked, an opportunity is now offered by which that daty may be converted I nto a pleasing pastime. State an d County Nights for sale, and orders received for 'angle Machines, by addreaslng or calling on the un dersigned, where a model of the Machine and Ltropera tlon may be seen. M. M. RODItXk. auS.St No. 840 North TENTH street, Phileutit. CONTINENTAL NAILS, (Edge Gripe,) manufactured at the Portage ?fail end Iron Work', from tropenor quality of Juniata iron, on maohines of the most aproved coast/notion, and warranted to be at least equa l, in Qu ality un if ormity, and palish. to any other brands in the market. Other branch; ( at and Tm ea s e t 9 alio ott JO O. a le Art, d. , 4el seem ROE Street. Prins & Obristman's imperior soltd.ere Planter. Hoes far sale as above. 1,14-itint SEA ,BAVIIIIINO,,QA, ISLAND, DELAwAßß'uounix sewsie J AIM MAW= TXV,crßEittiNl4 SE WING MACHINES. PERFUMERY. SHOE FINDINGS. POLITICAL. ON THIRD STORY EDUCATIONAL. SAVING FUNDS. LONDON. New Building, Philadelphia Bank GETTY k MIMING, Asunrx claragpixoN novizs. ippIDO NV . A.i ,4 1.188;aili -- 00 ;=,...- •.rlfi - lb . • IMPOIMERB ' ,9I I . ... 0 - .16 0 1 1 1 1 - 1 13 it " '•'' ' 4. " . ~ DOESkitts;• AND OABi3IMEREB. . , .., , • ......,—,EIO , Aleritfi.f9T : , . , „,... j i '"•FR.E °KENS, ,Littie Ticket.) W. A. ORANNY' t ( ahhoe.) DEW Bat 8011 CDT. (B_,_fr, M. Cloths.) ._ .P. 11, TRMAD,',& BON. (Gold 100 U.) ZA.5113 A BROml. (Fancy Cassimeres,) E. TOE rilEe & C()., and o.her manufacturers of the greatest celebrity. ..--- , 206 CHESTNUT STREET. au2-101 WELLING. COFFIN Ss Co. 116 CIIEBTNUT MEET, Offer, by the package, the following description of AIVIERIC3A N GOODS. Or STANDARD RAKES AND, IN GREAT VARIETY GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.'S PRINTS ; BLEAOBED AND BROWN MEETINGS, SEURTINGS AND DRILLS; OSNABURGS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES; CORSET JEANS, SILESIAS, AND NAN. KEENS; CANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED LININGS; RHODE ISLAND LINSEYS; PHILADELPHIA LINSEYS AND OHEOKS; KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTTONADES ; NEGRO CLOTHS AND KERSEYS ; ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS ; BLACK AND FANCY CASSIbIERES ; BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS; SATINETS AND UNION CASHMERES; TWEEDS, OASDMARETTES, ho. eul•3m J . C. HOWE eia C3O , NO. s4o i MARKET STREET, AGENTS FOR T.RE MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS, Have no. in store e full assortment of the various goods made by the above company. A large variety of very choice styles of DELAINRS, • CASHMEREF, OPERA CLOTHS. PRINTS, dc. J. C. ROWE & CO Are also Agents for ULENDA LE, CENTR MERRIMACK. ELM STREET. MII GREE LBUEY P.IVILLE. BEDrORD. BRADFORD, TAFT, & CO.'S BLACKSTONE MILL, J. T. BEAORAVE & CO.'S GRANITE MILL, And various other popular =ken of FANCY CASSIMERES. UNION MILLS BLACK DOESKINS, ( Very superior high-lustre goods.) ndian Orohard, Blenolied and Brown Sheetinge, Shirt age and Drills, Colored Corset Jeans, &0., dr.o. The attention of package buyers is solicited. Philadelphia, July SI, IMO. bat-talks-Imo yEILER da NEEDHAM. !SAMUEL NEEDHAM ORARLE WEILER GERMANTOW N HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS. We would oall the Bimini atteation of Emote Enyeln Ind Manufacturers to our new and much-needed Im provement in CHILDREN'S and MISSES' TUCK RIBBED TOP. HOSIERY in Striped and High Colors (PATENT APPLIED FOR.] MAO, , FANCY WOOLEN ROODS, HOODS, CLOAKS, TAI , MAS, BACKS, SONTAG'S, NVBIAB, Au., AO" &0., m prig in g OVER MO STYLE from the latest band knit deplane. Proln our own loffir pretetioal experience, and employing none but tint Muss meohanioth we are prepared to otter to Hosiery Buyers a line of then. goods ShCOND TO NONE in point of workmanship, styles, or price., and reepeotfully solicit the patronage of the trade. Sole Agents are F. V. KRUG &CO.. 177-itutliSm 398 CHESTNUT STREET. WASHINGTON MILLS, FORMERLY BAY STATE MILLS. SHAWLS of all sizes, in great Variety. Embossed and Printed TABLE COVERS. UNION BEAVERS and BROAD CLOTHS. B OtEMORAL SKIRTS. DOESKINS, and Double and Twisted COATINGS. 6-4 SACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR. CLOTHS. Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN NELS. Printed PELT fIARPETINGS. For sae by FROTHINGHAM & WELLS, 3t South FRONT Street, and 35 LETITIA Street. HOSIERY GOODS. F. V. IKRTJG & 00.. 32 CHESTNUT STREET, Offer to City, Western, and Southern Wholesale Buy most complete line of Staple and Raney DOMESTIC HOSIERY GOODS, Comprising, in part, GERMANTOWN FANCY WOOLENS, GERMAHTOWN CHILDREN'S MISSES', WO MEN'S AND MEN'S HOSE, BOSTON RIBBED HOSIERY, AND WOOLEN STOCKING AND SHETLAND YARNS, Being the best selected and most complete line of hese goods we have ever offered, and which are suited wants of the market in Moe, quality and styles. Sole Agents In Philadelphia for the wATERVLEIT HOSIERY MERINO AND ALL Woof, WATERBURY KNITTING CO: SWATSAND DR AWERS, NORFOLK HOSIERY CO., Hun AND HALF HOSE. OTIS MANUFACTURING co., WALLACE & BON'S STEEL spurio fiSBORNE AND CDEESMAN'S.t Also Agents for t e AMERICAN AND ROWE PIN CO.'S PINS. 177-stuth3n2 SUIPLEY, HAZARD, & MITCHINSON, NO. 112 011litITNUT rm. OOMMISSION MEROBANTS FOR THE BALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. *alba DIEPICINAL. pftoF. MORRIS' EUCIPRALOS. There are IMMO Sufferers from DISEASES o 'ho NERVOUS SYSTEM, in the city of Philadelphia who can be cured by ming PRoPEBsIOR MORRIS' EUOEPHALOS. Which is an original and WONDERFULREMEDY. Compounded from the pr ivate formula of Professor Moms, M. D.. of this arty. It seta directly upim e Nerves BY A th BSORPTION through the pores, and it needs but the trial of a BOLE BOTTLE to test Its marvellous virtues. Sufferers from EXCITEMENT °PTE./I BRAIN, rwßvous BEADAQM.Ei GENERALIEBILITY. NEDRALOI RREUMAT A I , CIiRONIO ER 0118NE88, Au., Will find the desired_rellef by its EXTERNAL. USG, as directed la.the Circular. T.fi 14; I TR IT TRY IT TR IT I T 1 In TRY IT! T! TRY IT ! TRY IT! TRY IT TRY IT ! TRY IT ! TRY IT ! 'IF IT I Y / I 1 IT . T f T 1 TRY Y IT ! IT ! T IT! Ifyou are euhatutted by over-much study, u rou suffer from sleepless rugots, Ilion are a victim to neuraigia, It you are prostrated by excessive grief, II you crave WinirlatlnA drinks. T TP.- 1( IT I T Y TRXITI I R O T! I T Tx" T ! I T RY IT! T as it will reiove those miserable seneatious which in duce a irrb d &position towards intemperance. . TRY `1;, i vou are riga/114 i from Nervous Debllq in any 0 YA(FrjitenATitall2/Pbeiktegthing a nd tosonr nerves. and worth many times its oat, in the relief afforded. Numerous testimonials from the most respectabe pre enimes can be seen, by applying at the °Moe of the pr stone FOURTH gl remere4 by MOCKRIDOE & CO., No. 6ilNorth treet. W And for Bale by Druggists generally, ASTHIA For the /PRITANT RELIEF and PER I fddliENT CURE of this distressing corn plaint. us FENDT'S BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, Made by O. B. SEYMOUR & CO., 107 NASSAU street, New York. Price el per box ; sent free by volt my'Pern in FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS'. wing. VAN li t i k koMprEbNIIR AVM Clirdr bt 1:7 " 60661 kittpAL • Krill 0 TOILET, & Foujilipe !Mt e u nrefrin e. S EED, PALM AldhirM 841 K 4/10: _WM ; fIOOttiLiOBIIERS. , pr 0. 4 0114 f PRINTS ~; T he Subabrinvitea aeeortment df 'TAINT ' - ;• c:' Arlueh for extent and variety re uniurpaeeed lathin mar k et , c o i t ehridg of the ohoineeteerNea in " ` 46 `l MERRIMXOK, 8,14110,11113TKR,•., . • ..'""" GI,OIIOEBIEI', , DUTCHEBS PAOIF10;• • , SPRAGUE, COOKECO, end other STANDARD MAKES. Deride's full line or ENGLISH PRINTS. Now open and for late by the Pieoe or Pookatte, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. JOSHUA L. BALLY, 218 MARKET STREET, aut•tf PHILADELPHIA, SILKS FANCY DRY GOODS. IMPORTATIONS FOR FALL. IWO M. L. HALLOWELL & Co.. 333 MARKET 81REET, J 1 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Are prepared to offer to the trade their usual varied assortment of Ooodo, purchased on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, By experienced buyers, in the principal MANUFAOtURIVO CITIES 01 0 EUROPE These have been selected with ears for . FIRST-CLABS_TRADE, _ And will be offered at prices to command attention. CLosit Burgas, from all sections of the country, are invited to inspect our stook. Tuatts.-81x months credit to Merchants of un doubted standing, or six per cent. discount for Nish. Twelve per cent. per annum discount for advanoe payments. au2-thstu-9M WURTS. AUSTIE, & McVEIGH. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN DRY GOODS. No. 311 MARKET Street, above Third. Charles Worts, Henry Austie, Hamilton T. moVeigh, PIIILADYLPHIA. John 0. Weimer, Joseph Burgin, FALL AND WINTER. CLOAKS & MANTILLAS FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE: SOUTHERN and WEST ERCHANTS buy ing Medium to First. °lees GOO D S are invited to in event our Stook, which we offer at LOW PRICES. AND ON LIBERAL TERMS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO. THE PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM, 7 OS CHESTN UT STREET. 4112-2111 FALL GOODS. BAROROFT iSc CO.. NO3. 40.1 AND 407 MARKET DTREhT, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF _ FOREIGN AND DOIIIESTIO DRY GOODS Stook complete.aed ready for Trade R WOOD, MARSH, £ lIAYWARD, J" .. • IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, NO. 309 MARKET STREET. Nall and Winter Stook now complete and ready for buyers. . at7-3m NEW PUBLICATIONS. 111 E REASON WHY, OF NATURAL, HISTORY By the author of "Inquire Within." " The Biblioal Reason • ti ' , 7:4;74 ' of G eneral PROFUSELY ILLvoLATE/".4.2;n0. CLOTH, GILT SIDE AND BAC , PRICE ONE LOLLAR. Giving reasons for hundreds of interesting foots in con nection with Natural History , end throwing a light upon the peculiar habits and in stinots of the various 071161111 of the Animal Kingdom. EXAMPLE. Wily do dogs turn iound two or three tunes before they he down? Why have fiat Emirs their 11Sner sides dark, and their under sides white? Why do sporting dogs make what is termed "a taint?" Why do birds often roost upon one ler ? This notions aisawsrs about 1600 simikir 'questions,' rind abounds with curious ono interesting anecdotes of Natural History. Published and for sale by T. b. PETO&O.. No. 306 CHESTNUTStreet. Cowes of the above book sent by mail, to say address, free of postage, on receipt of One Dollar. LOUDn gents wanted in every section of the Country. to sell this and other popular books. For particulars address the publishers. au3 St Published thin der nOOASIONAL PRODUOT EONS, Ihplomatio, and Miseellaneouc 'including, Mon( otherg, a glance at the COURT AND GoVERN lb ENT OF LOULBPRILIPPE. AND THE FRE' , CH REVOLUTION OF 1848. While the author resided as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United 8 Mee at Pule. Br the late RICE/AHD Rein. Edited by hie F.xeoutors. In one vol. 800 of over MI pages. Printed from new type on fine paper, with a finelr.engraved likeness of the distinguished author. Pries. $2.25. J. 13 LIPeINCOTT & CO. ma It 22 and 24 North FOURTH Street. 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FRANIEL N. Optician, 112 South FOURTH. Street, below Cheetnut. YT Speettudeu and Eye-glasees connotly suited for all ages.o.iereacopes. Opera.slassea, &e.. in a great variety, at the very lowest ;dem who l esale or retail. auS•dtlf jpga d vislgn h -175 ?3b 4 l i s l d Leaf totm l i forigor aSe by V. 8 1 7ABLirte. 1 z/g e bbli loB AIWA Street, Naomi goor'sooy• B AO . FlctMliWFlektiCpßTS. 11S1TED: STATE'S' HOTEL ATLANTIO .lta ClTYrateful for the nittionx ie so liberally ex tended to himitn thd early pert of the miaeon,' the enb mribet bemnieetto te say OM he hell now nooom. .moditiona for nitwit° will faxor him wilit anldt hely patro. nue. of as WORDS, R 1 18 NOT ruukt J. hic 11311131. • l UN HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA , whim fine old meminan. founded before the Revolu ,tlon, IMO In i pmaddlr goal:mote. with 110010 of. the most Interesting estates or our national history. is now of 4sliainty to' Itooommodate a !arse number of goats. 6 Ouse eoudnoted to the beat manner, sad no ;11 nyr is watilige ki make it the pleasant and oomforta side home OrraiettOrs during their tolourn in this de 'lsiah:ll inland Maui. The air is nalubr one. the moon .fain and river sooners beautiful. and to the seeker. of .either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not excelled by ear other summer resort in the Union. aullin • J. LhIBERT, Proprietor. WASHINGTON HOUSE, CA PE ISLAND, N. J. Thus Rouse, situated near the Ocean. and on one of the publio atreets of +he city, is open for the I eception ofwe Hammer Visitors, at en average rate of es per a*. iinn-rate Etabling attached to toe prannies. ir24-12t S. B. WOOLKAIL RIVIERE HOUSE, ,, LENviesvau, UNION COUNTY, PA. 7 his favorite resort of visitors is kept la first-chime style. It is the most comfortable and extensive hotel in the town. Location the moat pentral. Charges mode rate. R. 0. HETZEL, Prognetor. Ivl7-oitg PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRIN. , S.— This favorite Bummer Resort iv now open for the reception of visitors. Fine mountain soekery..bemati tut walks and drives. faoilits for basting, Waning. and aching, and the health-it us ,auslities of its waters, make it a most desirable pe, both for single gneets and for families. It is in daily oommunioation with Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburg. by means or a daily Stagg. and mail connecting with the trams from these Magee at Carlisle, fa. Terms moderate. For partimdars. address JOHN EARLY, jyl3-1m Warm Sprints. Perry wants, Pa. YELLOW SPRINGS MUSE, ()HESTER COUNTY, PA. The above-mentioned Roue, having been thoroughly repaired and refitted in the best manner with new far nittirearn.• Is now open for Boarder.. The Yellow Springs Hones offers every indent/ meat to visitor., being large and oommodions, with shady walks and romantic rides, to. The variety end quality of the Springy and Bathe have been long and favorably (mown, and the subscriber, who_ has been for several years past _committed with the Co lumbia Bongs, Cape Island, N. .wut tulle his best ex ertions to make the stay of his guests pleasant and agreeable. Stages connect daily with the Reading Railroad 8 A. M., and on Saturdays with the BA. al. and 11)4 P. N. line. Every information will be cheerfully given. by ad dressing the snbeonber. at the Yellow Lianas', Ghee ter County; or ELMS, at Phtenlxville Station, Reed ing Railroad. A. U. SNYDER, jy6-Int Superintendent. TISANEfIOg HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON, OCHUYLKII,I, COUNTY, PA. • ?mikes accommodated with good rooms at reduced mine/. This oldostablighed.Houne, located in the gap be tween and Second mountain', immeMately on the line o the Philadelphia and Reading ding within ha a mile of Pottsville, formerly sept _by Jo seph Head, of the .old Pdansion House, del h as, since Ms demise, been under the charge of his Teeduo htsr. House is prepared. at all &emu of the year, for the reception o r rousts. and has been repent!, put in order. The larte garden. and pert edjoirunr. presents great indnoemeuta am a summer resort, to persons wish ing to spend & short time away from the duet- and tur moil of the cities, where {hey can breathe fresh moun tain air. and enloy the wild and beautiful wiener) , of the coil region. Commutation musenger Cohen', Mr the use of fami lies, are sold at a reduction of twisty five Pqr cent.. sedan accommodation train will leave Pottanlledmly donut the summer months, to enable those who may decry ft to mend the business portion of the day in the pit and return the same evening, on which the charges will be thirty-three per cent below the ussiaretes. For terms, apply to MARY HEAD, Mansion House, Monet Carbon, JeM-Pm fiebuylkill Co., Fa. 'LONG BEACH HOUSE, opposite . 2 - 41 TUCKERTON, N. J.—This Hotel is now open for the reception of visitors, both permanent and tran admit. Having been at a large expense ;sitting and re-furnishing. I feel ensured. that for comfort and con venience it will compare favorably with any house on the coast. The best of cooks and servants have belle procured, and no efforts shall be reared to render th e ' AY A i l gi u n e ta i re a r=l b eit e i. T e,,,trlrtr i e ° L?L a ra g I have in abundance. ith i .e n se l inn e reaLid advan ta6ea, I sin confident that the most famndioup will have no cam for complaint. N. B.—Capt. WILLIAM OASKILL will run daily one Got lass packets from g Conti° City to th e beach, one of the will be at Atlantic every morning on the arrival of the morning train from Philadelphia. Parties wishing to come by way of Leeds Point, or otherwise, by addressing me a few days in advance, Dille have a good teat to meet them at anyipint navies. 30-1 w LE WIS P. STEWART. MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ISAAC THAYER, (late of Surf House,) Proprietor. This House has been very much eater- ed and im proved. Has now a lemmas mberof Family Rooms, not massaged by any hotea at o is city. It is lighted throughout with gas. Hew and fine walk, nave been laid to the ocean, which will be lighted at night, from the Hotel to the water , by splendid reflect lampst . Attaohe to the house ( but separate from the main building) a large Hall for Hope and Parties, with a fad-clam lee Cream and Conteotionery attached. Over the Hall there are forty sleeping room. for single gentle men. There is also kpLay•ground for ohiLdren, well shaded and enclosed, with swine*, ho. The catering department will be under my own ci nema' supervision, and I tryst that my reputation ie sufhoisatfy established to satisfy all that my table will ire imsnypassed. Terms will he $lll per week. Treement Boarders SP per day. Carriages attest ed to the Howie will take ` Boarder, to and from the Ocean free of charge during taihing_houni. je23-tf ISAAC THAYER. SEA BATHING. OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N. J. This well-known esta blishment. the favorite resort sf Tinton', is now og for the reception of guests. it has been oonside y enlarged and refurnished, the eleeping rooms es. °tweed airy, su p pliedmunicate to suit families. Tbe house will tst ' , Rh water from the cold springs. Persons desirous of spending a Pw weeks of the sum mer in an agreeable manner could not do better then to tine the ( * Mean Rouse a trial. ISRAEL LEAProprKING, jietor. A MERIOAN HOTEL, JI.LLENTOWN, -s- wellnigoolv 2 n and popular hotel has, duriughe 4 wA r se is ai r m il ny l bne GED. AND IMPROVED. and is now in canacity and convenience second to non, in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and healtnful situation of Allentown *renders it a de lightful summer resort, in view of which special ar ran,temonte have been made by the itroorietcCo ac commodate summer boarders. .1. Y DEO EL. 1e15.t.el E. W . BIG° . BEDIFORD SPRINOS.—This well-known and delightful Sommer Resort will be opened for the reception of Visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE, and kept open till the let of October. The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A. O. ALLEN, whose expansion , . courteous manners, and attention to his guests. sae the amplest annum* of comort and kiod treatment. Parties wishing rooms. or any information in regard to the place, will eddies the imosenber, Jl4O. P. HEED, fiver anal Treasurer my3o-.lm Bedford Mineral Rennes Go. CONGRESS lIALL—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—This evasions House. ;Gusted at Atlantic City, will be reopened with every accommodation for visitors on the lath instant, by the subscriber. The House fronts the beach 1)) feet, giving a splendid view of the Ocean. add is near the Fishing and Nailing point. Nopains will be spared to secure the comfort and con venience of guests. issa.ses TH0114.11 C. GARRETT. NEPTUTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY.. NE popular and eminently favorite House at Atlantic City has, since the closing of last season, been enlarged, refitted, refurnished, and completely re juvenated in every particular.d is now open for the season. From Its delig htful situation, near ness to all plums of iateyest,olose proximity to the safest and best part of the beach, it is rendered one of the most convenient and decidedly the pleasantest house on the Island. Terms—slo per week; 'IA per dey. Children and laments half price. /OPEN MICR. Proprietor. IL L. FUREY. Superintendent. .le2l-2m COTTAGE RETREAT, Beautifully and conveniently located at ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms. Jew-3m alt. MoCLEES. Proprietor. STAR HOTEL, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE R. A. HOTEL. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. SAMUEL ADAMS, PROPRIKTOR. D1NNER......._...... FIFTY CENTS. ALS accommodatedES TO EIRE. far Boarders on the most reasonable terms. MANSION HOUSE, MAUCH OHUNR, CARBON CO.. PA.—This is the most comforta ble and extensive hotel in Northern Penney'Yenta, end the proprietor flatten himself that thug far be has sue. needed in keeping it ln a manner that cannot fad to In tim& all lus guests. The Hoorn.; are newly and elegantly fundelied, and the Table always contains the very beet the Markets afford. The hotel m boated on the banks of the Lehigh, di reotly opposite the railroad depot, and at the base of blanch Chunk Mountain. A path leads from the rear of the house to the top atilt's mountain, from which point some slant hundred feet shove the Lehigh, the mea t sublime mane imaginable is presented. The Howie is abundantly supplied with the beet and purest Mountain Bonne water. OW Hot and Cold Bathe gan be taken at all timee. jeke-Sm GEORG'S MITES. Proprietor. AMERICAN HOTEL, MAUCH CHUNK, PA.—Thu HOTEL is now kept in a manner af fording every com , ort to strangers and travellers. Arrangements have been made this season to accom modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The moat sublime mountain scenery and rural enjoyments lITe here af forded. MICHAEL WILK KIM. GEO. W. WILHELM. jetg-tsel Proprietor*. 911 HE SEA-SIIORE-ATLANTIO CITY. -s- hIcKIBBIN'S U. S. R"fEL. The undersigned, proems' or of the above-named house, being now prepare t to receive guests, re epeotfullr - solioitg a ghare of the public patron age. Since last mummer Mere has been added to tine hotel scour storied wing, 140 feet in length. con taining (beside the bed-rooms,) a mute of three Parlors, for ladies, and two for gentlemen ; also, a reception room, wash-room, and spamoua bar-room. Bowleg Saloon., Billiard Rooms, and hot and cold Salt-water Bath Rooms have been construoted for the accommo dation of visitors, and the whole house will be. lig withgaa. The house hag bean newly painted and nishal. while the shaded ground. surrounding It have beenput in complete order. well-manned Pleasure Yaoht, and an excellent Sand of aged ff Blume, have been en gor the mason. McKIBBIN. 4-t CARLISLE IThe favonte resort for those wbo &percolate Grand BoenerY. Pure mountain Air Invigorating Baths, Large and welt-venttlated Rooms, Good Society, and a Good Table. WHITE SULPHUR. SPRINGS. Cumberland on., Pa. Aceammodatioasfer 300. TERMS LOW )e7-3m OWEN, , For partioulare send for Ciron LENDENIN. & VIBSCHER J Carlisle Sarum, ra. IJNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,,N. J. The subscriber takee this method of tnforming hie fnende and the public, that on and afterJUSE Mth hie hone will be open for the re ception or guests, when every effort will be made to please thaw who may favor him. The lipase is plea may 'situated on a fine bluff, with lawn 171 'front. A tau view of the ocean, good roads, stabling, &Q., make it as attractive as any house in the country. T 66 <im munisation is ea:seeable by two daily linskirom foot of Walnut-street wharf, via. Le A. M., and 2 P. ht. Reference—Grandy, Wards ,G Co., 229 Chestnut street. A. As SHOEMAER, Jeit-gm Proprietor. COLUMBIA ROUSE, CAPE ISLAND— CAPT. May, New Jlllllo7.—Thee large, first-eleee 110TFL will be opened. fottha regeption Of guests, on the Seth June. IMO. The House nee been comple t ely repaired and refurnished.. A new cooking ranee, oven!, steam boilers, and every modern improvement added. Extensive stabling attach the the prawns All letters addressed to nteenbers, Cape Island, New Jersey, will be Promptly attende d to. LAM & WOOLMAN. James B. Laird late proprietor Franklin House, Phlla tfleMa I_B. B. Woolmmi, formerly muenster Monet anion Hotel. Cape Inland. den SIIMMIT ROUSE, DARBY •ROAD.- This pleasant r ural retreat , four miles from the oar, is now open. are passt.. h a dal , half-hourly. Gen tlemen and families aooomniodated. Good fishing. a tan-pin alley. fine stabling, handsome rooms, a good table. Terms moderate for full or partial board. and SHAW meals 1y27-sweir EAULE 1101111.4 BETIILEHEM, PA. This large and old-established Rouse, known as Vte " LEEKiIi VALLEY BUMMER RETREAT; is now open for the season. The aeoommodations of this Bowe will be found uneurpesseil. The lid* here, by the North Pennsilvania Railroad, IC 0110 or the plea santest io our State. CALEB YORE, Proprietor. Jele A MERIOAN BOUSE, CAPE ISLAND— id-LA-ra. M. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.—This favonte hotel will open for the reception of visitors on MON DAY. June Mth. It has tee n fitted up in the best style, and every attention ha s h paid to the comfort of its guests. lent-dtgept SEA BATHING. NATIONAL HALL, CAPE ISLAND, OAPE MAY, N. J. This fine, large. and airy wi ponse is NOW OPEN 10, 'Motors, It mdistininkshed or comfort. locality, an y supertm twoommodestons, th ample room Or 300 per sorts. Terms moderate. Jeso•fm AARON CIARRETBON, Proprietor. ~.: S URDAY; THS 4th. AUGFUST. _ S 1 f t . ) osiith Onn s.N.A.DE Fast T den L ISB prat, PR O westoWr csd hsrl .) by Il k e 0 - • ORE/MR& r. ORITZ 11 • 4 =Op aysK o'clock P. st. SODoMB ' N'S TRICPLX, Now on Exhibit's§ in RATIO§ AICRT.•ABOVX ta l k willies sitive's CLOBII on MAT nradi the 7th init. T.ss grand mid Insinii isi Mglos lislS br fist, fa t i i = gl 4. toodai, r each 11.14•14 tr sir= ot QM ~,_ QM .TO TOPTORO, vim sollirlosch from 10 to 19 it. . 23‘ to S. and ' to It 3: Admission reduced to 16 ours; baldric 10 seats. sial-if PHILADELPHIA ZOITAVz ocapg,__ A Grand Iho-nio of the collt i rA Ma MONDAY, August Ilth. IWO. at Li !LULL -Atepps,Vir Biptize...tr a. :kis oeirsida tka 2 rll7 . —The pVtett as In biaotifelly artaaged tat tie oopesion. Tioksb AS Coate. admittine a Lad, aad two thatia• mom. Ladle' aot admitted without a Oastlemma. auf-tham3t• DEN N A. ACADEMY OP THE FINN A NTs.— 1056 CMitianiag ■ a ° rt a l e %tamsnoo n?roe WM lmu.on ta,; otumunderl yews. U__.. hi-1. WANTS. WANTED—A Situation as Aasurtant v Fditor tuld Clerk 04 a Poestayhaaia swam nearipaper. The apaliciug px ima RNs Ma nf 10, in this double paymity L am most influential iminmala tag &OA. abandmit testimonial. and iniditsces 9 sad °awn.. dare W. J. C., oiranarressra sad di. WANTED—A Lad about sixteen, sic , ctuuntad with aloe &thus, sad a Sped Address. with particulars, H., Box WP. O. al=". WANTED —A place to run on errands by s r i ms lad twelve years of mis. A Zia. tOrat BEN NEIL Booth 71) oat' Sum t. ablllrt: uarman. back Smith's Livery Stams. err. . ppUCATIuN AL.—A Young adz wiphos a &nation in a &Loot or Pinvatnramm,te teach= andearr 4 Testi exo • The Press, A N ACCOMPLISHED GENTLEMAN, -La. who Muenjoyed the soelety of the MU is IN Primp& cities or Europe sad Anemia. Nod Isis mulch scholar. having a knowledge of eat the languages. Is willing to eat Waimea to a mercantile firm. (who 'will not otg set to pay a saleg i lel keeping with the chgraeter of the suiptgese. respondent, georstarr. or weld be mums I. UM ea 'Ttri s . ll ; ofla n gtthigpr' °tad" emea=r6 A YOtJNG MN WHO CAN INIPLI:1- ma. some trade santa a flataatin g ua a Ingle. sala Dry ?Goode or Notion Row. given. Adana, JNO. NLIFFLIN,box hil ia rt r alM aa.l-3t TO UKOOERS.-Wanted, by an active Younkman, who has hod seYelldJelelle is the retail ore trade. a rotaaton IN a who er retell grocer. store. Gond references, item *. Lewss," ogles of the Press. WANTED-A SALESMAN TO HELL ir Y Dcimestia Dry Goods by ssisVl ai with the New York, Boston, and aing aim Jobbing trade—one seneuun4ed with ems trolls irp (erred. Jigdress "B. B. with . - ea °Moe. • WaNTED—A young man as alslesman, illi. is thsseliShl7 eoeted Nordisat Tailor's sled Clotates trsde o fte ads. .To sax Mesa capable of Ming tbil poetical a JIDOMI 000/10//alli.o will be Wen. Address Bag 41 8, r.u. 'ANTED—A Situation, by s 111111, tiOty-seven years of see. of 'aztessfse otbolgt: enoe in bodneog, of good addrorkedri ooloplisot to an ghost any emotion, either sea siert, orperisesedese. or inibtsoian. ie Xiny reepeetebly eamseted, sad ego me the poet satiatsotory relereneoe as to , energy, and tanner °away. A meglerreas , thearessat will be accepted. Address •• B. G. of The 'TM. FOR SALE AND TO LET. D ESIBABLZ HOUSES AND STORES TO LET. The Store and Derailing, Zi Rodunond street. Dant. 1360 per year. A Brit-rate stand fors Day Geode or rat Miner,' Nam!. The three-story Vanning, We North Eighth street, with all the modern unprovereents. jUTOTOPIP POT year. The Dwelling 4X South Third druid, With two-Xery beak- bnikinge, now undergoing repair. Rent. lifilffeer Year. The Store and Cellar, Fifth street, below Smith Rent, 1110 per month. The two neat two kart Dwellings. 'with two-Mory back. buildinte. Noe. RA and 212 Lombard street, with all the modern improvememe. Rent, •V 5 wee rear each. An Office and Cellar, N. E. corner of Third and Lom - bard streets. The House 1210 Fitzwater street. Seat, is IST month. The Dwelling Dart of IL W. ooraer of Third and Lombard streets. - The Holm 904 Auburn street. aent. VA per . melt. The House 912 Beath Third street. Reid, 11$ ter month. Will be to rent is a few date, aEtore and Dwethas to Third, below Lombard street. For terms apply to THOMAS MARTIN. RE.HL EST4TE ✓!GENT # COLLECTOR, N. W. COR. THIRD AND LOMBARD nr exa-St. STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR BALE CHEAP—Your-Home tower. It* A. EBERT. No. 800 ARCH Street. THENDERSIGNED, WISHING TO devote his whole time to the practio• of anglaise, will dispose of his DRUG STOLE, ',Mead No, OS North w BEN Street , Lancsater. a. L bas 0110 of the cheapest and beat markets hi t • oelhal• Persona con hoe roars comforts in thus city rhos is Philadelphia. and at half the oast. Tim store is situated in the prinoi pal business street. and Wabash la watasta•- fal operation for about six TOSTIL Thar, is a Wes= the premises for byeyears, with the privilege of virlat it he at any moment the occupant tests duipeaed. To a Send purchaser, terms will be made asz a jt i r a tr, information call at the store. D. Lancaster. August 3d, M. DQYGEETOWN PARK—For sale, one of the beat Farms in Bucks Coiling. titaateebont one mile from the Court goose. contemn ose and four tuns. a 'the ecul is of the beet attelity.= m "re improvements all that can be desired. _Will be NW upon accommodating MUM or exchanged La pert for good improved city property. /Mill no _ D_,BiRIN MTN. &nil at. N 0.435 witartrr Street. msTO LET OR FOR BALE -A foa /4m hope, double book budding/, ell seeders lee p_MV•ol4llta, 111 complete order; elegant largef i lvd. Terms low to a good tenant. Sitruved No._ 914 CRIsEITNIT? Street. Apply at Na . 719 C.IIFJP 17T Street, in the idaeonio arre•lnt —From $1,500 to $l,BOO, to t $ I 1 800* loan on mortalitY. LUIEnI.IB k MONTGOXERY., lt• No. 11,33_Blidelibtrsot. FOR SALE—The Goodwill, Stock, and Fixtures of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, TAMAQUA, Schuylkill 00., Penns a his house is well known to the travelling public. sad bee a reputation second to no Srat.olaae hotel is ps ut tenor of Vs Slate. . Passengers. going to and coming from Canada.Nis xars Falls. Limits, and Williamsport. (ma Catawiess Nnd Williamsport Railroad.) dine, and passengers going orth take rapper at (hi. Rotel. his house is pleasant., located in almost the heart of the Sohn,'kat goal region. and is minted diany ta t i l ti l summer by familia. from New York and Pintails who never tail to be benefited in health by the coo snouritany air. Tne present proprietors wish to retire from the 12011 business, and offer great tadosements to any esssat simile of porches= a well-established, good-paying, and a first-alass hotel. Fossemion given immediately. For full information address,_ HENRYWELDY & 80 U.B. HOTEL,, TAMAQUA. Pa. TO RENT—Two Spacious Offices on the first floor in building No. 423 WALNUT Street. Apply on the premises, Room No. 2. ant-St FOURTII-STREET STORE TO RENT. —Fine store N 0.17 Routh FOURTH strimg TO RENT low to a good tenant. Apply to HOWELL & BO U RK. on the premises. eta-St. aERMANTOWN PROPERTY. - For Bale or to Let, a large end convenient House lA. filennantown; gas. seater. large lawn, and Amity of shade, in one of she beat locations ; vrill be iced .cor. Address Box lett, Philaaelphia poet onto& irtl-111 MO BUILDERS. —A large lot s having three fronts. suitable for immediate imi l monai, situated on TWENTIETH street. below CA Will be sold on scoommodaung terms to a parry who . will num ove. For terms, &0., address ."If .", *Glee of this paper. IfiIIAOTORY LOT FOR SALL—A large Jr , lot, having three fronts, admirabl y 'Mated in part of the oily. Will be rented, or on reasonable terms. !or particulars, ePDIT at tan office. JYI9 tf WO LET—The first floor of the fine Build -o- ing N 0.704 CHESTNUT street, formerlwx ,di iniged as a wholesale (and lately as a catail) 741101 smd Perfumery Store. Apply at the *See oIJULESHA & Ivo. 704 CHESTNUT Street, Yhils. .Iyl2-'Lm 10 OAPITA MITS.—FOR BALl— en,Tft:wrOMArt atagifiosrUt: lam s e convemenoe for carrying on an extirounve bagi ness. A desirable investment to persons of armory who cap rash the Isseineu. For sale with or without the btulding. imam `HAR T. aESTNOT Stmt. nortvfmtf if MONTGOMERY. & CO. MISSOURI LAND 1 I 300,000 Acres for Bale, at price! ranging from We to T le Argesi l s C i r d A , C an e d in PA u fE c te u rS ti p b roc eg u r rid ui r L or purcha sers of Lead under the Graduation Aot. Plats furnished gratis by enclosing a postage stamp. For thither en For a_pply_to WILSON, RAWLTNGB & CO.. U. P. and General land month Se OR 68Tle UT 8 13. tween TRIRD and YOUn g , 81. LOU S, O. LAND WARRANTS bought, Ankh and located. LA - pOR SALE—The stock and Fixtures of s Wholesale Boot and oho. Hone, now awn s gOod business. This is a good oneortanity for say one wishing to go into the business, or a halmrting_to IDOTG64IO their trade. Bstignsetoil. Moons nog ICIT se Fin[ out . Address "Box 980, • puma is Post with name. YMIN AND FLORISTS T ° NU lar • tot th• Soatklrsetens seed of ll' Ali or abi t ler. liirttrr oe .W-a BOARDING. VANUA:ES and Gentleman desiring snpe- A: friar board for the InlaiMer eke owe ohms of 0. cool rooms ateef waLNuT een . lv jyU let* a TZ BOARDING.--Gentlemen and their families or single gentleman, P&P be accom modated with .Boiird, with pleasaht wad handsome rooms, furnished or tinfantlitted, at BUS LOCUM* south ode of Washirutton beaus. The lambast, being opposite to one of the handsomest parks in the city, is oentral, and extremely pleasant. Transient persons milting the city can be accommodated by the day or week. Terms moderate. A basement frontroom. with private entrance. for rent, suitable for an ogles. WWI) YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN BE accommodated with good, irarticerVer:th . of thatlrte'srie wilt, too nvste t a lkweek Shmea n 1 1% patch. A ZIIMEA ! AZIJIMEA ! - AZUMEA I AZUMEA! AZUNZA.I AZUBIERAI AZUMEA! PROP, MORRIS , AZUMEA BAKING rownvt. es ra r garzact i w an . rto.z t lii r rt . h youmi
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