, _ -Tilt. • pitmuesvini Augnetl, 1860. sretiratitate. - '6l- Peutifyliania, - a here oft jails" atealeited by the peo'ple, it is the "(Alia', every. taiithlsOliwirtwatch, thit'aor;, MpaicereVarave toterant with the administrotien cdarid' iddielst, s ; denistoin mei not ISCeoird",tbif' pollee. "In England,-where ihe"ja4geo am tlnplly appolutie tin -Crean, /UM ..tbe tyrannical Glop Minpalsed-the fiat, that - .I isidepind , 0 4a441nditil ifiteattil:wthe larrOlkad" , ' Ilberilee 'aid r*lthe :itt r any ea deote; and meet son linflonordfithillrowe." Before* time, the judges in Inland Were Independent of the ti mg4o ,,asion,g Uthe KU* liihd, but atm the King dlid - tlaterairld• to bad- Otime: Tveh thle I limit ofjialielid independent, was »tiara it tin' 'ingestion of Gorr 111, and a law passed pro vtdingthet Ittiijmlireecounstision amid survive thelaitisinfilosCrown.flo thejudgei in S'nglaud l beguile *ha* indepentiontof the Soreraign. Tee futigomeina idea of our own government tbai ;if 'is a • gortirsieent branand not of ono, and We, havetimes' thle Ides'oarrled, out'with the moot ourpriapor 114011* • Wherner Altiera* eater prise has, eatilid eat fellaWaitisens.•' 'ln Begiald *CM i 1: •onlikend traratho lloveridapa, with the powerillaga, to the peOple; but here, when the people aie sovereign, and the amine of power, thereje no appeallflon thipapidar will, howeyer lade not pistons* and no protection against It, I aim in the tarldglitinie and independenoe of the lodtelaty. _Our . Constitutions tad oar lasi ire made riot so 'Minh- fee OM, pepular majority again lit. 'TIM • mass of the 'petals need no pia • teetiou against their,,own will;- but, the minority, the weak, the felble,ihe aingle man, the poor and the defueeleathesearitheY,whoneedProteetleti, and for them the mass of the people oat themselves luau; restraint; They mike constlrations to ea the range and limit within which mdriaire can be made br.thiniejititir, dad they clause Mims to be aspirated, and give them porter to See that the popular all doom not Yam beyond those limits in Making laws, that tho inajotity doer not exercise its' power to crush - out the rights of the minority. and that the multitude doe! not wrongfully deprive alibirty or property the individual. ' 'When, however,' the Judger are dependent di reedy, upon the people foc their,alear, with what-, Mar of boner and emolepierds may be attached theretO,' thaw, Jr eistel'e usages that they may not be so' iudiipendent,of thelnaler soudittifel, if the righttif thelaintirity ; eitheyarepreperly. mamba tableland It hoboes*, everyman to uer one aver the judgeen-double portion of that eter nal vigihratandtleit bas bees tray the Wee, oiliberig: :Mato lermethily the duty of the pith; .110 journalists - , nlant we trust Mei hive never failed to ralie ear wrieingenet ray palatal initiation of, tia Tillie. of the. Individual,, any leenlngo; our judges to popiler prejudice, say yielding , on th eir part popular clamor, th atl hu tame under our notlec - - ' habit we have formed of welching the ten dency of oufjudielarY,, Wilder the new plan which we may beeadMiative ureter trial in our Statoor making thijtagaidepeedont for office upon popes larM111; extend, itselitothe judger of ear Saga:Min /Katie, end to lead ,u occasionally to comment , upon, other: 'talent deadens' thin those in washing; ra nt attains are directly Inn _ „_, • A caniotraitlitaine in Petaluma* turned up in Nair Jersey, growing oat of the contest of the Cam den sad haulm Rama Company with the New Serelylleibroad - oracianZ ford monopoly of the punnet era loeiiweeu Philadelphia end-Je rsey 4118 y; The pup - Oaf' New Jersey were greatly ex- Aka on the sagest. and Itposeessieratereat for the Mewls satanic theasitat as it tends, tit determine -What wait be tile efffsi, of Iniontido saute ou the tights prop erty-_•- '" The Camden end•Amborßillroad *ale Wished Aokillet:aliiikeed to ouseet their preesst Meek ;With a pion , opposite New York ,city- at or near, :Hoboken, and to do soil was neuseary- to throw; • tLvtigei. - over.eertsln rivers on the - , route. An act' ..afitte:Legielatire, passed in 1700, gave the CUM ava •right; t or, *other' words, thi rocuoion, of arai'these riven;, ton turnpike aainitay, Sow th e interest t iNew Jamey. d 100 ad comPely: outs " came ',before ;the 'unit on en :application for inrajunettioi "tiPM - Arent the 'Madill*, of the ralimialitagee; Wailes criett building vela Mr an infringement of the Inmeida of - the tensplke Company. Chancellor - ilrerablideolded that the set of 1700,:grautiog theMonepay if mantalning bridgen for toll to the turnpike posemay, net. Contemplate, Mere araern - ;:redlivey ketomOtion,'Abeer tot' invented, , aisd that tho,butidleg of railway ci;aducis' is sot to •Ittrooneitlered'anisfrectionarthe Inseam of the tunthetempany.".z.-. This *mar as'airtially Munn*. the doctrine that every'tet'nftheLegislature Is llable't'o - be in. fie Med, trarrprotrradra tratlt)endit , by aju" ndd 4 , 1 ,4 imProilfd t.4,o l 4llsital *y . entir• Pelee. Iteettainly G a very eeirreplent doctrine, Dow, eimarfl balki•-ierY wide enlist'!o ` whih it lsbsp bee of oper a tes; lair a- vii`, ere If toes; new conditions, according_ to the 'easel: of td a Progrirararialits :It worthy of serious regard both by Amoeba and political The question Is .tanininded; with additional In terest, from thiliet that er,prserat n ,the winds of threneetirateraNert and post- , tire variance' upon ,this: very question. 101845 ' the questniinee whether the bridge Sias Hart: ford and New Company: isisf fe tertereseevrith the 'imobadve grant for bridging the Connecticut river, possessed by the ?id .1 1 / 1 40 llosiamatty, :The fall hen% or Coe ; s'eatfeat; O. J. , W Olson givlng the draision • tad that theareetbA of snob az bridge-y, n1,4;111114 **PoPY..Y.f M ig l l4l.P9SlincoSt!ou tothe Esdo_ld Pito panT was' a ulationaf tbe latter's charter, and that raise/ yridges_ nonsegiently essential • and unwarrantable interfere:nen with the rights -.patina by toll - bridge eonipanies. _ 4. - doeldottiefosiad'ln.'New•Yerk, by the -Chan cellar of that State, In 1107;_thet an mattivil right tea*, across this *hawk river, wM not in. t}t~t[ed with by - a railway bridge. • ;Bete.** dem - not resat - the point of the 'preiwat:rare; etel;•al ; Bluth referred tole the argument, hive- hies automated: in any way:: the ; Counietfeat *go. It has busman gain ei lnteresting '; -maul qualm, • how. . - thi varies.; States the ' ;Caen will dispoeiof the rarinaranietalindistra !Aram*litatopelimmirsoted-:by•soi:•ssany if Om 'stn th eir may isfeseY, atm ;i'Muiregetailit aid penteetioleislralmagantakdo illedilamiet - meats and enterprise. adoYi', one anus and, anctber In Conn..tient, ItMas decided :that tee' _eiloluive graii.af Bridge ''Companniar, et as all, nothing bet PrOPerti; - like all- other :,maperty, - was ,espablif of ban Aiken, on payesesit of costammetim; when the pub lie minorities raged fees railway bridge. In New Jersey, the theory is fungirited; that,in - mob muse, no eimpanetion at all is required, and that -41-the ev .ion eau be employed, that the new im provement did not exist in the days of the Inn litine which, granted - , the ezoinidve rights, than it isno infringement. . . • • ' • ; Oa tea whole, we decidedly prefer the Controti aatafew. The New Jamey theory pines vested - ma• eubetantial rights of • property too much at ''heated, and"ifata '', ikilr ' nhe _entlrtly upon the abanei of can havelitione and eofentille Improve- Meets." Praetirally, turnpikes May, ha rained by railways j- poor railways' may mina by better • ones; for. thorn Met lath difortinee in degree be tween eulditaireilWays as there' hi befereelf - them ead".rarapikes; nad, - Ilnally, - railways themselves are 0 41141 . - **of ion; on the in*** of some en patine niodS•Of thearatira, which the Ingenuity of ' maw May Yet Amite.. Itidoell not Milli to we nor • met rapriselple, that - when large anklti,ierdolui Anieeteseata are made on the faith a pabilk pro :" stooklioldere Mural be inthjetit tegsatilost - , • -metre lifie;liy the iota the selfratue 'Patilli' r It ariekast ale epringiagc of a Imp , ea' partial who_ 1 1 1 7 .10 1 4.004 OOtnittllidt4lnnolres to (terry Oat . Ara psbile improvement.. ' We 'isiderstand'Utit - all OiltsEltlgi Qollsylitions irpriedy privided iiptinetjrat rub mile amebae, readily fintieseti by their Nampo. The Coausitleut , jays wisely say I " If it tiesratiAiblikihapublle -Bath 4s.let_be trielatee, or the, built of Mort in plivesteni iost,, me anima* the improvement I -The emasauaty WIC politicos. by presenting patio faith than they wilt gall by Bit .41atiatien; although for sAiiiie It may ease otherwise. • Bat we de'eat. , = t4lon'ftAnt citAer soursionawf 6iiitiece Ws, think thereto iierariervitlea pilaff& by - Prareitiiiit an bd bird, And good falthirekiyea. z• is this that private property fain for, ;puha* ass upon compensation made-"- (17 0621., ' • , • 4 , '; We do Sot understand. Chancellor Greek de ',ado that the mare• dideresm in name between 'railway radon 'at all the oaris t - That Would• be, alum -&;-alliiithitehriestlit `trundle laken....thiv t u r i i s no , iflitteeferenee with a. turnpike ,brage - ',frazilibite • „ when railway Warn are erected by their sides.. 400. dileall to: air' how Meth a conclusion can be arrived at.; It . may be oak* to the anima " 4 Mielra ~ 1 Aurae* Sikh lawyers often era Sand *reef enirding matters ietio ; but se joty of 2 ,Agaftiriiiratetioad:Poitilisly inapt iii*limfiWireedief to .14 A air Wisif: 'Ant; (14( 1 100111; eftthink 'an' ratable Means of sad --..-1;4611410 travel ,to .say Li' 401 111 0 11 ” 10 0 444 0410 0 - MAW • -- . 1: '0 618112.414,ea ts*- 11 1 , 4 4, twit is ail : aAria !ffliiiPe oar Ables**„.COgkerulkitkgt*thop - taint in i 7iK iiii.olut,to::o 46 ljviudg: railway''lNeeit may WIWI* 4::rairtMisaf the bridge, and Will 610P4irsieuile Sa4alitright,dideb -`• istranterabridid, wtl ear glilditattfac PrildniStro Pidfo llowrn s 0044railrillptra140 tht :". I :,iiekt'icAlidtkiolmido o3444ty o ll ud - Abe ramitift _ of '-i.dr'411.14.14011111.0•01016st sail- MIM 4 the bodifil,tik44o.l.:sl4o } hen made b.= wows im ? b7,940.40,1pph0010s To oar utindS,, the New7eneY clianiellOes s vier savors Ittrorigly qf whatDiglishweit consider,tir Amerbiaithia;?' he law, - Theis jodielit iwpepa, kbWeVer,:althmigh ooninein tn . tome West= trn States, hive not 'been so in New Jersey, end se h _jiiiiMary, there Are appointed; they ought never to be a heard of, • Their tending• ii injurious. Theydistroypieblio credit, And uncerhiinty is at= twitted to alillivesinionts„ „LOrd Macaulay . ; in his only letitii on Anieiloa, depreeated what he eon= aide* to be " c disregard, of vested righ,M com mon in American tribunals, " but,' elertainly ! : wi !ire flo w an, ld en ou gh` natio`lii - be Wunewhat On'tridlefitiatittilti and grenfids, notwithstanding popnlii,clamer -against ma nopo ;teth.wa prefer,' the' emiairiatlvw program moored by the - Oonnwitleitt decision, and hope, for the sake of. publie Improvement, and public Credit, to see that, arta& 'ot orerooming - monopoliee adopted generally in thii country. `The stack idarket was; more twdsy, and an advanii of wait realised Upon Pennsylvania Railroad, shares, And i uptni„ Readikg; Pittsburg bonds are looking rip. , . the money; market le lunehanged in any of its :The eillelaraveragee of 'the banks hi the pity o Wen York' for.' the, neat ending paturday last 'August -4,1880, present in' the aggregate the fol 'tuning changes front the' previous weekly state mint of July 28 : • Inorease of Dporoase of Broom ...... . Inatome of emulation.. Decrease of deposits. The following le the anal tonnage of the Shama kin Valley and Patnal. Railroad Company : ' - • • ' Week. Veer. For the week ending Aug. 4•••4.9,411 103 On le Same time lag ... 06 13,16714 'harems . . .1.719 07' 19.865 01 titock, Ezobaugob Sueee Autturt 7. Ur ItEroaszo stil. X. IWAYWLICSIL, slot Wilma. Illssat. , . 91111 IT BOARD." NW City 61.-:.:New.• 1000 100-Reading w.. : . . ... 23yii 78118 do ...New 10.34 8 Idinithill R.-- ... 08 11190 Sahli Rev Imo Be 88 -4 do ..».. _. .... 600 lON Cats Istinolt 7e.. 34 • 1 Poona R... i ....... 4014: 1614 do ~...I_.. ... 30.0 10 do .........—. 40i 1900 Olin &.',11w664119 81k! 6 do .—......... 411 100 CIF i CW4444174 80 , IS do „ ...-.... .es 40' 1000 Pitteb fa eltetzb. : , 611X 6 do . ' 40• Ti 1000 Nuts & 11100b7... 1 7 a do' .• ...= 4 h 1610 Rarriatort WO. 96 '6 N Pe ace 11 10/j WOO Load if. 004 ICU, SKr wyeen& Coatow•.. SII , 11900 News 110/4..101 7 f 3 Cana & Awb IL —...131 -1 adiecif...2...... li i2O • do ..:.......... /32 , ifFETWNEN BOARD& • 1 .. . 5 0 14iluslel I*lso Lops 161 r .ba 123. - BROONIJ BOARD.. - ' - ' I SO - Amos 63.-,._;...•'963‘ 1000 esti - swims latmo!3 S 3 , ddi rObyi Nair IMP .do 00 MI do - s 1 10013 am & distb 6,19 RN 400. do .. Ala stzg moo Cattornos Istatort MG LI Boionl Navirerd. 23 MCI do - 'C6 33% 7 Barr/abort •. • ••• al% AFTER BOARD 11600 Penns Ba—.:-....—. —..-4... --..... 963 i ''.• • :- BIASING PRICES—DULL. . .., .., , • . - - ;Bid. Asked. Bid. Agkid. pirteigildnik,lol , 111 Wompt& E 76 1m... 70 la MB 101 .10 Long laid 11.--- 13 1334 h ist% da 116.- - nOw..l6iii 10434 Lon Cl & N...., —B6 ~ emus U. ant of 9636 1163 i Loh Olt N Sorip.tt -423 i Ming A. ....I3IZ 2181 North Penns 11....194 b.% 1368 1 713._,80i , 86 IN Pennalf 68.....76 7634 IN intoff9o 91 18 fenr,s R 106.. -1013 g Mud mt6sUl... 7434. 75 Csturigss him b. 33 3?J Penns R.. .go 36 UV Friar & South L. ; Si roans It 211 nit& 80K. 915.1 S° Tlad.-itg 1.441 .. tor Clank& off MX .68 - i kv_intiat.. 2534 P r ß i ii %Tail - 11 4NISdP s t7 1 1 1 .1 L .... 1 4 34 burl Nay Imes... If • war*. & Corlio..ll 34 BrißsvBilg....lo . talObigt& Walmit.3lU U 90 ny Nangorf.... NI Philadelphia Markets. , Avenel. 7—Evening. a There is shady demand for Flour, and farther sales of! OtO Mks are reported , part mid. l est seinini, at is 5081115.52./i for fresh ground superfine, the latter for bet tei bralule efittlees3.7S for Western and Penn. extra, sad Of far family; old stook mastfise is selling in lots tp the trade at 116.26, slid extras and fancy brand, at from 86.60 ti 88.50 per Mil. u to -brad and quality. Fie Flour le steady at OXON, ind .2eans. Corn Meal at *IA pie bbl. - Wnevr.—There oaf/dr demand at fully former rates. Sales include L5OO bushels at suoujsl.3l for reds ; the ' latter for choice Southern: White ranges at from 81.0 - to 81 60. an in quality and but little offering. Are is wanted, at 703 for new Sant for old Corn is moo and wanted, and• abouts IMO bushels Yellow sold-at 7to in store. Oats are firm. with f itthersales of 5.000 bush els. New !taunters' at IlSo afloat. Bens is rather lower. with sales of -about BO Made first No. l Queroitron at SW per ten. Corrorr. , --The- Market any quiet Attlee reach about Sin bales, without any change to note in pies or demand. - - . • • Gnocsarse.—The Movement is small and mostly con fined to /Fume, at steady rates, for refining. , Coffee °online. sears., aad Molasses doll. PROS:IstoNS.— This. turbot oonliniaSS .firal, MOSS Pork , ilrattoted at 1119M620 per bbl., Lard—there m ebange. Butterie lOjilag at 11012 e per lb for packed. WilasKY /cares. renneylvanis bur& roiling at fie; Nesttra and Pennsylvania do, 21Met224; dredge sae, and lads at about sto per gallon. • ARRIVALS' AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS or vo 12 o'oir.ooe LAB? moor . GIRARD HOIIIII3-I(inth and Chub/U .- streets. L . r . Mad*, Chicago ' Chits Hair. Nano I vania t.. Larkin,„Pannalivauta H 0 Jametton. Penns I& haiku; Pennsylvania .. i Ramsey. Miobigan X NDenning.california ' miry Stevens. Indiana Miss lumens. Indium, -, me tiordon. Ind tel l s Jas HIM & la, Kew York Miss NM. New Yor Miss Davitk New York R Johnson. Missouri J W Wit - son, Mlesourt - ' I, Troott. Mobile Mho 8 V arrogate, Banton; Chia Albrieht,M Chunk 'IA Mann. Meropbte -,, RA Burton. Memphis llatt V.MetwlT. kluissiniti - Jun J Pavia & M. N York Miss I out. New Vork - Joe Gutty & la. ilarri.muy • Russell Ilmsherf„:4; t rzheig Rtt Mnbletalerrt• bane :gee Martini Pennaylvalia--4 W. , Alumina, M' Chunk Dui/lawn, Illinois, ~ •P RD L 1 .V.1 lentrit.Chicsgo IJIM* k. ht. bt Lou W 4 Tooy if .,llxingp? .. mi )ii tr. N 0 ..,. Wft Gi fl, Mc fern......! Millard. Lock port " M Kirk & la, Mart land ' R N Burnett & la, N York Missitureetr, New York Miss Maxwell:New York . Johnisokson. Mass gII ailattlurs, Kau - r Wle Ogden & la, N J J Trejah'e, o Mama , ' Dr T Nook. Louisiana I. B mabowlo Cubs Sandia Mora, Cuba John G DomOss. gaelnutti TB Harrows, Lancaster • Wm Blookwood. Pa _,-- -J B Bell Rime My &lox Mulygorrimpe fil, XDi W Roaoh, New Otleses IS Routh new grleans, . J A Robertson. Richmond latrel - MeCanigltimore Muter W McCann, B o lt Wm eraddin, ennsylvania Jas Watson, Lie/aware -Dr Goo Poet, titian/fro - i 8-Avery, Ohio- - B R Pitiably, i t Haves F Mattingly. Baltimore las Baxte4rehrisylvalita Mitohell, Baltimore les Wattilhasignial . „ Stool. Michigan Bartell, Ohio - ~ li t hm Hermiston. IPAlaull W Bin. Gunk, Wjfloook. sew York Wm Llobbin, Baltimore lIT Manahark, Bvtimore ' LW Wenfleld. Ballionoro Dr la Wolluoe, Reading Pa Plt Winters/eon. Pa • .I,eva Howes & wire, Ba,lt iieto I ear. Doylestown W Wsidlinter,Penasylv a H T Barns. Pennsylvania -Wm A Pratt. Now York I A Pratt, New Yore --R II Evans & eon Pa • Rjjnidregn, rifir York -- - T Trac, New Orleans ~ J V Dwane. sow ork W P Waite, Ohllt 11l Gil l . Jew W M Gumboil. pe: inly mit, PII /Snowden. PennaglVanha A•Bmons, New York NI Dray, Mayans Jos M M ulen Hhio ohn Oa e, wow Henna W W liudy, New Orleans Ohms D Kirk. Baltimore Deo 0 Koowleti. Jr,Dalt John "arson. Baitirore Juimmstrong &ton, Halt ino (Web BaltimorB (yr, mes. maiumors / .11auss, uteWrstor • I M 100d5004,-New York WM r Jcw irgL _Pet. 'shun Miss Toying, Petembu ro h T Hambl, Baltimore; • W B Powell, NI lionsalimi RN Brum & la, Lo,umtras Valve% Columbus 8 Bann, • - .T bum. Baltimore A Werke • 1 _-r t arktrern 4. UWOOL A hum • Straus, lowa I Tsarinas ow York p m Yonne, New York LH Lipton. ur York „„_ 1, tives,Oblo . . Min POW trio .W. O Foster. Ohio Roil Colby, New York •• ' ' B J iloutbmayd, Jla - - CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Coi. - Ninth and Chestnut. 8 VlDasett k. la.Chneco jail Bale, Nllefonto - it Melt 01)0101$101 PErnwley. waehington , ? aliptA w o :gm.. ' it= i ' all i nven W a eat,Bonth Carolina J w Rinintirt,N Orleans thlinerdi Loekeort - .[_B reybiti. - Penna h art R Oilmen. Cinomnati , , W tabards. Columbus, 0 0 'illlnilibowir. mg , - 'A . Cincinnati 8 Mar vet ac 111011, MR. 0 ' ni *s h ock, tAn. 0 Miss B cork: Cincinnati, 0 ' , Foot Port Henry Lltiohardeon, - Tenn W Chan, New York Steele. Jereer City -W H • plear, len,yr York / 1 esi DOWD. agoolorn ajl Wiliam/. Brooklyn N Bilonte in WY. Tenn J - Ginon,Tennenee L P firr. Tennessee - 0 Oneona , . a Orleans G er. saisamerni ,L F Wks. Temp I Mammon DA,' sun ?A miner. /yew York JL Washburn, flawwws - / w biandliaNaintan Vl'Worisli. Providence 40 R anniiii. /net York O Koadriolt, Covectiout L E A Kemper' WllOOllllOl 18411117FIY:ric York itLTI6.I7. ctt . ...ti vritne Horsy AT' It I frt=ft hl gthitpo entwine', wow York ' Illtrathers A . son. Warren Yl4 Dodge /tot: Fiona -_ MI A gyiehardson Ig4.ilt.l4: l l, l Z i e s 1 1 14 1 4'474n Y ~ Z _eylor, Charleston , BC re nor, Charlatan til l e l s il a9l° Zesr d li s ts i t% - II W r4:112 . SltZ= iredit «"ArbilriTeildittl9 - Mn ?Dermas enrier., it , __ ,_ il Men- Ity, Cinit,l. Pittsburg r 0 van vu. iv Y., , Tem: l ,o l°7 u ni kA Yews Moor,New gvary . C lord & A Offal 171i1Trilit4viltillariw York pt vititE l dru n ilt • Mirbertann Fat 'Tessa J ll_ shroud A la. Iv aahln iV p r zooe i r i t nuns . , f i et er a ziAsltimore Mn WalabMl .. ‘'. , Milt Bowe)! 7o I ln7A4Mr_rlp. Balt ' irsirgi r ig i , g rir i e -Cfeetwodd. e.on on i ' A Ctar k ar 2 wr i, 4 9 B r . - --11irfa r alltar . e i rol: " j it i r kitobsu, 6 B:Ore a ft' i. I t Atrrtoz a : rigtoini ' NH M l : l ohrifoti °wn ; J o b_ u ethd r , 'mimosa , 7 4 #111. Arebst, icomoou " vlßlen.istasent *mil : , 1 1 1 icnresisem Baltimore li p i , :iinchton. ila (i t h lre trehr, Baltimore teal, F' Ninholoon, t• , Mob y tir zolirmore J Volt &wi t' rota _Va ss 1 o. • Kattlaky feellitTN.:lll"- ,Altlei m ini Stork Nl Rignter a 11, Arka , au Oft oi Wawa - m om ., Hammy. 141. 0 arm. Gapers 1 ' r, allaWell & in. Dityabg • R. armor . incinnati Bonn hatchet'. England ~ i Jr Plummer, j 4 Cuolins 4;/%l l Mtie rr il C ara "' i fth a Vi e 4 B l7l.l:4lla rk LI Almon. Airiness P Ransom, Bprl neneld. 0 ;It I g amo gN r4fio ttr vi nl i f l I PlFirelizgt . r , RI J A Noi ku ntrotag su ora. ji„, r ,„,ter. Ism . New York V i r, - Plase,.firg)lllll . 14, .030f a lfrlIS M D tB et, Mr linen atitignore II W mailer la t Alt %lir Lertson a T ka ll Attenefillash e ville Idree lel Is, Mc w it s eerv,Te e n e u n -woo l y. Robert. chimps /a 43trailgord,Boston Toile AV*. ItC obb,' e aritalia NW Der C . Mama - 1 tom DWi name Tenn P AZOberlany, anAnybip , Aatftlarff, Enyland / Grant & Wire. Monat i ho . k . W woods iv T l eon . l dilt - Vg i siVer 1 1 2 k., its' - ;- i R Earl, I ..d e irgir : • W Jan, Louieniiii !-" - C it roams. Baltimore R 0 Ralph; New Y. rk .- 'Si II Holbrook - P-Witingergliobinond T G Gluallell. Elt_Lonle A'BoWman, ew Orleans] = Mee J Pussy, Penn's SIERDRANIW NOTlCL—Potigibmtelieti below Arch. B T/Jon, New York ti r Tiorso_a. Philo v t m Kt tat W b sen, Ps a. ,‘,., I /I, wen, Ps Love, Ykita Uri , T,. 4,, _ r ill Is. Texan -O GI O . r . d*/ A - -:. DPI Y sekiptosh, Maas jtue a.E Elliott.k !plainly is J0134.* Ortut. ratiburg ' ligq_ Me Pittsburg , J Pews, Futon oho In 8p.14,./CMIIOIIv,II,JW4Parig meta. Pittsburg f7ll6 r . e iLitizr: 1, va,. • oftrept,l°. a prank, New Oilcan. A Ernd, Nely ork rughtv. Cheater, Pa t .04111 1 19 1 ,. LiPhinko rebore on I G Blank, Wash, Dp manumit', AnentiO i pin W i °""rlinii M ga ° 'ig al :A Pli n $ 1 Vi ka 'FEN Harrisburg ei 1 I 'e A ligili r f e t?4 " a ll igt a T rr en sb iz - I' / k m... , 0i! . ... , P. x .,' .„I , ,:g t r,,TlVlrernt ' 1174 * es,, - usbidetwbeirry..rrinaston. el ..3 a,. ew ork G Murphy. riplets ott ' alibi ork. Pa ' 11 apeman no enn.lBlei ' nor York eltietaea ise lul minor, _ ._. r. - - x Die', tibiima . . :pp 4P., , y4.4, —c a .' . - I. tu reV;kiiire=i 1 :ionesnaci, kedallo -,- ' ' pal lOTA ',ONE, HOTEettnat street, abon lifigat. /sari num& Phili - - - /oltc_A - Owens. Phil& 0 Rottman lowa . I Liti p h . b l nalin 4 t7 I , i pl i c isl y. LISITIbertV VII 1 .-1‘ 4 3 21 6 " ..: -.;: , ;Wrp: Pg: 0110 0 Capin, tills re ILB Done. /Itch= iu I: :P r ' .112 ,3 1 X - 7 A LIV i II ii k;„ e "14 11 ': : ; tittTat i llgall nibbler - ---2 lo weladm aiar : - f ,_ . _ Van m artifilj i 114110 1- 11 • SO 041111,414 at D'4,-.-- - ViDresounw qrk ball-Ctsa - , •°if , rie r gh4 l7 Phil " '. ' , AMERICAN PlOTEL—Oheetant. a'hovri Fifth. kliertill: , Detswerit-- - --- B blegkeNewTork • - • amen}}iiiin New Jane, Olga Dewey, than, 0 B'Pliz t irtson, Cincinnati mrs Jae Peeress, Pee yhick. rooe. Jr, sienna 'Miss thinieTerinook, Pe E sok. Delaware H P Orioles, Delaware Mrs 8 adman, W Chester Miss J Stull. W Cheater ,141 - 0 Watson. Milton - /no Fox, Concord Dr Cors,n. Trenton Mire Lizzie L Gibbons pa Mist TI Gibbons, Penile Miss Annie - Tineley; - Jiro L Motel. Baltimore Jar NUottes. Savannah .1 GAIII9IOII, New Jersey oel Allen. Philadelphia Thos Harman, Baltimore (I 0 Broken, Maryland Geo Tlarrie & la. New York Min Harris, New York Geo, Hakim New York WIT Fisher, Jersey Shore John Bailey, Cinoiensti F Atwood, Maine koter.p.Pre' ri awave T Bailey Spa res, Phila da irork j j'Atintl;gh e .gr York ism M B Dailey, New York L Bake,, New Yeah j_e. Whalen, New York _ Ed_tiailinter. New York miElttivides,Taanton,Misee H a Winslow & wf. Belt 0 hew fork_ T B Melrose, Smyrna, Del John W Barnes, Wilm, Del - THE UNION—Aroh r street. above Third. H Smith, New Jersey Richard Hillier Jr. N W C Bishop, New Jersey '0 0 Rourke, N Brighton R 0 Ross & la. Look Haven Bard M Bane, Cleveland, 0 Jam Bossing. Pittsburg Miss Horing. Pittsburg Eakin & la. Honesdaleno Ri.sintlier.. Pipeirove Rev F W Conrad. Da ton m Major. Pottsville .lirs Haien. Pottsville, Pa David Rigel', Savannah Wm H Edwards, tevannah JJ Hodges, Savannah 0 Brim wt & oh, Georgia Wm H !drum. Augus , a, Oa D S Althouse. Reading, i s E W Marlin & la„ Pa J Burl. nt. Warren, 0 Miss Barber, Newton Falls .1 A Ellitson. Delaware I T Delaware W Russell; [Animater B Stokes & wr,Siroutlaburs Mics M N Stokes titrondebi Jinn Brown. Phila H Sanford & la Newtown Miss Sanford, Newtown W Marshall, - Philadelphia 0 V Dlelnoh, Canton, 0 „ST. LOUIS HaTEL-Chestnut. above Third. Francis Starr. - N H_aven Miss Rosey Astor, N Haven Wm Dirner,New York fors Cosier, New Jersey Mies Dare, New Jersey Win .Roor, Georgia A Holbrook, Providenoe A eichy. Louisville Qteller. Louisville B Z Side% New York J Torbert, Y Ikton. Md Peter Collier, Delaware W REllimt, Washingto n H B Illansdon,New.York W Hammond. Penn 'a C O Y Wishtman, Palled's - John PhiPPe. Mess C MoParlso4, M esa ItParkhurst.!raw York N W Wait. /few York 81,043,949 on 697 416.134 437,669 . . . . . H Philippe, Virginia R H Woolman. Cheater co Mica R P Lincoln, Y _Berlin II Wilson, New York C H Fisher, New 'York R Armstrong, K 611.411 Max Elehrodt, Heidelberg John ' P Coleman, urn MT. Va;RNON HOlEL—Beoond street, above Aroh. A C Gallaher J E Fldred, Boston 0 8 Hollister, Hancock, N Y o e o W Jackson , Pin l a John W Walser. Boston Cl i. fl Palmer. Abington A Boucher. Abington A Morton k la• Pa 08 Vantlegrift, Pa Deo W Lord. Jr. Pa gimith o rioriestown Dr .1 H D Knowles. Del Levin J Lank. Peatord, Del Beni 8 Graham, Del . Jag Wood, Cape May Win 'T Morrison, Pa J D Rapp. Bookingham Geo Abraham, amascus FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street. above Market. I .1 Flrks. Salisbury. P W Uernston, New York O 8 Hopkinson, Is, &eh, NY A Holmes & N J W Fewer, New York Semi, same, Baltimore T iihnizipon, New Jersey Wes Bitaxaton, N Jersey J o Orson. N h ew Orleans Jersey B J Howe, New A d w York COMMERCIAL HOTEL—ISIxth Stmt. al. Chestnut. R W Levis. Wed °fleeter W L James. West Chester Rao W Emil.. Lanotieter co H Linville, Elkton M Pennock. Worn. Del II H Priantm Cape Mey Thee waiter, Chester no AI Broder, Cape Henloggin Ina*o Batten. Pt Deposit John W Chandler. Phila H Graham Jr. la. Pa Master °reheat, Ts John WaY, Lftnesator co J Riley, Reading K Henna. C..ester co W Hawthorn, New London Jacob Chandler Pa R. II ChM lent, Jr,Cape May M P dmith, Cape ay - John Otlfillan, Chester oo STATER UNlON—Market street. above Sixth. Samos G illett. Penney lvatua D F Anderson, Willacla- Chas r inalatr. Phllada Alex inbneleoi. Texas fr Rankin, Bellefonte Aabr Whiteside,( hector co W M Conner & Ia Lootaville .1 C Woodward, lowa NATIONAL HOTEL—Race RUM. above Third. Chasßailor, Pennsylvania Joe Gormley, Philadelphia Henry E Rube, Allentown C W Eckert, s Ilentown Cat Jno Daman. Pa Mien Mary • Hurtx,York lb H. Johnson, Nashville H Dav Is. Milford. Amos banshee, Lane co W M Zerbey. Pottsville Miss Rile A Zerbey. Pa Dr c evi tiberholtser, Pa John Hemmer, Allentown Mad nertat, Reading' E Vandiver. Canton, Peunsylvania BALD EAGLE ROTEL—Third at.. above Ciallol4°ll. Joel P Geiger. PeuerrlvaniaJ G Wink & wf, Lettish co J 0 thlenbeimer. M Chunk 0 Rental. Hellertown Amanda& rimer, Penna II Winters. Lancaster eo 8 Fromm, N'i Frampton co Levi Tremor, Penns B M Pawl, Backe county, Pennsylvania BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at. ab, Callowhill, Chas Weand."Allentown HeeryS Rprer. Olney, Pa H Foyer. Olney. Pa Wm Kerner. Pennsburg , Chas Harper..Tenkintown A. Buckman. Meolmniov e Jacob Hutt Sumnerown clever Fetters . Nyberry Benj Tomlinson. Byberry Linford Tomlinson. Pena John A 'Snob. Reading Geo 'Kline, Amityville, Pa MERCHANTS' HOURE—Third se. above Callowhill. W H Hooker, Allentown Geo Straub. Bath, Penns H R Rowel. Lebanon, Pa Faml H Fisher. Centre oo' D Dineen, Centre on. Pa E L Cone. Quakertown R el/ones. r 'ron. Ohio Lobo kottier, 11.eading Andrew Cies. ell, Sushkill Tel, limn Steiner. Bumble° D Bohner, Sohuvisilloo Jacob .tein, sphurlkill en E Wldiaws, Busksoo J H Edwards. Penn& BARLEY SwEAF HOTEL—Second et.. below Vine W Bross. Narrowsbnwr 8 Samson, ha :strum J C Gest. Pennsylvania Frichorswell, way, NJ k •f atil. Horsham AI, Phillips, orsharn Puterhangh. Wilkesh're Jesse Commit. Bunks co W Crook, New Hope •, Mr; Dr W savinpton, Pa D Little. New Jersey E Atkinson Wrishtstown JBchiiier. Philadelphia 13 Kamer. Pennsylvania W Kanderdine. Pa W ilatterthwaite Hocken° .1 0 Rich, Socks co. Pa fillets. Jr, Npw Hops Dr P oll ee n Buckshil; Day.d Jarrett, Horalliwn Ma, co 'Shea Ent. New Jersey CITY ITEMS. COL. Ones.% vng FUGITIVZ IfORORIL--Atit) offi oer who suffered Col. Crass to mane from him under gone daily arm-questioning as to how it happened. The officer becomes arose at these reminders of his blunder, and he grows more desperately minions to come Enron Orpst. Ile declares that should MOBS again wogs We path, be would risk being considered cross himsell before he would grant any indulgence to Each a cross-cut knave. In tho meantime, it is recom mended to all honest men end good citizens to continue to purchase their germiints at the B own Bione Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Nos.= at.d 606 Chestnut street, above birth. EVIL RSPORTS.—TIie longer I live, the more I Teel the importance " of adhering to the rules which I have laid down for myself in relation to such matters; 1. To hear to little as tiossiblerof whatever is to the pre. iodine of others. L To believe nothing of the kind till. I am absolutely forced to it. , & Never to drink in the eeirit of re.e who eirenlates an ill report. 4.' Always to moderate, as far as I can, the unkindness which is , ex pressed toward others. 6. Always to believe that, the other side were heard, a very different account would be given of the matter—and lastly, always to buy my .I„;,,z . sit the " One Pries GO Clothing Ember* um" of Gaisrirti.: _ `Togas, No. 607 Chestnut street, whose garments are nut(eitri;i:- c hest " style .of art , and sold at the lowest_ prices for easli.&.nd valuable gift is presented witheaoh article sold. tr - LADIES, BRAD MIS !—Daet and moths In carpets are °notelet'' , eradicated' by the Patebt Carpet -heat ins Machines 1203 Noble street. Bend your order, or cal and see the operation. BIRJAMRS MURRAY'S OAX4RORATRD CURDIAL.— This admirable Cordial is designed especially for all those complaints incident to the heat of sum mer. Newham and severe pains of the stomach, vomiting, deo., readily yield to its vary soothing in nu ance. It is elite plea/pint and grateful to the taste, After a trial, few persons will be willing tole, Without it. Thos. leaving for the country shoed not do so without providing themselves with the Cordial. It is sold by Bower, Sixth and Vine. Price SO cents. tf MARIAN ,INTELLIGENOS. .lifEE FOYZYM PAUL • - • Stesmahto Delaware. Cannon, from New York. via Cape Mat 7 hours, with mole and passengers, to JESS Altderditte. Fehr Elisabeth Sane. Beckwith. 9 days from Easton. Md. vim oats to Jas Dowiey te Co. Bohr wm Gektrge, Hazel, 3 dA7 front Emma, Del. with corn to Jul, Bey ay & Bohr Andrew Manshigl. Morris, Iday from Little Creek Landing, Del, with oats to Jag 1. Bewley & Co. Behr A angel, Marton, 6 days from Boston, with mils. to Captain. Bohr Olivia, Fox.l. day from Odessa, Del, with grain, to Christian Cu rran. Bohr Bohemia, Clark, l days from OheesPeale City: with grain teOhristtan & Corral,. MEMORANDA. ' Steamship Kennebec, Johnson, hence, arrived at N York Yesterday. Stesmship Virginia, Kelly, hence. ;rimmed at Rich mond Oth inst. Mesmer Sarah Jones, hence, arrived at New York yesterday. rit'r 0 0 Alger, Teuton, home arrived at Alexandria 6th inst. r Thoe Marko, Gromley, hones, arrived at Hart ford sth inst Side Banal% Keen. for Baltimore wee waiting at Rio de Jerry° June 19. • Ship Mit sr. Leslie, hence, was at Rio de Janeiro June Enid soharging, Ship_Brookirn. Jump, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at New York resterds Y. Bark E Plaribin ileum, Wallace, Rio do Janeiro June Nth, was below Baltimore yesterday. Bark Modena, Taylor, oleared at Boston MA inst. for Philadelphia. Bark Amlia, Power. for Philadelphia, was loading at Rio de reneirn49th.Bark Blue Wing. Barnhem, from Baltimore, was dig ahargingst Rio de Janeiro June 19th, Bark Indus, Thompson, for Baltimore, sailed from Rinds Janeiro Jane Seth, Brig Chicopee Hammond, hem', for Boston,' at Holmes Hole Wilma. Brig Annandale. Hatch. - from Bangor for sal , ed from Hume. Hole• &hitter. Bohr New Y ork, Sweeney. for riengasaki. Japan. cleaed at New York yesterday. Bohr, Celts Moore. Insersolt end Cornelia, Noyes, hence. arrived at Washington. D 0, yesteydaY. Behr Smith Tuttle. Mean, from Provincetown for Philader. sai`ed from Holmes Hole 4th inst Bohr 8 Ina, Hawes, hence, for Bath. sailed from Holmes Sophieh mgt. Sohn Ann, Smith, hence for Aube; J B Johnson do for Dynversoort, R Yens, Prink. from nos • ton for Philadelphia sod Joseph tong. Pierian, from Salem for do. railed from Holmes Hole sth inst. Bohm Lernot Diroont, Corson and R W Tull. Town send. hence, for Boston; Austin Pomona do, for Ply • mouth, and Willie, Brown. do for Calms, arrived at Holmes Hoe 6th inst. to d (1111 n Bohr Carthagena, Orapo , hence, arrived at New Bed at. Bohm Tyrone, &mut. from Salem for Philadelphia. and Joo Patten. Haskill, hence, for Gardner, arrived at 'Holmes Hole sth inst. NewSohe Ar a gils Rye. Nlokelson, for Boeton, cleared at Orlens bd inst. Behr Sarah. Demon. hence, at New Bedford 4th inst. ' Bohm Henry B Otlgoa. Croaker, and Alliance, Ire land. hence, at New London 4th that Bohr L Endicott. foods, hence. at Newpor port nst. Bohr Jae Hadch. from Pighton for thie re mained at Newport P M,Ath inst Bohr M R Carnal°, Ryder. at Newport 6th inst, from Delaware City, Behr e Empire, Adams; J O Henry. Fenton; end Erne line Mosey, Tice, henna, at Pewtneket 4th inst. dam rleo Pales..lefferson ; War Steed. Smith ; VCm Loper, Robinson; I B Dickinson. Smith ; Thos Page. Robinson'_ Many Natt. Brown ; Sarah Lavine. Fort; +Boston, 'Brower; Bet enne. Candy ; Thos Potter. Glo ver; Shenandoah, Blackman ; Anna Smith. Smith; Sarah Clark. Griffin and timeline Haight, be; from Delaware City, at Providence 4r h inet. Behr Onruet. Thompson, for this port, sailed from Providence 4th inst. Bohm Alex Henderson. Ketchum ' and Isle of Pines, selledlrom Providence 5111 Inst. for isrot. Bohm R P Simmons. Undfrer ; Eliza Finnan. Gran mer ISVW Simmons, Geed, ,• ARM*. Cotton Gov Sutton. Winsmnre ; ft G Whindirt. Neal; and 'Q Pettit, Nckerson. hence, at Salem Eta Inst. Bohr M innesota, Baker, at this port, sailed from Sa lem 6th inst. SPECIAL NOTICES. ALL SHOULD not fail to read the adver tisament of Prof. WOOF fa fa-di/I'm rarer. au6-U CARD PRINTING, BRIM AND CHEAPEST ill the Diti.st 34 South THIRD street. . CIRCULAR PRINTING, Hest and Cheapest in the City. at 34 South THIRD strait. BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Best and Chesnut in the City, at 34 Routh THIRD street. HAND-RILL PRINTING, &Wand Cheapest in the City, at 34 Routh THIRD street. PAMPHLET PRINTING, and even other dentin tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the -mostriasonahle rites, at RING WALT fr. BROWN'S, Bre, Ilnilding,34.:sonth THIRD street. 134, BATING FUND—NATIONAL &WWII TRUST OttiptaxT.--Okattend by the State of reansylvanta. , RUTILE.. ' Money is noaivinl ovary day, end in any muonnt lam or esisal. • 11. FIVE PHIL CENT. intend in paid for money from the dap it bs am in. L The mow la slims paid beak In GOLD whenever it is ealled for, and without notice. 4. Morn in /wino from Ex/tutors, Admimisiraiors, Guardicou, and other Trautman, in large or 'mall ennui, tol4o2,sin s laug or stunt p41{04, c . The money recieived from Deemlitore in initiated in R ea l Rama, mortgagee; Oroand Emma, and other fang ohuli aemsrities. , , _._ . ._..... - d. Moe open every day—WAIATT 6tradt, hirathwesi it,.l ow Third shoot. Philddelslic , lea THE , PRIINS.4-:-PiIILADMPIIIA7IWEDNESDAYr AUGUST APRIVED ONN PAWL 'OLottlfiNG OP PMI LAMP 101111t r eiMaiii to the best "manner; aggreiesly for RE TAIL SALES. EDWEST selling mums marked In Plain 'Filmic 'All goo& made to mast warranted astir fsotory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhered to. as we believe this to be the only weir wsi of detains All are thereby ttfatvd shim, JONES & CO.. 'see -If r6l MARKET Street. SoAway H SAVING FUND—NORTHIVINST COWIE* SECOND and WALNUT 8T73.1114/I.—Deponite re ceived in email and large amount', from all cline" of the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE PER OENT. per annum. Money may be drawn by olmoks without lees of in terest. ' • Ohlee oven daily, from 9 until 0 o'alook, end on Mon day and kiatarday until nine in the evening , Presi dent, FRANKLIN 9lreseurer and Beoreter9. (IRAS. M. mmullet. BALLMANDBR Elax-i'soor 8•11118.—A very largo assortment of SALAMANDERS (or gals at tow sortable prioes, t to. Mt 01311STNUT St. Philadelphia. EVANS & WATSON. ERE' MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE nTROYBH., the oldest and beet remedy known for Ex terminating BATE and MICE. COCFCROACHEB BUGS, ANTS. MUSQUITOES, PLEAD. MOTHS, GRAIN WORMS, and GARDEN INSECTS. IGP' Prinoipal Depot, 612 BROADWAY, N. Y. Sold by . all Driteriets everywhere. - rnylti-ein MARRIED. I NHEY—DUKE —June IT 1860, by the Rev. T. E. Meredith, Mr. uharles W. Kinsey to Miss Eli asbeth F. Data. all of Philadefehla. EIMIPTI—ADAMS.—On August 8. 1880, by the Rev. both o u. f sl t at hi y.city. Mr. Wm. H. hmith to Elizabeth B. Adams, HR s silf—JONßS.—On the eth inst., by Rev. William Whitehead Noble Heath. Jr . New 'York, to Mlas Helen 1 0 Jones, of Chaster Valley. Pa. (311.811 L-801 ONION.—on Anima 2, by Rev. W. Cathcart, Mr. John Greet, of Philadelphia. to Miss FA- Itn H. Solomon. of Gloucester, New Jersey. DIED. Mll 11111LETON.-On the 7th inst.. •nna P., daughter of the late F• ooh and Mary B. Middleton The funeral will take place from the residence of her etude. James R. Garregues, No. 10:0 Wallace street. on Fifth day, the 9 , 11 inst., at o'clock F. M., where her friends are invited. V ANEW N -On the 4th Met . Lizzie C.. daughter of Chivies and Eliza A. Vanhorn, aged 2years, 1 month, and 14 day& The relati yea and Mende are respeotray invited to attend the funeral. from her parents . residenne. N. tr. corner of Ninoteenth and Walisoe,on this (Wednesdtiy) afternoon at it o'clock. BRAD FORD.-On the morning of the sth Instant, Bra. Sarah Bradford in the 61st year ol her •se. Funeral from her late residence. No NiS St John street. below Green, on Thursday morning,h inst . nt 10 o'clock. ss 9 CO , IPER -On sth inst., Frame .1. Cooper, aged 19 yearn. Funeral from the residence of his uncle. Chas. B. Cooper. Chestnut street. west of Twentieth on this Wednesday) morning, et a o'eleek. GR7F F ITH/.-Aug. G. *re of Wil liamG,itfithe. and daughter of the late Nichols/ Le Sum. aged 2.3 years. Friends are invited to attend her funeral from the ro sidencs of W. Sterne. No 129 Noble street, on TNT day afternoon, August D. at 4 o'cimok. AD • MSON.-On the 6th inst., Mrs. Sarah Adamson, agedgi years. 11 a'CF.S.-On the 6th inst.. Mary, wife of Charles Bates. and daughter of the late Samuel Brown, Eaq., of Wrightstown. 'ew Je-gey. Funeral from her Into residence. Garden street. Mount 11017, N. J., this (Wednesday) afternoon it 2 ii Monk. BRIG G 9 .-On the sth inst., Isaacs Bnagg, in the 62d year of hit age. tirIoWNHOLTS.-On the 6th inst.. Mrs. Christiana Brownholts. in the fifth year of her are. Funeral from her late residence. Wissahlokon avrnne. Chestnut Bill, this (Wednesday) if ernoon. at 1 o'clock. Cast n F.-On the 6th instant, John Casey, In the 60th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence. No. 82 South strtet, on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. CALE wELL.-On the 6•11 i inst.. David Allen. son of David and Nandi Calditel. in the 10th month of his age. Funeral from the residence of his parents. cor ner of Twelfth and Coates streets, this (Wednesday) af °moon. at aoolock. CA ERROTIFR.-On the 6th Inst., Catharine Carre hAr aged r) years and 4 I , onthe. Funeral fr o m the residence of her µnote. Thome/ th , fry, back of 817 German street. abotre Third, this (Wedoesday) afte moon. at 2 °Week. FIARER.-On the Attiinst., Mrs. Margaret Fibber. ass,' 61 relate. Funeral fen her late residence . No. 1018 Mechanic street. this (Wednesday mornins. ateo'clock. " Ft.YNN.-On the 6th instant. James Flynn, aged 64 soars. Funeral from his late residence, Herald Plane, La s range w rest. Seeond. below Arch, this (Wadi:madly) afternoon at 1 o'clock. GORMeItY.-rOn the sth instant, Mrs. Mary Gormley, in she Mcl year of her age. Funeral from her hate residence. No. 1026 Lootst street. this ( Ws dnesdar Interning. at 9 o'olook HUMMBL.-Op tender evening. the 6th inst., Mr. Jacob Hummel, in the 7pit year of his age. Funeral from the residence of his son in-law. Mr. JameaE. Trailer. Igo. 527 c ork avenue, on Thursday morning, at 9 o'olook. as BLACK AND PURPLE FOULARD BILKS. Plain black Fou'ard Bilks. Black Barege". M. 6 4.7-4,1116 8.4 wide, Black Crape Marais. same widths. ray Chute H0P1166. ay Chene B and makairs. Black flame, ruffled paints. I npin's Bummer Bombazine' and Chaim Amok and yhitu Lawns and Organdies. Igo. BBBBON & bON, Mourning Store, No. 11114 CHESNUT Rtrnet. N. IL—During July and August we shuts at 6 P. Ma THE.ONLY RELIABLE ARTIFILE MARTS Patent IN9ELIBLE PPNCILB, for Marking all kinds of Clothing neatly and indelibly. They do their work better than ink, without its trouble or risk of Blotting'. Push will mark 1000 artiolee. For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by D. O. TAYLOR to co., Agents for the Nlimantotarer. No. 911 CIIIPSTNUT slf mot. lel2-em frr CLEAN VICTORY OR CLEAN DE. PEA f " —sßconn WARD.—Tha DOUGLAP, JOHNBO I , and rOBTER CAMPAIGN CL: , .130f this ward. yid meet at the house or T. M ealy, cor. T ENTH and CARP NT ER etreete.THlB (Wednesday) EVE NING, 8:h lust., at 8 o'clock. JOHN HOLLAND . . President. Attest: M. A. STAIRMOVIN, TRIM. BECK. KAUG UST INIAND EN EVOLIS NT ASS.., ~.015TION'S (RA N D I.XCUPSIOP To wts,- OYA —The A. B. A. will sow n e s t, XCURSION 0 VILA aftOYA on THURSDAY Anstalt 9th, the proceeds to be disbursed for the relief of the Poor, withouttliso 'nation of creed er color. the coming wln• ter. I Joker! One Dollar. Children half Brice. Cars wall leave the teapot, ELSVENTE and ir A RRST SPeets. at 8 o'clock A. M., preowsly. A first-okos Sirius and Dross Iliad will accompany the Excuraten. Aa ertilmtnt Cateter is engsged.who will sell refresh. meets of the best kind e' the lowestorbs°. No stopos., other than the " Caterer's" will be Allowed on or era the Grounds HANNENER INSTITUTE:A STATED --...` 90 /etleb 1.4 h9RIT,Hid( Weitnestiay) EVEN_ IN - o, s o f tof,,ist 8 wae - ois, .13. *bathe Of Intrortanoe. 3t* C. WHITS. Ja...fleorstarlt DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OTTICE, PAILADMPF/A. AUGUST /840.—Wrfellip, HA.•AN CROSS, lately convicted o Foram, escaped on Saturday hurt from the e custody o the Officer of the Court having him In obtue ; and. as th punished publiejusttoe require that said felon should be for the crimes of which he has been convicted, 1 O'er & reward of FLArt4 HUNDRED AND PirlY DOtoLARS, which 1 will give to any person who will apprehend and deltver him_ou to ignites. cu7•et 'WILLIAM B. MANN. District Attorney. U2' POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA,PA —August 3st, INN. r7arrangements at this Office for taking charge or the Oily Letter Dempateh having been completed. the public are informed Motu and p atter this date there will bajour daily colleetions frm the United States I ether Bose% at the following hours, vin ; 8 and o'clock A.M., Cud as o'clock P. M. Four daily de livens. will be lands, vie; At 7)j and 1018 o'ol.lok A. M..and 238 and b °Week P. M. The charge for oolleotiog letter. for the malls will be one cent. Newspapers and Foreign &otters will bs ool heeded without charge. The charge or cite letters. in cluding collection ea delivery , will be one cent. In all one* they mut be prepaid bY_Postege *tamp , . au' et N. D. IittOWNE. Postmaster. 0:r OFFICE OF THE` PHILADELPHIA AND HEADING RAILROAD COMPANY. fdanen,lolo. The holders of the bonds of thle Company, due July 1, 1800, can now receive. upon application at this offloe, per dent In outi, upon the terms specified In the circu lar at ta ched. The holders are also enti annum. benefit of a Pink. ing Fund of $140,0410 per Si esteblished by the stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 7, 10M, and in eureumme of to untrsat, entered into by it? 'Umtata,' sod dui/ rite e m t. 4 l to carry the came into nu CIRt. . DFORL, Treeenrer. A Netsls to ths ef PACtisigkin aeid Binding Kettroad Compact,Mortgage mat, taw 1, UM. These bonds are secured by the brat mortgages on the road, amounting in the aggregate to es..w.ipo. The net revenue for the last Moat year wee in.' gimes the amount of the annual interest on these bonds. The managers %minute to extend them for a period of twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds sod the sociality of the mortgagettin the preolee condition in whioh they are now held. Fresh shets of coupons for the interest,eayable half-yearly, wi th be quad, A bones OEIO per cont. will , be given to the hoidere_, ln oeumdetation of their assenting to the exteon. This bonus will tut paid in cash to the bearers o the bonds, on their signing a omelet and presenting ther teepee live bonds at the office of the Company, or to Da agents, for endorsement. Forms of receipt and endorsement will be furnished on applioatiop. By order of the Board Managers, at if Vt. Mati DENY. neerelary. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SOWER. BARNES, & 00,, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, No 37 NORTH THIRD STREET ; Lower side, above Market Street, Philadelphia, Invite the attention of Booksellers and country tone clvinte to their very large stook of School Books, pub lished in this and (+two ties together with Miecellane ous and Blank Books, Paper. and Istationer• generally. B. & Co.. are publieners of many popular works, among which are the following : THE CENTRAL GOLD REGION, BY COL. WILLIAM GILPIN, (Late of tte U. 8. Army.) ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROU3 MAPS, One v01.,13v0, bound in cloth. Price )112$; and ali bars discount to the trade. This books pronounced the moat wonderful, scienti fic. and ,comprehensive treatises on the geography of our continent ever p Ablished, SOHOOL. BOOKS: SANDERS , SERIES OP READERS. BROOKS' NORMAL PRIMARY ARITHME TIC--........ ..... ......... ots. BROOKS' NORMAL MENTAL ARITHME. TIC ..... 25 etc, BROOKS' KEY TO MENTAL ARITHME TIC 25 ots. BY E. BROOKS, A. M., Professor of s Mathemat m ic a in Pennsylvania State Nor- Liberal terms for Inrroduotiun. WHITE'S COP Y-130 OHS. BY T. KIRK WRITE, President of Pennsylvania Oommeroial College. PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS. This series of SIX SUPERB MAPS is now adopted in almost every Reboot of note in the Union where geo graphy is taught. and has no equal. Prioe,S2Blbr full set of mg mapx, or 810 for set of hmapAere maps mono. auk/ Stu Published this bar : OCCASIONAL PRODUCTIONS, Potation], Diplomatic, end Alieoellaneone i Including, anions others, a stance at the COURT AND GLIVER.NMENT OF LOUIS PHILIPPE, AND Tilts FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1.848, While the aAtiher resided as e.nvor Extraordinary and Minister rienipotauvary from the United FA ales at Paris. RI the late RICHARD RUiII. Edited by his Executors. In one vol. tiro of over 600yagee. Printed from new type on fine paper, with DRIIII - engraved likeness of the distinguished author. Pries, SM. J. LIiyiNCOTT auS et 22 and 24 North FOURTH S treet. • HAVANA CIGARS.—A handeomo as sortment .on band, by remit arnvaln, corn rrisinr— Cabanas, Padova, Flom 1 , wino% Heaton, Nook Boa, Argaillia , Zaragosana, Adornolon, Arroyo Hondo, ko., ko., Of all rum and qualltit a, for sale lower , 411 in 103 TETE, auB-18t 130 WA Ntrr Btreat. AZUMEA I AZUMBA I AZUMEA ! RZUMEA I AZUMEA I AZUMEAt ARUMEA I PROF. MORRIS AZUY.TEA DARING POWDER. Mennidot.orod solely No. ea North FOURTH Street. sad *or t••• 0 ". ••.07.......14, to unit NEW PUBLICATION& B ALZAOS VA BALZAO'S - NOVELS. Wit ' NOVELS PARISIAN LIPEiNtY A PARISIAN - READY IN,A PEW DAYS. ' THE GREATNESS AND DEOLINE OF CESAR BIROTTEAU. A NOVEL BY M. HONORE DE BALZAO. Tranciated be' 0. W. Wight and F. B. Goodrich (" Dick Tinto "). One elegant /Dino. vol., cloth bound. Price THIS VOLUME constitutes the ftrat of a senes of translations from the French standard novels of tae celebrated tonere de Ba!zee, Abtioush but little read in this country—partly °lrina to the extreme difficulty in rondering their delicacy and subtlety,of conception into English—the navels of Ba ia° eaddry the utmost popularity in Europe, while they occupy &trod rank among tirsZclass fictions. THR BERMS will appear in handsome duodecimos. each novel com fwte in Itself, and sold separately or by the set. Printed ro n new and elegant type. upon fine paper, with tint orm binding, designed expressly for this work, they will be unusually attractive. *.* Goatee sent by ,m,D, strum free. Misty to RUn GR AN D RLCol4.Publieherz, JyB wad No. 131) street, NKW YORK G __ .EORGE (3. EVANS' BOOK LIST.-- Buy your Books at, Evane's Gift 'Bonk Store. No. 439 CHESTNUT Street. Pooks are told as cheap u at any other storei_and You have theadvantage of receiving a handsome Present, worth from Fifty Cents to line Hundred Dollars, with east, fiti4, NEW BOOKR AND GOOD BOOKS. THE L A DIES' BOOK OF EMU BITE AND MAN UAL OF POLITENESS, A complete Hand - Bork fee the ascot thelady in polite society. containing full di teeth:lnt for current manners. ihess, deportment, and conversation. Rules for the duties to he observed at re :7orTFlZlABnriNTLlVw,ee.ittli o ' f i git t 't= dies' and-Book of Fancy and Ornamental Needle Work," One volume. Me, cloth. Price 611 PTHE QUEENS OF SOLIIETY; BY the Wharton's. ries 8150 THE MOUNTAIN. fly Dr. Jackenn. Price 12160. TIM OLD FARM HOUSE. By Mrs. C. H. B. Lams. 'Price /fel THE 'S. PINY BOUM; OR THE SO UTHERRER AT HOME ; embracing Five Years' Expensuos hi the land of auger, rice, and mom Edited by Prof J. H. Ingrahabi. a Mlesialippt, One volume, 32m0, 526 pa ges. Pri-e_9l. THE ACTRESS IN HIGH I IFE. 12mo. Price 11. TIRE REASON WHY-- , NATURAL. HIBTORF SERIE." One volume, 12ino, cloth. Illustrated. Fries N . ROM BOOK OF HEALTH, A FAMILY DOCTOR. i One vet the If Price IL THE QUEEN' FATE ; or, the Days of Herod. Price HI . HiSTORY OF ITALY AND THE WAR. limo. Price 9125. LADIES' WRITING PORTFOLIOS In great variety, and a gift with e .oh ALL THE NEW BOOKS In every department of Literature. Call in and one trial will assure you that the best place inthe oily to buy Books is at G. G. EVANS'S ! GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. au(1.84 No. 439 CRIZTNUT Street. AZUC—BY REV. J. D. BELL. l2ipo. 5).15. OTHER'S DREAM; AND OTHER POEMS. BY htn. lento. 60 cents. 1318 4Y, THEORY. AND ERACTICE QF THE MAO I 0 T KLEHRS.PIL By °Gorge B. Prescott. illiptraied. 12mo. 81.75. sHE UNION PULPIT. A colleotion of tlennons by masters of dafTerent Denominations. With thirty-four st giSk i l i r.D3 B o 9 hltAlAS HOOD. My his Daughter. 2 vols. 81111 TUE IA DOD RANGERS. By Capt. Mayne Reld. Il lustrated. *LW. WILD LIFE; 0 R ADVENTURES ON THE F RON TIE R. Bapt. M ayne Reid. Illustrated. $125. For isle WILLIAM B. & AI FRED MARTIEN, Iyao Nn. 006 CH BS PNUT Street. BO( K BUYERS.—Gentlemen : I hare taken the Basement of the Philadelphia Bank, 418 C BESTN UP Street, where I will continue to buy and sell (as 1 have heretofore done at the Onstont house Avenue Book-stand) n d and new Law and Mis cellaneous Books. I have fur sale upwards of 100 old black-letter Boors minted prior to the year 1491 Also, a copy of Eraimnis on the rsew•Testaannt, 4 vas.. Ste, printed in MM. Priest $3O. I will also deal in Epgravings end Antographs. Persons at a distance wishing to sell Books, will describe their names. dates. sixes, bindings, conditions, and prices. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsyl vania. and old Banks upon Amermawanted. • ano43in JOHN CA MP BBLL. SILK AND Din" GOODS JOBBERS. MARTIN & WOLFF, V(IIOLISSALIC I),EALEIts trf FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DAY DOOM 331 MARKET STREET Cash and prompt Elx months' Buyers, of all seotions are invited to an examination of our nook. aus-8m• A W. LITTLE & CO, SILK GOODS. No. $25 MARKET STREET. auB-310 REMOV AL. In eonsequence of the destruotion by fire of their THIRD STREET STORE, YARD, GILLMORE, (Fa CO. • lI4VE REMOVED TO. NO. 010 CHESTNUT ST.. SOUTH SIDE. ABOVE SIXTH • pnitaburnta, Thar have now open AN ENTIRE NEW STOOK •OP •SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, BRAWLS, GI,OVES, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, 4.c., Together :with &LAMM ABSORTMENT,of • `STAPLE AND FANCY WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LADES, MANTILLAS, .to. Raving reoeived but a email portion of their • FALL IMPORTATIONS, previong to the fire, they are enabled to display .A NEW STOCK. to which they invite the attention of their Customers and Buyers generally. nue am p PER MUSEINS. WILLIAM MoKEE Ba 00.. Noe. 22 South FRONT Street, and RS LETITIA Street, Are now reosiving a LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of their CELEBRATED MAKE of PAP PR MUSLIN% various qualities and colors. ane•Stif pRiNTS 1 PRINTS! Tho Suhonker invites attention to an assortment of , PRINTS. whit% for extent and variety le unsurpassed in thin market. Consulting of the oholoest Ryles in MERRIMACK, ‘MAKOREiTER, GLOUCESTER. D MORRISS, - PAOIFIO, SPRAGUE, COOPLEOO, and other sTANDA.tip MAKES. Besides a full line of ENGLISH PRINTS. Now open and for sale by the Piece Or Package, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. JOSHUA L. BALLY. KS MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. WURTS. AUSTIE. & MoVEIGH, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN DRY GOODS, No. 311 MARKET Street, above Third. Charles Wurts, Hoerr Auer's, liniciunn 'l'. McVeigh, PHILAttELPTIZA. John ',. Weimer, Jo.eell Burgin, ) gal-gm F ALL AND WINTER. OLOAES & MANTILLAS FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE. SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS buy ing Medium to First elan OOODS, are invited to in neat our Stook, which ire offer at LOW PRICES, AND ON LIBERAL TERMS. J. W. PROOTOR 8o 00.. THE PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM, 7 08 OHE STN UT STREET. au2-2m FALL GOODS. BAROROFT eic CO.. NOB. 405 AND 407 MARKET BTREka, MPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Stook complete and ready for Trade R. WOOD, MARSH . , & HAYWARD, IMPORTERS - AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS OLOTHING. . . • NO. 309 hiRRICET STREET. - buFalyers, • l and Winter Stook now complete and ready for :B;'x_lB6o,. C9MNISSION, HOUSES. RIDGWAY, HEMMER, , 'ft 00 , • imponim OF 43 1-1 T H DOESKINS, AND OASSIKEEES. Sole agents for FR. RROKRNS,(LiWe Ticket.) W.AS, JOH ANG Y,l sbhoe.) GEVSKEI & 808 MDT. IS. & al_Gloths. • F. 13 BBRIINIAN & lON,I ON, (Gold Medals.) ZAN ON BROS.,(aney Cassimeres,) E. TOENNIES & CO., and other inaoureoturers of the greatest celebrity. 206 ditESTNUT STREET. WELLING. COFFIN & Co. 116 CHESTNUT STREET, Offer, by the paokage, the following detoription of AMERICAN GOODS. OP STANDARD SAICIS AND IX ORNAT VARLITY GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.'S PRINTS ; BLEACHED AND BROWN !MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS; OSNABURGS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES; CORSET JEANS, SILESIAS, AND NAN. KEENS; CANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED LININGS; RHODE ISLAND LINSEYS; PHILADELPHIA LINSEYS AND CHECKS; KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTTONADES; NEGRO CLOTHS AND KERSEYS ; ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS; BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES; BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS; SATISETS AND UNION CASSIMERES; TWEEDS, CASHAIARETTES, do., tto. m11.3E11 WASHING TO N MILLS, • FORMERLY BAY BLUE MILLS. SHAWLS of all sizes, In great variety. Embossed and Prtntod TABLE COVERS. UNION BEAVERS and BROAD OLOTRS.. BALMORAL SKIRTS. DOEBEINS, and Double and Twisted COATINGS. 6-4 SACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS. Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and 0 I'ERA FLAN NELS. Printed FELT CARPETINOS. For sale by FROTHINGHAM & WELLS, 34 South FRONT Street, and 1731 tr 30 w.TITIA Street. GEORGE PEARCE & CO.. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF LACE GOODS. Oil CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia. 52 and 64 PARE PLACE, New York. au3-rowerflra AGENCY OF TaIRION, MAILLARD. 00.. No. 10,1 CHESTNUT STREET. The attention of Infers m called to the unusually complete stook of PARIS PRINTED DRESS GOODS, MERINOS AND CASHMERE D'EGOSSE, VEIL DAREGES AND GRENADINES, MOVE. DE LAMES, SHAWLS tco., &o. For sate by F. W. MELIZET & CO., No. 104 CHESTNUT STREET. 1118 Wfm tf SiII:PUY, HAZARD, it HUTCHINSON, • NO. HS CHESTNUT el.. 001111ISSION lEROHARTIS FOE THE SALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. SHOE FINDINGS. !lAA° BARTON & CO.. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SHOE STUFFS. FRENCH AND' ENGLISH LASTINGS, GAL LOONS, PATENT LEATHER. Also, GOODS FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS. No. 3S SOUTH. SECOND STREET, Philadelphia. aul•em INSURANCE COMPANIES. INS PRAN CE COMPANY 0b THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA, Probsamx.rtim„ August 0,1850. The (brewing have this day declared a dividend or Six Per Cent., or Twelve Dollars per Share, out of the profits at the company, payable to the stockholders, or their legal represe" "kirtrill n iatVEß, Secretary. au -Mt 11111 RZ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCI lOMPM4Y i O r F NEW YORK, muzi osti• DOLLAIB, MEO WORTH OVERSLATOROO. L 1 ' 11LTO The premiums are town* than in many other Gems* Mee, and the Dividends have been lialiMlll.l. Irkis Is a striotly hirriaL Company. Theguere u Stokholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS MONO *0 TEM jamphletl, and every informatlen. war be lusi SUMO. OU OPllipoy t m npo .„, Irv .. A ent 0, W. corner FOURTII ant WAND* Luis. PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES. fhomaa Robins. John Wee Mordecai I, Dawson, leritittltarts zm r ,y fgr a ' f k ifirhipr o *.. rM. r itweot Arthur , homes . Powers. aeons W. Tolant. Eh= bloKee. Thos. Watteon.llll-Iyll° "PAM INSURANCE COMPANY, NO, 06 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIJI. APRs INCORPORATEDPEN LNN BY THE STAWROF — ALi, • SONFLNED TO FIREAND INLAND RISES. ft,M • nel Wriebt, '"l" l3. l 4 Birney, Wm. W. Walters, J. . EMMA. Chic Itteherdsoll, Henry Leyte, Jr.. tnit,ro4., t11:10 41f" Mum 8. Martin, GEORGE W. DAY,PrealdeaL FRANCIS N. DUCK, Vice owl, WILLIAMS I. 'BLANCHARD. tlearetarr. MEDICINAL. PROF. MORAYS' EUCEPLIALOS. There tire 100.000 Sufferers from DIBEABEB of the NEktvous SYd VEM, in the city. of Philadelphia. who can be bb" R Y PIPOR MORRIS' F. TS OEPHALOS, Whirl Is an original and ---- • - - - WONDERFW REMEDY. Compounded from the pr vats formula 01 Professor Morris, M. D.. of this city. It acts directly upon thli_Pierves BY ABSORPTION through the pores, and it needs but the trial of a suio LE BOTTLE to test Iti marvellous virtues. Sufferers frm_ 0 4 i I NKrIMI N E T A1P0 B , BRAIN ' GENERAL_DEB Li . NEURALGIA RREUMATIAL ev GRRONI 0 NEN °INNERS, mc„ Will find the desired relief by Its EXTERNAL USE, as direety imthe Clroular. TR IT T AY R I TR IT I I TRY IT ! rT, TRY IT TRY IT I RY IT! TAN" IT! TRY IT ! T I TRY IT ! TRY TRY IT TRY IT I TRY IT ! If IT I TRY IT I TAY IT! I 'riff IT ! T IT ! I fIOU are euhausted by over-much study, If you suffer item sleepless Miami Ir.you are a motim to neuralgia, is tun are prostrated by OEoalliVO Viet. If you crave etlmulatiug drinks, T TRY IT! T YTRY iT I It Y TRY IT! Y TRX IT: I T 'Till , IV 4 no it will reiriove thosh miserable sensations whir& in duce a_mornid diopooltiontowards anteroperanoe. TRY IT, if Ton are snaring from Nervous Debility in any of it* forms, and you APPLICATION soothing and INVIGORATING to your nerves, and worth many times its cost, In the rebel afforded. Numerous testimonials from the moot respectable ser p ross Can be Mean, by applying at the office of the pro- DT to. FD Ma rsd EgeeI!O C ICRIDGE & CO., No. 60 North Sir And for Bale by Dnigg iota generally- h7-If ASTHMA For the IRETANT RELIEF and pER I fRANENT CURE of this distressing , oom 'Ambit, us FENDT'S BRONCHIAL CIGAILETTREI, Made by O. 13. SEYMOUR a 00.. 107 NASSAU Street. New York. Fries It per box ; sent tree by pogt mr7-tm ifl FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS,. 1" NICHOLSON, &IP • M A RSEILLES of SHIRTS LI N EN and MARSEILLES BOSOMS AND COL L ASP. A large !Ind ohms assortmen., and .wabt MADE. alwaya on hand. unto winch I payttoularly urns. the attention 01 calm and prompt-paying 611011.T.TIME bers. 0. E. Corner of SECOND and ARCH Streets. Phila delphia: an7.Bm. VITOII.-275 barrels Pitch, in store and - 11 - for moiety ROWLE,Y,, ABHBURNER, ic CO., Ito, 10 bOUTLI WHARVIO. 007 SEMLER RESORTS. UNITED STATE HOTEL, ATLANTIC ClTY.Gratef for the patronsse so liberally ex tended to him in the early part of the neaten'. the sub scriber begs leave to say that he has now areel4 accom modaticons for all who will favor hint with their petre l:MlL IN °MID. W 011133. HE 18 NOT PULL aul-at J. -811011111111 N. SUN HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA. This fine old mansion founded before the Perot... Lion, and intmat.dy connects,' with some of the most interesting features of oar national history. is now of apacity to accommodate & b lares number of gouts. thinginWatgge f illh:A7E 11451:ng= le borne of visitors during their 'Mourn In this de ightinl inland town. The air is Salubrious, the moun am and river scenery benotifed. and to the seekers of either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not excelled by any other summer resort in the Union. 4123-1 m - J. LisißlaßT, Proprietor. 110ERRY COUNTY WARM SPRIN.- ••• This favorite Bnisoner mountain now open for the reoeptinn of visitors. Fine .soenery..beauti, ful walk, and iinves. facilities for boating. bathing, and Sailing, and the health-giries qualities of.its waters, mate it a most dennr ide plane, both for slairje guests and for &indent It ' ia In daily oommuntostion with Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburg. by means or it daily stage. and mail eonneeilnil with the trai ns from theme platten at Carlisle, Pa. Terms_ntoderate. For parte:alarm, &Mim • JOHN EARLY_., tyl2-lm a rm W spring,, PerrYloOtinil, Ps. QIN&AT HOUSE, D.ARBY ILOADv- K, Thu pleuant rural retreat. four mass from the oitr. is now open. ^ars pass the doo en- Gernert and families aooommodated. Good fishier. a ten-pin alley. fine stabling', handsome MOM, a good table. Ter ra@ moderate for fell or partial law& and single mes. L- hit-gnaw MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. PA. Families accommodated with good rooms at reduced prices. This old-established House, located in the gap be tween Sharn and Seroud mountains. immediately on the line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, within half a mile of Pottsville, formerly oept_by Jo seph Head, of the obi Mansion Hoes., Phi la delphia. has, since his demise, been under the charge of his daughter. The House is prepared. at h e ll ssesame of the year. for the reception ot Mete. and been recently put in order. The largo garden. and perk adjoining. presents great inducements as a summer resort. to persons wish ing to spend a short time away from the dust and tur moil of the mites. where they osa breathe fresh moun tain air. and slimy the wild and beautiful moenory of the ooal region. Commutation passenger ticket'. few the use of fami lies. are sold at a reduction of tweedy five per cent., and an accommodation train will leave Pottsville daily during the summer mcnti.s, to enable throe who may desire it to spend the blUlilleee portion of the day in the city and return the was evening. on wtuoh the charges will be thirty-three per cent below the usual rates. For terms, a poly to MARY HEAD, rdanzionHouse mount Carbon, 'Hohnylkill Co.. Pa. LONG BEACH HOUSE, opposite TUCKERTON, N. J.—This Hotel is now open for the reception of minors, both permanent and tran- Went. Having been et a large expense in refitting and re-furnishing 1 feel assured. that for com fit and con vents me it will compare favorably with any house on the coast. The best of cooks and servants have been procured, and no efforts shall be spared to render the stay of guests agreeable. The proarets for Gunning and Fishing are extoller& With the finest quality I have in abundance. With therm. noreased advan tages, I am confident that the most fastidious will have no cause for coomlaint. B --OapL WILLIAM GARRILL will run a daily tine of first - Clear packets from • tlantro City to the beach, one of whieh will be at Atlantis every morning on the arrival of the morning tram from Philadelphia. Parties wishing to come by way of Lead's Point. or otherwise. by addressing me a few days in advance will have a good boat to meet them at any went named: ie3o-11, LEWIS P. STEWART. MANSION HOUSE, ATL ANTIO OITY, LTA- N. J., ISAAC THAYIiR, (late of Surf Ho=se,) Proprietor. This House hea been very much velar-ed and im proved. Has now a lames - ober of Family Rooms, not surpassed by any hotel' Mit is pity. It is lighted throughout with gas. New,and fine walks have been laid to the ocean , whieh will be It at night. from the Hotel to the water, by milenthd refieist ini lamps. ttaohed to the house (but separate from the main bn iding) is alerts Hall for Hops and Parties, _with a hrst-olass hie Cream and Conteotionery attaehed. Over the Hall there are forty sleeping moms Mr single gentle meq „ Tge 4 7 o lI.VILFOUI2 . g for oheidren, well departshelle w it h - r,gr'be O linder my own se pep al e s a tira r = op add ?trust that my reputation is auflasientlY , Ittabitshed to satisfy all that my table will be unsurpses•d. Tern* will b 811 per week. Transient Boarders 112 per day. Carriages Waal ed to the House will take &girders to • M and fro the Ocean free of charge sinti tnA nig hrfillungiNinra.' je23-tf aC watt raft. A MERIOAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN, Z l ll-. PA.—This well-known and popular hotel has, duriacthe rat sea E wn. been uREA I.NLARGED AND IMPROVED. and is now n capacity and convenience second to none in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and healtnful situation of Allentown 'renders It a de lightful summer resort, in view of which sc i seial ar.- raw:moots have been Mad* by the Rropris ors tow - , tionamodste mummer boarders. J. .1' BRIO TEL. Jess- ins' E. W. BIGONV. BID,ORD SPRINGS.—This well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will be ogeniEl for the reoentlon of Visitors on the Fuer OF JOBE, and kevpsn till theist of October. The tel will be under the management of Mr. it„ , G. ALL N. Irrnose eguenmuie, courteous manners, and attention to his guests. awe the amplest aamrtnee of comfort and kind treatment. Parties wishing rooms, or any information in regard to the piton, will address the gnoriber, JP(O. P. REM Setey and Treamirer, Bedford Mineral Syringe Go. CONGRESS B ALL—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—This spacious li01)110• situated at Atlantic City, will be reoed with every accommodation for visitors on the 2I pen th instant, by the subscriber. The Bones fronte the beach li) feet, 'riving arondid view of the Ocean. sae is near the Fishing and ding joint. No pains will be spared to secure the comfort and - con• venienoe tastiest& TRUMAN r GAItitRTT. NTTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY. -` _ P Th. winder and eminently favorite HMV , at Adantio City t has, sinoe the closing of lest seaeon, been mlarged t reMted, refurnished, and oonmletety re avenated in every t7ltoular. and is now open for he season . Front t o delightful sitnatipn. near ness to ail plums of nterest, aloes proximity to the safest and beat part of the beedh, it is Tendered one of the most convenient and deoidedly the pleasantest holm mothe Island. Termt—SlO per week; $l.llO per day. Children and servants half Pries. JOHN EIMICR, Proprietor. R. L. FUREY. Superintendent. jali-fut COTTAGE RETREAT, Beautifully and conveniently located at ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Boarders accommodated on reasonable terms. iedtbam •M. MeCLEES. Pro • tor. STAR ROTEL, 111111AHLT 0 T AT i llrl h r O'YV. 114 om. • SAMUEL ADA S, P 'bib' IiTOR. DINNER ALSO, erlikadi r li TO fI I I °ENT& Xi" Boarders moommodated on the most removable terms. MSC am , MANSION HOIJSV, MAUCH OMINIE, CARBON CO., PA.—This is the most comforta ble and extensive hotel in Northern Pennsylvania, end the proprietor flatters himself that this far he has sue cootie(' to keeping it in a manner that cannot fail to sa tisfy all his guests. The Rooms are newly and elegantly furnished, and the Table always contains the very best the Markets afford. The hotel is located on the. banks of the Lehigh, directly opposite the railroad depot , and at the base of Mattel Chunk Mountain. A path leads fr whichar of the hones to the top of this mountain, fm point, some eignt hundred. feat above the Lehigh, the most sublime scene Imasinable tormented. The House is abundantly impelled with the best and purest MOlllataln Benne Water. Sir Rot and Cold Baths can be taken at all times. less-am REOROw Horems. Proprietor. AMERICAN HOTEL, BlektrOH CHUNK„ PA.—This ROTEL le now kept in a manner af fording every own ort to strangers and travellers. Arrangements bate been made this season to 11400111- 1210416t0 SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime mountain scenery and rural enjoyments are here af forded. MIGJLAHL WILE. L, CEO. W. WILHELM. 111X-tsel Proprietors. THE SEA-SHoRE—ATLANTIO CITY. AIcKIBVIN'S N. B. H ifEl4. The undersigned, proms! , or of the above-named house, being now prepares to receive sts, re speotfully elicits a ahem of the publ ic patron the. Hine last mime snore has been added to is hotels four storied wing. 140 feet in lens th. con taining(betide the bed- rooms,' a mete of three Parlors, for ladies , and two for gentlemen.; also, a reception room, wash-room. and specious bar-room. Bowling FOOILS, Billiard Moonse t and, hot and cold Salt-water th teems have been comtmoted for the aooommo ation of visitors, and the whole house sind be heisted with gas. 7'he house has been newly painted arid tar nished winie the shaded grounds surrounding it have been put in complete order. well. maned pleasure Yacht, and an excellent Band of age s Mime, have teenitn ga for the 1111•11011. MeHIBBIri. jeli-tf CARLISLE The favonts resort for those ouste Grand Scenery, Ei Vitintrun AlN e inVllltorillar W it I S T P F AVG P S R , " Roj a rd z i v o r t ,u - -, z ,,tim Cumberland 00., Fa. Tble. Accommodations/0r 900. For partioulars send for Circa -1.2}11115 I.Nv lar. OWEN. CLENDENIN. Sc. YIBSCHER, Je7-3m Corbels Benne. re. 'UNITED SrATES HOTEL, LONG BAT, B. I.— The subeenber take. this method of sn ortnlng h s friends d the PnbliO. that on and after _41.1 F. Mtn s house wbe open for the re cepnon of guests, when every sn ort win be made to please those who may favor him. The bowie isplea santly situated on a Ens bluff , with lawn in front. A full view of the ocean, good raids, stablirg, &0., make it as attractive as any house in the country. The com munication is aocessible by two daily Imes from foot of Walnut-street wharf. viz. :_g A. M., and 2 P. M. Reference—Grandy, Warden, & 2i9 Chestnut street. SHOEMAKEP, le9-am Proprietor. COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND— CAPE MAT, New Jersey.—Tilui large, first-olau HOT will be opened , for the reception of guests, on the 96th June, INXI. The House has been completely repaired and »fureished. A new °opting range, ovens. Steam boilers, and every modern improvement added. Nets:vivo stabling attached to the premises All letters addessed to tha subscribers, Cape Island, New Jersey, will be promptly attended to, LAIRD Et WOOLMAN. James H.Laird,_ late proprietor ankhnHouse,_phila doleful ; 8. B. Woolntn, formerly proprietorMo net Vernon Motel. Cape Wend. EAGLE BSTlMAiailrett, PA, This large and old-established Houss,known ta Vie " LEHIGH VALLEY BUMMER RETRHAT. , thisw open the season. The accommodations of House w ilt be found uolmrnessed. Ile ride here. by the North renns) Innis Haiirtvui. hsone of the Idea tautest to our State . CALEB YOBX, Proprietor. Je26 stn -cm-A MERIOAN 110119 E, UAPE ISLAND— Atm M. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.— This favonte hotel will open ter the reception of visitors MON- D A , June 26th. It hoe been fitted up in tha beet style, and every attention inn be paid to the oomfort of its Emote. telti-dtSepl SEA BATHINGI. NATIONAL WALL, CAPE ISLAND. CAPE MAY N. J. This fine, largeoind airy house m DIOW OPEN for visitors. It is distinguished for comfort. looalits, and superior accommodations, with ample room for WO per sons. Terms moderate. leM-Sm A A RON OAR RETSON. Proprietor. SEA BATHING}, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.— DELAWARE HOUSE Is pow Apenjot.the T A 411 , 0 e 4141 P s . A POLITICAL. PEOPLE'S STATE HEADQUARTERS, COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, CHESTNUT ABOVE SIXTH STREET, PHLLAWPRIA PEOPLE'S STATE OOMMITTEEKOOMS, PEOPLE'S CITY COMMITTEE RSSMS. and FREE READING ROOMS.' ALL IN THE BAME BUILDING, LINCOLN, HAMLIN, and CURTIN MEETINGS VELD IN COMMODIOUS HALL ON TINS!) Oar fitende throughout the it.:4loott• ulente, Speakers, &0., should ed. !' Corn.* mittee, at the above-named Oa. • A. K. McOLURE, thattirMSll:' JNO. M. SULLIVAN, Secretary au/-6t ___ 11EE•S)ZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL A—A or AeßmaAht JANcotbr a r p mi l d. al REF SKCOND Street. above OHNE.N. The likenepoe correct. as the neestive vas made to Betinetietd, 111., by hit. Reimer, At' AA s: • Ti. V . VEDNFSDAY. THV gth AUGUST. • • w Ninth li rand - PROW c tea PIC ICRVE COAX I. - Pl'. at EGGE.C.NFIELD, t western !kW !S te red ITI.- es or the it iccorncaoit ad Sonovltill Railroad l by the fall AMP.III - OR+ LIESTRA. Mr. MRIZ liZiltill R. Director / 0 aimerca at 23i o'clock P. DI. ThuradAy next Pin in • no Free concert. - P ENNA. ACADEMY. OE_ _THE E7N & ARTS.-1096 011E8TNUT street. Con.turn o pen lane otollootion of Boilv- • tine, no daily from a. M. lull P. M. Ad Fluxion 45 eta. : children underlt yesinilloecing. Jl2-tf WANTS. WANTED. --From Two to Five Thousand •• • Dollars. May be invested rejth the soneenbor. in a business well established. Au Interview will MS MEMO that a fortune can bo mode, and the anisrait in vested realised certain,' within six month& can be paid fn instalments as may be amen upwet. tenon of energy and enterprise, bat little sooner m an/red. Address. full game. 'Wins where an salve . - •slew may be bad, considered confidential, J. ti. $. "at 'this Warw.. atiB St. AiIfANTED-By A YOUNG MANFROM Alabama, a SITUATION in a wholmaiolA.mor V V or Grocery home e lam bad am= amerianc• In gm business/end can wine 7 00 , 01moadsit. Andrea. for two cb.ye, • J. V.." Press aloe. sailrfa _ _ - • " •WANTED—A SALESMAN in a Notion House. One vho can influence a <horn or 'Western Trade. Address Box 1130. Y. 0. artl4l. ;Al YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OF AGE car is desirous of obtaining a situation as Entrp Clerk or Assistant Book-keeper In a Whocartis Sham Goods preferred. Address. " Franklin." this office. and.. St. • ‘WANTED—A Situation _aa• "Aasoitant • V Fditor and Clerk on a Pennsylvania ocular, riewstenen The applicant has had mans years eggs- Inoem this double capacity in one of the largest mad tnost influential Journals , n the State. se cm tarnish abandmit testimonials and svidsanes of charismata's° capacity. Adoress W. J. C., Chambersburs. Pa. ant tr.. WANTED—A young inn as Salesman. • • who is thoroughly acentinted wham* moseaans Tailor's and Clothing trade or this qity. To any wean oapable of filling Ws position. a liberal ocsapemillitlNl will be given. Adorers Box 413, P. el. . 3,13.t.f WANTED --A Situation, by a may, thirty-seven years of ass. of extensive suer. once In business. ot 'cod address. and competent to fill escort any position. either as a clerk. sapenetendest : or salesman. la very respee4bly connected and can. mve the most satisfactory references ee to o jy, enemy, and Cosiness caany d A molitrate salary or t i r2r.M.V 6ll '6'3" dm. 6.111e15-49 FOR SALE AND TO LET. di TO RENT—Two spacious, well ma lighted, weli-vontilami ROOM!. Brat the tz obeßee. ea , ted for pm him OffWel. or for sniumpfsornr X girt t , 1 11:1 4 1 8 3til l gorel sm"frafa WANTED TO 'RENT A dwelling= house. with three-stery back baildttoge. situated west of Broad and no , th Monne Garden streets. Rent not to exceed ISOM address " .P.." at this office. - ad st* TO LET—HOUSE No. 3 e2' F , OUTit .81X [TENTH Street. Larae sarlor.ditung-room, ktrohen, four chambers, two Attlee bout amd.itotik roomy, Mute, with hot and cold wider, guile each room. in nomplrte repair. Rent 100. A tt No le North MX wit Street, to ouft-W .THE UNDERSIGNED, WISIIII 4 O TO devote his whole time to the practice of medicine , will devote of his DRUG hri ctested Ito. • North al tiEEN nrcer, Lancaster. Fa. 1 sawasiter has one of the cheapest and best markets in the country. Persona win hoe more comfortably_in this city than Ig Philadelphia. and at half the oast. The more is situated in the sinnomal business street. and has bees 1D woes*. ful operation for about six years. Tiers is a hasslen the premises for five yearn, with the privilege of giving it up at any moment the occupant feels disposed. To a good purchaser. terms will be made ems, Por fur th er information call at the store. D. la cCOHMICIC.. lisnosater. August Id, ISO. anti-74 a. TO OAPITALIBTB.—FOR SALIi The Maobinary. Stook, and Fixbuva of a fdarrattiotorr .of PAPER HAPOLROR, rotrittl/ every convenience" for oarrging on an aggoasma tv neg.. A dentrableinvostuutnt to persons of etiorgy can pub, the banner.. For gale with. Or Intbout tlis building. Inquire at ell CILSTN_PIT strest. Jai/.-Outfit BART. MONTGOMERY, & CO. gi TO LET oR FOR 'SALE—A foils amatory how, double book buildings, all leads= for krovsmonts, in oomplete order; an elegant bugegerd. Terma_ km to a good tenant. Sitna.ed •Nn. CEItiSTNUT etreet. li_pply at No. 71 - CHM , NUT Street. in the Miami° L - ane-tat TO RENT—Two spaciona Offices on the first floor in building Pla. 423 WALNUT Strong Apply on the premises. Roots Nes P. aall4lla- 1" ERPdAId T 0 W N PROPERTY. --. For Bale or to Let, a large and conrement Rows in Germantown;gas. water. large lawn, and ping lawn, of Oa" mono of the bat iodation; be ism or. Address Box 100, Phibutetykis pest ogles. 140.1 s rrJ -BUILD .—A largo lot, having JL three fronts. raitsible for immediate improtemoni, ai tooted on T WENTt la Et street. below CAT% ARUM win be sold on accommodating terma to a garx !rho' immove. For tennis. kg.. WNW • 'K. o•oelg this paper. VAOTORY LOT FOR BALE.—A - large -11- - lot, having three front., admirably intaated in the Boitthwootern part of the (arr. Will be rented er oil reawnable term. For pligrionlars, apply at am ooe. TLET—The first floor of the fowl:hula', ins N 0.704 CHESTNUT street, uoss ass Wholesale ( sad lately as a retail/ flew Perfumery Store. A_pply at the Moe ofJWASBAUsita i.e.G 704 CE.774 UT etneet. PLjW tyllt-Ina MISSOURI LAND 11 300,000 Aorio for Sale, at itrituts mutat from )2 . 16 to Pointe Sr AGM, anyinaaapitioa rooldrod. TAX p dd, and PaT&PIT3 prooar..d tor pumas me To of Land ander the Onaduatiop Act. - Plato iturdabed grants by **otos= a valuta OW, For farther informal , on ettplyto W 024 B.A.TNGB & CO, C. C. and e a s c o a ral. h d u ttrdn. IL tween MO - am fan frl a eta k, 0. LAND WARRANTS *tight, sold. FOR BALE—The stock and Fixtutis of Wholesale Boot and chap Roam_ sow dome • good basin's: This m sieve oppoltanity tor asor ORO RliblOr to go into the brunnese. or a house vitodageo increase their trade. ',two., meow Arnow rorr selling out. Address Phihidelptda -Poet cdrioe, with name. FrO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS •A• for isle Wave f loe Vito Bostlo T orestam of Hirg 6 .l?;;r pat i tiougVacrilis Hea lt sip BOARDING. PAMILITS and Gentlemen desiring supe rior board for the stnerner on now hare choice of lame. 0001 roomiest 9215 WALB UT etreen irn La• PRIVATE BOARDING.--Gentlemen and their families, or single gentlemen, can be accom modated with Uoard, with pleasant and handsome rooms, furnished or nnterniehed, at 616 LOCII6T month side of Washington bows. The loordoem. teMs opposite to one of the handsomest parks in the eiti,.ta ceetral, and extremely pleasant. Transient NM= visiting the city can be accommodated ffi bial. day or week. Tenon moderate. A Imeement roonseerith pnvato entrance. for rent, suitable for an . rellAt TWO YOUNG GENTLYMIVN CAN BE aoooramodated with good, airy aaartgaanta, (with or without board,) in s"'irate air il y. La:altos ono, Us]. Addrem " TOLBEILT," through Blood'. Dir witch. moat EDUCATIONAL. THE DMTS'ES CASEY & MES. BEEBE'S English and French Bomdins and Day Ocheca. for Yeses Ladies. N 0.1103 WALNUT Street, will he re opened on Wedriesdes. Sept 12th. MESDAMES OHISARAY AND•D'HEW VILLV riumectfitily inform their_friends and the hihlia that they have removed their BoardintAin4 Day 80110fli for Yount I ado. from LomuNquaro to Noe. 1151,7 and 1529 SPRUCE Street where they trill be reedy to receive their rode on THURSDAY, fleetein r Hth. fifendamea CHEGARAY and D'HERVILLY will re ceive visitsre at No. 1509 LOGAN Square satil the nth August. )111114he A blifitlOAN SCHOOL INUIT Mg 11, a Am- tellable medium throashvhioh &Imola and Fmk/ lies Easy optsiti Vent testators. Yerenta urtrusetudy, i olgatitimd Mtei c e bees Neer York 112-tt ilte OMIT IT Street. PhiladeAWs. BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL IdERCANTLLE COLLEGES, lodated _.t_a k lieda. B. E. owner BBVENTII and Rend ele ‘rk, Baffle°, Cleveland; Chow, sada. Sr int relation. oall or send for Cataluna. PERFUMERY. CRISTIANI eta CO.. PERFUMERS .IND IMPORTER.% RAPE BIMOTED TO NO. 35 SOUIR FOURTH BTRF.EI Five doors above the.r former stand. C. &Co. have purchasel all the matenals, moulds. &0., of the late lam of T. 11,, PSTEIts & (leo 716 Chestnut street.) and have adds," alithe•r mien to their own variety, with many new ones for the present OW son, mating the most complete assortment °tatty house in this country. C. SG Co. continua the Importation cf DRUGGISTS' ARTICLE. of which their stock is now very complete. They will spare no pains in their attenti n to the wants or their customers, and maintaining the good pnality of their articles. an3-toci SAYING FUNDS. A MERIO.AN SAVING FUND.—Cona paUy'lli building, southerwt Gunny WALNUT and FIHIRTH Streets. Open daily front 9 till 0 o'clock, and on MONDAY till ft in the evening. This Old Institution bas always paid In fall, on demand, without nonce. INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. All Mama paid bank, on demand Es , an gold anizniest. RUSJe. ALEX. ArHILLBIN, President BAHL. WORK', Vies President. John 0. Farr, T. H. - Harper, G•OTS. Nugent, John ATUII4O h, Semi. T. Bodine, Alb. o._Roberts, John Allmn. Jonas Bowman, H. H. Eldndge- Wrn. J. Howard, JOHN B. WlLSON,Treasurer. JOHN C. SIMS. Seoretari. 099.15 r. SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND ; Office, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vint§ and Callcmhill. Incorporated by the Lesislatare April 14th, 1161. Open for Deposits and Payment% daily, oto o'clock. Also. on MONDAY and THLIRBDAY EVENINGS, from 5 to 8 o'clock. Iterest 5 per cent. per annum. Pepositore with draw their moneys by Checks, if deemed. Bpe can cial Do posits received. JAMES 8. PRINGLE, President. Faatecre HAP?. BOOTEGTV. eafm•tf tf VROM PROFESSOR BOOTH.—"In my at opinion the Ira RTELL JAR combines more ad vantages than any others for Preserving, being wholly of slim, cleanly, strong. and durable, closing sir-tight, and opening and shutting with facility. Jeerer! C. BooTL" FROM DR. ATLEE. i` I have used the Bartell All ease Jar in my fatni." for the preservation of it. and in comparing it with others previously employe t for the purpose. I consider 'thigh!) , preferable, and partinularly so to metal lent or fare with metal toys. It is pet featly air- Vght, and Urea rom all possibility of Mint, as is the case with meta% It is seemed with more ease. rapidity, and eertaintY than by emote or solder. and opened readily. while the Dolma kept in the mom admirable manner. Haring tested the Jtrash. I consider that it meets all the indi cations that can be desired. " WesilleoroN L. ATLSE, M. D.. No. 14 Oel Amish Street." Manufacturers under the relent, ' HARrELL North CHWORTH, No. 13FIFTH &rest._ CONTINENTAL NAILS.. (Edge bripe manufsotured at the Portage Nail and Iron Worts, Item supenor quality of Juniata iron, on machines or the most approved construction. and warranted to be at teem equal. in quality. uniformitr. sad finish. be 'arta other brands in the market. ()firer brands (flat and e_dse_se_Pe)alw CHRN TSI .Pll wa had& 108 C D 11 4 1. 4si doitmERCX @treat. Felipe & 'Christman's superior solid-eye Planters Hoes for sale as above. STEREOSOOPIC 'VIEWS, JUST RE ceived. entirely new statische. ATEREOBrOPIC It/ST.IIIIM s NTS made in every tittle. and sold low by M. J. FRANKLIN, Optician, 112 &nth FOURTH Street. below Chestnut. lEr Spectacles and Ere-glasses coning,' suited for an ages. • tcroecos opera glasses. &4.. tea treat varlet. .nt the very lowest price,. wholesale or retail. eu3.4tif
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