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-rheitifritoy A l lfo , pitse ,rirew from
• the-United - Slates:slily Praladeri. 'haying -been
Ilanttdcabindobrad: , 0 -TlteliniOtiotdtion id;' that :she
datoto4 Kornai t6restUth#4o ,6 oeir.' "-UK not ;ex
tbaseVaraelarstaloithd after threi
',ll4tti'i4miWitairrititog eargossiV , The United
1 4 t eam ,sakwa4aar Ara alsraitr , ' , 'etnithis
,hoW li,Min
TSB-P.1.1M 02. -A% orviin f in.. 4 '-' t
anat . /rig
oiserinstlannarr-Tith,f for Porto - vdiC,Smitio,l, hor
mlearanoe °air 'aposittlelt tVe? - ,RtiipsOr:Express
4S*Piti 4%1.44 . (DA eusteni
-Noise link who tin)* to furnish to the Aso Kdated
Xmas liAsonest littrOf rileiranees, and *II4O
,pabkkriNtedirets saniarestirst thiNse'of ihsfenri itnd
hetilb4lo l d A It :14
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::The,.Willtain-it"..-Kilibylen - beet' orsnad - for th'e
last tiro van, bErOyanish-,BleatowArtaingi ,
*tinaliTgairtiragased-ziri -Aire- business. A
closrann , * listing** itillkstalitelnifilitiport, she
Ares- nent-he i rrnirtly londed i 4 , 7lllo,shg 11 4 :141
or4 ft riellelt; aajeaverltieter striie.!
2be Maid States. 'Mahal 'lll4 daliatrknewlle.l
thineotielzetbi
kir did;_they4/1 inir in the semis boat:. - _ y,
estarviite it 2rsSr r ba> o ' k. 7I
, ilpfiz4b , dt.ggitlinniAni"..gitinklaih r innklinnieil! four:,
*OAS 11 . 4 Viii:Illigiglini4l.lCsy about
aintriailiei to the eastward of Trinidad „(Isie Of,
aPai;'ha 'United, :Sista ',stearin? Wyandett
vines bilstinl &slide inaininorntnit, - litit did not ;
ittorthneergo wee
dnded 'T.Ve''Oovoitner Trinidid'as repotted
lin*ezeonivi4l comp f80,000 ,- Intelr_neoney.'
-plaveszwere pobliely,e4l by auction in'the streets ;
Pit#loolntiont 8850 esett. ; Cap.,
.am.:l o4 *.ati , ,s of the et , yandott nailed on the Govin ,
'nerd and: found - ent: Irons "hiMltiat ItiCknew
Ittitint ‘ theirlitidialr. IS bellered that Captain
Stan l ey repotted 'the matter to. the 'United
Stites Government,
__and 'that "that old ' public
Aniotionarereaniiilino it a geoi4 joke. 4
TIES SLAVWDARK LOUISA: :
I'ea,l4 'eenteuiporaries hayelrept Very quiet iheUt
hipt dive! Aut. left elle port, )36; bark
Lteifte;,Strorego, feebt. Isgq, shu owned
And IcommaudeiPbri fdtelguety -It 'ft 'einiiereTy,l,te
,be-hoptHi,thetie - British etuieei.litil leeptite. 'her,
erlioriatiehe flies , the American alter not.,
iNaw York, August 6 Eh, 1§60._ - • 2• •
run aIIAVE:rnADIN NAP YORK Mimicry. petit :'
4 ." That, New • York Tribune of„yeaterday. says;
41 There only one branch "of , commine which
erto,tatikot to participate in' the general revival or
trade,"at-this-moment, in-this port s to that degree
nthlahlinte to bentreetedi 'The foreign - stria:trade
Unmet:been-fie brisk, for the last week- or two 'am
hethere , warreeeon'toduppOtailkrould be s jugging
fragiAoliat eloaranets ler the, hest .montha
of: the year; Which we- published not „ lop& ranee.
Not that it is di:LC . 4O-44 Means.
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A Dint 10,„ ItAßAndlf .7
Nod ng asnee ,: ihe- bark Lonlsa aieaied for at:
joiro;whieh phrase, or . Its ludghbierhood; she - may
Tbitoria,,4fria iilth a' Oita nritagroes ; and there
IS leading no*—with our resplitts to Marshal llyn•
ders—it Pier-No.' dp,`Eastltiver, a Ship called the
Ben hhargen,SOl,sertieoimilie name, which is on
doubtedif,intended for,the'sleve trade. It is pre
tended thetatio is boned to Cape Towp,,end that
her eriiirdlerbozinit hair .toridir to' whalerit.. But
shale taking ea board a cargo mob as best flade,a
marketll4lolo)*Calibt of-the miehartge
for, olavas;-andruch, undoubtedly, is bar destine.
‘l , ll3'..naltAnD IsLazatarlin INOREAtinla. •
!- , Any 'sleekness: in , trade here - IS certainly not
°Wing 14 any want of _demand elsewhere. The
bricWillharn, ¢ R. Kibby, whoa, 'clearance y this
NV, /II January:We, mumuneed ps.Ahn, fiat jest re.
tenet arrived at:Key West on the 24ttr
in , possession of -a - Wavelets from the United
Ettetetrubtp ,, Crnsederrlieolorbeen , poked up'at
son abandoned. Oteonteei her,voyege had been
secereplished, and she Iseurneoted to lave landed
in 'Chiba three ,bnpdred negroes. -Anybody, war
vridentoe'td her afteie that, as 'she 'thenoeferward
6 -0 143 0.1t.'¢ dengeretnsfiessession to the owners ,
08 the 10 of June, an American, bark , was
tanned not far from- TilikladVOtitia; afterlaving
lauded-a tam offlohr hundred and ifty'Afrioans;
allVWheatt ifereieiblkdy, Sold iq 'the etreeth of,
Trinidad fOrlhe mind sum of sBso,eaeli:' We grail
soon hear: no, attbt; of others of the lfew ,York
Beat lendinglheir,catgoes. ' ' •
FONTFoa FIFTY BLATANT FITTING UP i.e ,
waAnE-
Either„they- hays _grown , more` quiet or
nitsVog paste in tbisolty, in getting. off these
ieSse probability Is that their, pwamedinge
bare aftraated more attention'. than 'la agreeable,.
and they aro disposed for a timo to try their inter-'
glair etseWheio.- We - - Vali - the — Attention of the
proper officers inNastoW. NewNedford, and New
London- t 4 this matter. If we are not misinformed'',
"PT, vassals fittips , out, :Possibly at tide'
momenifn,thwmparts on-whaling .voyages,,,with
cargoes sail stores, such as no honest, whaler aver
patabblow hatches. And they - will rind. Shit 'no
morehAiiiin good and reviler standing ;has _any ,-
tlgnitt•Ab,rith ' "iliese - vesseli., They are meant
forge - Vets, an4unlessidoPped, will laud - their oar•
goes; anieerable ;mistokes In,'.onba • before air
32 ths Artrorr•
TUN' SLAVES AT HEY Wass. •
, a'Streekndent of the ekarteiton'Crotrietf thus
Writes from Key West, under July 20, 1860:
” Theitot :of the. African. slavas - we,re - _sent . on
Wm' the'alo Star of the Union on the39th toot,
andufin'esprortheSame aftantion for 'flinon, ,, Afrt,
cazf - Abe'.Wilfrir 06130* ,holidArsi 388;'obratt• •
tiitin„;whatiwakknOwnias the coign of the lin- -
knownunnettat4" Frolichf bark. The . total
nuntWi. delivered to the thrne.iissela for re.
tem ht theludance of the'original,ynmbcr
have, Aie#: •S • -, t, • •:
coliteisin ,
`ii4tratillternetiteilibe , lntitidlitition 'or
so.larrassomharat 011/110110110111t 12M/it-has
Pafief s wap, we raliy...well Aurae and Inquire if
this thing is, again' to • be - renewifil'; if la mob a
cr4fatfictlie cqunt lee 114 so largokifcir ti gees-,
tastable Weintisity,'-ar•orte • town. 'to' be abide '-tb
breathing/met - mut buriallspot of suCh 'per' anti?'
Welds:re no tl4GtHuttthenextCongreei will la-,
veattisabillsia Mattes-end eon:spare notes as :to - the
poi* and!coca - of •sopportin A g negroes Africa,
whiletireet Slit aft' reornitir her,: ranks
hoe-West:lndia gelds from such *soirees of supply.
amiistow uttrealinte.`:
A good deal has bees said about rescue and other'
means,forAhtiVreedifery.'Of
nothing of a very,4nehle character evinced itself,
other than the arti valfer eerie half 4 0 1se Itlfrontl
from Oahe. lui4 - eletritliere;•iehe looked ittut talked
gravely upels"" thalasim nab 'ealreienaide and
provided. Most of the legal - luminaries being ob•
souto,Ttaavt-not. been , e lottannor bowl's? their
vfliTo:lfll:re *Tied 14 W
.14ffel el'inbitig, h i d; as to
cO/444.1*Joilushave - * delabliduit the polished
steel bareesetspf.thegnaM awoke some wholesome
regards for their personal safety, and thetas salons
of chivalry thOughcit prudent to return unscathed
rather than carryitheir wounds in the rear.
yisakyrotaruns OF TOW EILAirB: EARRACixs. • ;
Theteolltideof the traclifeatimius.'or untrodden
pilets, t of Onilirodd more complete
than.the- late-maidence , of ' , those mimes, The
buildings stand, but the loud and .dinn ing sound of
voiacs-rth o chanting cudisir o iting 'artd.danoitl, and,
even the fieieti are all gene—..
thoVitry seWtinel—theehal enge-relief guards=
thilicnoho6;leing note alMOY,ProPofillion of food
-the loon, 'foill,„and liter!' the :stocks, are all :de=
sojiody andalloneeinigns throughout... The •story
about the hark Adele being lurnt alt 'unitise ;
her crew wuirpisid of Us Hsiang, and belonged to
the hfaidtinit, having landed a cargo of slaves.
' ' paisturritrurxideUbs.
Thialisturldeliairk7Captstin Craven, is again
in pork; having; been trrubliag on her station on the
anther* coast Of,Citha. - The new tendinous - for
claretfr and Clain; Anguilla Key,.was
verril_ coasting vessels were about. The-Mohawk
ploikedxtpnboatltdrtft, evidently belonging to a
Spanish -fisherman, from twine; ho., being found
therein; • lieut. Duncan arrived here with An ele
gant brigantine, -no 'Mine, 'retied off 'Anguilla, on
thd 211; no one on bona., Menem a slayer, and
doubtless- landed- her slaves ',while the — Crusader
was 'ehresirtgA. bark; . the brukfase the Peg toes
was la,the.galley,-phit, warm: - .This is a new hue
In the --an }Thglish:island ;the streeeseful
pot for slaves-in transit - to Cuba. There are three
resets .rrow,; tykogi in:Havana, having sueesesfully,
imuted•their cargoes.' There ECO'R good Mani ru
mors about the negroes who left here in the
ships for Africa Orptjskalt await something tan
gible. '
A SLAVER IN GEORGIA.
A correspondent- of- the -Athens (Ga.) Benner,'
writing from Charleston, on the 28th ultimo, says:
"We bays, no mews other than what you see in
the newspapers, cave that we know that °nitwit
Wilhiesday . Morning, at daylight, a brig, Res seen
diSolaitigging. if cargo of negrees, 'which' anchored
just off Gimbals . , Georgia, and afterward the sebum,
nor &Min for the river, and the brig further out
to sea," ' •
luronzartv - rir.lwr =TESS OF DIAMONDS—
THE UNITED STATES VS. A CASE OF DIADIONDS
sees rise reported_ some time
ago, when'a large:amount of 'dieneends and ruble*
wore forfeited to the , United Statesf Beads *ere
then entered by the importers to the amount of
$ll,OOO, and the ptoperty was withdrawn. A mo
tion was recently made, by tho Government to com
pel the stipulator/Ito execute their bond, - and pay
in the amount: tonne r of that treat eempanies to the
oredits)f the United States. This morning counsel
appeared k ShoW:datistilirby the order should not
be executed) ,and stated ) , as' a, reason, that etipula-7 -
tors "Were abotit to petition the Secretary of the
Treasury for.e. remission of the amount.. , Mr.
B. Henry, epposedthe stay of ; the, execution on the.
groat& that WS ivairen independent remedy, and
thtdstitpApplitration to the Seoretaryehotthi-not
allowed) to> interferer with 'the dingsbefora.
this edurtr, — , Z - 4
Sedge' Be ftedoeidoiltbat 'the .Iqt:deters ghoul*
ply:in - the` Ur:000 fee thitloinelit'of
States; OoVeitonent, case the deeiitton of the
Secretary should be adverse.---klYete;re'rk
A nein r d>inLskatfiridgotown, Barbadoes,
writing'ontthe 20th utt4 seri tiro Or_ three,
dayS Previenele the 11th' "ohpioria showers of
theyell' drought before, and
the very hot weather bins the 17th; witheitt a drop
offetni-fitavir fairly;loint 'up ,riverytt o u s Le th e
grohnd ) aild'ttifelly disappointed tha.presprots of
, the phutteiso peeduee -is In ;good de
mend, lin& twleltet et dour; emir ',Meal, letti, beef )
bacon, end , broad f have ,advanoede ten Per oat.
Within-thilisitAWo - ) &Pc , •N 0 bQalnese._ooPll le t
ip ping.up d o gur deprededr_in:.'evel7 Scent
nance.;rlild, enek,Govertior Brooks has gone
on aNfilt to -theta; in the steamer Trent.' Ron .
G. ghorita.* 311;.:114 . pai, been 'sworn -in to adminisj
ter .4i*ll,everiunetit.7duristgr o , thkGovernor's, sb
40iiimil14iiesi , f,i656;4:09i , tpdiuo•verAi
• intro leJed ete .the„ PlaurithiVels .43,184 'from:.
Cake; tie,ll trd_froM Madras : liad 6,212'fr0m Bola
jkay ;43(64.3)644 tnen,:sed 13 7,331 , emen, tOe rut,
?ports= ofWomeri Was, , therefore; :I 31' peCeent..:,
',ThOrdnibir of :Inantigrams. ham need Into -Se
We tidtee , in: the ,past -YeorAtMennted to 0,403 ;
- of * 10 4 3,761misiblecTr4idad v 4144 , Britiiha t e.
Abut; 5513t:Muoiti; e,
- !p!) 103 Stlitttli
3 IA 13 ;
' - Igo 1.1 ,T3:3:4•31? t
14'4,
GENRkNEWS
Sattirday laefit pare) , of ladies aini-gCII
- from Binge" visited Cite Besolilitt
pioapura oxeladon , •• Mr Oolteman4 of the paid,
wird
Into the • water Aw ' batbe, veraathibg;.'its he
• went •in;• that lithe - weiraubthe iiroWited theYroMit
Itat ge:lnatett s : Rtt il4, it I . 1 / 1 411:' • , 'A, few, moments
afterwarasids head'iras.,l*oll to fall forward, and
rhe begatOo zaink; - when several-of 'those ob shere
bilfe i tielthitiniee;'irid Gemmed hins. to th e
,41tOre,,but lie expired Ina few Minutes after reach-
Mg it. 'lliafdeatit mos probabiy - caneed by 'dr,lary
nit 31th hrath. 13eieates ,wifo, (who, wstg among.
,thafie iirewiat',4,,th'e beach); and one son. The
sauna party viteltek the beach four yenta age and
'afthat time two of the number were drowneyi.:.
filltiSYLVAltla ;STOW fourth
Allgillvient of the !neglect due and ncyahie on the'
larimilititotOc,?anar,ttiintai arid wbfah. on the
gut oflNoomber,`lBs9, iintalinted 65:18.633 981.07,
wine-bnuotnaliv paid,:- as usual, -. "I'4o
$918,730 02. '•Tlttg balsimi In the , treasury; On the
first :ut July. after• providing; for the interest,
-amoahte. t. $352 402,27, es that the Walnut left
ililitl;MPOn inederetecaloniation of the inconi
,l"X"7eocipts,. Int amount to about-•$1,000,0001
-Tubule si very handsome exhibit of the financial
iifaith,tar.this State,,'sanA: certainly the most flat
thrlfig :one - slues the disposed •or her public ,
11.4WTae CROP ; IN NEW Thiwrinthir.—Thb
Manche s tor Atregrican.learna, after careful inquiry;
- that there Will about two-thirds as - much bay
, thleyeat there was last year in Now MamPshire.
jest
and Rockingham , counties, the
Proportion is about thrtwfonrths ; la Grafton and
,Onilivan; scareely three-fifths that of 1859. The
'quality, however, is, mash better • than last year,
and this far , has been gathered' in ranch better
oondition.„ Taking' into atioonnt ' the pronileing
crop, of ,apples.,; - tora potatoes, Ao., farmers will
-hve no reason to ba!fearfill of a short ineeme..-
• ' 3 -'o.4.w.abirilrog } MonroLIF I ,llainna:,—lt • heti
been ,stated _ that Macipton Roads, where all the
navial in the world might goat in safety and be
securely sheltered from 'Morn* may be celled the
battler of NorfolV-moiro. properly, tho outer hat;
Atletit of ships is large as the Great Eastern;
numbering - a- thousand, might ride out the storm
there and have sea room to Spare; '
A RIGHT smart little - jolt •of 'work:ins don
in ,Tippeeinoo, notlong ago. A Mr. lAtte a farmer
of Wea.Plains, out: a lot of . wheat at ei ght o'clock
one morning, threahod•it and bad it ground, - going
_two miles to a mill, and then his wife baked it into,
bread, and had itready to est before eleven o'clock
-rosily three hours' from the standing grain to the
warm bread. _ _ ,
,
RtiRAHAM Releti.-4he thirty•fonrth annual l
letting of Mr. Jonas Webb's celebrated rams took,
pleas on Thursday, and was attended by a large
envie of English and foreign breeders. The high- ,
eat-prioed ram was taken at 126 fnineas, after eg
sharp hownetitton, for Mr. J. O. leylor, of tlolm.R
del, New Jersey; United BtateelLondon. Times,
- July 10. .
Acoonnitio: to - the returns 'already received*
it the Census Burials at Washington. the crops . in
all the Northern arid Northwestern t States aro im
mensely hoary this year. In Pennsylvania they'
are represented to ~be nearly if , not quite double
those •of last' year; and in other'States they,wq
probably be correspondingly heavy. .
Itieutphis papers complain of the law
losiness, outrage, and crime in that city. A der-,
grain's house was !recently' mobbed by rowdies'
and a lady grossly insulted and allot at with'pis-:
Witt.' :The Avalanche intimates that it is time for;
:a vigilance committe. . •
Tan Charleston' News says the reclainsitipps:
this season, for losses on - cottony against Southerm
dealers, will amouutto ten milliondollars. Cotten'
speculators will continue to take the obance 'of
losing.imidellars in the hopes of making one.
'THE Illinois Central Railroad is furnished
trithaeviiiteeli 'Miles of Mira,' with the usual pro-'
portion-of freight care ; but thegrain' crops of the
State are so enormous, the road ie incapable of do--
ing",all the transportation required of it.
Crionaz Taw:, of Fitchburg, Massachu-;
setts,: has"iisued, an 'appeal to Governor, Banks,
against the use of tobacco in the State prison and
the State pauper houses of lifiesaohusetts.
surve 3 ot the Wabash having been com
pleted, a report of it was tont to Washington. It ,
would take sax =tithe and require nearly 00,000
to put her, in trim for sea.
Tun concord' Sid/clinch, says that New
nerepshire never , had a more luxuriant growth
upon its surface than now; end the prospects were
never better few a bountiful harvest.
Emir lull State census returns have been
resolved at the department in Washington. Ohio
skuwa an
,increase of .300,090 since 1850.
Tun census returns of
.Wilmington,
nraie . shop * population of 21;224—an Merman of
7,24erinse 1850:
W3l. liowaan, residing in Boston, was arrest
ed on Sunday, on a charge of murde ring his Wife
by beating bar to death.
-Ma daily. expenses of the Great Eastern
are $1;150. • •
Sold and Manly Letter.
We subjoin a characteristic letter from Alex
MoKinney;Esit It in characteristic in being fear.
lesi 'and &licit in its avowal of political pbsttion.
" Ottaxasnuao, Pa., July 24, 1860.
Gattmxitaat : beg to acknowledge the reeeipt
'of your invitation-to attend the Onnvention to be
'bold at Harrisburg on the 26th inst., and I deeply
regret'that illness renders it impossible for me to
bo present. • •
; I.isppreciatsi the importance of this movement,
in;pommon with the Demeoratie masses of
'Pennnylvainia, 'am grateful to those who have
That there &Wild he the slightest discord in the
'party is a ma z ing, and Wall honest mon abhorrent,
tor it „reveals the- fatal feet that we have in oar
'ranks pretenders to oar' olitioal faith, whose hy
,poerisy is the weapon with whiob they setk to stub
to ' the vitals that ones irresistible orgsnizition,
which-bee been ilinetrated by the pen ot, a Jeffer
son and the sword of a jeekson.
Those who oppose the canes of Douglas are the
enemies of the people, for in their hearts be Is en
Shrinsd as the lopernation of self-government, the
basis of all our institutions, and the distinguishing
ehareeterislo of the Republic.
The, effrontery : wish w blob the Pennsylvania
office-holders 'end seekers, and their dependents
have allied themselves with Southern men, who
avow that their real, objeot is to destroy-the Union
of the States, iskt once an insult to all loyal oiti
geps,and a desearatise of the memory of the hu
meral patriots who framed our Constitution.
I' ma- proud , to say that old Westmoreland,
which Snit presented tieneral Jackson ae a until
date for the Presidency, led, on the side of liberty,"
in the'panding contest between the people and the
Ofnee-holders. .
As early as January, 1b59, at a large county
Meeting we unanimously arrayed ourselves against
the, attempted Decompton fraud, and my friend,
General:Stokes, on, that occasion embodied' in a
Splendid, speech the main arguments which have
striae been presented to the people throughout the
emintry r and, hive been by. them ,endorsed where
ever the voloeof reason has been board by inde
pendent citizens: •," , •
-trust the Convention will spurn, in the unmis
takable language of virtuous indignation, the cow
erdly attempt of tristois to induce a bargain, and
talon! tkipopulat will. - • -
' gelthereations;politleal partied, nor individuals
canheexpeoted to make treaties with others net
their ;
,Those who'are not with us' are against us; and
fusion, compromise, and ocumession are but the hol
low - preterite of oar most dangerous enemies, by
which they seek to delude us to destruction.
We are undeniably in the right. Be just and
fear not." = 'Yours linearity,
ALE.x. McMammy . .
Messrs. R. J. HALDEMAN, Wir. 11. MILLER, and
others of Committee, Marrbtburg, Pa.
P. S. If the labors of your Convention do not
result in the selection of a stsatglu.out Douglas
Eticlorattecket composed of honorable Democrats
pledged. in writing to support the nominee of the
regular /Rational Convention, I shall vote my own
ticket in November—equare for Douglas for Presi
dent and his better lual for Vice President.
The Late Meteor.
The meteor of Monday evening, a notice of
which was published from one of our correspondents
yesterday, seems to have been witnessed in other
portions *Utile State antloountry.
TII UNTICOR IN DANVILLS.
A correspondent sends us the following: .
DANVILLE, Montgomery co., Pa., August 7
To THE EDITOR OF THE ERRSB : Last evening,
at quarter before eight o'clock, before the light of
day had fully faded, or theaters had become visible,
a brilliant meteor passed over Danville. It was
moving in a northwest direction, and seemed very
high. When a little west of this place (without
any noise being beard) it burst, or threw off several
large portions, which continued following the prin
cipal body. Quite a large train of a blu ish white
flame, which terminated in a sharp point, followed
this meteor, and- the nucleus, or head, was con
stantly throwintelf, in all directions, bright and
beautiful sparks. The marked feature of this
Meteor is t h at, notwithitanding it threw off several
portions nearly as large as itself, there was no ap
parent diminution of the also of the principal
body ';
- moreover, it did not seem to tall behind the
hills,- but continued on its course until lost in the
brigh-trod glow that illumines the western heavens
this time in the evening. It was perfectly calm,
not a led moving on the trees ; only two small
porticies of aloud in sight, and they not in the line
or course in which this body was moving. It was
in sight about forty seconds W. B.
The following accounts are also Published in the
New York. Times of yesterday :
Ithootrixte, Monday, Aug. 6, 1860.
To TRIG EDITOR OF THE EMT 'YORK TDIDD
ant led by the interest at present manifested in
celestial pyrotechnics, to give a brief description
of a meteor, as observed by me this evening
(August 6). .
At 7 38 o'clock I'. AL, sitting in front of my
house (North Brooklyn), and looking towards the
•Ivest, I Saw a meteor about ten'. degrees above the
horizon, appearing first in a direction about west
southwest of my position, and ehooting rapidly
end parallel with the horizon towards the north-
West. -
A liimineue train seemed to 'develop during its
flight, and , reached the length of ono or two de
grees. , ,
Jurt before illaaPpearing, it pretlented an appear-
- shoegf,exploding.
After remaining in view ten or fifteen soconde,
and travereing about thirty-five degrees of the ho
rlsen,l rdisappeared in a smoky or baey atmos
phere a little norther west.
• • , Respectfully, ALUMNI' SMITH.
BEEN, AT IRVINGTON, NEW Jamey.
IRVINGTON. N. J., Tuesday, August 7, 1866.
' !To rim Enifon or Tea NNW Yong TIMES : Last
evening at 7,35 o'clock, my attention was called
to a meteor moving near the Western horism. It
Wag a the brilliancy and color of Venue when at
fta timairautri brilliancy. It drew after It a tell,
like sparks given off from a burning body, having
a:length of lf degrees—no doubt much 'Modelled
by the strong twilight. its motion was from moth
to north in a circle, in a plane parallel to the mod.
dian. When I first saw it, I think it weather's been
its maximum altitude above the liaison, which
f m oompairin afterwards will certain stars,
erebeing none visible at the lime near 10 . Tjudge
was about 14deg, or 75 deg. Ira motion was very
t esultnited that it took about ten or
'fifteen etennda to describe the arc, from rising_ to
setting. ae followed ft In its descent until It wee
bidden by vartrading objects—it did not appear
to change either its coarse, its velocity or its bril
liancy. During an hour and a half after the ap
,paranee counted twenty common me.
'Mors. This morning we had a splendid Auroral
'display, similar le, but not quite as eatenelve as
thoeirof !sat sunnier, ' T0ux8,443
- r. Inas.
1
- Prat 'Xit't%''"Ab'''`A r.h.Nb
• POWER OP- AN ATOM' Or •PolsON,-4 young
Brazilian et:intent - At Medleinoilikee'just"4ll4l,l44
Paris, where ho recently graduated with lio•Mrt
81.10 t aratifid.to dui ratan •or 'a titifute disteition
woupon ;the thumb. - preue.pters;_tyelieliu;
OhaSseignius, 4.6ldthei itthibentAlidahe, in vain
adopted all the h*pedleints that' medloal science
and etilleobid sagged th stay the malady. Fuld
pf ardorneti seal to aloha the matte hie Velar.
Cone' opportunities in Paris, the patient 4441
oh - rootlauing his attendance on thh'i!ippttßkt,
ezpirod theoieryebcnin,gbefore.titn hay 'filed for
his I.W:up td praetiee nimliiihe in his natirekplace.
-• -The celebrated tr. Phillips has recently' been in
danger ,of hie life,from a elntiler oauseiapd Dr. De
marehand;fortherly a naval surgeon, balkiest died at,
Laudernean. (department of Pratico,)
at the age or .fiftpeight, in consequence of a rine•
fere' with a puture .needle, which had lain some
time in a wound for the removal of a eatieeronstwt
mor. Diseases of Medlar origin are far from lake
quest.'' Dr: Phllerion 'gives an indents of a lady
inoculating herself by kissing Bib corpse of her
son-holm, while hat this were alighUy.abradedi
She , recovered,„but a second patient, a butcher,
haying'aledfrom inoculation in skinning& diseased
cow, this celebrated physician wee waisted by a
medical friend in examining the 'body. Though ho
wound was reeelved'while_conduoting theirlnv, et
tigations,; both surgeons were , With; a
priakiew and heated seneetlen in' the hands and
arms, folio - wed by a,feerindof discomfort /advent
of appetite for A. week afterward. fu Australia,
sheep, - horens; and cows often comorahloate e, AA
lar,dahgercius; and , oftentimes, fatadisease, to the
persona employed to prepare their skins for com
merce.. • •
A PLAN has been deVised. 'for' 'preventing
spontaneetta combustion in the holds, coal bunkers;
store rooms, eto, Of 'ships. To this ,end„ a AMA
copper or iron cy l inder inverted is employed,'of
capacity from one pint to agallon, according to the
size of the. coal: ldnker, hold, or store room to
which it is applied.
A small iron tube, of one-,
fourth to one-half, Utah bore, is connected with the
air cylinder, Mitmay be led to any. distanee. It
is, With attetright glass tetbi4 attached:
to a graduated sotto; which May he flied. in any
convenient 'position. The tube is filled ni to the
zero en
,the smile with a solution erode and water,
Noted with litmus, or. any other coloring matter,
and'may be regulated as to degrease of temperature,
like an ordinary thermometer. The two curved 'or
syphon portions of the tube, are intended to counter-,
balance any sudden Amor fall that May beocaa
stoned by the motion of the ship. The principle
Of the apparatus is thus seen to be ,very simple.
Air expands with the slightest inurement of heat;
or increase in its temperature; but a bneket full of
pyrites maj be in a state of decomposition oralowi
combustion some time before it produces snllloient
heat to bo indicated by the mercurial thermometer;
whereas, the slightest expansion of the ,air in the
metal cylinder of this• apparatus will show's En&
torlal rise of the fluid .in the glees-tube of the In
dicator. '
TUNGSTEN STEEL.—ThiSTISCIG ) hags the
Lc Technologiste, has hitherto yielded rather un- .
satiafactory results when converted into tools.
But, au:lording to Appelbaum and Kongsberg, the,
oause of this lies in the ignorance of the workmen
as to tho degree of heat at which it should be
tempered. Exact experiments show that to temper
Tungsten steel a higher - temperature is necessary
than is used for English cantosteel, the proper
range being from a bright red to a white heat,
The process requires a mixture of five parts of
powdered yellow rosin, three parts of *hale oil,
and two parts of tallow. NO tbls the steel is
plunged at a dull red heat, , Afterwards it is
brought io a bright red, almost white, and temper
ed in the usual. way in cold water to 15 e. As this
hind of steel is harder, as well as more easily
welded, than English stool, it is better adapted for
numerous purposes in the useful arts.
TYLLIAN Punrmr.-11. Theo, or Venice,
states that after protracted researches he hes suc
ceeded in discovering the long; forgotten pitiple dye
which was so remota in the Beet. Pliny dietin•
plebes two tints, one violet, and the other red.
The former is derived from the Murex Truncultts,
which at ,p resent is very rarely found in the
i
'Adriatic; the latter, which s the true Tyrian pur
ple, is furnished by , the .111totx Brandonis. An
imporbint Mot ienoted by this venerable naterallpt,
namely, that the coloring material derived from
the murex le purple when first secreted, while the
inferior kind yielded by some other species is ori
ginally colorless, and only assumes its purple hue
on exposure to tote air.
COMPOSITION OF ATMOSPHERIC AlR.—Recent
investigations have shown that, notwithstanding the
effeota produced by vegetation, eolubustio ,n respira
tion, upon the nittogeh, oxygen, and carbonie acid,
of which the nit is cow poaed, yet a beautiful compen
sating operation is over operative in the groat la
boratory of nature, by which usually the propor
tions of Abeseeeenstituents ate preserved froin any
considerable variations. The eiperiments of Bun
son, Reynault, Lacey, Miller, and others, show,
however, that the composition of the atmosphere
does Undergo some slight fluctuations, which are
confined within very narrow limits, and are seldom
met with except in very elevated positions._
PRESERVATION OF SODIUM' AND POTASSION:—:-*
These two pconliar metals, since their diecovery in
1507 by Sir H. Davy, have become of considerable
importance. The difficulty of preserving them has
always boon an impediment to their more exten
sive employment. In the last number of the
Journal of the Frankttat- butittue it Is stated
that coal oil le a better article for keeping these
meads than neptha, which is generally used for
that purpose. In coal oil aodiutti retains its lustre
for months or years, while in the purest napths
the metal quickly tarnishes, and its silvery white
ness gives place to a dull, leaden hue.
AMMONIA. - PRODUCED FROSI ATMOSPRERIO
Atn.—Agricuitnrists who, know the highly fer
tilizing properties cf the ssita of ammonia wilt be
glad to !earn that so useful a materiel can new be
made m oh °beeper than formerly, in consequence
la simple preeesa invented by two French , ehe
mists, filwgueritto and De flotwdeval, for obtain
ing it from the atmosphere. Thie expedient ban
often been attempted both in England end - in
.F ranee, but till now without success.
", _
Pitman:CATION uhangy, a
;French chemist; states that yease,,whefher solid or
liquid, if mixed with a certain quantity of animal
;or vegetable charcoal, and afterwards dried, either
by a current of air or by wrotating apparatus, pre
powder whisk preservei, far An unlimited
period, its fermenting properties. The yeast from
beer, by this means, keeps its strength far a long
'time, and the presence of the °hardest in the vat,
it is stated; does snore good than harsh.
• AYONG ME patents just issuodia ono to an
inventor of Washington city, for an improvement
in watches. By this invention watches and other
time-keepers are made permanently and complete.
Jy air-tight and dust-eaoluding, and consequently
will never need cleaning. The outside oases can
bo thrown open and the watch Imd in water for
days without any moisture penetrating to the move
ments.
TIIE city of Palermo, It is said, has regained
Ha social gaiety.
IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for The Prem . ;
68 - . •
tabslDAD—Brig G L Bookman. Leighton-223 hbes
bbla motsaeoe hhde male& 8 111-Waht te Co.-
PHILADELMITA BOARD OF 6FF0 N.
N TA R T ARBAEI E
Comaurans T
cmR A
u E.
loa "
t%ROBERT,B.IzEp.
LETTER EAOS
At the ilferehante' Exchange, Philadelphia.
t hip Westmoreland. De0rtn....... Liverpool, coon
Bark White Wing. Ealing-- soon
Bark St James. Cruse.— --Rio de Janeiro. Soon
Bark Cordelia, Farrell
Bark Leighton,ee t r ag. do 0.1, 4 .00 n
Soon
Brigg gleten;Weller soon
Hark Florida. Monday —...........-.otonfeegos, soon
Bark Amy. Hammond.....• . • -,1;.• i•v•thl°ll,lM.
Brig 0 Billings. Cart— ••• or Ja. • A ug. coon
l3ris Triad, Bmwrr. .... Thomas . AAU
ling T B Martin, Carver .—......,Cionfeugos, soon
Bohr A M Bartlett, Bartlett,,.........Cienfuegoe, coon
JIAKINE INTELLIGENCE.
A. McK
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Avg. 9, I.
RUN Rless—..:-..- a 06-sum 5Er5........... a 64
LOH WATER-- -.- .7 23
ARRINSD.
Brig G L Buckman.Leightonl3 days front Trinidad,
with molosess to 8 Morns. Wain& Co. July 25th, lat.
21.50. long. 85.01, spoke U 8 Steamer Wyandotte. laying
to—all well. Same date. 2 miles East of Cape Antonio
spoke Bohr (Jeri!, ron, from Cienfeugos for Philadel-
Phut,
Brig Judge Whiteman, Bray, from Boston.
- Bohr Wm A Ifammond. Powell, 6 days from Boston,
in brPlast to N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Wm P BMith, 5 days from Medford, in
ballast to R It Corson & Co.
Bohr R M Sheppard, Lane, il days firm New Haven,
in ballast toCaptain.
aohr John Thoms, )I.llrard. I day from Smyrna. Del,
with wheat to James Barratt 8t Son.
Bohr Delaware, I day from Smyrna, DM, with
oats to Jas Barrat tr. eon.
• Bohr David Bunt , Amebas. frOm Boston.
Bohr P.O Smith, Smith, froro p Proyidenoe.
Bohr Argus. Phinmer, front arnagton.
Behr Ocean Wave, %teazle, rom Newport.
'Bohr It Rose, Burgess, from Bridgeton.
CLEARED.
l9teamehip Delaware', Cannon, New York, A Ilderdieer,
Ft'r S Bhriver. Dennis. Baltimore. A Omen. Jr.
. Brig Judge Whiteman, Bray, Boston, Baum, Ogle
& Co.
Bohr William Wallace, Barrett, Cholees, ',Bother
mei & Co.
. .
Botii Ciote $ Carstairw, Robinzon, Boston. L Rothor
ni el & Co.
•• • .
Bohr Jos Martin, Hard tns, Somerset, Crowell & Col
Bahr Wm A Hammond, Powell, Boston, N Sturtevant
& Co. •
HE;hr Argue, Phiumer, Boston, Noble,' Hammett &
Caldwell.
'Bohr David Elroill,'Douglaaa, Boston do
Bohr C Smith. E. Cambridge. Bendier &
Bro. -
RoIIT Oooan Wave, Veszie, Be'rant, BLakieten & Cox.
Bohr R Rose, Burgeon, fiewteryport, N Bturtovant
& Co.
El2==
Bolt r W P Plitilips, Smith, Providonoo, It It Corson
Co.
TIT TELEGRA
Rterrespondenee of the Philadelphia Eiohnnae.)
LBW 88. Del., A mere Id
No vessel at the Breakwater ; nor are any in
sight, inward lam& A few colliers; are in the bay,
beattnt down. Wind B—weather very warm.
Yenta. hre.. N. W. hilent AN.
DE(Drre HVR deEn o MA CE AU )
K B, 1860 .
The Wyoming loft with 19 boats, laden and consigned
as follows:
. .
tia
Lake, It. H. Iron to David Reeves & Son ;
King, lumber to Nororogi & Sheets ; S h, bleak
well, do td order; F Bond, do to II Croaks) ; John
Cline, do to Cadwalader & Co ; Major John Dumas, do
to Now Castle.
Morrospondonoe of Thi Prom)
.. • .
READING, Aug. 7.
The following boete from the Union Canal passed in
to the Schuylkill Canat to dayt bound to Philadelphia,
laden and consigned as follows:
Flinn Reber, light, to Captain ; Niobrara. and Lon
ily'e Lane, lumber to Norcross & Moots ; Col S C Fre
mont, do to Henry Crooke, ; l k Il lii.Mards. flour &o,
to Kutts& Sailor; three ratty of timber to Soh Nav Co
Stara and Stripes. and Peck and Barnet. lumber to thinl
Bolton & Co • Boon vile rrider. do to Nriok & Th,p
mita ; Gun R Flemming, do to John Craig.
at LIVIO.aIItBA.
Steamrhip Cambridge, Bowes, °leased at Boston ith
nit. for this port.
Brig Wool, 0 Bernranna, beam, at Boston 7•h inst.
Prig Burasah,Blonm .n, henoe. at Newbursport rah
nirt at.
IF.chrs Georgia. F:tront, hence, and Chas 11 Rogers,
Langley, core . Balb at riewburypolt 6th inst.
!Mars Lamont Duront Corson ; It W 'Tull. Town-
Road, end kophls; Ann. &Mtn, hence, at Boston 7lh bar
Bahr Mary Standish, 4twooi, cleared at Boston 7th
foment,
Bohr:Warren 0 Nehon, Smith, and LtioY, Church,
hence, at Dighton 4th th at.
dchr 1, C Crookori Presbrey,
D frotniTaunton for this
port; Celled from Dighton 6th
Bohr Sarah E Junta. Jones, hence, at Pall River 4th
ustant..
W Morse, Phillips, at Dighton 6th inst. from
Havre de Grace,
eolir Mary E Smith, Smith, sailed from Salem 6th inst.
for this sport.
Bohm Margaret Reinhart, Jones, Sidney Price: God
frey, and R B Rowlett, t3onters, hence, at Charleston,
S 0, bib inst.
' Bohr L Waterbury, Swinnerton, for Providence, 'went
to sea from Charleston, If 0. 4th inst.
Bare Retriever 'Ross; and Arlie, Tuokobbenoe, ar
rived at St Johneri L, Nth ult.
'PAO Aim -4, illit4tYt. ,Atitir i u-,§, - . T IA6OI
..-.-.--,-...,.........d....
, _ „ ....1
TEE oanew-itmOrie 41AN TAlL:icemen. - ;
Dl,puar , gy mgAglOU,',/`AIN, IMTRACTOIL 1
1..1 AS tlinveriallj Supplanted all tithei
11...5- OintinintA;iiitiekilt s frortioations in both the
&o wn a n
. ..tern Ee • ereerwherever in 0 t
dui:od ; tind til:St a lullk 10 tw the , tine seefet Or ire
gimes' mall elitsi s - setteisti Whether the Orme
b° """ 4 " ci T! ATOM' 9 1 $0111.101 , ' i , - T
Fre t et ti oL i b , i ) l ttl th el t l e stAt ic a ilfZ is ! t i ed ai m a i l l if T t t
oharm oi lly w r , ...,,,,...„ ,
Children ir ~i rtiOnt e ate solos: malin=
lunt6i. CO n iku . • ~.
~. „ T m,4 tAms as Xx.
pmmess-InererOfilMajl , Allot er snould, Imo this
healing nrepatieroa eon- sten won ham, It heal*
sons Brent ,gt and aulokly a, removes the TETTE& or
*lNUl NT K R a kti ' L i l v fi l i 1 410.ARIVOISD'.' ' !
d ' i i firtirgii n Snetin g l e .7. gttft r Al l tr e ilifir Ift;
o snot for seal 6 Abut _,L , exp onion, Are, or colii
titlipeftbilid bear mitilnd ,-, that this Mario Extractor,
talus best anda i r e trun e i• out It ia le . both dorteMe ni tit
fli e n 4 l4 4a ttli l tre ere ;hOu-t, seterritvigi a ltt'neeoo d e
to te st) Its rnarve r ias 1 vittle, Who owe their
scold ha gl, An ? to its *Oink etheany.
The I .6 rt &Me, or the tsadtity i ttaissiis for
whoth tt. , Itet,eli - CAL p ilf TIRACE
on. is a B.E.V.haT i r R„as well J ., Et .
farte, .t, vales, d ekef ell kinds,
annor. - ! s ,1* sl .uk t ; • - Shot Wounds,
Oak. _ rost nate. Norofals,
lirosen_n_resal, ti. , : r Bores, ih o nit i rl
Bites of Keyttlet!,,, alone., ~ , , eat ~
~
Modell: i - . „, polar Din- ur '
Ildraoked Li s, imam, eald'Heei, •
Ch eeped mends, Eivourial Bores, Sprains,
C ram pip s, , _ ~ bins Selle,raill, , 46411 Box,
OraMN rirnPleir
Contracted Cords, I, LINZ'
E=4 ,of , the m ralatient. i l l f f i engieal Bores.
r akin; hes, .. 44, '
Bold at the . tapodEgi b e t ro s tigi t tsroir 10:6* )c ) orl.
WitlllA d &TO..:tionerg, Agent., sir
can oleo
eh
tamed of all respectable , 'DniggiSts - and rtierehentit
throeghottt thO,liin4ed BWit.Lend, Camila,.
• . ~, - !: . . '4%, w. 11 sis !i'T &BONS,
`Me North titiCSIND Otreet,
tale ~ .I''' • whotestiteasestifotTetunelsents.
DYSE'EPSIA REMEDY.
Dr. DARIUB HAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by the patift hi' six years ,
with increasing rater: n ttbontriipa4 tb eters
Dyspepsia, blervettsts43s, Heart 4131ern, eatit
PAtiss,` iit Me Si ofteth obt Paitt ih the
,pateels, Headache, Dretbsiness,. Eitiney
L'emPtaftitit,'Low Spirits, Delirium
_ _ Tremens Insetnperis nee
Ix STIMULAiii; EiuitkriAize:lNvinoikA4s T
WILL - :NOT DITOICWA*IIIS,:BI.I:IPIgri.
As a Midi°lel it lb quick and, effeetual,enring the
meets ggravated OWN 01Dyllhelelltt', Kidney 4.3omplain
and alt other derangement of the IlltomeOlt and Bowele,
in a speedy manner. . •
It will instantly revive the most melancholy awl
drooping spirits,:ant TeetOte, the week, net Vine, and
inokly tO health, strength end slid& I. •
Pereonp W h o, the Natileions nee Or 1;luors. he:ye
w-001118 e • , end } their hervlle erttenle Shattered,
oetttddritlons broken otigi, and is ebt_lo to that horrible
Pir Dhi+lniuM nether, wilt, al
gt.°l%.lp'bi.eafyYt‘'f
, cr. ”r e ...a.".'4l....g_ereting Beira.
IT . WILL „ .
Dess.-Z-Oirie *lne glass full ea ottort semeoeietry.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will mite 'Heart-burn. '
Three done will cure Indiceetion.
One 1 10 0 0 ,Will give Toe a deal Appetite -^ -
Unladen will stop the diatteSelng rani', of TOSPOPsiai
One dose stall reruove_the distreseilig and disagreeable
efteets of Wlhd Flattiieneo one as talon ris.,the
etertuseh rotative* the Meliorating nelrit, the dietress
in and all painfal febllnge will be removed. •
he doge Prlll remove the most distressing pains of
Chi Po , either in the stomach or bowels. •
A few doses will remove all obattuotions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Pereonif who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a milord ours by the one of tine or two button.
" NI GIIT,Y DISSTTON :
Persons who, from dissipating too flitter' over otglit,
and feel the evil affinity o, tioistaiotte ih vibleht
headaches. siokness at stomach, weakness, iiddiness,
Sto,, will Mid one deep Will r tmOve all bed feelings.
Ladies ofweak And sickly constitutions should takp
the Invigorating pirlt three Ulnae a ; ittaill Make
them strong, herd etd.hAtit thkenve all ohstilie
tiortliatul i treats (t i les loath tie menstrual organs, and
titers the bloom o health and beauty to the careworn
go.
;Owing pregnancy it will be found an Igvbl
nine to removed hesgrseable sensationsat,the stetneffli.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, Mid to inallea this, he
{tail c oat milk° Itiethoaavitos Smarr ,In pint bottles at
PO buts Snorts 81.
Genenil ,llenot, Id WATER Street. New York,
' - DYOTT tr. 80ts8,
Wholesale Ajtentsin Philadelphia,
107-thstuly and tor sale by all Druggists.
PERUVIAN 'SYRUP,
.• Olt PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED.
This ,well-known Remedy has Weil used eatensiroly
• and with groat success For
DYSPEPSIA.
"e' OR IMPAIRED AND IMPERFECT
yltri4 DIGESTION;
FOR TUB CONSEQUt
t: . • DETERIORATION of rno BLOOD;
e • AND FOX 11111FOLI.b*ItIG
F ZVI IS 01 , DISEASE.
_GM Mont of-which originate in
- n " DYSPEPSIA:
LIVER COMPIAINT..D.ROPSY, NEURALGIA and
NERVOUS 'AFFEOTIONk LOSS OF APPETITE,
READACIIE_, LANGUOR and DEPRESSION
OF SPIRITS. CARBUNCLe.B and BOlt.S,
pnAes, SCURVY, AFP.ECTIONS OF
THESKIN,CONSUMPTIVE
TENDENCIES BRuNCE.I.-
T ti'irARAM, U
, . Al, 'COM- - •
PLAINTB
. . . . .
ACCOMPANIED BY OEN kftAl. DEBILITY. and
REQ OIRING A TONIO and ALIE
.II.ATIVE MEDICINE.
Nora.—The failure of IRON as a remedy for TOYS-
A. a bad state of the' blood. and the numerolin
d!e^nscA canned therebT.litts arisen front thn Yrant pf
each a preparation bitten an MIMI edter the etonnteh
pwsroXIDE state. and assimilate at ones with the
blood Thin want the rbßuvi f tv by HU P supplies ,
aim it does no in the °Mr form in +who* it is possible
for iron to enter the circulation. For this reason, the
R ,
F R UVIA.N SYRUP often. radical!, cures diseases in
which other preparations of Iron and other modunnes
h...ve been found to be of no avail.
CERTIFICATE OF
...A, A. HAYES. M. D.. OF
_
BOSTON.
It is well known that the raeAttelnel °nett of Pootoxide
of ir o n are lost by even a very trief extern:tit to air an
that to maintain a solution of Protoxido of I ton, Without
further oxidation, lute boAn deemed
in the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point is at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE UNKNOWN;
and this solution tnay replace all the proto-carbonates,
oltratea, had tartrates of the Materia Medico.
A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Mass.
16 BOYLSTON Street, Boston,
N. B.—f amphletenontelning Letters from the above
named Gentlemen and others, and giving full Informa
tion of the Syrup, eon be haul o, apphootion to the
Agents, or to
N. IaoCLARK fr. Co., Proprietors.
COD NIA el 8U!(.,D1N(13,
N 0.78 SUDBURY STREET, 808 N.
Sold lir Druggests generally throughout See United
States.
• Agents for Pennsylvania e _DYOPT &Co.,
232 Norttl BBCO/7D Street, Philada.
anT-tutbd Sm
.NOTION TO BUILIDEBS.-'--Tho board of
comtliiiiiifibers under an set of Assembly entitled
" An act Providing for the erection of Public Buildings
in the city of Phlbidenbia,” approved April 2. 18430,
hereby invite plane andestimate" of castle, the build
ings proposed to be erected. These biuldines are de.
eignedfor the acomninoilation-of the courts of Justine,.
and their appropriate offices, and the several offices of
record of the county, and also for the accommodation
of the several departments and officers of the Initial- psigovernment of the city of Philadelphia.
They are to be placed on Penn Square; the buildings
for the courts. Ac t , on• the northwestern 'Motion, and
those for the munimpal government on the nortlatastern
seotion of said Bquare.
A statetnenton detail, of, the extent of acoosemoda-
Bon reuutted ler the respective departments and °Moen
to be located in these buildlnge has been printed, and
person! designing to prepare Miens are .hereby referred
for copies to any of the Board of Commissioners. -
Ground plans. seetione, elevationt.,and perspective
vieWhoreaoli building will be requisite, aeoompanied
wp.h clear and full explanations.- • • . • -
The estimates 'Are to be ahnettlpitnied by complete
epecefioations, and with explanations of the whole so
simple, minute, and full that hey may be readily com
prehended by persons not iipeeday instructed in araln.
teeter°.
The said plans, estimates, and specification, to be
directed to the President of the Board, and furnished
before the hut daY of September, A. D. 1863.
Each person submitting a plan must indicate the ma
teris to be employed in owastrtioting the buildings un
der his plans. -
tgo compensation will be awarded or paid by the Com
missioners fer the plane to be submitted. as hereby in
vited, until the means of oar:tying • the said act of Assem
bly into effect shall beovitled, in accordance with its
terms. Abe XA nr NDER HENRY, President.
JAMES R. LUDLOW. Secretary.
Philadelphia, July 11,1860. •
fihFFICE OP THB Pi
READING RAILIG
putruta, July 11. 1860.—T
on Coal tmneyortod by thief
from JOY 16. until further •
To Riohmond .....
ro i e u t i grn Ylme . ,::;
tiormontown . n..A.:_7:
Falls of Bohuylkill,...
----
Gonahohooken.---
Bwodo
orriet'n or Bndgeporl
, ort e K opnedY—.
al
Royaeo ord.-......r.
tmeno
'otta holm ~..----
Dongloneville—.
Monoonoy
Rirdeboro......--- --
Exo to r.... ......
Aoading
1 ticker ton-
Leesport..
Ram burg _
Orwigsb'g an. nburn.
By order of the Board or Man are.
W. IL McILII
PAWSON & NICTIOLSON
DOOKIDNDUAtt,
NON. 119 AND 621 MINOR •
Between Market and Clvan
• PHILADEIA.
/AMEN PAWBON. JA R . B.
ir..47 1 •
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, ADVER
TISH FOR FALL TRAM: IN BKST CITY AND
COUNTRY NIMBPAPERB (lat publishers' Priem)
through .r. W IlaTtivs
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
R. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets.
67' Call or tend for Lust of Newspapers. Iy3l-tf
LATE ROOFING:-JOIIN WELUU
r•-7 SLATER, is prepared to put on any amount o
roofing at low rates. All work warranted to give Ri.
tiscaotton, Ordorot sent to THIRD Street and OER
AIANTOWN Road will LW promptly attended to.
422 am
ILLUMINATORB.
Every one is complaining oU their exorbitant gas.
bills. At No. 66 Booth THIRp_ ktrect, may be aeon
the " beet Lampe in the world ' tan be need wherever
light ie wanted. Cheaper than coal, oil, Of Xng. Agents
ere making 0150 If Week selling them. Nora wanted.
e 30.000 Bold.
the Use Lampe will light a room 30 feet equare for I
cent au hour, or will brim all night for &Jew cents'.
DR. O. A. GEUEN k
Pio. Oa South M E
IRO street.
ms3l-the&m•lr
CLAIIVIN ON IRALAND.
O'GORMAN &
(RICHARD o•GoitsiAH, EDWARD T. WitsoN
ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
No. 122 BROADWAY, New York,
Having established ostensive Correspondence' and
Agencies throughout Ireland, will take charge of the
00110ation of Claims. Legaeies, &0., and attend to other
business in any part of thnt auntry. is4o stuthsm
REFINED 6up4R.-1,000 Barrols.LO-
A-11 , VERIN Crushed, coarse and fine pulverized.
A, B, and Conn, and refined yellow Buser, for sale
by JAMES °BASUN A. CO.. I,I4TITIA weer.
iOIJ.- 200 .- Tierces Prime I Retailing
Cliarlexton Thee, for sale by JAMES eitAIIA.SI
Cie.. I,ETITI A atmat.
114 ENNESSIC BRANDY.-70 casks, id
' 1 vi'4l' ni a lj VlPea. -lufrtaii Ina lAt,2x
PRIVY-WELLS Cleaned ,at i low price,
to obtain tho onntents, Address WM. TfNlitON
Pondrette Offing. 1913 Nnrth Reeend atrent. Marten
QYOUPODIUM—For sale by WETIIE.
1 • 0 RILL & BROTHER, 4", end' e North BEC JIMOti_D
tt "; •
~~1l1r;~ICIRAti.
NOTICES.
'HILADEE.PNIA AND
60AD COMPANY.—Prind,
Me ratemof FreirtitandTolle
e oompany will b" as follow',
rnic":
111.35
1.45
1.45
1.4•
1.45
1.26
19
1.36'
NNEY, Be
TREET,
at Week,
NICHOLS
UM=l
MANEW 1%1-WEEKLY
e PASSENGER ARO FREIGHT,
ROU ' NORFQ,LE and PORTSMOUTH. Va , via
tie Philadelphia, . Wildlitigton t and Balthnore,_ and
ela*Pitre itall,romis, thence pi e ne* stamina Phila.-
bile'? Rardyfiytirtlrt 1, VS, = p s
, '-' a
Ole will take the 8.16 A. M. train at the depot,
!ilf:Slyg..,7 , lliirsitg.3, AV 1 44,7 14 A v hs . e nv 4 ' 6 ° A°
ford at 1..,,.. P., M. end_ at ktor elk! early. the next
inoromx. The steamer Vhiladeip la will leave Norfolk
on the evenings of blonder. Wednesday. and Fritter,
annuitants with the train at - Seaford, which arrives at
Philadlohia at 1 P. M.
part or finkt-otarispasitepatirs, inolpidipg meals on the
Beeond-olass passengess, including meals on the boat,'
$4 60. '.. . . „
,treliiht taken its low as by wily other route.
or further partitmlars, See Small hand-WIN at the
Imele, and other pnblie places, dt junior° of
corner broad 111 . . riiii ii httitialgti lt itiC.
H. F. KENNEY, Master of Transportation,
kV lm •• ' ' '' • , • ' ' .P.W.& B: R. It. Co.
meow - W„„F, 13 '4' , OJJ.EBTER
„AND PH 1 J.JA DELP 11 1 A
VIkMEDIA.
ARRANGEMENT.
1 711% it IR ; A 11 1 ; 8 1 j. rv: 51 6 1:
corder of Market and Leh Man pr Thirty. Brit etteet the et~te,
e.
West Philadelphia at 1.30 and 10.30 A. M., and 2 .- 4 0,
4.40, and 0.30 P.M.?
Leave WEST (MESTER. frOm the Depot, on East
Market street. at !Az, 0, and 10.30 A. et" amt 1.0 and
8.10 ",
ON SUNDAY'S.
Liave Philadelphia, from the depot. northeaq corner
xhttienth arid Market' street", at 8 A. M. and 3
inive West Oheeter: i.BB A. eV. 6P.
r4l'VtaittcatleveLMT,' an jlhtlnifiirbArkgl
fitment .pli entnitee, before the starting thne tote tne de
pot, and vriltcarrira flag to denote it.
'flue Baggage Car will leave Eighteenth and Market
stream one hour before the departure of the train from
the Weet Philadelphia depot.
Trains leavlr^at 10,80 A. Id. apd M" connect at
Peorteltqn ,treJne Int nll pnihta on the Philadelphia
Mid Baltimore Central Railroad.
. . .
and ii;aiting room, southeast corner of Eighth
and Market streets, whom parse sere purchasing
tokens [or WeSt Chester, will be furnisheilwith a ticket
over the passenger railway.
HENRY WOOD,
Sta-tt appeptl , Einvorintnnotent.
ffiIIPHILADELPHIA AND
OAI IIIIN ( ti b
1 rd . N " A l ltliti G 1. 601' 417 4 ll '
ter iid 07 - the traine ß W.il run as follows :.' Leage
the passenger depot of ibe West I...hestir and .Philadel:
% Ph ri 3 i p ia ei . ,X a" e ‘ r litt si h .,,, til n eA c t i i r, l 6 - I, b lAgaugge i Tp t t Y st r g
.t.e.age Went Grove at oAdand 840 A. M., and 4. P.M.
Andy line of Se atags to nd from New London and
Oxford ocinheotk with the 1000 A. M. Train from Phila
delphia 'and the afil A.' M. train from Weat Grove,
le&VlUg Uktigmist ,6.30, A. M',' , s
The beautiful soenery and well-known healthlulnees
of Delaware and Olteeter col:inti' offer _imparter in
ditgements to those oolong lot slimmer boarding.
Freights for thin tine regetged ai fro.plarket qt.
A, la AWN
PlilliAlWila..fuhe 03, leo, !Alin agerintonudfit.
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
For iET u ELEH EMI
DO T YLES TOWN EASTON
HAVE WIL n ES H AI Z t LE , W N
L E uMsroR W , HTE,
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, July 2d, 1800, Passenger
Train, leave FROM and WILLOW Streets. rht
ladelphia,DAlLL,lttondayare
_feted,/ as follws:
At 3.30 A. M. Ramesh), or Bothlehein. Allentown,
Melnik Chunk, Ilealeton, ilkeabittre,
Lib
P. (ixprem), for ilettilith&in, ft/5;
This train reaches Easton at 0.00 P. Al.. 80.111 makes
olose connection with New, Jpriter Control for New
York.
Ate P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
k 't
A.
A . and 4 P.
.3 for Doylestown. "
At 10.30 A. Al. and 3 P ; pl. for Fort Washington.
rho 0.30 A. Irl. Emma I tale makes close connection
with the' Lehigh Valley Radioed at Brithlf_thom. bents
the shortest arid moist deSitehlo rbilho to Wilkestihrte,
and to ppinte in the Lehigh_coal Region.
TRAINS FOR PoLLA.DELitHIA
Leave Bethlehem at 6.63 A. Al. r 2.20 A. Al. and 6.22 P.
1
, • 1 .330 illatown /.20 A. k an.d A-. 4 P.
Lama t Viashin t it i on at 333 A. Al. and 216.1. M.
. • • •'' la SLIPWAYS:
o
Philadelphia ?Fr Het lehem at 8 A li kin
Philadelphia, or - Doyle:gown. at :lki
poy,loptqwW q r.Mbibuter ,r.!11, at.
Littnalhom tor Philadelphia at Leo P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem.- 1 301Eare to Mauch Chunk. 22 60
Fare to . . 11501Yar0 to lloyjentown.. 080
Through_ Tickets. Mast pr Bred et rho Ticket Of
fices at WILLOW Street, or }JERKS Street, in order
to secure the above rates of fare,
All Passenger Train; (except Sunday Trains) oonneet
at - Berke street wh Fifth and Sixth. streets and Beoond
and Third-street rinisenger Rediroatle, 20 minute. after
leaving Willow street. •
193 • ' , ELLIS CLARK, Anent.
PHILADELPHIA AND
Ert APlRF!!ffia' READING RAILROAD,
. . REDUCTION OF FARED:
()nand s teer APRIL lid, 1t Conunuistlon Tickets,
with twenty-six coupons, rill be leaned, good for the
holder and Mr mintier °this famil y . on any I s tscenrr
Train, and al b an o r ia tlio..,4 , ry. 7111,1%50i b 6 a t g
tiiVrilit t roet arii 4 rlicinOiion clf a onlylir e per :ent.
prom the 'ostler fares. parties wishing to enjoy the
miner in the Country will find thus a very deeirable
route, the Bohuytkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
the mast beautiful and healthy in tbiraste, and Renee
'ibis by four trains irons and to Philadelphia daily.
H. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
PIIILILDELPIITA. March 7eth.lBeo.. inh27-tf
BUMMER ARRANGE
IDENT.
PRILA L.PRIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, July 9 /.4.94),
PASSENGER. TRAINS LEAVE P.IIII',ADELPRIA,
For Baltimore at 8.11 A, M., If llool3w (Express ' ) and
19.10 P.
For Ohester at 8.11 A. M., 11 noon. 1.19, flted, 7.00 and
11.10 P.
For dyning ton at 8.111 A. AL, If noon, IA 8.00.
7.00, an 11.10. P el
For No* cahtle &le A. AL, AIt , LOP P. M.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M., an I,IOP. 11.
for Dover at 8.13 A. M., rind 6.00 P . M.
. For Mernneton at &16 A. M.. and BP. M.
For Milford at 8.19 A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at. 8.08 P. M. -
For Futon:Won MBlB A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Frjdays at 8.00 P. M.
• For desford St 8.16. A, AL Mondays, Wedneidaye, and
F riday • at 8.00 P. M.
For BalieNry at 8.14 A. M.
•to
Sir Tram_ at 818 A. 81, Witt orynneet. at Sanford on
T k.
uesdayS, Tlietrlays, atm tia Utdays, with steamboat
11orhyl
TRAINS FOR PIULADELPHLI.
Mayo Baltimore at 830 A. M., (Expremeo MU A. H.,
and 630 P. M.
;M Leave Wilmington *O6,W, 8.30, and /IA .. 1.45,
4.50, and 8.36 P. M.
Leave Salisbury at 10 P. M.
I le ave Seaford, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
'at 7.0 A. M., and 1.50 P. M
Leave Farmington, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 8.00 A.and 4.15 P. ed.
MVO Milford, hlondaya, - Wednesdays, and Fridays,
:at 7.50 A. M., and 4.00 P. M.
' Leave Harrington at 8.15 A. 111., and 4,501'. M.
Leave Dover at 9.06 A. M., and 8.25 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10815 A. M. and 0.40 P. M.
Leave New Castle at Loa. 10.63 A. AL., and 7.35 P. M.
Leave Chester at 7.40, 9.19 A. /1.04, 9.31. LW. end
'l l9` . telve Iliiltimore for_ Saliety and Delaware
-Ritilleut at 10.16 A.M., and 1.26 P. .
RAINS FOB BALTIMORE
Leave Cheater at 8.0 A. 31.,12.13 and 11.0 P. M.
Leave_Wilminston at 9.36 A. 1L,1948 P. M.. and 120
'A. M.
'FB.BIOHIT TRAINyWIth PASSgrigna CAR, attached,
• _ • will run as followa
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
ph
l Lea a e Wilmington
for - Penyvills 'and intermediate
place, at 0.00 P. M.
Leave liavre-de.Orsoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at 6.00 A.M.
•
Leave Baltimore for Havrh-de-Gracie and intermedi
ate plaees at 4.001'. M.
SUNDAYS
; Only at 11.1(7P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
I Only at 5.0 P. 51.4 from Baltimore to Ph iladelphia.
Iy7 - - •8. M. FELT N. President.
1860. flittgpm 1860.
SPRING ARRA GEMEPI - T-N W 'ItORK LINES.
TRE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
. DEUIIIA AND TRENTON RALROAD_CS
LIN FROM PHILADELPRt TO .N.KW
YORK AN ax ieLAs: ,
• •' Ftsyna W a ln u t -grant ff, •
• Will teat° M follows-viz: - •
PAIL
At 6A Camden and Amboy - , C.& A. AOOOlll
-
At 6A 11..v1a Camden and Jersey City ( f f. J./ Ao
oomnbadan on - 2 24
At . A M; - via Camden and Jerseyy, Morning
Aliul- • . • ... • .. CO
At 11 A M, by Steamboat , Tagiony an. J. racy
City. Western Express. 300
At 1234 P Al, via Camden and Amboy, Acoommi
-1 dation-L.- ..-..-..._- , , St
At 2 r 21, via . Camden and Amboy, C. and A.I3L
, press.-- . 600
At 4 P 31,11 y Steamboat via ny Taeo and Jaraey
City; Eyecups Express.- •........300
At 4 M, by Steamboat via Tacony and Jersey
City, itd Class Ticket.- __ 2 25
At P Al, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mail.. _ . . . 600
At 11 P eanirien ana Jersey City, Southern
Alai I . 226
Ate P via Camden and Arnboi-Aooomineda
: lion, (Freight and Passenger,)---Le ' t Class Tioket, 225
/ 40
I The IP M Alai' Line runs daily, The 11 P Ali South
ern Mail, Saturday. excepted.
For Belvidere, - Easton, Lambertville. Flemington,
&a., at 6 A M and 41 Al, from Walnut-street wharf. and
1.10 A M from - Kensington.
For Water Gap Stroudsburg , Scranton, Wilkeebarre,
Montrose, Great 13end, Re.,at 6 A. Al. from Walnut.
A
street wharf, and 7.10 A . al . Kensington, via Dela
ware. Laokatiranna and Western R. R.
For Mount Roily, at 6 and 9 A. M., 2 and 4X P.
' For Freehold, at 6
W A. 01 ; ' and 2 P. M.
m, LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, Re.. at 2)4 and 4 P. M. from
Walnut-strati' wharf, 7.10 A. Al, and 8X P. Al. from
Kensington.
For Palmy ta,Riverton. Delano°, Beverly, Burlier
ton. Plorenee.Bordentown, Re., at K . 1. and 434 P. AI.
Steamboat Jos Belknap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Places, nt 1.14 P. M.
Steamboat Trenton for Tacony, at 11 A. AL and
Timony, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol, at d P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage,.ordr., allowed each Passen
ger. Piueengere are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to he paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to Ono Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 5100, ex
aept by special contract.
anl6 W AL 11. GATEM ER. Agent.
1.16
1.10
1.05
1.02
1.01
1.00
94
ELMIRA ROUTE._
rUILADELPILIA AND EL
MIRA RAILROA ,
UUICKEWT ROUTE to Tatriaqua, Catawirosa, Ru
ti4ort, Wilkesbarre,Seranton % Wil
amsport, Troy, Ralston, (Anton, Elmira, littllaln,
,agars Rochester,
Cleveland, Detroit Toledo,
Chicago, St.Louta,Milwankee, and all points N orth and
West. . .
• . .
Passenger trains wiU leave the now Depot of the Phi
ladelphia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
CALLOWIIII,I, Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal
{whin street,) daily (Sundays excepted), for abovo
points. as follows :
DAY EX P RESS._._..— ..--.—....6.00 A. Al.
N I GIP • • - 3 • 3 6 P. M.
The 8.00 A. AI. train oonneeiriatlamert. for W
ilkee
berre. Pittion, Scrantan. and all stations on the
LAOKAWAPINA AND 13f,00.61SBURG RAILROAD.
The above trains make direct connections at Elmira,
with the triune of the Now York and Erin, Canandaigua
and Niagara Falls. and Buflalo,Now York and Erie, and
New York Central Railroads, from all points North and
West, and the Canada&
Baggage'i gieektd to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bndge, and all it.tennediato points.
Tickets can bs i rvoured at the Philadelphia and El
mira Railroad [Air e ioket ()Mee, northwest corner of
SIXTH end Cir. L.CNUT Streets, and at the Yassanger
Depot, emnero kit RTBENTII ttnd CAL , I.OWHILL,
T HROB() EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
berlve the Phil . :attain% and Reading Depot, Broad and
Callowhill stre :daily (Sundays excepted), for nil
points West a t North, ate I'. M.
Freights mu. be delivered before 3 l'slll. to insure
their going tin rnee day.
For further information apply at Freight Depot,
THIRTEEN Pk: and CA BILL. or to
GRAS. S. YAPSEN, General Agent.
Northwest earner SLUR and 1011E8T14 UT Streets,
eolk-tf Ph iladonlphlA,
inin PIIILADELPIIIA, GER
-0 wn Ktbitom)--8 util l arAltitiga r ita l l s -
.0. and after MON pAY % Ma 11,1880,
NOR OERMALCI OWN.
Lemma Philadelphia 0,7, e. 9, 10, ii. and 11 A. M.,
1, 0 1 054, I_, 8, a, off I. a. 9,10 Y. and IIN r. nt.
Leave uermanwern e, 7 71, 6, NH, 9,1001./2 A. M..
10,0,4. 9,9, 65i, 7, Bat I OW • M•
8 PAYS,
Leave Philadelphia LOO min. A. M., 11, 6,6, 75‘, and
10K, F. M.
Laave,_rmantown 6.10 min. A. M., 1.10 Min., it 11%
and IN P.
.01.6688THIPP HILL RAILROAD.
Leave tarielz.bm g, 8,10,17 A. 10,0,4,8,634,8,0,
at L I e 1 :4 oliesinnt Rill 7.10,1.16,.6.90, 9,1011,10 A. M.,
lA, teo, 630, 8.40, 50_ 1 3 0 r. M.
ON SUNDAY&
he Philadelphia 9.06 A. M., 5. 6, and 76( P. M•
Leave _chestnut Hill 749 A. M., 1290, 0.11). and 9.10
min. P. m'.
FOR CONEIRDHOOREN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6.60,739. 9.05. 11.06, min., A. M.,
1.95,3.06, lit, 6.66, 6,843, and 11)0 1 '. P.I.
Leave Norrietown IL 1, BM, 8, 11 A. 81., 156, 114,
I and 71: F. hi, . ON plaiDAyp L .
mays russelphtiliii". — sriEs - riss s p H.
blare lionlatown 71( A. ret., 1 andd P. DI. ,
FOR - DTANATUNK.
Leave Philadelphia Leo, ne t 9.06.1L01S A. P.1.,1.01,8A,
LOS. 4 M. LIN OM, B.M and 11M P. M.
Leave Mandy - auk a o t 114, OM. DX, and 111 4 A. M., 5,
B,oa, if, 08,8, and kW t Pd
81.1 . NDAYS,
heave Philadelphia. A, DI., 4,8, and 8 r M.
bean Mataynnk 7)I A. DLO% , Of, and 5).( P. M.
H. K. DetiTH,Oenertil anperintandont,
DIDa DISPOT.DIINTII and GREEN Straeta,
,CHEESE; --130 Boxes Herkimer county
Neese for for Ile by O. C. VADILER & 00,, Nu
/93 Am.oll Omit, eloond Aoor above ritoNT,
ItAtLIROAD LiRAO.
Mist
titp.ELALIMAD, 'lvo depot, aorper;XLMVl!,,,..n.
Mi t a niA rucka, 4„ 12.80 Y. pi., Mid P. ot.
g he padAPi l tOme . adelphia A. M., eltulyterst
rrilE PENNSYLVAAI A A D .. OIC T AL
060 ?min DOUBLE TRAWL •
1860. ajaiiifti • J 86 0:
THE CAPACITY. Or. 0 NOW QUA.
TO ANY Aft CODIVIN,
• TunEE THROUGH ASKINGER
BETWEEN PHILADELPtiI A *I) prructumg,
Connecting oiroot rhilottellbet Through Trams
firm Boston. New York, and an voi 4 r est, &ad in the
mon Uepot Bt Patabarg with Through Trains to and
rogn emote in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
Ulua furrughleg !belittles Mr the transpertatita 01
Pnakensern Utusurpaseed or need atd odlefOrt DI BAT
other route.
. - . • -
Express and ,Falt Linos run throligh to l'ithiburg,
enthout choose of Cate or Conductors. All through Pm
sensor Train.. provided with Longliridge's Patent
Brale-Lsoceti under fade* chattel yr the engineer,
thus addins much to the eslaty of tical in ietil.
Smoking Cart ate winched toe 7, T ram Woodruff's
Sleeping Care to Exorcise an an Trains. Phis
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mai and Fast Lines. Sun
day., excieeted.
El TA Isenree Philail i elphla at ySOA, M.
tiorelis Train levies " r0:%tN.,.;
• WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOL ru vgle:
Kairriaburg Accommodation, via Colum ia, I F. M.
Columbia .. 4.00 P. M.
eritoneum 0 Lid P. M.
West Chester " UN P. M.
West Chaster Passengers will take the Mall, West
Chester Aocommodation,And Columbia Trains.
Passengers! for Sunbury, Willianurport, Elmira , Baia
lo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ledeltihm at 7.111 A. M. and .1 P. bl.%direotly through.[
-. Pickett Weettrarftinor bapbtaine atlhe ()Sloes of the
Company in Phliadelp_hia, New Ycif , Boehm, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of fhb ittarortant
Railroad Oblees in the West ; also on board any of the
regular Line of Steamers on the Dlnututtipot or Ohio
imam.
Sir Fare always at low, and time es clink, as by any
other Route.
For tirlher luformatiou apply e t the Peseeneer Sta
ting, Sou end corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennerlianialtailrorui to Chioago.make this the
DIREW: LIAR BrExatzuk. EAST AND THE
.11.zAr wrap.
The. conneotion traeke by the Railroad limits et
Pitta en, evoiding hp dtityage or ferriage of Freight,
together with ton paving of time, are advants zeg re.An
abbreVted by billf , Pfbre or Freight, and ow Trave l-
Ile Fume.
merohepte.and Elltinyericontruetins the treneeettenqn
t ot yjS iiirght to thhiempany, can rely "nth conn
de a i epontlr trti
TES OW MIFF to ltd from any mint,
in t West by Saeannoy 'Yank Ittlilt,d at) at rill
times asiavorab as erg ekargod by other Ifattfotut
Cornyortus.
Inr Bo particular to work pookages " to Nona. isil
toad. .
Per Preight Contraots or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either or the following Agents of the OM'
pent'
D. A.RTEWART, Pittsburg;
H.B.Pierca & Co., .anerrille,O.; J.J.Johnston,RiplaY,
04 R. McNeely, rirevale, 1 , T , .; Ormsby & iCropper,
Pottilthoujt QB Paddock & Jeffersonville, ladi
es; H. W. Rroien Co. pmunaii, 04 Anton' &
libbert, Cincinnati, 04 .11. j. Meldrum, Meditua, Ind.;
Jos. E. Moore, y.; F, G. &
Evansville Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., Catro,_lllA
F. Bass, & Class, St. Louie, Mo_4 JOhn.
rig, Na.heille, Tenn.; Herne & front Memphis, .. 16 1nn.;
Clarse & Co., Chioago. 111.„*W. H. H. goonta. Alton,
c - t'_Froight Agents of Railroads at different sculls
In tne we'd.
B. B. KINGSTON, Jr. ' Philadelphia.
MAORAW ft ROOM", Ila North streetretaltimote.
ERCI& CO., 1 Aetor House, or 1 B. William et., N.Y.
11,ER,0
LL, & CO . r7,Btate street, Boston.
.1011cgeri Freight Agent, Phila.
, .6;f2t3TlAlrt'AfZnit4 rh "'"
lao-li
•
PHILADELPIIiA
tralltaiMal AND READING RAIL.
ROAD.—P_ASSENGKR TRAINS for PO/'TS VILLE,
READING- and, HARRISBURG.
ItIORNING LINE, DA111, 1 ( ;tinders eaoepled.)
Lettre gee, l mint
ent, er o 1111.0 AD and CALLOW.
HILL Streets, HILADEI.P A, t Parmeng er entrances
on Thirteenth and on CalltOthill straste_Lat 0.00 A. M..
Mtrigtiolt ilairrurf rith the PENNSYLVANIA
dtddif ‘ LAND TIALI2I
Ghemberelnits, GaAs% Y.
L and the NORTGEIift
CENTRAL RAILROAD P. M. train, Ginning to Bun
bnryar o.
, , Ti Ligtt
betri 13 air mcrQueOrnar B AG and CALLOCT,
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Penenner entrances
on Thirteenth end on thOlowhill for roj - rs •
Y1,111 , 1i and WIRRIBBIIRD., &CAW P. M.. DAILY, for
~Vosyll.Q. -ow., at P. M., DAILY, (Sundays ox
en to
VIA PHILADELPHIA AND Eviinrid
RAILROAD.
Fame PI*AWILPIIIA M ll es.
. . . ,
To thronivoille -- 28
581, Philadelphia and Reading
Lebanon.-- --. 001 and Lebanon Valley:lLX.
ReTrieburg--___lts
Dauphin.-- ..... Ll 5
hlrlleretnvtr .. 14X Northern CentreE
Trevorton Janotion.,lss E.ftlifoB4
611111111/1/.....-
Northumberland—
ht r I ton ..... 182
--__.ltir Benhurp and Erie R. R.
Jamey Shore--
Look Raven.----. 2114
Williamsport end Elpirs
Elmira Railroad.
The 8,00 A. M., and the BM I'. ht. tram conned daily
at Port Clinton (flundmE exceptedd with the CA'rA •
NV
WlBBAi /LIAM:WORT end ERIE RAILROAD,
making close conneotione with linen to Niagara. Yalta.
Canada. the Went, and Bouthweet. .
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and
CAI.LOWHILL BtrW. eetai.
501541 M. MelLßENNEY.Olearetartr.
NOTIOE.---OLEESTER
sig_impolVALJLEY RAI GROAD—PAR.
AEN LIER TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE, ISTATIONB.—On and after g3th May,
I'M the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the now Passenger Dopot of the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD and OALIAtWNILL straeta r (Sassnager en
tri,""P.4l;TNlSVAluitli far Dayningtorn, !ild.raill St Lb
A. A
FTERNOON 11A126 far D.lntuisietira; leaves 61
61'.111
DAILY (Sunday: eandate_4.l
BY order of the Board of Managers sills Ytilatelpkis
and Rutting Railroad Oomeay.
ap2 W. H. hicIGHBNNEY. Secretary.
traILAMINWEST (WESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Leave Popo!. dormer
ELEVENTR and MARKET AtretAi, dad! (wept
Sunday) at LIS A. A . lale P. M., and 4 P. M. Leave
Waft Citeatar at CU A. M.. 10.45 A. M.. and 0.10 P. M.
SHIPPING,
FOR Till BOUTEL-011ARLF.8-
TON_AND SAVANNAH' IFFEARIERLPIS.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an &VMS!, 0f111731111 per cent. be
low New York Steamship rated.
FOR OHARLESTON,
_ff. Q.
Thai,. S. Mall Steamship KEYSTONE' STATE, CAp
tamplet Chao, P. Marsliman, will sail on Wednesday.
11, at o'clock A. M.
Through in lo
48 to FOR SA tIO nehr A
y-only
H fit Imre at sea ,
VANN,A.
The U. O. Mall Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Ottrtin, *GI sail on Friday, August
10, at 10 A. Al;
&Ng ' i n eiV a te evert
Ave days. 11 11ga: roomed, and lithe L alined
every clay.
The spl.lndld Erst-clasis STATE OF
Sleamithlpti KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run PZ
above every ten days, thud forming a five-dair oominu
nication with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
• . . ,
At both Charlooton end 'Savannah, Cello Shies oon
neat with steamers for Florlda r and with rallrosoir
for all pletoeo in too South and SouUßANCEthweet.
INS.
- - - - -
Freight and humranee on a large proportion of Good,
shipped south will be found to be lower by these amps
than by Nailing Vessels, the -remiam being one-half the
rate.
E.—lnituranos on all Railroad Freight ir entirely
unneeessory, farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
Railroad Cempaniee taking rirkr
FAREre points.
OREAT REDUCTION IN
Fare by this route 26 to 40 per oent. cheaper than by
the Inld Route, as will be seen by the f ollowing paha
dole. Through tiokets from Philadelphia, yi n is u lrler-
On ma Savannah Meamehins. IDOL alum 5 on
the Whole rents, anent Min, Charleston ,and van
ash to Montgomery :
To Charleston—..-112 00
le 00
uguats-- 7000
eon— 21 00
Atlanta—. ml 00
Columbus— 23 00
Albany—. 24 00
Montgomery..... 26 00
85 00
New Orleans._.,. 76
• - • • .-- . ... -- -
No bills of holing eigned after the !hip Lisa sailed.
For freight or vacua° apply on board, at aeoond
wharf above Vine atroet, or fo
ALEX. HERON, Jr., •
Bonthweet ooir.er FOURTit and C.IIFBINVT,
. .
- • -
&tents in Charlenton t & BYPP.
Saannah. HUNTER & GAmrdt:LL.
For Florida. from Charleston, steamer °anima even
Tnendar.
For I , lorida from SaYalmah, steamers St. Mary's and
St. John's every Tuesday and Saturday.
OATHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAAI-
ynom NEW YORK To LIMITOOL
Chia f Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage—.
KROM BOSTON TO LIV.I.APOOL
. ... .. . . .. .
Chief Cabin Passage .......... - .... ...Slid
Second Cabot massage. ...
H ....al
The ships from Now York call at Ceirk arbor.
The ships front Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. C ANA rm. I Capt. Lang.
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone. A hIBRICA, Capt. Millar.
ASIA, Copt. h. G Lott. NIAGARA, Copt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Bliannon. EUROPA. Capt. J Leitch
SCOTIA. (now building./
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head ;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
CANA L oll Lang, leaven Boston. Wednesday, Aug. 8
ASIA, . " N. York, Wednesday. Aug. 15
P V ROPA, Leitch. " Boston Wednesday, Aug. 22
PRIMA. Judkins, " N. York Wednesday. Aug. 23
ARABIA, Stone. " Buxton, Wednesday, Sept. 6
AFRICA, Shannon. " N. Yor, Wednesday, Sept. 12
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be nocoantable for
Gold. Silver Bullion, Spew°. Jewelry. Precious Stones
or Metals, unless
10110 of laden are signed therefor and
the value thereof therm expressed. For freight Cr pas
sage, apply to E. CUNARD, I Bowling Green.
wag New York.
BUSINESS CARDS.
EIII W. GROFF,
Near HAREVILLE, LANCASTER CO., Pa ,
Manufacturer on tho 0111 Proem
sINCE 18-V2 OF
DOUD , ,E DIS PILLEED
PURE RYE Wit-113RA. •
Warraetell to 6., Puro. without Corn or wrue, -
.VISTILLED FROM THE BEST OF RI - I!, oNLY.
VB. PALMER, THE ADVERTISING ,
• MISTIT, FIFTH end CHESTNUT. gives hie
view of the prirmglo nvd feet mode of Advertising,
Sniiv botwocn 10 and d o'clock. Addreen
in711.3m V. B. PALMER.
V, J. BAYLLS THOMAS,
K- 4 • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
lieu! romo•rel his nfler. from No. 923 droll street to No
429 VA 1.,N UT Street.
•
Particular attention Oven to the recovery of Mercan
tile Clam/. The drafting and examination of Wale.
Conveyances, Ansignmente, Bridle of Mile. and other
Instruments of Writing. The management of Executor
ships, Admimatratorchipe, and Truant, 'superintended;
and the toot accurate's procured for the permanent in
voetmente of PrlounT. flatiefactorr reference given
when required. apca em•
t_i fItRY E. KEENE,
A .R. Arron NEY-AT.LAW,
gee It ENO VED lon officio from Plo.t^iO W4lnut Woe
to Pto. Va. 'South THIRD Street. vita. , 6m.
irnAcE SEE,
hIECIIIANICAL ENGlNguit, anti
• PATENT ATTORNEY,
No. 11.. t Bout.i Btreet,
(NearlY opposite the.Counly Courthouse,)
"'replies Epeeifiontions, liratinngs, end traneßets
Pill other business nominated, with Ute obtaining of bet
ters Patent. eipla
J WAGNER JERbION,
• Art'OltN EV AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Odice. No. 110 South SIX YR Street.
(uppoaite Independenoo A. Square,)
PHILADELPHI
up the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the United States, in enabled to prosecnte and °ellen
chums of ovary description.
Particular attention_given to the examination tool r -
oovery of the Manus 01 Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and securing the interests
of helm and all portions interested in the awe, in all
parte of the Union.
Has the Statutes of all the States and is Commisaioner
for most of them.
Depositions carefully taken under Commissions.
apll-dm
A I.IIIED L. lIOUGII,
-4 111 PAPER MANITFAVURERS' AGENT.
Orders
ft ° lAILd for everT
ofA
TE IA A
N 0.17 south 01.1.V15. .treet, Y4ll9.delptukt•
tell-Crm.
FUOIJET 1t SONS,
IMPORTERS ON HAVANA MARE.
tio. 210 south FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable CI
OARS. whit i
WO yea area t, 3010 ly
the , aflor at low Wes, for cash or ap
FURNESS, BRINLEY CO.,
No. 449 MARKET STREET
1V F. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sue
• • cmot to B. SCOTT, Ti.. 431 CHIMITIOIT ESL
, CAJIP.-1 have, In consequence of continued ill
health, disposed of all ITT Interest to the Auctton bnat.
nese heretofore oondeeted by rue at 431 OWESTN UT
f3tteet to My. N. P. P.thlatinlEr._
I tak e Ibis opportunity to tannertoy thanks for the
support t have revolved. and a* a toutionation to my
successor, whom hereby authorise t") collect
unsettled accounts. JJ. SCOTT, JR.
AURRIet WO.
FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 530 111A11.1LET Street. and utll _MINOR
Street
SECOND LAP cIE SALE OF rorrprj, SHOES , AND
v 000 CASES.
OROGANS, FOR 'rim 0 A Lb OF 1560.
August Mh. at 10 ri'olok nrectsely, will he Sold tfr
catalogue. on 4 months credit. 2,000 eases men's. boys,
obandand youths' calf, kip, grain,
sa4.l,lohaticfkatrdotsb..ircalgafitkeiorp.:
0
sinif fm. ,
d yr t al and nid r w u a si k e i t nic hr s o b s oes.
womeresoniee.
Ildren's calf, ktp, goat, morocco.and kid boots and
one,
tad and kid slippera. Also, a full as-
Porttne rit of city-made Women's. a.es'. and children's
gu Tlie no a d bo u rs t e u s e re u sa be ir p s. rov A e ls a o tirti d i ' vel C o m El lf on B t kl ee i rn . and
Western boers. As the sale comprises laymen of
fresh goods direct from first-olass manta:terms. the
ea kkllo e, d t t ii ° We f n h fo p r er e s ia a m in i v n i a t ti ed on . , withAstalogues,
early on the morning of gale.
FEREISHITORY SA . LE OF BEADY-MADE CLOTH
MO-J.IHW 0A RIIIECOE.
• On Tired? Worm',
Aughst 11th. at 10n Woe precisely, will he Fold by
eatelosise, 6000 rsatly•made garments, of New York
end city manufacture. Cain/main; of men's and bore
frock, business. and over coats, eaSSlMere and eabnet
pants. cloth, plush, silk. and velvet.vests. Imbrsoing
a full assortment and of regular sizes, adapted to fall
and whiter stiles:for [leathern end Western markets.
The . at tontine of buyers part•cularly requested, as every
lot will be sold Without reserve.
I , o<:riiiioiien for examination with catalogues curl
on morning of
WILLIAAIS, BOYLE, & 00., AI 3O I
TIONEKRS & C 051511681011 MEROIIANTB,
No. 6 North MAIN St., fa. LOUIS, !do., I formarly
with Messrs. Myers. Claghom. & Co,. Philade.) offer
their servmes to the merchants, yriannfaotarere, end
others of Philadelphia, for the sate of dry good', oar ,
pets, boots, shoes, hardy are.jewelrr, &0., & 0.
lid Cash tidy:moos made on receipt of goad.
Settlements made three days after sale.
meltr-elg t z& ,
•• 71. wali , d'flaranrdit I ra O r li7 28,
New York '
" tod‘:, chvetY, 2c Co, et w Lonix .
a it f4C - rearr. it C 0... "
SABINE 8a DUY,
INSURANCE ASIEN'PH, No. 444 WALNIPT Street,
Insure - against lons or - daniage .by Fire, on Cotton and
Woollen Mills. anak other Mannlnatome, Buildings,
Eltahendisa i Fitt : liMiro. and other property, cm favo
'PlPESrifiNlßl4l,GOw.,64llA.YßlViglter"
Tints] and tinreux 1t_612.323 91
MI7ROPOLITAN 'll4. CO. OP NEW YORK ,
Cash Crici,W.ged Sandie, 4=1.0168 eu.
PROVIDENCE WASUIND PON S. CO., PROV.
ARCTIC FIRE IN C rURA Ca Iita I C an O., ° O 4 FWEV 44. I IOB II-R l9 ;
Cash Capital and OF
fiNl4,l4s 1/1.
ROPE FIRE INBILRANCE CO., OF tiEW yonx,
Lash Capitol and du rpluir p 214 , 844
CITY FIRE. INSURANCE CO., OF NEW 11AVF.01,
Cash Capital'and Surplus 8324 AV 77.
GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., OF NEW YORK,
Cash gaintal and Surpina 19216399 07.
111/MDOLDT FIRE INB . CO., OF NEH YORE.
Garth Capital and Sprains $ 2'8,967 91 .
Application* in ottatL Ity note will Teems prompt
Attention.
iilMn
Jot am Vtw&est.
THE ENTERPRISE'
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PRILA.DEPRIA.
(FIRM I
v N _ EWKA L N
DCIEN M CL UNIV ELY.)
roemr BU
iI L WAL G IVUT B W EM RI
.VICIt
RATCHNONNEIA-Nat RiOND.:IIO4I L. DAVISON.
VY I 1.L11.34 2 1 10KI:S. 680. O.
riA,GBil 0 FAA'G)RR, r !
1 4 311= if
JOllll M. ATWOISS• A.
BENJ. T. TRIDICI. ).rmaiew D. CAM,
Fig?"'
WH" MATUFIFORb L tiRrI.:Risidso
OH AXLES W. COX N. Seoretarl. tele
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
1 -R INCORrORATED 1810-CHARTER PERM'-
.
lio:310 WALNUT Streak, above Third, Philadelphia.
Harms a largo paid-up Capital Stook and Burs In •
vested in eouud and available flecuitiee,ro an oon tO
M
insure on Dwellings. Stores, Furniture, odise,
Vesvole in Port and their oargoee. and other Famous!
Property. All loeses liberally sad promptly adjusted.
DLIARCTORB.
'Fbasal. Pita.
Jirin we:A
a%mnei c. 111 AA. John T,Leirui,
inftlall R. Campbell.
Edmund G. Data.
Patrick Br lass. W. roalthey,
firdNtlefAßlß, Freejdept,
ALBERT E. CRAWFO . Secretary. fa:4l,tl
A IiTIIRACITE INSILEANOE
NY.—Authorized Capital 40:C000--CILUTE.It
PERPETUAL.
Office N 0.311 WALNUT Sheet, between Third end
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against lose or damage by
Piro, ou Buildings, Furniture, end Merchandise gene
rally.
Also. Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, anti
Freights. Inland In to all parte of the Umon.
DIRECTORS.
Jamb Esher, - JosToph Maxfield,
D. Luther. Pr. ()Forge N. Easel,
L. Aedenried, John R. Plalton,
Dims Pearson,. Wm. F. Deers,
Peter Blazer, J. E. Beam.
JACOB It SHER,Freaident.
WM. F. DEAN. vice President.
'IT. PI, SMITH, Beoretary. noS-tuthsti
(JUAKER CITY LriBURALNCB COMPA
.O% NY—FWATIKLIN BUILDIPIOB_,_ 4011 WALNUT
STLEET, P,HILAPELPIIIA. CAPITAL MID SUR
pLys s3Bo,TW.lo.—lniares ageing?. Lose or Damao°
Eird, and the Pent* of ths Rea, Inland Navigation And
TmnirportAtibt.
U. HARI, Preindent,
E.. ROBB, Vice Promdent.
H. H. Sea's' and Tgoaaarar.
N. H. BUTLER, ARilistattt Secretary.
rift_ECTORS.
George H. Hart, E. F. Rosa,
A. C. Cattell. Foster 8. Adidas,
E. W. Batle Andrew R. Chambers,
H. R. Coggsh y, all,
Hon. H. M. Fuller. Rsmuel Jones, M. D.,
ml 4-41
LIFE INSURANOR AND TRUST 00M
PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COhIPANY. Northeast oomer of THIRD and
DOCK Stmts. Assets, e113T,691 El. •
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of flife—granta
annuities and endowments—yardmen life interest" In
Real Estate, and mete" all contracts depending on the
eentingenotea of Life.
They act es Exeostora, Administrator* Amissomo
Trustee", and baarMens.
IISTEES.
-•-- .
tante L. Miller, . Samuel N. Moho,
err min Goatee , 'Willittell Merlin,
io full IL Newbold, James B. MoYmined,
I) ism I°.rer. Joseph 11. Trotter,
.Willion IL ern. Jemea Eturkot,
itrnuel 0. nay, Theophiltui ?million
hellos Bel owell, Edmund Bonder,
enry 0. Towneend, Daniel Ljletohnureni
Nottoielive Kent, John W. Norwar,
William B. Garr. Eine 6, Archer,
P. V. Dolton, denniel l l bt Obriented
William Robertson • /web . Thomas,
Werner M. Roam, John, 0. runner•
P. B. enabler, Easton.
Dial lEL L. MILLE reeideet.
db&M.L.E. STOKES, Vi e . free%
loin W. Nosnot.tiemea.nr. ..in
DREAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE ON
PENNSYLVANIA, ISM
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WA.121111
Streeta E
I , Pht
N
MAR INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, ) •
t• Ti all SHOP or ik. wit%
INLAND INSURANCES
INLAND 711 N.
("MA01i1011—....0141
!Savannah— .. —. 81 00
Anima --- 00
—.—
Atlanta —. II 00
Colainbue—.--. M 00
Many. 37 00
Montgomery - -.. 38 00
46 90
New Orleans-- 61 CO
On II wwle. by River, saarrbi s, Lake . and .
Land Carriage
FIRE INSURANCES
Oa Merchandise rentrady.
ileurra co mutY.
In Stores Dwellin t ir p RN, &I ;
if °Timber 1,1N6.
ran Marko Tetra
1123,000, rhiladelphla City 6 er sent. Lean... 4123,060 00
100,000,Petinsylvania State is Re at. Loan—, 00,500 00
21,ke Penitsylvarus State 6 iie at. Loan.-- . 21.000 00
X 6,000, U.S.Treaanry 6.4 V cent. Notes and
interest due -- _ ..._ $6,265 54
430,000 U. S. Trammry 61~ ot. Notes and Inter
est due --- —.--- -- —.. 00,010 00
1113,000 Temporary Loan to the City or Bina
' • deleting —.— —_-- 24.000 CO
SWAN Pennsylvania Railroad 34 Mortgage
oOs cent. Bonds— -. ONO re
ammo, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
-6404.0 OP' cent. R0nde._`_........ 11,000 00
014,1010 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Company 7 111' et. cocoon Mmds UM 00
11111400.1000 abates stock Germantown Gas
Company, interest and entelsl
yeesapbed by the city of rh
dolphin— —— 11.000 OS
SIAM IX shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Coninany— .------- 11.7711 te
11114;01,10. shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company --.-- -- -- DO 00
11.81), shares Philadelpnta 100 Boot and Steam
Tug Company. Philadelphia an
iterratmahßtaara Mvigatloll Coin
lft,n7, Ocean Steam Navigation
Company. Philadelphia and Ila
vre de Grace Steam Tow !Rua
Company. Philadelphia Exchange
Ileiepany --- -----„—. _ Alla 00
•
t ime aft , ' .1 110 ' , Cates, atti Real Forts% 01- 4"" ' 71
8 "
hoe BuOdom-. -- -.-- - -- . ,I .
_ l ll5 ..q.
Bills reoeirabie for lentranne . a made-- T-1.2 /1050 l
Balance Om at Aceuetee-Prememenn - ale. 9
Ma
nee Pollome, interest, and other denta due
• • - •
the Cortwani-. _. • ga.gm m
bony and stoat ofiu' """ "
Mps
-00
flho h sn - DeDoinrinli.; 4 4: — .= 44
s ' 3"
33,363 31
MIXEO
William Mnitint
Ndmond A. Noodo
Thoop_hilus
John R. Penrore,
John C. Davis,
Winn' Eyre. Jr"
woo C. 11And,
William Cl. Lndirilt,
JonAph 11. Real,
r. H. Roston.
illeorge G. Lo irvr;
Mulch Cralf
Cm lea Ken.t.
Wit I,LA
THOS. U.
}actin} , LY.L.BURN. Sea
HAINES BROS.) OVERSTRUNG
11Y t 1 PATEN T-A CT 10N PIANO FORTES,
"Cheapest Piret.Cless Pianos made." splendid
assortmenc of Louis X and other styles, for sale at
Faeary Cosh Prices, and warranted for 5 years.
second-hand Danes for sale and to rent.
CibORSJK L. WALKER,
H. E. Con of SEP n NTH and A SCR Eft.
PRINCE & CO.'S Improved MELODEONS. from
$4O, upwards. 16-3 m
wivi l PIANOS! PIANOS ! ! PIANOS !
PIANO-FORTEISI.
/11 , ,LODE01/M.
PIANO-FORT
aIbILOD EE.
E 0,49,
alada by Raven, Banon, & Mani k Clark,
UMW ',Davao, Er. 3,10..Knd otherx
J. E. GOUVI,
mutt- / SEVENTri and CHESTPIII7.
fiFM STEINWAY & EON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, ANDER/DARE PlAbtoB, l now pre
ferred in concerto and In prrvate olrolea by the bed
performers. Received the first premiums over the bent
makers, from ledges like Gott/chalk, Sisson, and other&
ohnuea g e oompeti lion. BLASIUS BROTHEREi,
de-SrMit CHESTNUT Street.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS
s_ _Kam CO.. Office 320 CHESTNUT Street,
forwards Parcels, Pu4ages. Merchandise, Sank Notes,
an d specie, either by ite own Lines or in connection
with other Express Companies, to all the entwine]
towne and ottien of the United StaE.S. tes.
SANPFORD,
General Superintendent.
HARDWARE PACKAGE DOUSES.
pIAOKAGE iIARDWARE DOUSE.—We
A. Ifl2lllld tOrVerotfully onll the attention of the den
rat klardware rrade topuf exteneive dock of Mg-
MINGHAhI l e IAZ.O 3 WARL, whiek we offer et a can
“entice by t
e, to Crete.
Orders for dtreot importationlleited, end elooee te
amed either In thin say, W. y, New Y eo o rk or New Orleali%
a. Ltwis 8011 t
411 COlvikIIA(114 &reek
AM Amu 1:14V,V1111=1,:r,412114
6AJ,EB BY AUCTION.
ST. LOUIS, DIU.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dlltorona.
•
lamest Y. Stokes,
J. F.l emston,
henry Sloan,
lildwerd Partin:lasi
A • Jones BroOlte,
tlyeneer Wilms%
Whomes C. Hand,
pobert Burton.
JSOob P. Jones,
James 11. R.l o .Parlee4,
Je.hns. P. Eyre
John B. Semple, Pittpyg,
D.'l'. etoreen.
A. B. Heuer,.
DI MARTIN. freedent.
RA_ND, Vice Ezeindent.
orelerv.
PIANO Y.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
!ALES BY AUCTION.
3 1 • THOMAS SONS, •
Nog, 139 gad 14119outh FOURTIL Strove
gPereserlp Ifr andlig.E
AND -REAL ESTATE.
SALER AT THE EXCHARGIS RVERY
Daring the bileirtees imam in holy end Asyut on
°° o43 l :l l lg e t of each proven 'deed ioi . Mete io
addn to which we publish, On y tlue Baton's' , IIII•41111,1
I. each We. one thoarsad oorolosuoo, In egespirlet
fem. giving full descriptions of all the property to be
Sold on the follow:mg Tuesday.
CA R sales of real wants sod stocks at
the fiZehance will hereafter be bind at 11
none ; and. in the avow or. at 7 9'olook.
Cantributantlaine the optlcro or either eels.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BAIA:.
Ng* We
. TlVe larllo liliKemt . of real estate at white
igtc, inch, um Over, decennia° of any cad 001111trlr
Present'. Pint/41We may he hod at the arietiog slogs.
YPRIVATB 8 ALB 118.1118TBL
17 - Beal estate , entered ea oar private sale roadsters
and advertised ocesecrtialir in our pitblio sate short - net.
(of which 1 SOD oosies are printed weekly,)
_free of
charge.
TO ONFELLSI4I.
THE rIFTY-FIFTH PAIL ADY.LPRIA TIMIS
BALE OF 800811, et YAW.OTYPE PLATS% kw.,
will commence on MONDAi. Septeinber 17,
gir Catalogues in ems.
REAL. E2TAT&—Att6UBT If.
Orphans' Court l!tant—gstate .f John Hommel, doe%
Two ;story linak DWELLINth Cathedral smear"
Twenty-fourth ward.
Sarno Div:ter—Two-story Brick DWELLINO3,
Joining.
Barra Estate—Tiro-stery Brick' DWEI411(0, 44.
toming.
Orehaee' Court Bale—Estate of Geo*, Rundle,dee'd..
GROUND RENT of aft , year.
Dame Eatate—GßOlJND H ie.NT of $lO guitar.
reremp• oti Enle—HY ord., of
Very vs'eatle LOT, 3 ewe I, 19 aerobes, as tee Tow
Tend, above Nicetown lane. ..aie absolute.
. .
4111;Tufnairs.
Farce tors' Sale Fst,
idabtrig. freffeief
sTE MBO AT HOTEL, ar
on the river Delaware.
, . .
STORE AND DWELE122. 13 .0.. 333 Queen Wee?
Third word.
Persosorylt.ste.
Three-story Brick DWELLING, Trait, sired.
north of Osford.
Two Three- tory Brisk DmiELLinicii, Nos.lZte ispd
736 Christian street.west of Twelfth street, with two
three story brick dwelluasa to the rear. on Thorley
street.
VERY IMPORTANT SALE.
Rv ordwr Trustee.. e
MONTOUR IRON CO PA_NY'R WORKS AND
EsTA'PE.
- On TutuslBl.
Rep.en,ber 4, 7850, at IZ o'clock: noon, ist the Atte
detrhin Exchange—
The. very valuable property hek , osins to the Montota
Iron Gergrun.r, situated in Montour costly. Pa., con
sisting or about COO acres very valuable mineral lands.
ores. mains rights, rollms mills. barrsemr. neatly sett
deelliegh, r•ffiere, are, krt.
Terms—emooo cash-when the property is cheek off,
balanbalance on the execution of the deed, within 30 days of
ce
Lir Pull particulars ready in handbills.
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. BOOK-CARES
tie VYING MACHIN It, A QUANTITY OF HMI
CHina AND GLASSWARE, Bea% AN
.11PDPINti. lIRCHSRIA CARPETS. fie.
A CARD—Cur lisle this (Thursday) moraine, at the
store, wIL oompriee. besides 400 lots of exosilent Iteoo2e.
hand furniture.. 2 superior P711302211)7 secretary anit
book essay sewing machine, fi ne oil paintings. a huge
quantity of hemp hose, China and glassware. beds and
bedtime. Brusse ls and otuer carpets. lee. Forming an
attractive assortment, worthy the attention of WWII
mot others desirous of puichaeing.
Cataiornes now ready, sad the arSelee armased
for examination.
•at Nor. 119 and 141 South POIJITII street,
BU PERIOR FURN ITUR C. kr KEPI CII- PLATE KIK
ROM), PIANO-FORTES.BRUeBELB CARPETS.
This orming'.
At 0 o'o:ook. At the Auction more, an smortment of
esoellent second-hand furniture, elegantideno-fortes.
hoe mirror!, Garyeto, eta. from %mites deeturnerr
towsekeerni, removed to the rune for eouverusnoell
sale.
Mao et fine oil paintinxportisit of Gtnezil Taylor,
by /Atwood. in cult frame. .
MOSES NATIIAIiS, A CRITIOifEEN
lir. AND C0M21111131011 esellester
j. 4 11.11 Of RUTH and MACE Streets. - -
MONEY TO LOAT.I
525,00 to lam at th. lowest Was, dismogs.
„ we :7 • silver plats. Orr goods, clothing. iVo
eerie% se - ars. 1iar47 44 / 4 = 4, { Itt oooo iNnoto. rof
niture. bedding, and on a 044 Ti e .ristiaa•
large or small amounts, troir: 44o do to
t000loo&s.
fares i_ltnkth of time speed on. - , a tlissiB.
a?" The Oldest tiitsadished House .
It? Private entrance on RACE Street.
ao - 13nei nese boors from A. Id. to, P. lg.
. . . . .
Rear, immusnoo for the bopefit oldooet_ tops.
W1AR0.V.81.441,) TWO PIM ChrU.
Isa• Adconc•o of 1109 end uPwordo at two Per
Advapees of OM &rd upwards, at one percent, ;
abort loam
. .
t A T PRIVATE ALE,
Some of Oa 11611, GOLD PATENT LEVEE
CH.RoNOMET WATCHES, flellumfaetitred at harf
the usual setting vivre. gokt lover &Rd 1 "i" weogr i A
tolver lever Cad !estate watches. Eat &rm.
Pronch vambee. at astonishing low meas, yowelry
every destitiOtiOrl. von 10 1 W,fflinly PlitOble Wield to
stroments, Plot al:polity of Earns imam at bell the
importation vine, nanntithrs to lit pwrantems,
vitnowi other hinds° somas.
OUT DOOR' miss
Att.n444 to,osisonally by tho AOMOIF:
Ilatalgi of eity and ever A ct of coo4o
tod. puTttasig.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORRB—ISEAFIE & Airt r
Pala:AL AND TREORETIOAL ERG! .
RAC IttIBTOJR/ILER-ItIA_KERTLRLACKIMM
and EMDEN& having. for mint Teem, been iff
outward operation, and been egobistvely engaged in
building dud repairing Marino and River Engianejligla
and low yregatire, bye Boats, Water Tadao. rrellellenr
Ito., rrepectfulty offer their writes to the pal
ea being folly prepared Co con treat for Engines of
ailed. Yining, River, and Btatitotery, Films( meta
patenia of diffefent siege. are perinea to execute or
ders with au idk daspateh. Javery degariPtiog of Pattern
making made at the ntiorteet noting,. Riga and yaw
Creams, Flue. Tutelar, end Cyheder Boaters. of the
best enniu Nem& charcoal tree. Forge m. °Egret
and kinds; Iron and Risen Crietlfts,of all dew owe;
Roll Turning. norm Cutting, and WI Other wog nee
noined with the above bushman,
nrah , then and epociseatolus Tor all work dew et Thew
egiablietuntaL free of charge, and work gintrasOwd.
The enbeenbere have ample wharf doe` IVer, ar
Pairs of borax. where They can lie in pertrot ty,
and are provided with eneengoolo, Odle, M., lkiN.
for raising heavy or light wei
BiL !MEHL
Jell-ti BF.ACIPand PAbliAllirsets.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDE . ,Y Ns. 951
_PEACH Stria t,Reasi nem , Philsehelciais.—Wll-
L lAM H. TIERS inform his friends that, hanlll.llllW .
chafed the entire Moak of Patterns at the a F
dry. ke a now ere_earM to receive orders for
Gnat, and taw MS Castings, Soap, Oise and
House Wort, Gearing. Candace me s a from -
e
r Cupola Faraaaaa, a dry or green sand
rtnitri o
nuf-iff
SkiWl. 9. t. SOMME
WLI.LIAIII X. IMILILICI.
SOUTIIIVAI2II YOUNDAY,_
FIFTH AHD WA3HIN6IOHIIII.IOOIIII.
FOIL ADM 1.17314.
. . .
KIIRRICK MOMB,
ENGINEERS AND MaCHINIBIT,
Manareatue Ma sod Low Pressure Otani Enema
for Land, Ram. snd marine boron,.
Dollars, Osoometan, Tanks.' non BOAC k 0.7, COhafa
of all Innda, either Irpn or Brawn
Don Frame Roofs tot Ow Warta, Wort 81101., Ills I^
road Stations, 0.0.
It atoll/3 snd Machinery d tike latent and moultmr•
proved oonstretodo
.Every &monody; of Plantation Ittr e iVig i al
engsr, !Saw, and (marl. Mulls, Vaonitts
Trains, Detenstors, Fitters. Feint _ ...Ike.
Me Agents for N. Itillienx's PeOentstar SW=
Anontatnel Neitortit's FAtent Manta
Amonwnli St Wolsay'n Fount Centrlfogal. I .ll =
in• awn,
SAVING FUNDS.
little, but often, lilts the Pane."
FRANKLIN SAYING FUND, No.
1361Aonth FOURTH Street.betweeisChese
net end TVa/nut, Philadelphia, pays all Depents
on demand.
Depot/tom' money useated by GOVOTEIOOWii
.w,
State. and Oily / , Ground Rents, Mort-
Thts deems safety better they lame
pro Sta, consequently will run no riak with &Pe
nton' 111131107, bat have it at ell times reedy to
return, with s per oent, interest, to the owner,ee
they bees always done. Thin Company never
suspended.
Females, married or Mule, and Minors. an deposit in their owe oght , and each depoints can
be withdrawn ONLY by their oueseal.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by
the State
of rearoulv ant a. with authority to Teallf*Mollol
from trustee* and executors.
I LA
o f AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVMD.
°Moe open daily g from ft to S o'clock. and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o'clock.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob H. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader.
John Shindler George Rowell,
Malachi W. Alosa, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lowe itrumbhaar. Henry Delany,
Manias Rittenhouse, Nathan Smedley.
Jos. H. Setterthwaite,_ Jones Vellum.
Joseph W. Lippincott.
JACOII B. 811A1INON, President.
CTIIIB CADWALLADLIi, TreellifeT.
111/23-y
. A Dollar saved Is tine* earned..
SAVING FUND-FIVE PER CIENT. IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY. WALNUT Street, southwesteorner THIRD,
Philadelphia. Incorporstett by the Stet* Fenesyl-
YISIII6.
Money is received in any earn, large or small, and in
terest yard from tho day of deem t to the day of with
drawal.
The office is Oven every day from nine o'clock in the
morn, an . till five o'clock in the evenios. and on Monday
and Thursday eveningn o'clncb.
Son. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE. Vice President.
WILLIAM J. Risen, Secrete'''.
PIAISCTOBX :
jinn. fienry L. Benner. Y. Carroll Prewatel. •
k.dwss d 1.. Carter, Jo se ph B. Barr
Robert B,llndse, Frenote Lee.
I .s3Mtlei K. Aahtou. Joseph Verges,
C. Landreth Monne, James L. Stephenees.
',Toney IeII.OIIIVPCI and payments made arty.
The investments aro made, inconformity with the
prommone of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgagee.
Ground Rentz, and such first-slate eeoorihes as al
wage insure perfeet Recant, to the depositors, and
which cannot fail to give per matteneg and stability to
this Institution. aul-lf
seci.twter
SAVING FUND--UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY. comer THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Large and moral coma received : cud paid hank oq_de
mend without notion. with EOM PER CENT. INTIe
REST from the day of depoatt to the day. of with
drawal.
Office enure romp until IS o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS Dom until 9 o'ok,ok.
DRAFTS for eats cu Er gland, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £lllPWaTila.
President—STEPHEN R. UfLAWFORD.
Tremorcr—JAMES R. HUNTER
PLINY FISE. Actuary.
co t T. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY
r;
'l , lg* voRN,
When completed, six seam ago. the BT. I , IIOI.IOLAR
was universally pronounced the meet magnificent. con
venient, and thoroughly organized establishment of tte
kind on this continent. What it was then it remethe ;41-
day—without a rival in size, in tempt - umeant. and in
il i ne general Momenta of comfort and enjoyment. The
ote I has accommorlaUmis for one thousand guests, le
o uding one, hundred complete scums of apartments for
families. Six hundred persons can be comfortably seated
et the tables of its three pel-ho dining rooms, and ma
thing that modern art hnadevined finite convenience edit
social gratification of the travelling public has been
omitted in its plan, or is neglected in its practicaldetails.
The early reputation of the house at home and abroad.
derived from its magnitude. its superb appointments.
end its home-like comforts and luxuries, has been en
hanced ei sir, year be the unwearied exertions of 111
ro pri atom.
mrl7-]in Tn EADWELL. wilrrcoma. & co.
IVII EREA S—Let tors testamentary to
the estate of THOMAS HIGGINS. deceased.
having been granted to the undersigned, alt persons
holding any Papers. Soaks, Documents. Bonds. Notes,
or other legal instruments or securities be outing to. or
ru an , way connected with said estate. are requested to
deliver them, and those havine claims toresent them
to SARAII D. IGG _p
NS. Executrix.
HUGH. J. GORMAN, Executor,
Goucester. New Jetney.
Or to their Attorney. 11. MARTIN, No t 1451
South FIFTH street, below W alnut. au? di.*
CA lITION !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
OUT!—GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
tailing Mrs. VAN HORN is the best; ehe sucoeedill
when all others have failed. All who axe in trouble, all
who have been unfortunate, deceived by false promisee,
fly to her for advice and comfort. fa lore affairs sha
never Jails. She has via regret of winning the affec
tions of the opposite eez. It in this fact which induma
illi'erate pretenders to try to imitate her, and copy her
advertisement. She shoos you the likeness of roux fu
ture wife, husband, or abeent friend. It is well knowsto the yublie at Large that she is the- flint And only per
son who eon show the bteneas to reality, and eon rive
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, whims
can be tested and proved by thousands, botk married
and single, who datly find eagerly visit her. Come Oaf
come all! to Nolol LOALSAND Street, betireenthitil-
Per end-Broad. aid -111
PROVISIONS. -175 Bbls No; 1 Lea f
Lard ; hhda Should*? Arils 'and Ino bbls
Ittass_fork..for sada by C. . L. le, :( 0 ,
MEGA Bum, mead door a ill 0
HOTELS.
LEGAL
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