The press., August 10, 1860, Image 4

Buchaimi.
tFor The Fria'
The how of erpeHrienee, purehued at a pries
rai dear ea to ehalleroge the powers of arithmetic to
sin** hare long slue forced upon tie the ocni 4o,
Volitiiiit hinost negraelous end moot.
tune task to "speak evil of dignitaries," even
where they inoetrhitly &Hue ' the rod*
wits of Asa pi,trikligkir9:!ll mat
to
ter
how pure sad pOttiotioiti asoxibed
mtiv " .Pertintei *Met the
prejodie4 . mut' essandhLif' o l94.*! Ferhkin
to disket It *IOU' ruguitioihthibliteenkir ouieori;,
ens eritleina of ear roinin:, 114 ;iirtiattivir theta
who beak lathe muelditti,ot Buielihno laver may
say or ilia unhOthilt ile;thh II a duty which wo
shall,•eLtolH,:undiii,‘'dieetterke with fearless : and
aonedeat-
'Ci i¢4eohiltatu as to the reluehat afbrinatton
that 1-F,t1144 bkooFneive a epettaideni
Mout Moral abilpnlithal diforienWthaa h int'w
putUttod, to the' oontanplitfon
. of the Ameriein
pea* in perish and oturaotit theit Aimee
ohanan. Elevated to the of May.of his
41411S,r7iit Mils, Own' life r ilea the silk
vary pithetations of tine ,warednikUiedto butt
zaduisd 7 " 6 !Fre/c 4 0,0 80 00 40 Mg
1114 4nbaklowsti FaIOOD,; and. at tojanetutv cr:
mktonig woo, AA",
thic4019,4 ouoi`ait iitainerrative sad uattired
itatuotanahip would busk, kitiollesoe the oontal
sd of aeoldonal and'Paithosagitationi there
daitol4,_arut-wWl!onatkr Ind dootoiti4ioilbOo';
iunnt' nubs', blAsy, one ,pubt!o buetionary rinOi
tits:4l 7ol Watithig6,ll:' tla elGn g ulirly
too, not say, eounnistalies7 Previtintiolt wow"
thooittl X
Wtieet atNifOttols4l,ll4liplootikittilltif: t
Betkinbien'toi.Whi'to enshrined his
rt ii o ,4* tit the affeetiouot hie oOnitit7litOu
to iiiitrtakotibtd it even in, inelfseenblii
hislifea the 1041 of fiUni . intOrid
the 'Oh*, :toiniutiii-ptere ',Aide/14:4o" Oath . ' and
MY; eoraufaseliarly aa if It lind been,
mark 4 out With a euabeam^ in lie hearibm="7 The;
Wallow sad lamb= fralt 'teiti*titY before
lia 601, fiaerildnitifto oast& forth ideally
hend - to pleat 114 INFO. it. Bat, alas: how PUMV
how
,*7 have time „bright exportations
beckilleappointed Boni -laatentably hare these
gobbet:opportunities been sLtmproved - l , Instead,
of eitsy leirathertag of a plentiful burnt of
poste and of Prelee, lieiiai,tattyearnedau almost
nntesrst.buftage OF obloquy Eidson:ma. . The
4
cipueti.thirCere and manifest. life Oen;
oal*.tbitioint the 'Out prominent.
ifiAineiteman mine into pirMor' 'claiming to be
a Desacerat, par email/Mee, of the itzletest aml
skraitest not: prioiauj ti rederaLtsty ail hie ma-.
tivi !minims were in complete unison with the
most aristocratic and highnoundlig amdmireness
of :that ancient and venerable party. He 'came
oven =to -„the Democratic side during-- the vier:
,whetting tide of the pessimist and peditleai pop w.
lazily Of • Andrew Jackson. .Onin over, he illtus
trated; .by his new-bora seal, the trutitfabiesti of
they an cient , adage; that " one reingednis worse
than ten - Tntiro..' , "'hie le in; indispuubie noterei
tint inddett Mayan from oppb its extreau gene-
rally peak - ta Owe the geaninanese Of their' con
verdon by an impetuous ardor iibiab,tleioriginais
In tba'aims faith seek in vain 'Co, baste: • ; It was
so with lift:Buoblaan. Traditionary; reaolleo •
lions not ofittbe aaet pleasant sort; 'halt ascribed
to &veld he, with sulorcwoopio "sigeneg.
'to ;defeat - a - solitary drop of Da.
taamatle; Irked bi:kis tartar's' erten, the
dealairlion `of an " absafabs;',i deternOrtation to
arsenate' it by, moans - of phlebotomy- T on opo.:
taint :whit& .not - lair ;_oyil-disptood per;
soli;:at :tho ouppoiod could very readi
ly subwilkto; and not grow Om& Wit polo by, the
deplitkot ! Be this as it insy,3kiii ostly,oad yobs
otoot,Yedertiligkwas pLdaly nototioti. , Arid now,
to tiationatrite the ger/beams of his poneention,,
he -proelieded'ailhiVeittie . : Den/Met/
radloslistn.. -, Mit, the - sitinel bee' prOvidi". that
what is bred in the bone does not disappear at the.
flesh." The anment /federalism /Mr, Buchanan.;
wonlAittem., /too ingrain ever to.be meted oat
, shoo initally;"dld_ be eon
seal it; bitronlythaniouviralant wee Ma juitbreals, -
st lilt; for,'whatuir ;the"im pirtiat
may ii > im AtOsieirning the - Admin
,Istratler of Mr.
Buchanan, notons, We ire lionilden4 will be bold
enortgb-ta claim that it has been by the
least regard for the. pure aid elementary princi
ples of Maitooraey. -- On therm/60, it bee been„
and it intw;ll pinettai s as ultra and sntherooghly,
Federal,, as, Wan Oro the 'Adel/titration of the
elder ?Mimi, With its Alien and libation Laws
If ponoailoy, -ttensistei as It dose,. in bringing
power, as nearly as possible, to the people, 'Om
will is the primaiyaemen and whaes welters is the
. ultimate aim of all government, then,"judged by
this standard, the Executive brush of the Alieri
can ativeisinunit, as , administered by -Mr. Be- -
ohanen t hue well nigh Oblitersted "eery remalMag
wadi,. of old-fashionediferionlin and J'aelmon
Dentoirmy. Tee, if Yr. Buchanan'a Adsnintstre !
tion has been, or is now, a Dernocratie Adriainistra
doe,- then we will: tame to take oric diet lekton In
DeinaMnij ararikrain, end the fakers, from whom._
we learned'it, will have t• return twantheir greyest
and confess that they did not undmitaid it:
*Tea that Democratic, far exiiiple,bytrand and
violeiMe, bairn:fa attimpt
FORCE ripen I pedyle . a fanclainentall iww, which
they took no part inifrainiag, which was in direct
opposition to their almost unanimous with, and
whteh',' booklet , tkitaktivip under, they weuldhave ee
sorted-to the We 'refer, of itooree, to Mr.
Boebetan'e attempt to fore* opoe the people- of
Kama the Leoompton Constitution—an trodrarnent
which even a Southern -Senator, 'declared " ought
to have be litokedMet of Congrese"—and whiob,
before the withriwinci-il.popular indignation, has,
passed into "the receptacle of thinge loot upon the
earth." . Was that Datiocratic, not only to es evil,
himself, but, to insist on" others becoming evil
doers, se well, or' 'foment to political ostracism
although the requirement - violated their Po*
foundisfmoralatinvietion ? Was that Democratic,
with lightning speed to commission J. Glancy
Jones, an Inferior and unworthy man,• to a
foreign court, on the very day It h ad been
assertelnid that the people of old, Berke bad:
pronciotost - hint undeserving at the ballot
boxes? Wai that Donor:ale to resist , the
nomination of Stephen A. DongUs, when it was
°lsar as the inn at high noon that the people pro
ferredlus abov►all 001101*?',34302V Master A'd
inbaletiettens; Whit known se . ? the "outside
prewar, nayll.-1-thereplatoisr and wishes of the'
maws@ of the iotera--exergised- a controlling in
demase,.both in the settlement of measures' and • of
men. Bit, by .1110 eibttliii re:U.OOOW ancient
Demolustie , policy is - utterly Ignored. Now the
ofileerbeditereire Eivitryttilig, the peoPle nothing.
In a Sorrvention,asldoke, people mist be kept out"
of 'ffallitrifts Are nominations' made, they
most 'be made by- onatom-bouse 'and navy-yard
oiltdals, and not by «outside beirbarlans.P
question, Weird, whether hIS Satanic Majesty has
half so mach dread of holy wider as have - Mi. Dn
oluman and his sups, of the people. And yet he'
claims to be a Deniers% and 'challenges
,for his
AdminbdiatiMi the praise that 14 Is emanated on
anoientlatfersopian prinotplii! Ur. Butthanin
'la
a piopleASSer by Instinct, and it has come to pass
that the' .- sontempt I/equitably' - iselproetil." If be
despbutthe ophitted of •thi wide, Hearn imps
the peoPledespistlill'opinions quite es eordially.
Mr. Bliihntian - entered upon his high °Moe with
the most solemn asseveration that it would be his
paramount aim and desire ki draw more closely
than ever the Internal ties that unite the Alpert
tun &Oat - Mt a Confederacy. 'tkarttaly si message
bar the "old public, farstkuary" sent to Congress,
not a ueeelilias he delivered, not alone: has he
tirilismetwidelt prelusion. elidirvotlip to thermion
have not constituted the staple. Over the dangers
that imperil fts'emsteMee he has shed as many tears
- as ever 'diorlertiodek the' t Weeping Prophet" ,
over the &editions that threatened his beloved
Istnealein.- - , Not hu Mr. Buebanan written
for the Union, and wept over it, but he, hu even
prayed
,fo:r Piesitivation—in public , certainly.
Whether,' is - hasm
- ebus(' -to do so la secret, is
doubtful.' But, - unfortunately for Mr. Da !
elumank "Nue, thew 'tears are pmved to have
been all , of the crocodile sort, and these prayers
- snob as- the - highest, conceivable authority as-,
cures us the Cod of B,eaven will not hear; In pie
very same hour` indeed, that , he has affeeted ell
this derothisi to IlMon, - he has , bean In surd
allliation with' its sworn dnenitia, - aid has at
length Mimi &Wei by the tempest - of unrestrained
peilleh to plesehinseelf ii 'the very 'fore-front of
thdr ranka! No man has written and spoken more.
against Diiidop., No Man hoiden*, or is now doing,
- more to strengthen the hands of the Bisenitiiilets;
and render their machinations formidable. Wen'
at the present writing, he ;is "cheek by jowl" -
With Yancey and Lie little bend of confederate
thilen-breakers, end doing , more ' maugre all
thi tears anti - prune, to imperil the Union, that
anyanan Of hie day and generation. A more 'tie.
grantand IlagitiouS disregtird of plighted faith it
would bedillemit eall from the darkest page of
mankind'.-moral history. , _
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Prominent • causes that shall sink the
name Of Biumaikn into a grave of- obloquy
nide& ealdt knine,4 ,riatirreetion morn;
will be
the reeollection of his basil higritlinde to the host
of early utd - tieitleed frlueis who ''clang to his poil
tkall fortunes in their darkest and-saut unpromis
, *Omit, and upen whom, no sooner had he reach- .
atria Oa) af - his - esithii saitstimi, ,thin he au=
wiremenimudy and - inglorioulytermed-u( beak !
Than be, no inalf - ntir higliaer and more &Uinta
meted Mende. Than be, as the sequel has proved,
no men line - ever deserved thins 'less; for no mss
_ hat ever runlet the'generows 'Offerings of years, of,
helmet and - self-aierigaitqf devotion with .• mote'
- dirdsitifel Ittii_ f *seit'Siebliceni. We speak not
now Of thelietawal - of oleo. - This is • considers-,
- lion which la Ode eleOttiotien sinks into Lilliputian
' insignilleance. ; Pula Oodl,,amaing the host of Ms
; -early and peisiltettl'hiends there, were compira
• tivelp few tat 'a - heed - a solitary numb that fell
"'Boit the eVerilettkg • Presidential table::
`neither needed mortleeired it.. Int they did
-64"k_ • right , to 'suet,' that w he n
tlii willteereelpient of their , patlent - ant - lersew
,'mind inhercf;!*.' 'NeeltbeCtbi Proddeiel, the
igddy bele* otUltkation winliF)tot. vender him
either dismshaires:Migiaistiel.. Mike, neither
Aught nor' , AssMslik~__ Pitiretteent they le*
Reputed a4kwaignibil'ilmwaltles. , Iluti we
speak it lealifejfikNM - Vrir abgea, Wee ors
1
mores of Mr. Buchanan's early Mende, who latewed
'for him in sunshine and in storm, in good and in
evil report, and to whom, whilst a mere expectant,
be wag often painfully patronizing and sycophantic,
bat f x,a,!49 1 .%44Ang-Irith Abeyvery dnyof his
erection, h e has withheld 'eVelciftel4coent Soirrts.
des which gentlemen otsit: to the humbles
strenger.. lbe toff and the devotion otyearite
had':ertddenly forgotten, and if ban made y
diserimiiiation, is has made It in favor of his
Ring Pa hitt) Wiset revilers. For this part of the
history of the," old public funoticinary" the waters
og Isethe havano oblivion. It rises, an extra-mew
dant ociuttilr,:froin the, - memorise ; of ~the imet,
ooveehim With an immortality of oldoleY.,',
eddied Weiteib' ‘l4iiiiintended that ingratitude to
an olftitic 40, 7 1Huiltuill' i and so, bilinoo, thit It
should be visited With summary punishment, and
have a place in the criminal calendar. 'lf this
were the sue in this scuntey, and in these day's, it
linot ercaggaratiois to state, that one, of thisgrasiest
offenders : ;this norm ;would be Xamie /inohafian.
And last,- int not • leant, among the eanseilhat
will Ocemplia to eoredgn the name and fame of Mr,
Buchanan to' daierrOd eFeerottilli, le the foot thit
pi ii apendini Alfa brief remnant of his 'official
et*ist!:?* 'OO ienderelevreirie,t* brief remnant
of bib earthirlife-L-not,in atoning for the grave er
'Vera, aCthripali,tior Jet hi , making imitable , pre
paration, for '.the,;'awaida, Of the Aaiun—but in
Wreaking a bitter aid: grorelling revenge' on, , all
hiatinitordinatosio Mee, ,wlie en 'the" question of
the cuotseadoni are - disoovireiti hold opinions dif
ferent from his'own. NOW, can a more humiliating
'apaitaolibe`presented . to the Mind, than to too air
trld,.tofitty•Vdto totter s on the verge of the grave,
employing the dregs of his executive term in
ilunistibig aid, crushing out from those holding of
umnie,of *Web the Constitution, for wiser
and better pUrpolies, his made dependent on his
wilkorml feeling of virtue - and manly indipen
denoe ? It is, however; in this way, precisely, thit'
Sr. Buchanan isolating his career as, President:
The presiding divinity in his bosom, even
now, while the sands in his houvglase ate
sensibly near utensil* is implaoibie end
Unappeasable Hate. Bo predominant is this ele
ment hi his chareoler, that I. it every lofty. and
Magnanimous impulse is sanitised, and thrust
with-Vandal violence from his bosom. Utterly
Oblivious of the august dignity of his °Moe; es well
is oi'his own near approach to the retribution of
lyaothir,,wor l 4, he,. is 'ianiaeking every custom
house, exploring every petty post office, rummaging
every, nevi:yard ! , and establishing a contemptib le
espionage, in every dill, bureau, to discover,
whether there is a night inspector, or a clerk, or a
postmaster, or a lamplighter, who has a proclivity
for Douglas! And if one be caught in the act, or
even suspected, no matter how oompetent, how
honest, or how faithful, or how long and hoW con
sistent his past devOtiOn to the :President himself,
be is at once summarily :Herniated, and is succeeded
by some Pliant tool of Executive caprice, who is
himself fresh from the altars of apoetaoy, ! With
solemn istrioneniss may it be asked: Is the Pro.
sidenoy of the United States, then, an office in
barren of duty, that its Incumbent can find leisure
for such paltry work as this? Are there no higher
purposes to claim his time and attention? Alas !
that the high - dignity of the office, with all its im
minim 'and august reeponsibillties, 'should ever
have fallen Into suck bands! Between the office
and the deep moral degradation of the incumbent,
it it r matter of profound regret that it is not pos•
sable to draw a line of demarcation. Gladly would
we dissociate them were it in our power.
We have spoken harshly, in ' this article of .the
present Chief Magistrate of the United States, we
admit ; but of this one thing We are Confident, not
more harshly than' hit perfidy and recklessness
deserve. Thank God ! his Administration is ra
pidly drawing to a close. Its epitaph has already
been written, and is plainly to be read In the deep
and universal execration of the American people.
Lit who will be his successor, (should it be the re
doubtable Jo Lane himself,) the next Administra
tion cannot fail to been unspeakable improvement
on the present. The Executive history of Jaynes'
Buchanarr, we are very sure, will stand without a
rival on the page of American history. It will be
itielf,-ita only parallel. For treachery, venality,
and imbecility, coupled with a rare admixture of
eorammmate , and despotic arrogance, We predict
we shall never look upon !Milk* again. Oar pa
triotic end sagacious forefathers, who framed the
Coinetitation, we verily believe must have bad
putt such a President and just su ck an Administra
tion in view, when they restricted the term to four
, yetre. thumealsably calamitois would it be to
have to "endure suchU National curse for six or
Wit years. Tfie most welcome sun that bag ever
shone upon the American people, we are very ear
tap, will be that which eonsimm Mr. James Pu
°bailee forever to the shades of private life.
O. P. Q.
GENERAL NEWS.
Ix Lowell, there, are twelie corporations,
'With . an aggregate capital of ;15,000,000, owning
fitty-two factory buildings*, Containing over lour
hundred thousand spindles and twelve thousand
looms, with other aeohilieu in proportion; em
-ploying eighty-seism hundred women and forty-two
-hundred men( manufacturing yearly more than
one hundred million yards of cotton cloth, twenty
ilve million yards of calico; twenty million yards of
bleached and dyed goods, one and a half million
yerde:of woollen clothe; and over a million yards of
,ottigetinga.- Think of a strip of cotton cloth a yard
wide bud two hundred miles long, made daily
Enough in a iiar to go twice mend the globe, with
ends Ave thousand miles long to tie with.
TEN SOIVNTIPIO COMOILXBII.—Tho twenty
wreath Soientifio Congress of Prance Is to hold its
session at Cherbourg, from the 2d to the 10th of
September. 'ln •its general features It will resent-
Me the conventions of &similar nature that are pe
riodreally held in the United States, The following
paragraph has been " going the rounds" of thp
Paris papers: "The Industrial exposition of
Troyes,-remarkable for the great number of ma
nufacturers who have taken part in it, has come 'to
a close. M. Oallebaut, the maker of Anaerioan
sewing machines, on Singer's plan, has Just ob
tained there a new triumPb, the grand diploma of
honor, the highest possible award, having been AO
corded him.' -
• Tax Onnistsx LANOW,GS.—Sir John Bow
ring; at a resent tract society meeting, said : The
Chinas are a proud nation, and naturally enough.
The language eve r xis four thousand five hun
dred years and ybody,reads it. Our language
is a language of yesterday. A person who lived in
the Wand of Great Britain eight hundred years ago,
could not understand one of us and we could not
make ourselves understood by him. But Confucius
wrote six or seven hundred years before Jesus
Christ, and his language le read not 1 / 7 fifty or
sixty, millions .who understand the English lan
guage, but by five hundred millions of the human
me.: What a wonderful pciwer !
Tait BRITISH Nivr.—Donald McKay writes
to the Boston Cemmeresal Bullali a Home of the
results of his observations in the British navy
yards. _ The Government is now building 58 steam
war yew* of various kinder eorrYl l 2B' I , 7B3 lliinsi
or nearly as many as the *hole United Wain
navy: By the middle of next year, when the ships
now on the stooks are completed, the British fleet
will spout 736 vessels, with 17,099 guns, and 132,-
786 horse-power, or about eight times as many guns,
as our navy. Over two hu nd red thousand men will
be required to man the vessels. The French navy
I.
in guns, only li ttle over half as strong a4-the
t •
English.
Tith music publishers of the United States
bold their annual convention at the Pifthmvenuo
lintel; in New York; this week. It will be the
drib annual sante of the" Board of Mule Trade,"
and the members And that the business of publish
ing sheet music and music books is increasing at a
very rapid rate, and now gives eurployment to
thousands of persons and demands millions of dol
lars to carry it on. 'Unlike the meetings of pro
fessional mudding and musics teachers, the con
ventions of the music publishers are always har
monious.
Two Furs MOONS.—A &tinge astronomical
orcurrenee takes place during' the present month—
that of two full moons. On'tho first day ot the
month, 11 o'clock and 33 minutes, the moon's phase
*hinged fkom the first quarter to a full moon ; on
the Wet of this month there will be another change
at 2 o'clock 67 minutes, from a first quarter to a
full moon. - This occurrence, which rarely happens,
will billinzioludy,waphed for.
Twit foliage in forest and fruit trees in this
vicinity, says the Boston Transcript, bas not been
so luxurious, early in August, for many years, es
it Is at the'present time. The copious rains of the
pest eight weeks and the cool weather have com
bined le preserve the leaves in their " living
green," so that . the freshness of June has continued
till the Mooed week of " dog days."
'Tea Oin &manse CANADA.—.The steamer
Canada, one of the vessels built by the Greet
Western' Railway to run in contagion with their
road, is now lying rotting atone of the wharves on
the East river, In New York. She is entirely
stripped of her machinery, and appears in a very
dilapidated condition. The America Is on a route
in one of the Southern States.
Ms.'43. H. SUNMAN, of Natick, Masa., has
lost three fine home within a week, each valued
at $2OO, bya diseeee which, pliyeloiatus say, exact
ly resembles pleuro•pneumonsa In cattle. At
Newton Lower Falls three hop have died sudden
ly of a singular disease, of wtdoh the doctors had
no knowledge.
NEW OALNANB MlNT.—Daring tho month of
duly, " the deposits at the United States branob
mint, New Orleans, were, gold, $10,912; Oliver,
s9B,Blo—total, $109,222. The coinage war $75,000
to silver dollars, and. $3,787 in silver bare. No gold
, was °dried. -
IT was the last request 'befort.'diiiillt of a
gentleman of Boston, recently- deacciaed; that hie
remains should be examined dally for a period of
terrdlys, in order to make enre of the fact that life
had really departed, he having a fear of being bu
ried
It .18 stated that a legacy of $lOO,OOO, made
many zears ago to the General Episcopal Theolo•
ea; ;Seminary, New York, has been, through an
ndhareet change in the mode of investment by the
treasurer, almost totally lost.
Micrresty Eiteestvintwr.Five hundred
tents, and twe pieces of bran ordnance captured
in Mexico, have been taken from Harrisburg to
York, Ps., to be used at the military enoampment
.nest month.', . -
, WHEAT OEOP DIT WISP oterN.---The Wiscon,
piper speak in glowing terms of the wheal
nap, and, upon the authority of dealers, claim
that the,State will produce 20,000,000 buthels,
Tau Oretalams for neat cattle have been
Withdrawn for the Vermont Agricultural Society;
on account of the plenrolmenmonia.
Tstre, 'population of Winchestei, Va., is 4
little over 4,000, showing a slight increase over tha
comma of no°
Ix Ii naid there were 8,000 persons at Ohl
Point on Saturday, and of these 8,000 visited the
Great Eastern.
Tax 'lnirehtsl of Detroit advertises that all
doge toned in the streets hereafter will be poi-
Donal.
EVART or ten ship.carpentere were discharged
Skim the Gosport navy-yard last Saturday.
PAILADELPBEIit BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGIE N. TATHAM,
T. PROTIUM:IRANI, Connarril or vas Main
ROBERT B. REED.
LETTER BAGS
At tholflifehtsPitelfzeMt4e, Philadelphia.
Ship Wostmorplan4.- 11 • 01 mt,.•-•• lAyernixil, soon
trk WhiterWitli • ;Lain. tars, soon
e x L eig hton, de Janenn, soon
B tot::: Vett . . . 4 . " ..11geW, '") 11
Barg Amr,..fistnmand soon
Brig o t 9 Splltrigs, Cott-..-- ...Port Blain. Trio, soon
BritetdiSiltniiiWi.7.:':....."7.:.t3.i.aSlToBll.ollll
SAILING OS-THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE HATTED STATES.
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Illinois ....NW lark—Havre.. .....
of Washington. 4.ooreoli—Liverpool • •
New York.. Liverpool. .. .....»
@akonia..._.....New York—Hamburg.... ...... .
Australasian—, • •Nsw,York..l.gyerpo9l—;...
Aptgo ...Hew York—Havre
Prince Albert . -- New • •• • •
Kangaroo.... --New York—L.o , oMM ••-•
Adr
atio. erYork . aAdn craw .Hvre.
'Penns
Hammonia —New ark—lambing-- . •
Arabia *gam:. iverpooL ..... •
Mlles.— --New York.. itareeol.--....
FROM EUROPE.
IMPS Leave Woe Maya
Damsons ..Liverpool-New York
Adrißtio....A3onthampton -New York-- .- -Jul! 81
Edinburgh.... -..Liverpool-New York --Aug 1
Anglo Sauon.,...Liverpoollebee 2
Ilammonia —Southampton- ew 4
,Persia...... ew Aug 7
Etna. • . •• Aug' 7
Glasgow........':York.— •-••• .Aug 8
North Amenessiadvemooll-Quebees:• , —......-.....Aug 9
Arabia- . Weston 11
nova Scotian ..- • .-....Aug 11
Vandertnit York —.AMC 18
-Liverpool-New York— 18
Jura .. Liverpool-New York —ee2 21
Fulton -.......80uthamp ton:A.4Bw York-- Aug 2/
New Y0rk..../3outhampton- New York .............. 22
North Briton. -..Livrorpool..Quebeo - . Atm 23
The California Marl Steamers sail from New York on
the let. 11tM and 20th ef each month.
The Itavana Steamers leave New York on the Ikl,7th,
tab. 17th. and gfth of eaoh month.
MARINE INTF.LiGIGENCB.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10, MO.
B_UN n R —..
E_SELI— .5 7-BUN BETB--..-- 6 53
ma 11
ARAI VHD.
Bahr Roanoke, Ranh, 10 day" from Eastport, with
nlester to E j l / 4 Bonder & Co.
Bohr R Marne, Town mend, 4 daYs from Buffolk,
with shingles to captain.
Bohr Remount. Stranger, l day from New Castle, Del,
with wheat to Jaa J B sok.
Bohr Watatanan, Morns, S days Bom Laurel, Del
with lumber to J w Bacon.
Bohr Damon, Pitcher. from Boston.
Bohr B L Shary, Inotilwell, from Boston.
Bohr Adolph kingel, klaxon. from Boston.
; Bohr Eliza &.Reheens, Price, from Boston.
Bohr C A Greiner, Weaver, from Boston.
Bohr Albion. Holbrook, from Providence.
Bohr 0 kindd, Rose, from Pawttioket.
CLEARED.
stearaithip Eennebeo, Johnson, New York, James All
derdioe,
Bark Cordelis, Farrell, Barbadoes, Thomas Wattson
& Sons,
Brip Triad. Brown. St Thomas. E A Bonder & Co.
sobs' Starlight, Yorke, Portland, Van Dunn, Norton
& CO.
Bohr MMUS, Carman. Portland, do
Bohr Bliss & Bebsoos, Pries, Boston, do
Bohr Damon, Molter, Boston, Noble. Hammett &
Caldwell
Polar Albion. Holbrook. Salem, do
Bohr S Liltharp, Salem. Nevin. Sawyer & Co
Bohr Adolph Hugel. Mason, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co
Pair c AGreier, Weaver. Saugus, L.Rothermel& Co
Bohr Budd, Hose, Pawtucket, Street & Co.
Bohr 'Victor, Sears, Lane's Cove. Tyler, Stone & Co.
• Str R Claypool°, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
IGOIIIINDOtitiPneant Th e p rw .,
HAVRE DE GRACE. Aug 9, IWO.
The Kingston left with 9 boats, Wien and consigned
as [allows :
Este!, lumber and staves to Kensington, . Elwood and.
F Burows, lumber to Norcross & Sheets; Miltonian, do
to Cadwalader k Co; Hiawatha. do to Chester; Econo
my. do to Samuel Bolton &Co; Iterford and United
S railroad iron to David Reeves & Son; Four Boys,
Starts. Delaware City. _
(C4rremiondenoe of The Prewar
.KBATIING, Aug. 8
The following boats: from the Union Canal ,uused in
to the Bobuylioll Canal to day, bound to Phelphla,
laden and corm rued u follows:.
i LigoL, lumber tountain; Dubois & Lowe. do to Nor
crows t Sheets: Morns and B 18 Mosher, do to
pusher; At:ameba, do, to fit Trump & Boni Prairie
Flower, do 11-W Landisi.Bliza; iron to Phornia Iron Co.
fa ith2OI4ANDA.
Ship Grey Eagle, Hughes, from New York, at City
Point Itti met.
blue Joseph L Hale, Gravel, for Calcutta, sailed from
Liverpool lath
Shm Allianoe, De Portrait, from Liverpool, wad off
Charleston 6th ioat.
Ship Josiah Bradlee. Dunbar, from Callao, via Hemp.
ton Roads, arrived at Savannah Atli inst.
Ship Beaokite. niarwiok, sailed from Liverpool nth
ult. for Philadelphia.
Ship J Baker, Allen, sailed from Liverpool 24th ult. for
Philadelphia.
Ship Art Union, Morton. from Boston for Calcutta,
was seen 3d inst. lath PO, long M.
Ship John Clark. Letournatt, cleared at Baltimore eth
testtor Liverpool.
Bark Curlew,
.Dievr, 4393410nt) Ballard. cleared at
Boston 811, inst. tor Bong Kong.
Soar WBartlett, Connelly, nailed from Beverly 7th
Met for Philadelphia.
Bohr Burrows 0, Clark, hermit, arrived at Savannah
6th Mat.
. _
•
tSchr Bleak Bova% Day, for New York, Bleared at
Newborn . , NO.Oth inst.
Bohn boptuaMay. Russell, Wilson, Davis,
Binary May, Hoover, and Mary A Shropshire, Shrop
shire, hence, arrivedat Boston Bth inst.
Bohr Isaac itioh, Crowell, oleared at Boston 6th inst
for Philadelphia.
Beam Georgia, Swett, B D, Taloa), and J D McCarty,
Smith, sailed from Nowbaryport TM mat. for Philad.
Bohm Chas Carroll, Pratt. Minerva. gall. and Ame
lia, Rockhat, henoe. arrived at Providence ith Init.
Bohr Mary Nan, Brown, for Philadelphia, saliva from
ProVidenoe 7th inst.
jabs: ft . alaboir,lttivener, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Baker's Leading 7th mot,
Bohr A Hammond, Paine, cleared at Baltimore Bth
inst. far Philadelphia.
instan Pahr
t. Leesburg, dwift, hence, amved at Portland 7th
[Per steamship Europa.]
At at Liverpool Nith ult, Rutland, Foster, N Orleans;
Jesse Webb. Raohardson, liew York.
Bth '33th. Chicago, Chase, and Camden, Tallman, New
York; Bith, F B Cutting, Maloney, do; 27th, Jeremiah
Thompson, Blake, do.
Ar ar Shields 28th, J Godfrey,.Clark, New York.
Bld from the Clyde 22th, Bogor , , New York.
Ar at Marseilles 23d Lames Paine New York.
Ar at Crate 23d, Bea Foam, Ling ge, New York.
Ar me Gironde 2Othilleonor, Emerson, New York'
for Bonjeaux.
Ar at Browershaven lath, Athena, Bolting, New York
for Ilotterdam. , -
NOTICES.
T. MARK NOTICE.
•IL The WASHINGTON MILLS, as the aneceturors
of the BAY EITATE idILLB, purchased the property,
gooa will and other rights of that oolnPanY.
The rABHINGTON MILLS, therefore, claim the
name o
"BAY STATE" •
an their trade mark upon Wootton Goods. The under
signed, therefore, cautions against any infongement of
it as a violation of the ruble of tiiia Company.
jylB-mTIAM JOP, 8. FAY . Treasurer.
NOTIOE TO BUILDEBB.—The Board of
Commiss i oners under an sot of Assernblyenfitled
"An sot provding for the erection of Polito Buddhas,
in the pair of Phliadelphin," approved April 2, 1800,
hereby invite plans and estimates of cost for the build
ipso proposed to be erected. These buildings are de
signed for the accommodation of the courts of Lustice,
and their appropriate of fi ces. and the al oMoes of
record of the county, and also for the accommodation
of the several departments Inii officers of the Inna/Ot-
pet government of the city of Philadelphia.
They are to boldfaced on Penn ficuare ; the buildings
for, the oolitic &0., on the northwestern sec n, and
those for the municipal government on the northeastern
section of said .fignare.
A statement, in detail, of the extent of acoommoda
tion required for the respeghve departments and kifilm
to be locatixl in these buildings has been printed, and
tenons designing topremiteiems are hereby referred
for aortas to any of the of Commissioners.
Ground ohms, sections, e levations, and perspeotive
views of eaten building wall be r dinette, accompanied
with clear and full explanations. s
The estimates are to be aoisompealtd o by complete
speenteations. and with. explanations o the whole so
simple, minute, and nil that afiey may readily °opt
rrehended by penman not specially instructed in WOW-
Vllllold plans, estimates, sad speoiliciations to be
directed to the rrosident of the Board sad furnuihM
before the dm day of geptember, A. Th kr.
Each person submitting a plan must in dicate the ma
terials to be employed in constructing the buildings an
der his plans.
filo °maw:Past will be awarded or paid by the Com
missiogers for the plans to be submitted, as hereby in
vited, until the meensof earning the said aat of Assem
bly Into erect shall be_ pmvided, in aeacirdanee irtth ita
_eXA.NDER HENRY, President.
te rAlith R. LUDLOW. @mutters.
Philadelphia, Jell 11.1800.
OrPIOE OF THE . PHILADELPHIA AND
. READING RAILROAD COMPANY.—Punt.
DELI O IIII.. Any 11. 1000.—ne ratesof Freight:sod Tolls
on Coal transported by AM company will be ea follows.
from July 1/1, until further notice :
To lig tohmond —.
Philedelphus --.. .
illelinedPilule -..
Plioetown.. .. -
Germagurorn R. R...
ralla of Bahuylkill,—.,
riberts....--.
tr e lli e drikera.- . ... :: — .
mbo'a....._. —.
rrist'n or Bridgeport
ort Keauedr.-....-.
alleg Forge. —.—. l
kuruuville --.--.
pees Poni...-.--
Pa m1ng 14 0....---'.-..
81113............ -...........
ia i town
of
ceuvilie=,— --
.
onacsay -----
Birdsboro.--
Mann- .-----
R:110% - = =
eaaport.....—
, hrgville...--
Oriri n griaud Aaiun.
Border of the Board of Managairik,
/a-lro W. H. fdmur...NNEY.
JOB PRINTING.
TM NEW JOB PRINTING OFFIOB
"THE PRESS"
lapeepared to enceinte neatly,oheaply and expeditiously
IVIAT envairnox or
MAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINSI
PAMPHLITO,
PAPER B-001Le,
BLAMES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
♦O64EJA,
lIAI9BiLLE.
Malang for AUOTIONENIte. LAWYERE.
MEROIWITS, MANDFAOTURERN,
MECHANICS, HAIM%
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
INL All order. left at the Publication Mies of The
PUSS, N0.41f (YffESTNUT STREET, will be around!,
attended to. lele
CANDLES,
FARRYip% wfic ti
'ru s MAOETI,
0 Warp&
ei r eir is n or f o box.. to nit arty market
n ratifi aa iladi e leZatlMAJlVEo.
10 Mt
THE PRESS,--PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1860.
ripEEE,WpiIfMTp . D 13.1frpt.8
THE OXYGENATED BITTERN.
TXB OXYGEN,ATED BITTBRS.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS
DATE
Aug 11
..Aug 11
. Aug 15
—Aug 15
Aug 15
~Aug 18
—Aug 16
..Aug 15
Aug 23
..A u K 46
Aug 29
..Sept 1
..Dept 5
..Sept 12
Indi g e ation, Dla➢epeia, hull Region
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
Cure Aoidity, Flatulency, Heart Burn, Water Brash
Cure Flatulenoy, Heart Burn, Water Breen, Acidity
Cure Heart Burn, Water Brash, Avidity, Fletuletter
Cure Water Breath, Avidity, Flatulency, Heart Burn
Jaundice, Liver Compbunts, itilious Complaints,
Liver Complaints, Bilious COMplaints, Jauridiee,
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Liver Complaints
Care Debility of the Syetem, Female gorattliataa.
Cure Female Complain% Debility of the system,
Cure Debility of the System, Female Complaints,
Cure 'Female Complaints, Debility of the System
Oxygenated Bitten, Oxygenated Bitten,
Oxygenated Bittern, Oxygenated Bittern,
Oxygenated Bitters, Oxygenated ihttere,
Oxygenated Bitters, Oxygenated Bitters,
Cure all diseases grnioh originate 'a disordered con
dition of the atornsoh, or nnyerfeet digestion, or in a
debilitated state of the system, induoed by fever, o
matio influence, habit or Mamie, and are acknowledged
by alt who h ave used them to be the most remarkable
medical remedy of the times
are prepared by 8. W. FOWLE do CO., 113 Tremont
street. Bolton, and are Borman by their agnate, by Drug
gists and Dealers In Medicine both in city and country
==l
T. W. DYOTT & BONS, Wholesale Moots. WS
North Beoond street, Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DIUMOISTA
,jy13..e0f..418cW
IROF. WOID'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR
Is precisely what its name indicates, for. while
pleasant to the taste, it is revivifying. exhilarating.
and strengthening to the vital powers. It also re
vivifies. reinstates. and renews the Wood in all as
original purity, and thus rosteres and renders the
system invulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the
only preparation ever offered to the world in a
popular WM. SO as to be within the Mott of all.
So chemically and skilfully oomb,ned as to be the
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted
as to act in perfect accordance With the lours of na
ture, and 'hence soothe the Weakest stomach. and
tone tip thq digestive organs. and allay all nervous
and other irritation. It is also perfectly exhilara
ting in its effects, ape yet it ie never followed by
lassitude or depression of spirlts. It is composed
entirely of vegetables, nod those thoroughly corn-
Inning go:perkily Wide and soothing' PrOPerliee,aed,:A
consequently can never injure. Such a rettiedy has „„,
long been felt to be a desideratum in the medical X.
world, both by the thoroughly stilled in medical
science, and also by all who have suffered from de
bility ; for it needs po medical skill or knowledge
even to see that debility follows all attacks of dm
ease and lays the unguarded system open to the X
attacks of many of the most dangerous to which X
poor humanity is constantly liable. Such, for ex
ample, as the following : Consumption, Bronchitis,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Lou of Appetite, Paint:
nem Nervous Irritabilit7 N enfolds, palpitation le
of the Heart, Melancholy. Hypochondria, Night sr,
Sweats, Languor, Giddiness. and all that class of a
elutes. so fearfully fatal if unattended to in time. al
called Female Weaknesses and Irregularities. Also, C
Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Com- c
plaints, Diseases of the Kidneys, Scalding or In 0,
continence of the Urine, or any general derange
ment of the Urinary Organs. Pain in the Bank,aide, ■
and be w eer the lihou'dedi. pgediiposition to slig
colds. apking and Continued Cough, Emaciation, tr,
Diffiou ty in Breathing, and, indeed , we might enu
merate m•ny more still, but we have apace only to c
say, it will not only cure the debility following C
fromand Fever. but prevent all attack. arising
from Allataildlo Intlyeaom and mire the disease c
at once, if already attacked. and as it sots directly
sndnenn ,-, stently upon the Lottery system, arousing la
the Liver to motion, promoting, In fact, all the ex. r
orations and seoretions or she system, it will inlet
ably prevent any deleterious coneequenees follow k:
ing upon change of climate and water; hence all 2
travellers should have 'a bottle yith them, and oil c
should take stable-spoonful at lead before eating
As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the diges t z
use mme, it should be in the hangs of all mats t .
I if sedentary habits: students. ministers. literary c
men; and all ladies not accustomed to mush out. c
door exercise should always use it. If thew
they will Bud an agreeable. pleasant. and efficient
I remedy against time ills which rob them of their a,
1 beauty ; for beauty cannot exist without health. '
, and health oannot exist while the above trregulari.
ties continue. Theakagain, the Cordial is a_perfeot 2
Mother's Relief. Taken a month or two before the C
• final trial, she will pass the dreadful yeriod with 4
perfect Miss and safety. There so Na nitstale about is
it,this Cordial is all we clam for tr. Aferlierr. try 4
.1 I ! And to you we appeal to detect the illness or C
decline, not only of your daughters, before it be too :A
I late, but also your cone and husbands. for while •
the former. from false delicacy, often go down to
a premature prays rather than let their condition
be known lb time, the latter are often tio mixed up
with the excitement of business that if it were not
for you they, too, would travel in the same down
ward path. until too late to arrest their fatal fall.
But the mother is always vigilant, and to you we
confidently appeal, for we, ate sure your never ,
failing affection will unerringly point you to Prof.
C°
otid:a Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator,
ae the remedy wiich should be always on hand in
time ofneed. 0. 7. WOOD,Yroprietor, 4448r0ad
ay, New York. and 114 Market stree kelt. Louis,
mo. • and wild by all good Druggist/. Price, One
Dlleir per Bottle.
: 01 .mid here by DYOTT & CO., 232 North SECOND
xo treat. and P. BROWN, cora er FIFTH and WIEST
NUT Streets, . aue-mwfd&eowtv -tf
1.4 6 6
1.16
US
1.46
1.11.
1.10
1.11
1.10
1.07
1
.IX
1.38
s
el
THE GRIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
Ela
ra DALLEY'S MAGIOAL PAIN EXTRAOTOH
g IR As universally supplanted all other
ye A-a
Ointments and iielria, applications in both the
ft Pulttimpl rola= Neietieres, animater nitro
.) allowi i is uttrioule maw is tbs true seoret or its
gy mamma a all eareannis sfeetteas, whether the clause
dr be *sada* or dismal.
so BURNS & 011 SCALDS
e m s ;MP instantly relieved of 6 the' anealah, ion
as mminornauon, by a umaly A apphostien of this mar
lin venous Asattr. .itnd the . tint is renewed as if by a
°l ' ann trifH3TergN a D " 6l l 4 . irirkVii3EßY.
Mildren are Irecrient .aibititrers room external In-
Moos, eepeoitilly from r•witii an Campania En
p.osioas—therefore every 4 mother a. ould have this
hell preparation eon- stoutly on hand, It
_heals
son rgastb and quiokly 0., ;move+ the TENTER or
Sp WORad,__so soya- , rat is as ittsrsiry,
TO TRAVEL L 'itS q Y SEA AND LAND.
The 111 whiz" the xo• ga vener,and every other In
dividual whose ot Dili% ny throws Mrl. within the
°honed or aool ant repm it' sziaariaa. fire, or coin
tion, should bear in mind $ 7 l at itXsto Extractor
his beet and only f rien d. ; is portable and
o asp, and should ever be oom , len, no a friend
inn g ?, There are thou- sands o sing 'Mammy'
to te to Its marvellous virtue, w o owe their
sound j a mbe and murales to its saving edipsoy.
The onowing FP
_6 row 4:j:the !mo cha
..idtssaNge for
at' aNeitiMAIIT g, ift.;;AlrciuV T _'
IE4 .all Muds,
rim' ere tlYt f ruds ,
rest iter. oo r 4 ,
nitesrokan itstra sa,
_gri m. re 4,
nii :4l
..
:of
WaltA Lwiil . 'Wu ! " /4 4 mat.
118 ppod Hands eases NM. a. a,
WM . WI gea4ln43, . ox,
ary' ,i....
traoted Cords, irii: Rrier
Chaim isdn, Veers,
Dilima of the easthmt, Ve nereal Sores.
RI at U T Ina g : ,DITDOta.II Drrdira j , Now Yor k,
%AIN a Co.. 4flriLl'it d Argelle t i, t; 6 0 4 11 1 P870 be by S .
3. 114 , .d
h o f
t a i l l l war Droll Wa n ad It ler phanta
irrilri Pia CO., 21I t r li ' lo a rTh SECOND Street,
far Wilmslow" MOWS 101' Pennsylvani a.
outovLANs.
BILL READS
HARDWARE PACK4fir 140114/OS.
LABELS
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOTHOL—We
7 . ol w d_remotfulli call the attention of th e fbm
anif RiA i liisorut r ,azgagelati
l irte a rilcalVAlatlon d tooth
Dwell Um sits. Mir 40 II milli&
• w. I ton,
Trot R StroOli_
AW Anat. 14. 11 V4 9 14Tu l 14 11=e1t4ur ilitn*
•
0011EPANIEIS
'PRIVY-WELLS Cleaned at a low pnee,
to obtete the oestteda, Address Wfd, Tr - NOON
Peedrette ()moo. 12113 North amonntl *treat lir 18 •I on
SYCOPOWITM—For ease by WETWE
111t
& BROTRISR. 47 and 49 Plorth 19ECIOND
lygs
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-175 Bar
novantalVta, /1 1 rye ife Azirml
WRARN4I. an?
MEDICINAL.
An unfailing remedy
AR unfailing remedy
Dyenteikta, Dyspepela,
Indigestion,Disimnsin,lndigeition,
Dyapepeivt, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
T.H.E OXYG.ENATRD BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
THE OXiBEN4TED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
THE OXYGENATED MITERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
Cure Neuralgia, Nervouenees,
Cure Nereorumese, Neuralgia.
Cure Neuralgia, Nervounneau,
Cure Nervoumess, Nauru'Ulu
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIBTH
BOLD BY ALL DROGGIBTB
SOLD BY ALL DRUGOISTB
RAILROAD LINES.
tßiewf_alt.oviuratiy.
iMp r aiiMI bta. IPASEW,NtiER AND FREIGHT
ROUTE 0 190RFO IC and PORTSMOUTH. Va., "a
ihnington, and Baltimore. and
,V:l l 7irt e ti Pw i f r olr ad ArY e rit e b e rin7,th e , ' a
steamer P e lla-
On and after July 9th, passengers from Philadel
phia will take the 816 A. M. train at the depot,
corner Broad' street and Washington avenue, on
Tuesday., Thure,tars, and Yaturdaye. ermine at Sea
ford at LSO P. M., and at iqotfelk early the next
morning. Thosteanter Philadelphia will leave Norfolk
on the eveningof Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
ao4neoting with the_tram at Seaford, willoh arrives at
Phdadelphts at 1 F. M.
Fare for first-olatepassengers, including meals on the
boat. ST.
Second-4ms passengem, inelndimi meals on the boat.
S Fr S ef OO.
ght takenii low as by any other route.
For farther particulars, see small hand 4:dile at the
hotel", and othe ypublio places, or inquire of ,
0. P. DARE Agent,
corm Broad at. and Washington ay.
H. F. HENKBY...Mseter of Tyansportation_,
jy27 tin ' P. W. & H.R. Co.
artimmium WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
ILI"
°AII
''' 4IA HERA.
. '' SUMMER ARRA HORNY.
On and . after Monde:hly 140 WO, the peeeeeger
~,.
tnune. will eave .PIIII.S.LPRIA,Jrom the Station.
oorner_of arket and , L e m an
_ pr__TAkirty•firstetrest..
M et ai rh , 'tit", at 7. 3 0 and 1 0 30 A. AL, and SAD,
Yeave, Ett CDEBTER. frost the Depot, on East
Market atteet, at 0.40, 8, and 10 BO A. AL. and 1.44 and
CIS P.M.
ON SUNDAYS.
J. . .
,eave PMladelphla, from the depot. northeast corner
VEighteenth and Market tarots, at 8 A. M. and
Leave West Chester, at 7.50 A. M,, and P. M.
Thu last passenger railway oar will leave Front and
Market streets 50 minute., and Eighth and Market
streets 28 minutes, before the starting time from the de
pot
carry T}te Baggage 1: will le D at e e n tAg i l t ae top end Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train from
the West Philadelphia depot.
Trains leavir. at MAO A. M. and 4.45 P. M.. connect at
Penneltou wit train, for all points on the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroad.
oake and welting room. southeaat corner of Eighth
and Market streets wher e paaaengere,
tickets for West Chester. will be furnished with a ticket
over the passenger railway.
HENRY WOOD,
Jy3-tf General Superintendent.
I'IILbADEL,PLII A AN D
BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD. — RUMMER ARRANORME RT.—Until
further not the trains will Tort as follows: Leave
the passenger depot of the West. Ctiester and Philadel
phia Railroad Co., corner Market and Thirty-hist
streets, West Philadelphia, daily Wenders excepted) at
10110 A. M. and 4,43 P. M.
Leave W eat (hove at el:gland BJSO A. M., and 4. P.M.
Mills lice of Mares to and from New London and
Oxford connects with the 18.30 A. M. Trai n f rom Phiia
delphus‘ mid the 8.60 A.l M. train from Went Grove,
leaving Oxford at ABB. A. M..
The beantail scenery and well-known healthfulness
of Delaware and Chester counties offetimpe nor in
ducement to those , looking for summer 'wiling.
Freighte for thie line reoelved at No. 18 6 Market_fit.
A. B. BURTON,
Philadelphia, rune 48.1860, taul6 Buipertntendent.
1111/41.11n NORTE( PFIgNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
FM: BETHLEHRM,-100YLESI:OWN, EASTON.'
MAUCH OIRDNIC. HAZLETON, LOX LRY, wHITE
HAVEN, WILRESBARRE, WILLIAMSPORT, &o.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, July 9d. I. Paesenger
Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets. PM
ladelphis;DAlLY, (Sundays excepted, I az follows:
At 6.80 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkesbarre, Williamsport
At 3.30 P. 51. (Express), for - Bethlehem, 'Murton, &o.
This train reaches Easton at 6.60 P. 51. and makes
Yorkconnection with New Jersey Cent r al for New
ork.
At 6 P. M. for 'Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
tt At
0 A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown.
At 10.80 A. M. and 6.50 P. M. for Fort Washington.
The CIO A. HExpreas Train makes close connection
with the Lehig h Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
the shortest an most dosing:le route m WSkesbarre,
and to all polntatn the LehighS.,oal Region.
TRAINS FOR PHD,ADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem at 6.16 A. M., CM A. M. and 5.22 P.
H.
Leave vlestown at 1.50 A. 51 and 4.15P.M.
Leave t Washington at 6.16 A. M. and 9.16 P. AL
ON SUNDAYS:
• -Philadelplna for Bethl ehem at BA. M.
rhilfidelphlal o fol.Dayeito i n, It s 8 P. M.
tateriri for r ad
ats etr
Fare to Philadelphi arlethlehem—ll 60lFareto Wallah Chunk.s2 80
Fare to Eeiston.. . . .... I Bel Fare to Doylestown.. 080
ThrouhTiokets must be progured at the Ticket Of
fioes at 'WILLOW Street, or BERKS Street, in order
to secure the above rates of faro.
All Passenger Tralne (except Sunday Trains) connect
at street with Fifth nail FLAth.streeta ard Second
Third-street Passenger Railroads, 90 minutes after
eaving Willow atreet.
iYS ELLIS CLARE, AlletiL
PHILADELPHIA AND
OF LROAD.
RBDU lON OF FA RES
Og and after , L Id,llBo, Commutation Tjoksta,
wi twenty
-sot couponso4ll be owned, good for the
Bo der and any member °Ms family, on any Faasenser
Train, and at etas time. They will be sold by the
Treawarer, at the Marie of ths
n omn No. 527 South
FOURTH Street,pt, a redaotio of twenty-fice per cent.
from the yegula& i free. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer inCountry will fi nd tMs
_a wary dewrabte
route, the 13,31 and Le on Valleys being among
gm most beaching and healthy n the State, and &comp
Salle by four us from and to Ph Adeiphia
S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
Pittx,abaLstua, fillaroh Wth. mitt7-tf
ANIKPIIIII S IM " ' ARRANGE.
PHILA 'LPHIA WILMINGTON, AND BALII
- I .VOAD.
and IVIO A_Y_,_ July JP, 1330.
PLISSEN§L a R T 0 VE PHILADELPHIA
u la . r p iltitimare at Et. A. ~ 111 anon, (Enpress,l and
For bgster at 11.11 A. M., ii nOont ULLA 140 and
1140 P. M.,
For Wilminkto at 13.11 A. IL, 111 noon, 1.11, 8.02,
7JOO. and 1L 10 Y.l l,
81/ • M dtiMP M
g t k i ardivvitt ii./ . . etq a su n d 8 . .00 P • Be.
1.
or Ever st&111 A. M. and suo P. M. •
or rrington at LIB A. M.. and 3P. M.
For "Ifora at MS A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at LW P. N.
and
For Fridays Farminget SOO P.
at 8.15 A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays,
. NI..
vor Elmsford at &LEA. M. Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridurs at 11,00 P.M.
Fur Salisbury t SIB A. M.
117" Train_ at 8.10 A. El. will connect at Seaford on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with steamboat
to Norfolk.
RAINS PRIDELPHIA.
stvoileTtimore a 830 A. ML A ( Expresso 10.11 A. K.,
LW _kl.
vewilm_inra &MO. SOO, and 11.10 A. AL. LW.
MAO, Imd CM Y.
Leave etaillbury at LBO P. K.
st i sr tor ilgt i a . fo t tg a Tuesdays, Thur sdays, and Saturdays,
Leave 'Farmington, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 8.00 A. hi and 4.13 P,M.
"ewe Milford:Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday,,
at 7.110 A. M., and COO P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8.13 A. 1.1...and,,4.80_P. M.
sit ' Man retara i t ' I 0 1 1 . 0 . ri1 5 . 35 nd . 8 4 18. P. M. •
t P . 11. New Castletoo, 10.1k1 jl.„ a M., and 7.113 P. M.
;
re Chaster at 7.40, 3.10 A. X., 13.04. a.=, GAO, and
P Wive Baltimore for Etallibm7 and Delaware
itailliali at OA ttz.P.lttnlitt !Pt ht_- - -
TRAINS FOX lintaiblOßE
MaeOliNter 8.4 A. M. OA and 1140 P. fd.
Wilmington at 9.28 A. M., 12.88 Y. M., and .1.1.20
A. rd.
FREIGHT 'PRAM, with PASSENGER OAR attached*
will run follows:
Leave P"ladelpida for Perryville and intermediate
slues at 8 M.
Leave ilminston for Perryville and intennediate
places at LOU P. ht.
Leave Havre-de-Grace for Baltimore and intermedi
ate places at COO A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Ravre-de-Oosoe and intermedi
ate places at 4.00 P. .
SUNDAY!!
Only at 11.1 D P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 5.36 P. At, from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
jr7 13. M. FELTON. President.
1860. Mippimp 1860
•
SPRING ARRANGEMENT—NEW YORK LINES.
THIS CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINE° , FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLATES,
From WalAnt-atreat Wharf,
'Minolta') aa followa—vis:
PAILS.
At 6 A M, via Camden and Amboy, 0.8: A. Accom
modation.-- U
At 6 A di, via Camden and Jersey City (N. J.) Ao
oommodatton, 1U
Att A i Id, via Camden and Jersiiit4 7, hldraing
. . . 100
At trAiii7 ;:n
City. Western Express,- eOO
At 121( P /11, via Camden and Amboy, Aooomm
• ..... ...
0 .
At 2P M, via Camden and Amboy, . and A. Ex
-000
At P Seii - rOa - t via tawny end lamer
City, Evening Kinross. • ...... 300
At 4 1" lil, by Steamboat * via Taoony aim Jersey
Cit al Class TiakeL... ~. 225
Aka M, tins Camden and . Jersey City, Evening
Ma 1.. - . . . 00
Y n
At 6 P via Camden and Aitilioy Anoommoda
tion, (Freight and Passengor,l-lit Class Ticket. 9 15
al 1 50
eThe 6P M Mail Line runs daily. The 11 PM, South
in Mail, Saturdays! excepted.
Nor Belvidere. Easton, Lambertville, &0.,
Flemington,
at 6 A and 4P M, from Wahlut-streetwharf. and
7.10 A 55 from Kensington.
For Water Gap Stroudsburg , Scranton, Wilkesbarre ,
Montrose, Great Send, ko. at 6 A. M. from WA lend
street Wharf, and 7.10 A. refrom Kensington, via Dela..
yr. Lackawanna and Western R. it.
or Mount Holly, at 6 and S A. M.. 2 and Oi P. M.
or Freehold, at 6A , M., nal PI M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, &0., at 214 and 4 P. M. from
Walnut street wharf, 7.10 A. M. and MC I'. M. from
Kensington.
For_Paimyra, t
Riverton, Delano°, Beverly, Darling
ton, Florenoe,Torl p intown, &0., 1934, Land 434 P.M.
Steamboat Jos Ile knap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Place,. at 1134 .M.
Steamboat Trenton .for Tammy,. at 11 A. M. and
Tacony,Beverir, Burlington, and linstol, at 4 P. M.
Fifty rounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passau-
Firt . Pasammere are prohibited from taking anything as
ggsge but their wearg apparel. All baggage over
r pounds to bo paid o a. The Company limit
their responsibility tor baggage to One Dollarer noun ,
and will not be liable for any amount beyon d 8100, ex
cept by speoial contract.
ante Witf. 8. GATZMRR. Agent.
PHILADELPHIA ELMIRA ROUTE.—
MIRA RAILROA AND
EL
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua, Cstawiesa Ru
;rt, Wilkesbarre, Scranton Danville, *Mon,' Wil
report_ Trol l Ralston, C anton, Blount / Buffalo,
%re Zit Etilltiallglg'ritriSt IIIIItTrioIltr:d
jc ~.
areenget trains wilileave the new Depot of the Phi
-1 'phut arid flooding Railroad, corner BROAD and
LOWHILL Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal
gnlll street,) deity (Bandage excepted), for above
eg gAl' ° E3C w /KESS. . —SAO A. M.
D IG
EXPREB . III.... — . .. —,... A,Sifi P. Id,
The 0.00 A. N. train conneo — te — at . Rupert, for Wilkes
harre, Faison, Scranton, and all station(' on Die
LAcILAWANNA AND BI,OOIBBBURG RAILROAD.
The above trains make direct connections at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie, Cananaigua
and Niagara Sails, and Buffalo, New York and Er ie, and
Va W York Inr Railroads, Irma all points North and
West, and 0 snaring.
/Sargasso eo LA to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge. and all t, re nnediato points.
points can ba 1 rooured at the rhiladelghla and El
intro Railroad Lia a's:AokMao, northwest corner of
H.
SIXT and Cat L tr , UT Smart,, and at the Passenger
epot, coiner° • AfIRTE NTH and CALI OWRILL.
THROUG EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Plul telphia and Reading Depot, Broad and
Callowhill etre I (daily (Sundays agoested), lor all
lirWesta I North, at OP. N.
elgps %I. meelivered before eP. iu. to insure
thg e n) l i
r n il rtglio n a 1 at Freight Depot,
THIRTEENIII and OALL,offiLL, or to
CRAB. thibiT ' . General Aunt,
'Northwest aornor Mx/Mandl WEST/114 agree hr,
aots-tt Ph I Inalalvly vi.
Mt kfiILADELPILIA, GER
MATTN Ali o NORRIS
TOWIRAILROA lIMIE ARRANGENUIN'P.—
On and _alter fur 3 A , Myl4, MO,
FOR 013 R A TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 7, 2 9 . 10, 11, and 12 A. M..
1,1, 334, 6, 6, 6, mi, T, 8. 9, 10 k. and 11)6 P. M.
Leave Germantown 6,7 / 11; BR, 0.10,11,11 A. m..
;. 6, t,/,6,6, 034, 7,6 M
,9, io ..
ON 11 paYm,
Leavo Philtilalphip 9,61 nun. A. 111., 2 0, 8, TM, and
103 i P.M.
LuNI 9 Germantown 8.10 AWL A. IL. LID rain., 4,6 M,
and Of P. IL..
ORFAITNUT MILL RAILROAD.
mLeavloi P e P .
M kOridelphis 8, 8,10. MA. M., 9, 4,4, 68L 8.9,
ut
4303 lliieltript Rill TSC I lik.ll.6O, 9 .4013.49 A. M..
Ltp, 5.40, ILL. 8.40, avid 1. a
ON DA E l
lave Philadelphia 0.03 A. M., 6,6, and 76( P. M.
awe, p HMI TAO TAO A. 51., 0.60, 6.10, and 9.10
I VAIR - abIIBIIOROOKEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia 6.50.734, 9.05. 11.05, min., A. M.,
1 4 1 . &Olt * 5, 5 , 5 6, 6.60, and ILM P. M.
1
.beavo n
r. orraitown I, 7, 8.00, 9, 13 A. M., MC AA
iall 7/4 lg.,
&save Ehiladolphil i .V. l iin k ihnd I P. U.
heavy tiorritown 'A, M., 1 and 6P. 81.
• FO MANATUNK.
/..99•9 Philadelphia SAO 7.v.09 11.06 A. M., LWOW,
Los: K le, 6.a0, 8,4 La 1 P. k.
so Lpa l v i e m, a B n , szun d
9 81,e, As, rm. azd fix A. AL, 9 .
' ' Nii isimplors,
soave rtitadsi l va 9 A. M.. 9, 0, and 4 1' bf.
Leave M1D.27 734—A.M.. 1 3i, 636. and
934
kl. .BParrii,_Gmleral nupetrtendent,
0111-tt , ' DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN &meta.
CHEESE. -130 Boxes Iterkimer county
Cheese, for sale by C. 0. SADLER k CO., No
103 ARCM atnet:ftocond door above FRONT, J 733
RAILROAD LINES.
'flit WEST CHESTER
TRAM vie PENNSYLVA
NIA 'RAILROAD, leave Ogee!, miler BLBV,NITII
and MARKET, at tan A. M. 12.30 P. and 4Y. bl.
On Eninday, leave Philadelphia at' A . and West.
Cheator at P. M. j .%-t1
TIDE PNNNSYLVAI4IA 0 NTRA L•
itAtuatoAD. ,
• • CO MLLES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860 4 .
1860.
THE CAPA Itif ig ßOA _I NOW EQUAL
• 11 1 3,t1AKE ISER,Rap ,
BET WE L IA , ale;
Conn y i ng direotl lits Through Trains
m ton, 7 or nO knot, and in the
niOn °Dot at I Mira th brims Tunes to and
tom points n the Wes , Northwest, and 15outhwest
—thus fornuniing , for the Oassmdtation of
Passenger+ unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Biomes and •FiVinisit'nui throel i pto Pittelnirg,
without change of or Condnotors.' through Pas
tenger Trains , pro dad with • Loot d es patent
Brake—speed , ander perrelit control o the engineer,
thus adding_mnoh to the safety of ti . vetleri.
Smoking Careers air bed to ow Traria; Iyoollig:
MrentsTONV BAlcral entlXllll.
d"agfrAltien Fula l the A. Id, .
Jos p
M.
East Linf a roes irai
TRAINSPAY LEAVE AS POL owtif
Nordstrom Aooommodation, via Columb a,' II P,
Columbia 66 4.00 P.
Parkeduire 5.40 P. M.
West Chester " MO P. Al,
West Chester Peasengers will take the Mail, West
Chester Aocommodation,_and Columbia Trains.
Paesengers for Suntan, WilliammON, ElPtire, Bart
lo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, fearing Pm
ladelphus_eit 7.15 A. M. and p. M. go direotly_through.L
Ticuetewestwantmoy be obtained at the oMemp of the
ecinpanyin P_Mladelwew York, Boston, or Bal
timore; and 'Motets rd at any of t i le Important
ItailroadOdleee in the est ; also on boa any of the
regular Line of Steamer+ on the Mississ ippi or Ciao
rivers,
ifOr Faze 411111711 OA low, and time OA mak, as by ens
other Route.
For further infortrustiOn_ apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner or Eleventh and market Streets.
The ionlyletin of the Western oonnemons of the
Diri y art i rrir BrerAihif the
THE
GREAT WEST.
The connection of tracts by thejtallroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or fettiage of Freight,
together with the miring of lime,read
are adlrantacuriilY
appreciated by Shimmers or Freight, and the Travai
1, ,
erobanta and Shippers entrusting the
o their Freight to Ws Company, can rtt i Vrit tl a!
donoe on its speedy transit.
TILE RATES OF ragranT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad an at all
times as/au/trans is ars shargsd by pike Railroad
Companies.
OW Be particular to mark paokagen via Penna. Rail
road.
.For Freight Contracts or Khipping Directions, apply
to, or address eitherof the following Agenta of the Coa
l/Ur : ,
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
it.a..Meree & co. anneeeine, o.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley,
0.: ity.; Ormsby & 'Cropper,
Portsmouth, Paddock It Co., Jeffersonville, huh
ono; w. Brown e CO. k Olnemnati, 0.; Athern
Hibliert,
_Cincinnati, O,LE. meldrara, risco, Ind.;
Jos. H. Moore,Loninntle, y.; G. 0' ley & Co.,
Evanavillo, Ind.; R. W. Graham .1 Co., ro,
_Ill.; R.
F. Saga. Studer & Glue, Bt. Louis, Mo_,.• John H. Hor
ne, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris & HuntrAtemphia, 'Tenn.!
Clarice & Co., Chioago,lll.LW. E. H. L eonia , Alton,
lit.; 4.7 to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
in toe West.
S. B. INGSTON. Jr. Philadelphia.
iIAGRAW & Kowa, North streekßaltdatore.
HEM
it CO., Astor House, or 18. William et., LT.
EEC II & 77tote Fr ei g ht t,st
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen' Agent PM%
L. L. HOUPI, Gen'i Ticket Agent roan.
E. LEWIS, Gehl anal Altoona, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA
TRAINS) EAPING RAIL
ROAD.—PARSENGISR for FOTTAIVILLE.
READING and
_BARRIS& RG.
MORRIFILINE, DAlLy,Alkdidafe egoatetA
Gitt, T ;tre e el ff e, r e arD r ArP o RIA, (Passe l iter entranWoes
on Thirteenth and
on.
Callowhill streets Lat_lo.oo A. AL,
connecting at Harrisburg with the FENNBYLVANIA.
RAILROAD, I P. M, train 11111111112/ to Pittsburg ; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 P. M. train running_to
Chamtnirsburg, &o.; and the NORTLIF,RN
CENTRAL RAILROAD I P. M. train, running to &111.-
bury,l&o.
AFTERNOON LINEN.
1 . ,4381re New Depcit,color or BROAD and CALLOW
-1111..L Streets, YILILADELPHIA. ere(Passeng ar
rirturenth and streets,/ Air YO TTB •
1.1.14131 .
.It,Rtle P.R. Oie Int !la
lcL i s i.g. for .
t e litTillClEß VIA FRILADEI,FRIA AND READING
RAILROAD,
Fnom Pigtail:damn& Miles.
To Phcenuiville—,— 281
Reading-- eel
Mtllenbnr .14S
• Trevorton Junction, .118
nbnn.-_-
• orthumberiand—..l7l
Ron—
Vramsort
loner
Shore. ....___
1 2 1
Lock Raven._—..23l
atThe &00 A. . and the &X
fira C,Vii,hlA sr tIT e
making close connections wi
Canada. the West, and Bout,'
DEFOT IMPRILADELPII
OALLOWRILL &mite,
aula-tf w. Ili
NOTIOE.--OLIESTEK
VALLEY RAIL_EOAD—PAII
WPRDIARIVIMVICIIIKVIVANY= AND N
t the t Crom the e
ir r Carr
Depot DO of the Pin NIN6TOW
deans end Readengßallrorar Company. corner 0 - 1
BROAD and 41ALLIWEI LI. lltreetx, (yammer en
es
&EVA for Doerninatoom. !farm at SOO
A.
00E IMAM far Ditarnisgtwo, leans at
AILY (Bondar oa Tteda
order of th e of Managers of Us Pkitaitstpits
and Itoadlas Itailmid ragman_
Alf W. R. MOILIVENNEY.Seeretars.
gitarligßA[l WEST CHESTER
RAILROAD . TRAINS vta
MOUI L TYFI AN tuat idiVitZreeTt
Sunday I at 7.111 A. M., WO P. M., and 4 P. h.. Leave
Wed Minster at tit A. IC. NUJ A. M.. and LB P. M.
SHIPPING.
sinFOR THE SOUTH.-ORARLEB-
TONFREICHTIAVIJI SAyREN DAHED. ATI STRAPISHIPS,
UC
Heavy Freiht at an average of myna per cent. bo
les, New Yor rSteamshipnstes.
I OR CHARLESTON, S. C.
The U. S. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Can
tata Chas, P. Marahmaa. will awl on Wednesday.
MIMIC 15, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Through to ea to V flown—only 40 hours at Sea.
FOR HAVIANAH,_GA.
The U. B. Mall StearashilLSTATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Garvin. win sill on Friday, August
10, at 10 A. M.
&nib to I hours—only only 45 hone Sea.
five days i . m agg:ectrei,la n d et tri r le o f a Ln.11141.711
svehy day.
T e splendid ffrst-oless side-wheel Steamships KEY
ST NE STATE and STATE OF GEORDIA now run as
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day oommu
nioshon with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest,
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships con
nect pith steamers for Florida r and wife railroads, Ro.,
for all places in time South and Southwest.
INSURANCE.
sh siZ h elfeigilTe n tAga a to la ifrarerfP o this t e a lit
than by sailing vess slll . the - remig° 2 beingyone ' halla:m
rate.
N. 11.—Ituntrayme on all Railroad Freight is entirelf
unnecessary, farther than Charlatan or Savanna. the
Railroad Campania taking_ all rialto fromtbaa vaunts.
(MEAT ANION IN _
Fare by thin Tonto t 6 to 40 per cent. obvaper than by
the and Route, se will be seen by the following sae
dole, Through ticket' from Fhiladthis. Vie Charles
ton and Savannah mama lug, IN CL IN 0 MEALS on
the vr bole rants, exam from Char ten and Savan
nah to MOl/14014677
IMAM /Ali.
To Clutrleetoll-..-21/8 00 Charleston-4M 60
5avannah........... - 16 00 Savannalt—,.. —. 81 00
Anmirts,-- 20 Cal Ai:putts -- 118 00
Dimon— ---. 1100 Macon— .. - 82 71
1t1antt r ........ fi s (1 0 0 , Atlanta ._ _ . 8 3 1 O c :
lbany —.-. 24 CO Many.-- ...—. gOO
out/omen - , -. 24 00 ontgomery—. mOO
obtle— ft 00 bile— -- 48 20
New Orleans—, ft 78 ow Orleans - - - Ili 00
No bills of holing maned after the ship tuursailed.
For freight or passage apply on Ward. at amend
w Wisher. Vine street, or to
ALEX. DEEROM, Jr.,
Southwest corner FOURT li and caEsTriVIC,
Agent. in Charleaton,_T IL & ._r G. BUDD.
Savannah, HUNTER:it GAMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston. steamer Carolina *Teri
Ti llt ia ill,rida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's awl
It. John's every Tueedav and Saturday.
THE• BRITISH AND NORTH
SRI S. AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
PROM NEW TORE TO LIVERPOOL.
eine(' nabun Passage
Second Cabin Passage —.... 7$
PROM 80111ToN TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin PRSAARO • • •• • •• • • • • •$llO
Second Cabin Passage • .—. co
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Bar
bor.
PPRSIA, Capt. Judkine. CANA nA. Capt. Lang.
ARABIA. Capt. J. atone. A MERICA, Capt. Mi llar.
At. Capt. E. 0 Lott. NI AGANA, Cap; Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. shannon. EUROPA. Capt. J Leitch
SCOTIA, (now bvild,nir.)
Theme vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head ;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
CA NA VA. Lang, leaves Boston. Wednesday, Aug. a
ASIA. Lott. " N. York. Wednesday. Aug, IS
1 . U RopA, Leitch. " Borton Wednesday, Aug. 22
PRRSIA, indium!, " N. York Wednesday. Aug. 29
ARABIA, Stone. " Boston, Wednesday. Sept. a
AFRICA, Shannon. " N. York, Wednesday, olipt. 'l2
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these shies wilt not be accountable for
Gold, Silver Bullion, SPiscoe. Jewelry, Precious lihobee
or Metals, unleis bills of laden are signed therefor and
the value thereof Glenn expressed. For freleht or pas
sage, apply to E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
rine New York.
BUSINESS CARDS.
LEVI W. GROFF,
Near BAREVILLE. LANCASTER CO., Pa.
Manufacturer onAhe Process
SINCE 152 OF
DOUBLE DIS TILLER°
PURE RYE Wtt 'SKY . .
Warraeted to be Pure. without or oruet
DISTILLED FROM TEE BEST OP RYE ONLY.
VB. PALMER, TIIE ADVERTISING
. AGENT, FIFTH. and OFIESTNUT, civea hut
mews of the prinmple and beat mode of Advertising,
daily. between 10 and 4 o'clock . Addreet
m7ll-0m V. 11. PALMER.
V. J. BAYLLS THOMAS,
• ATTORNN it-AT-LAW,
NMI removed his oMoe from No. 929 Aroh street to No.
409 WALNUT Street.
Particular attention given to the recovery of Mercan
tile Claims. The draßipg and examination of_Wille,
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Title. and other
Instruments of Writing. The management of Executor
ship, Administostorstuys, anti Trusts, superintended;
and the best sennties mooting for the permanent =-
vestments of Money. Satisiactory refers uljko
when required. i
H ENRY E. KEENE,
ATTORIVNY-AT-LAW,
Has REPSOVED hie office from N 0.530 Walnut stree
so no. tae South THIRD Street. mt1.19-6m
H ORACE 8.E13,
EIECEEANWAL ENGINEER, end
PAT_griT ATTORNEY,
No. 114 Bout,l siXTR street,
iNesrlY oeemots the
ym
County Courthouse,/
Prepares Ppeoteoatioui, Dray/Inge. &a., and tray
all other Munn= connected with the obtain/ma of Le
tent Patent. apie ena•
'WAGNER JERMON
_,
, ca a ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Oißoe, No. 116 South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite Independence Square>)
PUILA.DeLPHII.,
ay
_the aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the United States. is enabled to prosecute and oolleot
alai= of every description.
Particular attention riven to the examination and re
covery plebe claims OU,egateoe and Devisees, knit the
exoftreTr nation
d sotli Land TTTTTitles r...i i ta s tint r e tur,elati
V WVA t illiigtreof ail th e !Matta and is Commissioner
for most o them.
D omi ti o y u i carefully taken under Communnots,
apfl-era
ALFRED L. I.IOIJGH_,
PAPPR ItiANUFACTURERIP AGFA%
Orders eoliolted I or evert deeo ristl on of
PAPER AVD PAP-RR-MAKER'S reIATERIAAN
No. II Roan SIXTH ;Street, Yeßadelehm
FUGUET SONS,
to. IMTORTERS Ot , HAVANA CIGARS,
No, 2i 6 South FRONT Street.
Renews regularly a full assortment o desirable Of
Chart, whidh they offer at low Mee, or ankh or Iv
proved °reit, ye 10.4
FURNESS' BRINLEY & 00.
No. 429 MARKET STREET
NF. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sucs
-4.1• Gesso: to B. SCOTT, Ja.. 431 CHESTNUT Bt.
CARD ; -1 have. in oonseanenoe of continued 11l
health, &ennead of nil
. 7 interest in the Auction hum
nese heretorolN ertditot brrae at 631 CHESTNUT
Street to Mr. v. par oikerr.
t tare fins onserteaity to trader v thanks for the
seaport I have respired. and eat a evatinuation to my
successor, whom 4 'WOW authorise In collect all sur
unsettled accounts. B. SCOTT, In,
PIIILLDSLPIVA. Aturnatl.l3ll).
PHILIP FORD dt CO., AUCTIONEERS,
A. No. 630 MARKET Street. sod 4411. ,1111.1401 t
Street
PEREMPTOW y SALE OF ABAI/Y-MADE CLOTH
-0-3
.finnany SOO OA Sharat'llg.
morning,
August lith.'at 10 - eokiek prilail4l.l,lll be sold by
catalogue, COO ready-made garment,. of New York
and city um m
ufaotore. Consisting of en's and bole'
frock, busmen. and over ooate,osasimere and satinet
Penur, olotb , plush, silk. and velvet vests. lutbraoins
a run assortment and of regular sixes, adapted to fan
and winter sales, for Southern and Weatenik merest&
The attention o f buyers particularly requested, as every
lot will be sold without reserve.
Goods open for examination with catalogues early
on morning of sale.
LLIAM ,13 BOYLE & 00. W i TIONEERB & COM_MISION MERU - RANT
No. 6 North MAIN SLOTS' . OUIS, (formerly
with Messrs. Myers, Clashron, It Co.. r hiadisd offer
their 001V10611 to the merchants. mluresetarers, sal
others of Phtladelphis. for the 'also( dry goods, eat , .
peir ik be a t a t ac i v a , har o d u laje oli jewel i ry t , o t e o c at .
P Settlements made three Wafter eels.
RRRRRR NOM.
Idork.gyors, usrt k 9sg c hr e l . , t h io ta piladolphis.
Yon Wrok. Torriooad.,_& 'fteno, New York.
& B. Curtis & new Yor.k.
wood,_Qhrussy, & Co., Bt. Low, )to.
4 . Crow. moCrosrv. & Co.. " mall-thatukr
SABINE & DIIY.
tvEDURAISCE AGENTS, No. 4414 WALNUT Street,
name molted loss or damage by Fire, on Cotton and
oollen Mills. and other Manittletortn, Buildings.
Merchandise ! Furni f tn i a u nd or propertl, onro-
Fla t riliriNtlthtiloSE 0117,e01it1ieW,....
METROPOLITAN C Y& C itI i g a SO,_UNEWNITEk.
Cleat C_asetalAndDureNsi MUM 60.
PROVIDENCE Wit_ NS. INS. C0.1411V.
ARCTIC FIRE INSUMib t et Ri d . 8 87 1 141 01 :Rt
us
sit
HOPE PINE noWcll'en.,o7l, vo x,
Cash Capital ana Surplus UNA& 111.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW RAVEN,
la Capital and Surplus 441414.8041 77.
GERMANIA FIREt s tNEL CO., OF NEW YORE,
I - Cas s.llorplps_22l44l/4 et
HUMBOLDT FIRF. INS. OF ICE *V - YOki.
Cu Caattai and &prelim OMAN 51.
Applications in person or ny notellepeive prompt
attention. SABINE &
J 64 ani No. 4414 W4 At er Street.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHIMADEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
iromrANrs BUILDING. S. W. USIRNES
FOURTH AND WALNUT •STRSSSTS.
F. RLITEIOI2I STARR.
WILLIAM MOHZZ.
NALBSO FILAZIXI4
JOHN M.ATWOOD,
RIM. T. Ta
Hinat WHARTON,
P. RATCHF
aItARLES W. COX&
A MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
.C- 11 -
UAL INCORPORATED 1110--CILLITER PERPE7I
No. MO WALNUT Street above Third, Philattelplus.
Having a large paid-up tpital Stook and &IV In
vested in sound and &vat Esouritles,_oon un to
insure on Dwellings, Stores , Furniture , . Mere dist.
Yemenis in Port and their cargoes, and other arsenal
Property. AR loom liberally mid promptly ediusW.
• DillliCToll.
Thootal. Marls, Joan T. Levu,
John Weis Camptit%
Samuel Q. ortos. 9. Datillt,
Patriot fir Ye NW.
kvAd
..MAB R. MARI& Pnisidnit
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. Stiorstarv. • kliktf
a*dadelphia and Reading
Lebeasou Valleya.x.
T NSITRANCI COMPANY OP MN
.ff- STATE Of nrentyLTANlA=Etsisa
MNE INSUBANOE-Ifo. 4 EXONANG
MOIL
Chortared in 1114-Olootal ISISNIN-Asooto, Janina L
isr, WAN WWI.
All invested in Krug an 4 nanilablocri
Ulm to insure on Veneto Wool 1 igo,l!
of Morohandlmo, tome Ulm&
rte . O g r e*
1 omAi b liiel iaa * I ebat.t y ies.
sties
al= 8. Salta,
,41g3 i1 Bad4,_. _ nrair ra va. .
R. Whitot tp 0.
ILEN SMILE, President.
WILLIAM HAASE Aerator, fe "won ff
Nortle s =litrall
Sunbury and Ens I. R
Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad.
P. M. train connect daily
Vd ie N tl i g ti l22llMlY,
tic lines to Niagara Falls,
- EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
i-a —Cilia, No. 409 WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Rouses end Merehandiu
generally, on favorable tenets, either limited or per
permit.
DU/LECTORS.
Jeremiah Boma% Edward D., Sdbarhii
John Q. Gitmodo, Co hn J. Ontathe,
Joshua T. Owen , Reuben C. Ra;
Thom,,, Marsh, John MoDowe , Jr..
Saint. L. Smedley._ Jas. T. Ride, Ilefante.
JEREMIAH BONSALL, reeldemt.
LIMN Q. GIN NOD°. Itioe President.
MDWARD W. DAVID. Swears
Corner of BROAD and
ILlENNEY.Basratarr
nUARRP CITY INSURANCE COMPA
wort, N_y—FRANICLIN BIIILDINOS 411 WAINILT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND OCR
PU,Sa i nf a ligo n fr e hn g er=ll=airi
TrZaArtetton.
GEORGE H. HART. President.
B. P RoB9_, Vale Preside nt. H. COkuptiHALL i Bee y end Tramper.
S. H. BU R. Amateur Rearetarr. .
Di ps
A ee tT. l q l . ° irPOr
lb. W. nailek Andrew R. 01:pir,
H. R. Cone ell, lame lanes, ..
iinn.ll. M. Prater. mkll4l
EEFE-INSIMAIWE AND TRUST COM
FANY.— WM MUTUAL LW_LNIU
CULIALWr ortheut r i my of =IAD mai
IN c B ic""''''' uxx:A t tllM e ro'r the V I /ele iona . of
Maw lire =ft il le is
reli e erat i oarnikee ell ernlrsota depethEsir os
entity nom oLIMA
lintetsee.
s
hey setaaa guaAzterds.
d ettes
as.
r el L. miler, TAM
insed 11 C gt ". holi.
Mini Haiku.
ti ilh ir icw.,”
hulas Clove.
" Zip ?nil:Jr *
Wham 11. Can
ti V!Dation, te
thew ,Ro r rereee
1111111117 M. II.
1 eal/ Mil!
rl
Jelin W. Weil Not. Seoret
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE
INCORKLRATED Bc TingTSLATURE OF
OFFICIE S. ZSZTEk '4 l itI l n) wmarn
ht A il i a %n i l A x 0 lc
ON VESSELS,
RmiPiROO i
annuli of tie Werid.
° Ti
mural Uainwicze
On *We. b lIIIIT, CaUlSLlAllket t and Land Carriage
F Meg " Al At e A Mit g
On Meroh a due
Ira Stored Wag Roam. Att.
OF TEE COMPNY.
Mr 1, UN.
?sr. Naiad /ohm
Hogan' fhiladidekla Otty I V eent.l4an....l.EoAo 00
Yennr 'hard& State age eat. , van pp
lam YenniWierua State I V ot. Loon. • smite 00
WEIN U.S. Treat= all V cent. Notes and
interest cue um as
$30,000 U. S. Treasury. or et. Motes and utter
ed due— —. 114111 Ott
SEAM Temporary Loan to tke — CAToriQn-
Mania NJOS OD
asoms; Penangivania lroad MI Mortgage
iEr nt. di gm 00
Imo, Rohn P u r t ysy TußailroadMort
al cen t i de--- u.sta 00
sum We &phis ngsr Relives
Clompui, I Sfr et. common bonds.... USN 00
gum, us 'hares stook Osreisatos%
0 11111 1 1 1AM,r
eel-Out— e PIM Gen
AM int
VAL 1410 &urea Feamorivanla Fautroad
Company— —,.— _ 11,1 TI rt)
OM, WO shares North Penneyre aMa Rail
road Conitani—..-- NO 00
SI 014, shame niladeipma 101 it ..tt anti Steam
Tog Cowpony. Yjaiirdelphia and
SAVIMADI Steal rrarritatma %M
-EW,
on
_t u neNayriataan
ComanY, Yhinia an Ha
yti, de Once Stearn To Boat
Company, r Inladelptaa Exchange
0111110007 5.................—....... —l.llOOl
_
lign,SEl
dm and Mortgages, and lleisl Mutat*. Or- 114°"18 ii
tot Building-- —.. 11.353 as
Bills receivable for Insurances made—, —....—
Isl Men
3
lialanas due et Agenccom—Precunins on Ma
rine Policies, intereet, and other debts due
the Compan-- ----
_........ lON4 tS
Sony and Mask of sundry IninaranceUornma-
IXI
71;4 caw
Oak CI De PITA in
F Will iin n / 3 /
"P i k . .
0 ectulg i le , Lis.
on O. Devg :i
91 . 1 111 t re.,?r0
es C. nand.
o dlituu n e. Ludwig'.
ire. NC H e tw a to l. n.
rce, O. Leipar.
Wish Craig,
Muria. Yell*,
WiL.LI
1. us. 11'
WEBBY LYLBU N. Re
wpmIJAINES BROS,' OVELRSTRIING
P E N OTIONFOR'PES,
" Cheapest trat.Clawt nano& wade.' .A splendid
nanortntent or Loma .XIV., and other etrlee. for tale at
Factors , Cash Prtoes, and warranted for 4 seam
B.:Poona-hand Ytanon for 84110 and to rent.
. .
GEORGE L. WALKFR.
S. E. Cor. of SEW NTH laud u 011 ft.
PRINCE k. CO.'S Improved MELODEONS. from
1916, upwards. iYI6-31u
110, PIANOS! PIANOS !! PIANOS !
YLALKO-FORTES,
MX.LODEOI4O.
FUND-FORTED.
MELODEON&
Made by Rayon, BOaen, &. Co., Noma & Clark.
BMW & CO., and Odom.
Y. E. GOULD.
mytt- !SEVENTH and CHE 8174117.•
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA.
lrl2 Ir Ati r all'A N ß G E7 , Er
AN o D s f n li ir Nt
erred in oonoerts and in private elm es by j u te !lel
performers. Received the first premiums over the bed
makers, from Judges like Gottschalk, al = on . and Wien,.
Challsalf oompetinon. BLA MUM B R OTBB RS,
al-Pr ung oFIEWII4III' Street
ARPINTHE ADAMS EXPRESS
co. ,offlae 320 caEsrlyT &rem,
forwards Parcels. YnclFailes. Merohand.aa, nit !tam
and specie , either by its own . LIS( or in connection
with other Rapreu COMAatell, to all the principal
towns end cities of ttio United states.
R. S. SANDFORD,
1517. - ti
- . G eneral Superintendent.
SOAPS.
VAN Baiirafffa r yELMESIATEM
OIL IC R AIT,
FULLIVO TOILET,
Foyitt i bd t
a h , e zi a2p . p i t 1431a.,,aniarript s.
INNIE tozitt °,O"MtinSEED, PALM AMR ; ELA‘
OILa•
J AVA COFFEE.-1,000 pockets prime
l ic i d,, , ,vgh t f . or.ale by JAPS.IB GRAHAM at. CO..
1141.ENNASSY B 1 ANDY.-70 maks, in
A- 11 . halt 911•11 flirter illidliPiZeeW' we is
bea4 br OW. Ra4I.I“JAY
BALES BY AUCTION.
IT. LOUIS, MO.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIRECTORS.
lotoabseAr L. DLws.
tilso. H. eTtAILT•
Jour; H. Blows,
B. A. PAAwisToci.
A:l9mm D. 0/1111.
_ . ,..J LAh.1171.111111.
ONS/ irreitm. Preside/at.
‘ retarl. fell
. - Aipatije. atom.
in ,
saiera li Atrisailk
aseptia.aotion
MOB
iialliil
FLA I 63= 4
NIIf. Monier.
n i iit ral
aleph
John G. Mama.
IiEV& Praddiat.
TON Ws* Pros' t.
sala
.IUL
ward Dar ,apeil
Joties Brook*,
lacier Wilvalle,
oman o.llants
itopen lutu,
soob p..r.
cum 'Faziaaa.
cativo, P. yr.,
D. Sealr/a,Pltioys,
• . Aroma,
HAND, V:O6 PTendet.
tary.
PIANOS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES,
BALES BY AUCTION.
1%1 TUOMAS SONS,.
AOLM- 0 Noe. 139 and 141 &tett FOURTH Street.
For.nerl• Noe. 47 arid O.)
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE..
SALES Al' THE EXCHANGE EVERY TUESDAY.
During the tuition season in July and August only
occasional safes.
aO -Handbills of each property lamed separately. in
addition to which we nahltsh. on the Retarder 'makers
to each sale, one thotuount catalogues, in pamphlet
form, riving tall deatonnOona of all the .property to be
sold on the following Tuesday.
CA_R Wee of teal estate and stocks at
the Exchange will hereafter be held at 9 &door.
noon__, • and. in the °youths. all o'olook.
annthbutors have the Option of either sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have a large ammint of real pinata at private
We. including every desenotime of city and
at
.Property. P PRIVATE maLEREIS th
ER.ODOMstore
estate entered oti o private mho registers
and advertised ocoaslonelly ou r pubhe sale etwtneet,
(of which Lin copies are printed weekly .) . free 01
charge.
To DoOIICRELI3RS.
TRE nFTY-FIPH pan ADELPOIA .TICAOR
BALE OP BoORS, STEREOTYPE ?LAM, tc,
wilt commence on MOPIDAIt. September Sr, 1111.
mr Cataloguee in prem.
2.249 SHARES GREEN RIDGE lI(PROYEMENT
COMPANY.
Oa Tuesday.
Ans. U. at 111 o'elook nom:4st the Exchange. will he
gold. without reserve, by order of trastees—
a2l9 shares Green Ridge Improvement Congany—ear
ean.
Ishare PhiLedelphis Library. •
share Mereantaie Lihrert.
1 share Point Breese Park Association.
PRAT, RRTAT V.-41101MT 14.
Orphan' Court 11sle--...ftrara.. of John Hannan, deo'da
Two etgry nnok DWE LLING, Cathedral avonsda.
Twenty-ionrth ward.
Berm I:Mato—Two-story Brick DWELLING , , ad
joining.
gajne Mete—Two-Mort Briok DWELLING, ad
joining.
Or shawl' Court Bale—Estate of aeons Rundle. deed,
GROUND RENT of $9O apar.
Same Estate —GßOUND ..NT of deo *year.
Peremptory Bale—By order of Heim
Very veins tie LoT, acres, re perches, at the Vela
road, above Theetown lane. • ale abet:digs.
Executors' Sale —Vstate of John Peamire.
" 8TEe.3.1.110 aT HOTEL," at &Weeding, froatula
on the river Delaware.
Peremptory Bats.
STORE AND DvrtmAtio, No, din (been street ;
Third ward.
PBlOlllMy Male.
Three-story Book w LINO, Twelfth Weer,
north of Oxford.
Two Three-gory Bnek DWF,LLINGS, Noe. 12 gad
Ire Christian street. west of Twelfth street, with two
three story brick dwellings is the rear. on Thurlow
street.
VERY IMPORTANT SALE. .•
Br order of Trestees.
MONTOUR IRON COMPANY'S WORKS AND
EtITATE.
On Tuesday.
September 4, 1860, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Phila.-
delphie Exchange—
The very valuable property lelousing to the Montour
Iron t6 Company. (waved in Montour county. Pa. con
sist It of about 2 000 scree very valuable mineral EaoeL
ore . mining right., roiling m,W, furnaces, nasty
dueliinsa, offices, Ste., La.
Terms--2102.000 cash. when the ProPertr is struck of
balance on the execution of the deed, within 30 dare or
sale.
fir Full particulars ready in handbills.
We at Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street,
SUPEktOit PIIIIIIIITURE. FRENCH-PLATE NCR
ROBS. PIANO-FORTES, MUMMA
On Thursday Montana.
Atf o'olook, at the Auction Store, an assortment of
excellent seoond-hand furniture, ger piano- -lortes.
Sue mirror., Garpeter, eta., train ..i/tea &enures
h ousekeeping, removed to the gore or convemenee 21
MOSS R AIIOTIO N EBB
AND BIRTCIANR, seithelot
weer of ELTVRAnd RAM Streeter.
MOREY TO LOASJ
193,000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on dinnionde,
watches, jewelry. silver idate.are goods. Mottling. uo
aeries. wars, hardware. cutlery ytanoe, mirrors. fur
niture, bedding, and on goods of every deecription. in
large or email amounts, Troia cam dollar to tatliwanda,
for any length of time agr eed on.
1117" T he Oldest Estab lishedßanes in this city.
Or Private entranoe on RACE !Street.
stir Business hours from 9 A. M. to a P. M.
'Heavy insurance Imam benefit of depositors.
CAOEB M.:l TWO PER two p
Advances of Dien and runway at two oept.
A.:Advances of AM &Ed awards, wer ards, at one per mut, lot
short loans.
AT PRIVATE ALM
Some of the_ faint. GOLD PATENT LEVER as 4
OPIROWOIIII WATCHES, nuutußaftred at hall
the usual eelltaLytioce, gold liver led 'alpine watch
silver lever sad lapin* watches, zagilab. $lOll ll .,
French watches. st astonishing low prices. tV i iiy
every des
, n', very kny,Awns, ougtols. in in
nmente and eashty of Havana cigars, at ha the
importation pritgef gm:Entice to mut parediesent, 11114
various other kinky
"E IMI BALM
Attended to personally by the Awakener.
Coneignrognia of awl and rrrer_hrad_ goods soci ino DATRANS.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
MfkPENN STRAM ENGINI AND
BOILER oara—LE A _ ARV
I AL, AND THRORETItAL ENGIN_ ER et
C Iteltfre,BOlLßA-IdAJLERB,BLACHIMIIIe
and OUNDERS, having. for Dusty years. been to
mosessfal operation, and been exclusively waged in
building and regained pan ne and RIM engines. Mtn
and low pressure, Iron Loan Water Teaks. Propeller,,ke. /co. r respeetfe ll y offer their bermes to the pubh i l
as being fell) Prepared to oostract for Famines of
etas. Marine Bever. sod Stationary. Saving bele
Wane of different SIM. are pto Aments se
ders with quick despatch. /Siery= l igrini of Patten
making made at the shortest notice. High sad
Pressure. Flue, Tubular. and Cylinder Boilere,or the
best Pennsylvania eharoceid.tron. Forgets. of anima
and kinds i Iron and Bram OasOnn. of ell deeorrnrroox ;
RotialVELScrbrr Cutting. end al other work eon
tiso lin e &hare blueness,
Drawings and speedeations for all work done at their
MtsbDinment, free of eharge. end work demeaned.
The subscribers have ample wharf dock room for re.
pirril of wets. where they dm Lis in Perfect lanlrYs
and are provided with shears, block,, falls, ie., So.,
for raisins heavy or tight Weights.
IAOOB G.
JO P. L V IX.
Jeld4f BRACH a n te d
PA nd /./I streets.
POINT PLEASANT MIDWAY, No. 951
RACHittreekKensington, Philadelphie.—WlL-
LlAM H. TIRED informs his friendsthat, harm par
chased the entire stook of Patterns at tee &bare Foun
dry. he is now premed to, receive orders for Rolling
Grist. and Saw /pealing.. BoriP, Chineffera Min
Work, Gearing. Cutlass na m e from ver
rato'ry or Caeca& Furneoes. in dry og green rind. 91?
MO-tr.
HIM-wfmtt
UXIIL V. KILICX, J. rierszia 1111X2><.
SOUTHWARKWILLIAX N. 11131.11.1 rd.
FOUNDRY
/TM 12W wmuurierok inntzEn s
TIILAVOILPTIA.
IMMO% 1 BO
ESIORrEERS AND MAC I A=
Manafaotare Eta and Low Precuts lriortasa.
for load, RiVer ,nd Mame memos.
ear n aAmters, Tants. Iran Arab, As.; C•natinga
Iron FTSMO Roof' for S o lis `likuta, Work dkops.Rail
rind Stations, tie. Retort. sad Goa Idool.loary of tla Wass eat moat im
proved affletritalo
Every de0024404 Of ilantordock Idooldworr, mak as
Ittorar, Bair and net WA, Vicunas Op= atom
Trans, Delroators t rAtorn, hunsm at NI, &0..
Ag
fkoo e a ts for A itnnont's
Annaranis .
12 AMr s a h li . a .. Wolsor
aellFy
•
, Amities@
SAVING FUNDS.
"A tittle,but often, dile the Anse."
LFRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.,
AC at L3 d 6ri en th u tC r iEt .l TlSaist ii ltze i n Cho%
t: demand.
Oesoiatone mom armed hy Govertmont, 1
Ito. and City Loam, Ground Rents, Mort-
..eve. rec. I
'1 hie Company deme safety better than buys
proem. consequently will run no risk with dew
atom mosey but have it at all times ready to
return, with C ear cent. interest, to the rows. as
they have always dons. This Commas mew
emend.
Femaledes,
tight.married or einalS. and 'Armors. cant
deposit in thou own tight. and sash deposits can
be
?ent hr l a = wn" maiavyi bi . :Or
i Gailient
Btate
s d
unsi it atorty to lye money
rpm
1 2 1 VB, d I)=TUAI_Et .lIECE.PTED.
bil .............. to a clock. and on
IP 65day riming unite I o'clook.
DIRICOTOII.
jamb N, Bliarairm, cm. Cadwansider.
f i lt.FAto o te i r dosi. eFilers; m a i Ni . ii i mll itt.
Leiniltramblimar. &my De l =
Nicholas Rittienhossit, el 7.
/os. H. ISstiert j hmititsi iw. ones Teems.
Jecori. 1181, PritablenL
Crass -y
Crass CAWAILIADIN. r.
1
" A Dollar 'avoid is tirio• eamod..
YUND--ITVE PIE CENT IN-
N-7 TERE t p i IIiTIONAL SAFETY TILT COM
!A le Y. W et-est. southwest comer ga
Philsdelp Looorporated by tke Stets_
' Toter Jut reordred in any run, tor[• or siren, and in
terest sold from the day of &point to the day of with-
- Theninne to open emery day from nine VOLGA in tha
morningtill five o'nlock In the evening. sad ca Mendel;
1124
Thuml iloriTalVtll32alt Flnellen•
WILLIAM J
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s 8
orELaimFRLDEI.6. Vine Preahiesc.
B.M.
bthireTolte•
Hon. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster .
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr .
Robert Selfridge. Frar.ma
Samuel E.Aahton, 4 ° e e et. ferkee,
0. Landreth RI rinnx, L. &spherics.
Money la received and M e :denim made
The inveatments are crabs, in conformity with the
tferteien...e 01 the Chti in Real ratate Mart area
urnend lien* ar..4 * o d bfrat-olaas securities as will al
waYs il 2 SUM heel/rite tt, the threiteelt and
wbioti calast imp permailanoY aisalati
MIN nbitaiaon, sal-
•01,004 W
gAVING FU RUST COMPANYND-lINITED STATES
1 ..- 7 T, 00/11a THIRD mud CHEST-.
MIT Street.
Lure and small same received amieeld beet oq_de
tr.mokentaoet who*. with Ft vr. PbX CENT. LtiTh
Eew from the day of deceit to the day of vitt,
T jaZ i el . nt, frore II until I °Woolf sorFdly. and as
ItIONDA YEN I NGSlniim sal:alto'
rem D4 l... Jives on .analana. lre.an . sad SoeLsaA.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD,
T L reasurer—JAMES AL 111.1211TES.
PINY FISK. Actuary.
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I T. NICHOLAS HOTEL. - -
P.... BigIIADWAY
tits w YORIS.
When completed, sin years ago, the BT. JaIICHOLd a
veus universally pronounoet If moat magrufioent. con
venient. and thoroughly or sed establishment of Le
kind on this continent. No tit arm then it romaine m
k4ay—without a nerd in sine , to sumptuousness, an, in
e general elements of comfort and emoyment. The
of I gas aqaommodanotis for one thousand guest" , in
ng one hundred gotruidete mans of apartments for
minim- Biz bleared Pe moos oaa bo comfortably fesie4
at the tables of its three public, dining rooms. and Dos
thing Mat modem art has devised for the convenience wild
"Omni gratification of the travelling public has teen
emitted in ita plan. or la neglected tatte practical detailm
The early reputation of the house home and abroad.
denved from it, magnitude, its superb appointment'.
and its home-like comforte inn Innunes. had been en
listing.] every year by the unwearied ezertums of the
proprie tor'.
mrl7-Sin TREADWELL. WHITOOIIIII. k CA.
Nteerepre-
OTICE —To the heirs and
e
venoms of William Rogers. , 1 e t...., e .d . ._y 0u are
hereby moiled that b. virtue of 4b order o f th e th._
tALadirvaid'etero:‘fryt;'ntrr vp Ii- a tho Raid sat..
n P o h l a d n a i n ' Colnusrutessf to me directed. f pill
of William }topers. d o c;cl. on viEDNEsn Ay , the Rah
day of it Josh ; 8T . IV:a. ht 1 o'cloc - P. M.. at the public
house ot - R. , :mro. in East Lampeter township, when
and where Tor may attend if you think Rrna•t.
B. ROW Sb
Shell 4'4 Oacfp , Lancaster. July i F.
e. no. t.,
j?'..U. 14 crid. C
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fIAII T I ON !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
OUT!—RooD /YEWS FOR ALL!—The never
fading hire. VAN HORN in the beet Phs •00 " 04 a
wtt en all others , failed All who are in trouble, all
VIA And IXHIrt toasts, deceived by nano promises,
Mr to her for setvlee end comfort. /a lore slam Ai
IltifJCP fait,. alio hat the neoret of winning t e OITOO
tifILSOf the OPlnntlte Sex. It in this fact which minus
i orate pretenders to try to Imitate her, and ooey her
advertisement. Bhe shows you the hkeiteas of your Ar
turo wife husband , or absent friend. It mull known
to the public at large that she is the first and only per
ms who can Chow the likeness in reality, "Xi Can
Satire astisfacrion on all the concerns Of 11 e, Wk
044 be tented end . proved by tau:sada. both nierrA
end 'Mee, 'who daily and eagerly visa Mr. Colas am.
Own* ell to Ito. Lse LOMeA.R.D Street. betwees'Jatd
ear and IFlnnad. Ini4-111
PAWSON &
WORlMlgralus . ,
NOS. 119 AND attl atlrtox 81113ir.
Betwesa Market sea Capetian street,.
//ME ifILADELEHI PAWS° P r . JAB. LL
Et INICIZOLIOrr
far? •
PROVISIONS. -175 Bbis No. 1 Leaf
Lard ; 83 hhda 81torddi i re dryea t :Vtd 100 DOW
Mew York. for Ws by fk - C. L_B Pia. la&
Ana strati immoiKOor 7 Olt
HOTELS.
LEGAL.