• ' VilfatlittirprOwilg staatow-issaagn, : otrie/tiaer. w-Theltorlforfr.- Iferatort-of yeetetday_linidishea f Boni illif.-IfigbleMds,in • NewNerk : , h -Z. o,iiitAntlf - pitst,nlne Web* flisfordr47 Morning,. witri„-Mns3JOhtl - an: Title; lino , • PraneirErinte,'aed-Russet &Ernie went in bath! ing neittdr, drontineTbriten'en?e Pavilion Hotel, • littler it wily 4t4bert ,distatme from the, Ocean ;A strong current and ittiftnndertow pre _ .trailed at the , Vet", seen 11Tbm:entering the water, ,the current sweat the. party - Of bathers he, '-- the riet where they entered into deep water. • "Eittioliblirof their danger, they milled for sastattinee. ,tieveral who were, on the beach ran fora boat. Rx rioting Mr. , Ratt and his Wife, the - party were speedily,...resonel' tom' their portion" ,pqaition— , ther; further having,. by "'the strong feint , of r. luniertow; been 'carried- farther ',ltem the shore. • Keeihog, that - Rafe ni# - As 'Powerful Ofttelt,ewinittier,.but little Opprelieneloh was t.felt for his safety •Ile was soon mew toliakilosing , -I.l9ii , hotd -Item his wifti, whom be had been' vainly ' • ,- (Wirreivinitig 'to' bring to theehitre. - Q9leklY Mr. Evans, although -nearly exhausted from his pre vious ff 'no to IMO the. lives of those who had been tvieltnid;plitaged intOthe waxer and tweet toe Mrs Rite?•,'Re took hold of the end of a rope with his teeth: end, resetting Mrs. liars, tied the rope about het body, when, by the assistance of others, •, -, :..elts.widirddlitd to the beech. Meantime Mr. Kale was not seen to Tint to the curiae. again. In ton • ~ doittates his hedy:wis limbed ashore - • .. NOVennithe omit exciting time of all—the ef - -fotta to resumitate Mr.ltate and his wife. Several Ortolan/I who were present , reaorted to the usual, means employed for restoring drowned persons. In the ease of Mrs. Rats the efforts proved nieces'. fol. It wits beyond the skill of the medicalattend nets to resuscitate Mr:Rate. • - ' Soareely bad the physielans given up their labo rious attempts to bring leek to the body of Mr. OfF life, when they were= called on restore, if possible. life to the Inanimate form of Ityoung man named Gardiner, just taken from the water close by., "Gardiner and several youths of about the same age were In swimming, a Bale far ther np the beach, when the former was eirrled by the genie undertor, beyond his depth. Every available means were need to resuscitate him, bat „they, were do - • ' Intense excitement , followed the' news of the drowning. People - rushed from, the neighboring h - otele `to-gaze on the shifts of he eatastrophe. Very noon the coroner, die, Joseph E. leant, Was on ,theltround, 'and-proceeded to hold an inquest., • tinitialent evidence being - „taken to prove the nod.' < dental character of the drowning in each-uses, the 'usual 'verdicts were rendered an& the remains delivered over to their friend'. -MheitOdy of Mr 4 Rata. was brought to the (lay feet evening by the 'steamboat Long Brawl. IBS wife had not snaleiently recovered to accompany the remains:- ale body was' taken to the Phila delphia-Hotel, In the Bowery, of whioh he was the 'proprietor at the time of his death; and where his family reside. , ,Arrangements for the funeral will - *be made to-day.. Mr.- Rats was only twenty-seven ~years old. lie leaves a wife and one child; a boy . sax years old. He' Is, a native of Her many, but -eanie to thia'oountry when a mere lad For some years -ho wee- the protege of Commodore Perry, -.„ -am! eubeegoontly became a ; clerk in the banking house of August Belinont, leaving whioh he went Into the hotel business on hie own account. The young Man Gardiner was eighteen years old= and lived in Buffalo. Ile was on a visit to Veer York,-and at the time he met his death was one holiday visit to the New Jersey Righlandd. Ten famous Blondin has a rival at Niagara iiithwp_ereen of Signor Forint, who open his mad perfortuatices on the 10th, Thursdaynext. lie has aeleeted a plaee near the outlet of the llydrau llo Canal, a short dtatacce below the 'Mitigate Rouse, where the river is abont 2 000 feet wide— the widest place between the Falls and Lewiston— and where the beaks are also very high. Cis bills Tor, the 10th state that ho will walk from the Ante rleari side et 4 P. M.; and on returning he will draw - ropo up froth the steamer Maid of the Mist, Mimi it to his sable, and descend it, bead fore. most, to the Ilse* of the steamer, (a little distance of,- porb!tfo,..lso foot.) lio wilt return to bts cable by the sam e' route.' This Is a perfOrmanee never before undoes:kin by Mloadin or any one else. • CITY ITEMS. , , = , trnartitt rusts - FALL STCW.---rt will be plena• tag. though net unexpected. intelligence to lady - readers to hear that Megan.. Ctuiries °afoul_ do ions. ender-the untinental Mete,. are now resolving' the lite:tepleedid gecko? good' both tariatrruad lied from the wsrkTerns ef, their oirn , gebthllshmetit that they base ever °bred to the trade. .Their wholesale trade tertegrohaurs, in the finer cleats of goods more mtge. ofenf• aleo groiniees to be, Tarr hem. This will he partieularly the one* with th- ir new styles of hats and reaps, ladies' itid misses' shoes; and hats for children. FIR JAMES I,lloftflAT!S CAMPHONATILD.OORDIAL.- - ;.V1111 'admirable Cordial' le' designed especially for Allege ectOplaints • %Meat .ta the hest of stun ,-Plarrtifse aid misfire ring of. the stomach, yiniti . ix,,&o:.'readtly yield to its very seething influ leo». :It in , rintte plittortnt and systole! to the taste. After A tried, feet penes*. grill he Wed hr he With , Mt it. Tholes !sewing for 'the "country ahou'd not do viithent providing theinrelves with the Cordial. It to sold by Rower. Sixth and Vine.: Prise/Kr cents' tf • CUR:TAINS Alen errlitArlMAitiPerix,s, all 'tying Bnd trio II; NewAloodooBho'oloni Ond retail; BMWs. .p,,, e4 tenee, Dammtke, - Satin Lainei, &o &a., 71/Ctiostnot street; in the Masonic Hail, W. IL & este:ass. Lxon AND AitreLlN CDDTAIND..7.Tust leoeivel, 5 Gam n^t• whAtti,Je end ittall : 7l9 Medina street in the Masonic% kali; W. B. CAtwer. 1c limo. To OAR BUILDIeIti AND RAILROADCONPANINS.— ,w 6 'hoiyo'fFt atom 190 siieees PlnsL for Car 7:Pattitre. cheat: end goal, at 779 Cbestniii street. W. H. Cotalt, .Weitior'Sn'in' in AND Nsmarms at trindesale. Moro hrin'a and the tried.; vosplied cheap lied of good .inall9, l o 919 Chiming; street. W. g. CAlirtYl. 4k. 13SO. • 19 1 99S'tisv Gpeiairz Tam:minas of every deeorip• tfan,st hol es/0'; Tun's. Dunes, Prinies, Gilt Cot 911StILBsvds. llodno; RmRn t brsekeis. Linings .to.; 9 km sa MiiltirtliaVerliSrasins si the etiispast. at rt.Chettnnt ;greet, to Masonic Hall. W.ll. OitifitYL Rao. - , 8011.SnEltlf nnn WISIITZWN MinClool,ll— Curtain Mat.ritils, Window Shades, Bollandircords, Tussle, Gil Window Cornices. Da maste, and ,White Cultains. of every stee nnd de limit...lon. at the lowest Phol. wilt prices to - tin. 6 mon.. 'or rrisent. or for cash. 719 Chestnut s'rest, Ala sr;nio Sall, Philadelphia. W.ll. CAIRTL & Bno., Ito sorters, and dealers in Certain Material., Furniture It Tug Gar Fitz FLvxxexiafa•—The gay belle, Fits Flinantikine.; has been astoniehmg the yojourners tit ntleatio City by her flirtations among the being, and by her rneriymakings generally. Pitt seared two Irirerg aed, - Oonteary to her design, she found h•reelf trapped; and 8048146dt° a queerness about the region of the left brawl . . Fire was`• in for it;' but she found itdifficolt to a choice. fhe finally left 'he selee lion to fete, end'as a test of the good taste of her re spective lovers she' denianded to know which of them 'Procured hie temente at the. prown•Stone Clothing Bell of Rooshill & Wagon. Noe. 403ar d 606 Chestnut street, above !lath.: Drown answered Chubs was the men, aid Fits endorsed the declaration and used the _ •• _ _ - _ - - • WALE or TAPE —WO bilk of human life as a _ Joercte‘', hit varionely thatjourney performed ! "There we those Who tome forth gilt. and shod, and • mantled. to walk on velvet lawns, aid smooth terraces, where every ga'e Is arrested and every •heasi 'Ls tem _ pored. There are others who watt on the Alpine piths of l 4 fe l Aga net driving misery, end through 'tunny per - rows over slime walk with bare lest and naked ''reinit, Jaded, nutrodedoind ; whilst tnere aro still others whose pathway lies between - these tiro extreme', who preserve the even tenor of tbr ir VW; end - buy their garmentr at the ' "Ante Pries" Fashionable Emporium of "GatAlStraS.o f4,V7,ohestriut street, -An appropriate eta valuable GUI us presented to WWI • tripper ore gamer'. ' • - tf IMPORTATIONS; :larvorted -tor The Pram) 1 1 1}10 2 .1JEGOS tint Liala FrADOVIL, 1 81._he bib 41tosimgar 40 Mies nolamon 8 & V/ %sub. PASSENGERS AERiVED In elarawahlp•Keystone Ptaie, from Charleston—W W throw, lida , two children. and two servants; Coe Idgerq A M K Knipe. R C Brown . G R ran. P W litetti and Lady, Alin Pamir Gear. Mre M 11 Badger, Mu, David Badger acd two children. Moe , N a Hyena. W S Adonis and lady, A Beydal .1 Olark i, J H Rereheimr Dr W FL , Wright. Mrs Bobettv Arid o ild. Mom Anna Miller. llg Wrichg. Dr Geo Ntiberte. 0 hie dl, H • T O'Neill. J II O'Neill. .1 Co es awl lad,. H 13 Pinckney 4,r, ~,.„, W. Itasitell, Mtn IC lbekelj. Mrs K Q wiener. /rea 111 Ohl. /drug Hasten. lady, two end ran. and servant. and two in the ate In trgrk Thomas• DjillOtt. frost Porto Catello—afr A Apodrigne a. lady. two children. and me Id; 0 lontoota. Elt g i rit:t,,Pdpl t fi n • tilWi. a at°l.n"..a a ' Whit'''. la brig 'Miaow Warier, Ernie Salt Ker—Mrs Awes Hunt ni and three onildren. • LtRINZ INTELLIGENCE. zma nitwit ''A4% Bark Kaddish's, brook, 4 dila' from New York, in • Wiest to Madeira k Canada - - But Irdia Frourea. - Carnobell, from Cleoftleatn JOT 11. with lamas -end too ;Wee td 8& W W Wee 8/11110 date, ism vanair Noma re Ads !Mk. of u.,14 Anton.° nu - Uti summer Wirer Witoh. an won: r0b; 1 440 , 7 - trtandfah. Aplomb 6 days from Boetoo• with re to captain, - •r. Poor Fly. Chreaamaa 4 dart frpm Nantuoket, In ba be to .erm. hawser & co. , • dreamer Josephine. Orsen.l2 boors from New York, with rodeo to Wm ltl Moira &Co: - - • meantar Balloon; Whi , deri;6 holing from care MaY• with si mongers to captain. Rarorta - omoons., above Bomb .y Panic; bark 0 is Lox from Amami Priam., and an unanown berm brig. both bound hp. , Brig Ida Baynes, Foote, Near Orleans, Blahop. Blmmur • gob/ Y. It LI Wales. Bwaiq, Wilmington, NO, D 8 Slat eonkCo Batit Chimeemn, No'nies' Bole, Nevin; Wrist debt 'ltiarset, Wholes. Bolton, N titintosnat fc Co, Now Alsarado.dooper. Wasbing ion. J htrert es 00, EobrLedr tAka Whita..Erovidenoe.' -do Jane* 110607.Darme. Rsohramtd. do Etr Willing, Claypool°. Baltimore. A MOTO: Ir. • • IT I StiONAPH. ' •-• Worresiondrame of the Prem./ - • New Yok, Bee 13. • Arrived. able Warren Queen. from 'Liverool; bark Inns inner role Jame nark Brella from Bremen; Xaenemsw, from fruengar; setae Col Lester. from bnbtlant,Clore, from Jaornel; Helen. hem Toren stand. • • , a<xasoa ~ xna .:, Stilt+ Esther, Lealue7:f;r - Ph7l;d - elohlit, remaised at 810 co Janeiro sth ult, • 6 4 p 2., , ,,, Me :wiggle, for Philadelphia, /palled from Imucurierry 2lth tilt, ; 90V i l t htittr Vii?OliritiltarellnielitorttryTelendl;•.".l'e afilfie,oviri,Vitiaelegloas cleared a ow York t ester. Ale I,oolrout. Stierwemi, from Ban Franoisco May 11. ' ftl e r italli k a w rlr c oVtereOr c a l Tradang, arrived at New Yore yens rillei. . • Asia Bytaczime. Raton; from Liveraool, arrived at Pew york yesterday. _We rAibliMa. flutings, from 1 3 alveston, arrived at N it tric ipotibotor. , , ban 111 0 Mama, Peapack, from Cienftiegoai arrived at Year orryirardaY. OWN Teresa, FAIIIII. from Maracaibo July 25, arrived At er,4* 'Lark yeaterdny. - - Bart weather Oat*. McKee, from Bahia July 13, ar rived at Nan Yorkyeiteroar • .1 • Bate AP1 , 444 , - eillthlgl. aimed at DOW tork yester day or a•orir arms natreet. _ • - Mark 1 19100Palera,Deprel, from Now York. to had for Rib de Jatillim.l2 oalumore Yeatardal. .. , V' NUL Ja4a4: 'rattagraame from Lip de . Janeiro June 25, •at Demmer(' ter ay. . ' '•llittlr 121 tie Wine.,Burnhana from filo*, Josiah° :WY t ill t f ,•-• i 'lln=torr r o d rtik, .itA a ii ii ir L in tl h otio lC r ri s ; ",: liforwiror.lomilio. from arm York. Imo; self w ..)%ii;lnelt;lgriellakittldkaaafofPitilit s: -4, ftilier Creliiilll.W. ktiliildi' i. frololl4, larroiro. lit , ' w Ilbeidimod lirliinat— - ,L•,.. , ~ •1';'• Clint Mils - Oath, Made, remained at ato de Ja -I't ~ . , . -, thourem w.iteee io llrotike: rue fluladelalais, 'matte 1 ‘l-' • - V fi n tialtrir, Wit h rirbenee, orrirmfidirolfOor; , ,JO, 114•6, e 1 '..5 :rum oChnar, i*flod !fop' Nov Boil l ,l tit , WI ,oomph's, -+. , •..'• ' la 1 1.- .. ... ,, ,fermr, , atanore writ* at Riebitio ttd, iiir liff**4o2flli, hinge, Mite! 22 **at ARRIVALS AN lIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS ta. To 12 LAsimusas • CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Cor. /Ninth and Chestnut. J 'rearm, Louisville B 'Pavia, Philadelphia Alf Wetherill , Washington R Brooke. Pennsylvania It K Caolole & l 4 Mist Callll4 Atiss.Revell Rufus N King, Albany O W Cunningham. Trashir's Mre Connin ,, hato.Ntishv'e His, B McGavook, Washy'. D A *lleum. Noshed e Geo T Pletill n, Pt Lonis W V Huichines th•sion Geo W Fisher. Gloucester M I Murphy, St . !, 0 , 118 J M Pearl. Nashville RJ Zwagnavar&la,Havana John Cushing Jr. Baltimore Jnhn T Trek° Baltimore w Tracy'. Bland. R Ries. New York R M Winlate. Louisville W A Benton. Ha , nibal M 0 W H Howard, Augusta 11 A Clark. Porten De Hondo Col WI 3 Cohen, Baltimore A Mgt. Riehmond W Bowles tr. Memphis J Jones. Manila 3 W MoCaul. Washing'n W 0(1301bn:4P C H sloe Orer A Olivier & ha, New Orleans Mingo (ißrief. Orleans GI Olivier. New Orleans Gifford el Phil'iPsi Phila 7.'l"nwe• Alabama John 0 Harris I ouisvele A lex T Lane, Philadelphia A B Wentwarth.o , nomaiti W Bullock. Kanto* r • W Weehienn Kentnoky James Cooper. Pittsburg bliss Cooper. Pittsburg A H Miller. Pittsburg W W Rievenirin, Pittsburg Dr L A s ane Neer Vork H s Whey Louise's. Ky Ky .IsTsaft, Cincinnati, Ohio Miss Sabine. Chi innati, O Aire S beggar:l o, Ky .1 Nichols Banton T I 4 O'Neill & 2 sone- Chn'oe'd .0 row Nputh Carolina D Ryan. Booth Carolina 11 :Siesta Hilo 0 militia Tt Wright, South carohns gi•Aat t oryw w• 1 ark T Burstiems Florio; ru t 1011: II 8 A Mrs Puke! & ellildree • '0 all & la. Charl'n Mon Haste 1, Charleston 44• Has all. Charleston Andrew Rodriquez S A -, Jos Lojo memoir'. A Miss Garman Francis. S A !Jones Portsmouth W Rimbvli. Roston R4l Gifford. Po ambito Pee) H Latmba Baltimore F H Qnittnan & la, La Mies *Poe Roadie. La -T WOompton & Is. La Miss Comwon. lon inane Mas form, Louisiana P Trahne Lo alarm Miss atowart. Pittsburg John Rohn.% Jr. Warh'n Mr Willi.mmn & la. Ala Miss Willutnis n. Alabama Chas Wooster. Nip lames Frank Nature. New Jersey II It Croabie, Washington A Talbot. Leif &AAA Tallmt. Louisiana •The,. Johnston & con. La II .1 Rotierwo... 11, Miss W C Boom. New York I. D Twiggy & la. Georgia Albert Twburs Augusta. Gs Goo Twitigs. Augusta. 14 a Rev John P McGuire. Va Mrs John P MeOuire, Va L Royce & la. Fit !.onis Julius A Boykin. Oin. 0 Mee U Wright St Lords .1 Itartshorr.e. Baltimore R tkeielee. Memphis J R Winter. Alabama it Ronalthon. Cloilienthe Wm Pine. Cluilloothe O Rs rale. Washington 11 A Ross. Harrisburg J L McCraw. New (Mean, John Tnfln r, Vtrg em R M Shoemaker & wf. Ohio Sire A Hail, Otnetaiati ,ono B Cleveland. Cie. 0 V Coiling Biwa, Philo W M Canby & glee Dela're, Sohn k.. Swoyer, 'Brooklyn NB Rands 'New York Leon de La Coati, N H R Barnard &w, Indiana K D Frost. Canton Miss Geo W Bishop & la. 0 FAf Mee & la.'N 0 Mice Mary Landis NO Jacob Wirt &la. Hanover Miss Motile Wirt,'Hanover Mine Forney. Hanover Few Baldwin, Boston P Mtlas. St bows mien st C Fowring. 81 Louie J L Me'ee & w. Pa D Gnaw id. 'IOW York el Hashes dt - ja. Memphis Mies Bayliss Memphis C B tintrria, New York H. Charter, Brooklyn Antra TP.1911%. New York M J Flom. hew York WDe Pond' & Ia N York Trios Sp , oule, New York B Stavenson.Lcsinston.KY 11 w Small. York, Pa Rand NI Lawrenon. Wilcox K Berforth, New York D B Grant. New York Geo E Leighton, St Louis Chns E Brown, Cincinnati V Rielmflic. Len:Opens J F Rivers, Louisiana H Hoffman, Louisiana A 11 Sturtevant. New York A P b 'Sitio, Cincinnati Ti Williams Cincinnati 1. „ TCootrar. New York f. A Kelly, New York DJ • riestrong, Arkansas N D Cross, Nashville. Tenn B T Blessing. New Orleans John Al Larkin. Teen Mrs Mitchell, Kentucky Mies (ditched!, Ile. lucky aim Pegs. Frankfort HS Al an. i °wie]. Thos W add. Citt.iniariti I. PHaase. Baltimore 3 Crossley. New York .1 r. emnsc , Galveston MDWard. New York ‘‘' Thonspeon. N Baron R Hendergon, Baltim o r e F Buckner. New York Joe C Whitney, Thos B Dell, Baltimore Medary, Ultimata Geo Sanders. Baltimore Dr J 14 Jones. Alabama Misr Jones, Alabama Dr 13 N Hussey. Vabama. John T Tanner. Alabama John J Worth, Riohmond 0 G Raman. Baltimore Some. Boyce, Baltimore (1 Jordan Jr. Mobile Mite Lewis. Huntsville Dr C Kelly. New Orleans Dr Gunnell, Washinston Miss Gunnell Washi Eton Dr TEI Verdi & In. Wa - h'n B F Gordo 7. Baltimore Jos) Whedbie. Balt mote Gll Fergumn Baltimore q Lovell. Virginia Piave P .rrish & la. .Mit e peihackelford. Mice Miss A Mmokelford. Mies Miss B Shaekelford. Miss Mies Sallie McKie. Mies Geo W Perrin. Alabama S W Jones. Viroisia F Byers. Baltimore VT O Rah eifer. Baltimore S 1 eb.e. Central • merlon L R Wale., Wil. Del Geo H Cheerer, Brivannab H T Johnson, Baltimore GIRARD HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut streets. A P A leprik. Philadelphia W C Aloof*, Philedelphia Semi Prichett. Tennessee W R Brown, Trarrleburg, Dr Diver. Piles C H Oldham. Phlinderplap • Williams. Maryland .1 j Clarke, Maryland Hltopkine New York N C Coor New York WF sl Duncan, New York Al 11 Grefron. Bale eerie W F Valentine.Bellfontain .Y 11 Dobbree , Relifontaila R M Winslow. ochester A C Stewart; Missumippi Markle , . MiggissiOni E Smith Aliesiseima B Prenkenherg, N JeeseyDev D Coonren, Pa WWoven, New Or mans Watson. New Orleans C M Coleman. flurksville • red Hadfield Mao Patterinn Baltimore Thee Watterman. Pitfalls J Porter Wheeling nnobDiokinsnn Columbus • Green. Pennsylvania 11 111 Dolton, Southampton Clem Flod. New York Hon W Fuller. Lehigh no W el l. St tonic (13 Chapin,. New Y'rk T B Blackman, Nashville 11G Powell. New York 11 N Prvatt New Yore R Washington W 8 Hennas,. Kentuoky T V Clutch Cincinnati 11 , Delwin, AUKU.M. CJ W it 2On. Ohio e obertaon, Alexandria ..1 L Pherrett.Varsmin J C Ferrer. Mansfield. Le H A Lucas. Baltimore J B Cerroit. Portland. Me Mae Mauna & 2 one. Maine De I C Campbell. Virginia One •weenev. Wheeling H Brady, Wheeling. Va A U !ranee, Pennsylvania TG vat biles , Harrisburg 11.7 Fries & Is. Leeman t Miss Free I omelette Mae ' Fripa. Leuisinna Mester Fries, bouiehana R R Peck, New York I' . N.inhneen.NewYork Cent W C Templeton. N O litre Temuleten. N Orleans Oen le b urea.. Rending .1 Long. Germantown 1, F. Prem. New York WH J niter. Maryland= lar Reeking. Kentuokr ft ',Worthington, l‘Tanddiaill Ohne t+ lisle, Pa , Win Doak. Jr. Harrisburg Jen T Movie Baltimore DR Meier, Baltimore Mrs D R Meier & ch. Balt lan B Nwranee, Courilaed Davie E stout, Rending JF W Tleinanver Reading R J 'Haldeman. Harrisburg 3' M lienerheed. Pa Gee P Whitaker. Ald lAI Whitaker, Maryland Mr Einhsted & la, D C • larrevan. Peens , home, W 0 G wrison a L T Farmer' New Yore Bimon Joyee.West Chanter Atm Rocksfellow,N Y Nathan limaker..li. Pa Josh Matthews. it liimore Thai Matthews Baltimore W wriem. Reeding C Wilson & le. Virginia Wm Nhowell, North Care's It Tit Wiley k. le, Memphis D J Crig & la. Connecticut W pram. Pa t tern en. Mn Pieoben Pram. N Orleans P C leaton & is. Carona Miss Felon, Routh Carolina H Caldwell. P ew York A Mms, New York A A Mettler, Pt Louis lee Cerium, Michigan 0 II Ludru. ton. Virginia win Ludington, Virginia Mimi ea rdwel Yeginia Atervler. New Yerir B der.. ew York iTon R J Wrilkey, Wash Ron T tones Yorke, NJ H Downing, lemi , inn* E C Mauch. Georgia Felinearock. B derriere C C Clarke &la N al ire Clarke k ale. N York Themes Tniarel , er. N J .Io , F C 'voltam. -ew Y irk Col 811 al en. Boston W M Fisher, New York R. N w a ork R Merrill, Indianapolislnd.f P Degoner ' 4 .w York George 11 Moore Missouri .1 fl Spence. Texan MIS M Lewin Hertford P Maynard. Roston 8 Amiable & la, Albany. B all. rnd, Albany T Peel. & Albany Georgie vl mem: New York W H Nlohar ital Jr, Va Joe R littowart. inzion rZV I i Car ass's i 1.1 Frost A Is. Car li o n John Jones & la. b rebind Ilse Hemmer. N Carolina Henry, h C Jae Levan & le. Canada Miss Hampton. 0 winds Jest' , Tsslor & la. fl York Mis. I.gp MI, Canada winhd fterniltnn, ri York J W Prang, New York P_Fervuton & ta.N Jersey .1 W Wright & la. La M ie. wnrht. I onisisna Mies L Wright John H Pall. .F.Anoisen F. It Rammon New York F, N Carolina Miss Oilmen. N Carolina • Carrier, "'mistime ;,em i girl. New York Rev L Van Baikal/of. aid TF. Filiott, Idnifolk C G Van Times, Weds A Ly brook. Riehm nd W A Thirilgrove. Richmond R Higi Inman. Boston Overtnn. Pennsylvania W F Northing Ma s • Peebles Alebitraa P V Moore. Virginia FLRo.e.UFN I` %Tripod URN D Shags, Charleston Jag Pins. beamed' P Ws.. goner. Memphis Jno C Tillott. wash. D T D Reditilue, Mermaids T Foster. istetnehts D W Temple. Alsmnre Grim. Raltimore A Gatewood, Baltimore J . R Anbrim, Cincinnati, 0 MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth st,. being Arch. Hp Brown. Heading pi W Goodrich. Milwaukee B Bird Washington. Pa V Herding, We Rid eaten 1 • 111004t011. Alabama W D ;NOW, Leavenworth H T . KraugA Bethlehem F. P Well°. Nnzateth P Long. Pittehme .lames Long. Pittsburg Air e reason Beignrd J Andersen] Jr. Warren, 0 H R Dickson. Phila. E It Taggart. Phil , ' ni leek rye . Pb Rami 44 Duffield. Phil% 13 Jerk ale. ihi. .1 G Sheering. /o",d, M ine N Fuller, Ox ord, Mile W Ner'h. Vir- Pia R Martin. Praia Semi siThompson, Philp H L eenton. South Carolina John N Moffat. New York .1 Johnsen Springfield. 111 A H Raves, Centre co. l's Demd B sines. Penton 8 fir ifiva. Willismenort P Porto bone, Wyoming. Pa C Bowman, Atlantis City 11 S Buckner & wf. Louisville A 0 Revised Illinois If G • iller Tenneesee Tim Pawls. Km. tuoky P P Skied, Brookville- Pa A I Smith. Dninago Col D E runberger, Mo James H Brown Ma John •dams Pittsburg T New York P P.Bnn Newyork SA Blowers, Tennessee G Gregory. Tennessee J 1) Vaughan . Teel:leaves 1' J Vitspatrick.lennessee 13H Green, Tennessee • AME RIC A.WHOTEL—Chettent, above Thee D IR H Johnson & la. Boston .1 P Sion •ker & la, Boston ft B Whitaker. Brooklyn ... F C Courtney. Illrooklyin Jae C Fitzhugh & , - Mies Emilia Corkran. Del Miss Jenny r towart, Del Frankenthall & Ts, N C Thne Whyte. Angelina, Ga Jim 8 "" Triton Pa A Jaequet ee. N Orleans je Kenna , , Delaware John Crawford, Pa • • C. 14 ROhlrienn. Pa .1 N Donaldson. Pa Sae Simroon. New York Time Hates &'n. New York mem Bate., New York G T Mend% Washington Reid, New Jersey D Purnanee. Ph ira ami Dickey. Garrard It 11 Pullen - widen Philit Withem. Philadelphia 0 T Harvey. Pewee 8 8 aetbson. Lane/oderf Battalion. Missouri C V Glover, Pottsville Den Dent, Pennsylvania Capt D Hammen, Ratak co is. litairenada Sable no 14 Greenl af. Masa H Bucher • wept. Clrfield W Pennwalt, Ihnoneter Jan is Bond, naltimore Sec G thew. I etaware A T Fatinextcrek, Lancaelr Win It Payee, Jr, &w, Pa Semi Torrey, Montig. Ala Theo R liltwr. New York Bob t Spores. Phil's Chao E Knight. Arkansas Jll Dobson, A rkensas Graham. Arkansas JS R Barnes, P , ila W e Rieke. New York W liwampler, New York Med Voillare New York Yams .1 Clark, Flute. K I' r, Lannester Joa If Broaden. N Y .1 W Wither/moon Tenn.l I, Ferguson. New York John N Jar ninon. N Y P hue &I. Trenton 1. Ballinger. Now Ynrk Jan F. irving Weeh leg ton H A Jarman, Maryland A B Taylor, New York ST. LOUISHOEL—Chestnut st.. above Third. D 1) Brodhe•d, Philada H B Piths, Philadelphia U fingeh. t Louie C Welt J N Porurand, Missouri T Morton ;leery Jarrett. Balt nines Pan , ' Hayheis.Whaeloph . .Plis Houghton. Charleston I A Biome. Phi ladelehm. asK entail. Rainstorm, 1 H Hesse, A. lantjo City 1" A Blare. Lam elyra. W Peterson. Rieh mond O Reed. Milford A Mellish. New York Jnn 11l Ebert. Laminator 1 (milt B Merti Ile. Lamina T B Heritage. Illnten. hid W K Lone. Reeding C Lelabaoh. Rending 3TS Puleston. Pheenixville it Hausman. Cleveland, 0 A Plett, New York J Z Smith. St Louie J N Ward, Baltimore W “Ohlll4l Mobile 1.1 N T.ylor. Bristol G Harrison, Bristol Retry Fisk, Pie Wyllie •eins. Boston if Manson, Philadelphia Pam I Mizell. P. tubers Henr.R Trarbet 'radians J Anderson. N 'ferny II H. Wdobild3 , Cho• co M Levy, New York J C Scott, Jr, Philadelphia JeiNVIF HOTEL—Clinstnut street. above Sixth. E Woodward, Philadelphia Dr Davis, Maryland T W Proctor, Plidadelskina John Anne, Toxas Thntn.ut Finn4ll. Wash. DC I White. Phßade:phis John D Thuhrett. N Carolina Geo Moan. Feetteville (i• K ewe, New JD ') ',apart. Philada RAM P Woods. Bansbione John Mnrer lc la. did Thomas liornby.Foiland Mrs M Wood. New York Miss E De B .w. New York Mrs & da. Ala Nirs - E.' Cott. Baltimore Mrs Hammond Del N amnined, Newark,Dl Thos Wallace.`Delaware Halliday Flmida. J N L, Wilr.nr, Phibida K K Maguire, 'Wllningtn,Del ben Francis, Moss 8 w Poodor. Mars J Mason New York D a Lytle. Lihbon, N York F vtle, Lisbon N York Saml Falrbank: Canton DM Van Aiken. Ponna W Read, Ust 8 Pawnee M Gorman, Alabama Gorman, Alabama R Newman, Trenton, NJ FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Beeond eared, Minya Market. P L Mefferd & fa, Millville. B Macon, Philadelphia B Mandetion & la. Backman P B nnorrie, Lanoaater Andrew Alllle. Delaware Iltv , id Smallwood. Rothent X Bnrrows Herkimer an Robert Bock. Cheater en AB Fr neer. Cheater county Louie (hexer. Dover. Del T 01 Richards, Maryland Jno Redeem, Lebanon. Pa B It MoOoniviloover, Del Mr Flanagan, New Jersey COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Ellxth Street, rib. Chestnut. lite Frank, Lewistown John 17 Cnnwell, Reedina W K Jainer West Chester tt .1 Rulloak. West Cheate r, Truman Coates Lane CO John Trnyner. ('heater cn ev , d Hume*. Cheater co Ames ll Imlde, Chaster e 0 Sri*, Chealor on as Scott. Cheerer co no Kerr. Cecil Co. Md Lewis Mille. Cheater. Pa • mot, Elkton, Md tier. tirribley. Vareinnati Oen Ti Hnil , non. N London Thom II Hnberts Perks on II H Linville. Oeollta J R Loran, hlndloraville Rnbett linkann. Ma R W I evil West Cheater James Id Steele. linkmen" il Woking, Went Cheater 7 , TI Jaeohn. York on Pre 31) Vevey, cheater ea, Pa joebth Pitilliee. ['KIWI 0 Hall, Plinds 3 Woodson, Florida RTATEB UNlON—Market street. above Sixth. It II Malian Phi la N' , l Wrinan, Pittsburg 0.1 Mune Woodbury, Pa IS Oiskton W Fryer & ta. Media I. Frank I imeriok B , evrart MoClang, Va V; IL • aoss. - V.,rk no. Pa 41 W Mitchell, Pbila W B Breen; Reading W B Rut nett MT. Vtili.NON MOTEL-1 eeond street, above Tisch. Tamen Tirood, Now Sprier Austin Pontt, Hooks oo • O W Jsekson, Philadelphia ATre 14 Rodney, Kappa% Miss /Ohnson, Rama W Clones. Philadelphia 0 n' Elienorth glum ra T Jeffries Sc la. l'onnarly Jr Holmeaburg Mrs Ori•pin. Holmeahutg Ondipla. rolmeatorg McGraw, alaaand, va W Lord, Jr, Philadelphia W Lord, PhiladelPhta THE UNION—Arch street, above Third. Joseph - 8 , redeil. Plata R Pattatthwalt. Mos Baehe, sprionfieldl T Photwell, Cincinnati Horn , ur Johns, Nov York H C Warner. Plill , delPida J.. B D Merida, Pitubure Jos F Donne!, New York M G etraux, Richmond "Va E .4 Elmer, L • 01111191.114, Rn A ug ',R o beson, Hrldfietnn A M RelknaD Philadelphia John L Jones Fleminaton J Rainy, Yennsylvanla Miss Berhogeour, Brooklyn NATIONAL HOTEL—Rana Arent, above Third. 'F W Lamar, Pottsville Wm 8 Fisher. Reading T V Phoada, Atlantic City W I) 0 A Clarknon, Arlo City Col C Crony. •11 nth, City MlB Jackson, Bethlehem Lang Evers. Jere°. Shore E B Brown, Pam .11Vattiti .Thos Winter. cinoinnsti noore,Ransas C W 80hropth Nethlenem ri A Thomas York. Pa Mae Harr *tward. mit o F Hurts. Lancaster J llnbley. Lancaster H Handler, Pottsville HAlHartman, Lancaster . . IitaRLEV #W,IFSAP NOTBL,—Becond it.. below Vine. ,r4S,l.,Vogra, $l. W -Patton, Newtown, Fa • J lir st ur Jarilif Nosy, Lomita? co HERCHArrnr TlOHBH—Third it.. Abovp J. Cl Moran, Wilkesbarre WI. Rodgers. D Ji if Rains, Newtown, Pa Wilson Shaffer. Phil& l 7 r ' , dye. youth tia , d,lnd datul B Hutchinson, Pa W H Barnes rilairsvllle wit Fry, w nicest arra jJ Li, Lash n.r. Leb4non no Tilghman Moshl , tz. N N mark • &Anon, Pa J 9013 Shaffer, Reading H 8 Jaoilson. Berke co, Pa BALD EAGLE BOTEL—Third st., above Callowhill, John Gager, Think. on V Roffman. Carbon an Jacob ZOVP. Law while h Ode welder, Easton Burnt hap en, Kadin' Howard Rayam,, Easton Gen Hayden, Easton OE Collins, Mt Pleasant BLACK BEA It HOTEL—Third et,. ab. Callowhill. Th,sP Kerns, Virginia ITHin m lberger.Bernvillo Jseenß nook, Newtosm,Pa tYlanion Artman Zionsville Hami Wti ler, elernville John el Wenrtah, deravelle AI Cooper, Cooperaburg, Pa 6.1.-?ECIAL NO TOES. COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SLRSA.PARILLA FOR 'MAKING ROOT BRIM—A pleasant and hes thy beve rage at tight cents a Gallon, for family use. Full di reat•one nacompiny each bottle Its universal and in oree.sina popularity is its best recomineada•ton. Be ware of TUOO7OIIII imitations sold on the oreditbf our extract and advertising. Tie genuine prepared only by raiTTBR & ORAMPIN, Practical Chemists. es- THRLY, R. T. Wholesale Agent, for Philadelphia. DYOTT & CO., 2.2 North St COND Street. Sold by Druggists and armors generally throughout the country. 102 thstulet* BATHING RMS.—Ono of the largest as sortments of BAWDS° ROBES In the United States. for Ladiet , , Banta, and Children, at SLOAN'S, 506 MARKET Street, Philadelphia, or at hieetore on CAPE ISLAND, N. J. aull L* ALL SHOULD not fail to read the adver isement of Prof. WOW) in to-dar'e paper. ape-tt CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN he City, at 34 South THIRD street. CIRCULAR PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the City, at 34 South THIRD street. BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the City, at 34 South THIRD street. . . RAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the City, at 34 South THIRD street. PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other deserW tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, at the most reasamahle rates, at RING WALT es BROWN'S, Drexel. Building, 34 Bouth THIRD 'treat. .40 tt ONE PRIOR CLOTHING Or THE LATEST SWAM. made in the beet manner, expressly for RE. TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in pude Figures. All goods madetooraer warranted antis. factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is atnotly adhered to, as we believe this to be the only am way of dealing All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.. 168-11 tB4 MARKET Street. Ei MAKER 13 SAVING FIIND--NORTHWEBT CoaNna. SiMoill) and WALIiIIT STRZETS.—Deposits re ooivcd in small and lugs amounts, from all classes of the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT, per annum. Money may be drawn by °heels without Lou of in terest. 0/30e open daffy, from 9 until 5 o'olookomd on Mon day and Saturday until nine in the eyenuss. Presi dent. FRANKLIN FELL: Treasurer and Seeretary. CHAS. AI. MOR RIM MEYERS' BiIItACULOITS VERMIN DID• WIROY Vat the oldest and beet remedy known for Ea terminatang RATS and MICE, COCKROACHES BUGS, ANTS. MUMVITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN WORMS. and GARDEN INSECTS. Dir Principal Depot, 812 BROADWAY, N. Y. Nal 1w all PrUggierts evorwwhrwo DIED. TROMAR.—On &Imlay evening. 12th instant, at Litiz. Lancaster county. ra.. E'vershey. son of Reynold and alartha Taamas,a,ceal year and a mon , he. RIIOOE. --tin Friday evening. August 10, Mrs. 31ary Rhodes, reliet of Christopher Ithodee, Reg., of Newport, R. 1 . or relative. and frieuds of the family aro invited to at'end her funeral, from the residence of her e'u-in lne. Egwin Booth, fso. 603 Plorth h.leventh street, this ( rum - ley) afternoon. at 3 o'clook. St,fl. 4 h.R.—On the 10th inntant, *aim F. &Bier, aged 25 years. Funeral from the reaidonee of his ramie. No. 130 New street. this ruesilss nfteraoon. at (Moos. BOMBRBE P.—On the 10th instant, Flannels e ar of relict of the tats Jacob comerast, In the Old year of tin. at Funeral from her late residence, No. 515 Buckley street. below dpruce,this tTu.sday) afternoon, at 9 o'eloek. • aarcinem,.—On the 12th instant, A. R. Mitchell. daughter of B. IC. aliteholi. I' unseal from the residence of her father, No. 256 Friends' eve, us. Camden, N.J., on Wednesday after noon. at 2 o Mock. OWIsNE, —On thelgth inabint. vdmand Levy. infant son of ta , It. and Margaret Owens, aged 6 months and 12 des.. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No, 1316 Juniata street, above Reed. this iTuesday) afternoon. at 3 Warrick, • • . . WiMbilt.—On the 11th tenant, Mrs. Elizabeth Wi sner. in the 714 t year of hor see. Funeral from the residence of her inn, Or?. 1211. Forth Sixth street. thin( fuepday) morning's! So clock. BLACK AND PURPLE FOULARD SILKS. Plain black Fon'ard Silks. • Binek 13‘reges, V.. 6 4, 7 4. and 8-4 wide, Black Crape sdaretz VMS widths. Gray Caen° ria Poplins. Gray Chene Bare, es end ‘lohairs. ,Black Bare e. ruffled points. I upin's summer Bombazines and Chalys. Black and white I,,wris and Organdies, &o. BLBSON & bON. Idournine_Stere. 01 6 1 CH EFINUT Rtreet, N. B.—Denim July and August we close at 6 P. M. frIlE ONLY RELIABLE AKTP , LE— A. CLARK'S Patent INnELIBLI rrNOIE.ff, for ntarking all kindu of Clothing neatly and indelibly. n They do the work better than ink . without tts trouble or risk of Motin. Each will mark 2.000 articles. For sate. WholeaMe and Retail. by D. C. l'et'it.Oß k CO.. Agents for the Manufacturer. No. 911 OMICEITNUT RtrAnt. tets-am !MAT A SPECIAL eETING OF THE PHILADELPHIA Y ,011 C fiqUA RON. held r Rali.Saiurdny.-vening,tne following preamble an + reso lOWns were adopted Whereat' it Mtn pleased an all wise Omnipotence to remove Dornour midst. by a sodden di.e •risation. WV. F. eEIEVE It, a member of this organisation s therefore be it Resolvd. That by this unexpected stroke, we have been deprived of tne companionship of one woo was endearon to , an by los many virtues and his social Qualities, and for wli a flee Minos we cherish the warmes , feelings or admits ion end 'Trivet Bemired. hat while humbly bowing to the intimate, bin deorees of Providence we cannot forget ins many hours of social eddy rnent and pleasant inierehange of sentiment we have shared with Olin we have lest, and that we sincerely con tile with those who held a more Intimate relationshiP, and who are plunged into grief be this sad dienensation. Received. That ris a mark of Tolima for the deoeased, this Assoonwon will attend the funeral or WILLIAM F. WEISalt, in a body. Resom-d. That a copy or this preamble and resolu tion,' he convoyed to the family of the deceased and be Published in toe minder and dailyP , llerg. JAMES H. CIA.I.YER, J No. A. HA n UN, Committee. OEO. K. AYLOR, War. H. BEDFORD. President. Ile U.K. ARNOLD, Secretary. ATTENTION! REPUBLICAN INVIN CIBI.P.%.— The Club will assemble THIS ( t ir Xaday) is VANING. at Bea quarteir Se.VENTII lied Cli I aBTNU Streets, et 7 0 Ow, , attend the Flag Hats= and Grand Demonstration , ),.che German Reaubltean invinetbles 800 der or vomoottee. lk* M. M. WALKINBHAW, Si.raltal. II UItC II ANTI-SLAVERY SO 'V tia Y."— Meeting for conference and prayer wt be held this (TUr SDA V) even cc, at 8 o'clock, In the Sixth United Pr.abyterian Church, RAUIS street. above Twenty first street. It. Cr. A tHEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC eitizons o' the tiixth memo:, Thirteonth ward. favorable to the eleotinn of Dangle. and Johntton, will be held atB o'clock THIS ETh.f4II4 G. nt the corner of NINTH and OREnri Streets. By order of ," A. SAL(NGER. acrOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY. Luta - 4140, The holders of the bonds of this Compan due July 1, n tail ae, can now receive. upon application at 01E06,10 per cent. in club, upon the terms speoified in the omit leLattached. The holders are also entitled to tha benefit of a !link ing Fund of 'MAW per annum, as established by the itookholdem at their annual meeting, held January MO, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by he company and duly recorded, to carry the same into CIRCIfLA R 11801. 111tADFURD, Treasurer. . . Mated is Ms Holders a% intiodetpnts and Retsdisi Railroad Company Mart gage Bonds, due July 1, 18e0. These bonds are fecund by the first mortgages °rube road, amounting in the aggregate to 193,808,400. e net revenue for the last lineal s ear wee six C men t he T amount of the annual interest on these bonds. The managers propose to extend them for a ponod of twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the security of the mortgages in the precise condition in whieh they are now heid L Fresh sheets c ussed ons for the interest, payable half-Yearly, will be A bonus On per cent. will be given to he holders, in consideration of their aasenting to the extension. This bonne will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds, on their signing a receipt and presenting their reopen live bonds et the office of the Company, or to its agents, or endorsement. . . Forma of receipt end endorsement will be furnished on_appliostion. 2 . 1 3 order °f n ee ar ie r i l w a rlinsray. **tastes.. REMOVALS. REMOVAL. EVERETT, RICKS, & CALDWELL, CLOTH HOUSE. Have removed to 323 MARKET STREET. Buren ars invited to examine our stook. anti-2m & OQ., No. 2.32 North SECOND street —clavier removed to our now and 111,1010tla Moro. we would will the atter tun of Dealers to oor es tennve stook of PATENT a 7 BIJICINEv. PEN - F1N 1 .12/1 Y. and FANCY ArtvoLEs. Our hat ema wises ael eater variety than can be found at any estat.. lushment in the United Plato , ana our prieee will own- Pare with any market. au7-tuthaim REMOVAL. —The undersigned have re moved their Office and fin.e.room from the Foun dry ott AIt , DLE-ST It. E i WHARF. to the N. E.norner of 8 ECON D and RACE Streets, where deplore will find a large collection of STOVE• of the in at approved patterps Tinned, Enamelle 1. and plain co:eyrie:ins an escort": ent 6. cowl to none in the coon. try. All orders lett at the office, or by mai., will receive prompt munition. LEIBRANDT k McDOWELL,• Phi ladelpeia Stove Woke. aut-iflm and Rollow.ware Foundries. iriarit ST. JOSEPH'S YOUNG MEN'S EXCURRION TO HMV' R SPRINGS. on THURSDAY, Anglin! letli,A4o,_on the steam.re THOS. aIORGAN and MO A, WARNEe. from CIIRSTNUT.STRKEIr WHARF, at ? o'clock precisely. Timis to b, had of Manors DONNING & DALY, EIGHTH above WA LNi TI Wear,. &M. LBVLINA above BROWN P. P. CUBING. HAM,_ THIRD Street, below WALNUT, and at the Murat.aald Bt. .17NOLI EVN.RY DAY, from 10 to 12 ./1-4 &crook, A. Ti!.. and on WRDNESDAY "YEN ING. August 'nth. at 9 o', look, when tie celebrated BAro will be in attendacoe to enliven the Com pany di. OBORUIPB RO 1,151 North FOUR. LH sweet. VAL HALL. Yroprietor. ausl4.2t. VOU WILL, BE WELL PAID Willa a anperior likonees if 3en ehnull It ,tro to go an in onnven ent distance to It PI ()ALLERY, CuNtorderovo itrenn, in ord. to get It. It* - I,4LNE WADE, BY HER NEXT FRIEND, numramtn PARIS. vs. JOHN WADE, Com mon Pleas. December erm. IBM. No 11. To Ju FIN W *lE . ..the above a anmodent: Sir—Pleasie take name ores Hale to ohms chino why a Div roe 'Mould no• be eared a vinonlo matrminnii. returnable MONDAY, haytember 17, A. D . HMO at 10 0'e100.., aul4 tattle MEHL, for Libellant. 0"8.-25 bbls. No. I. Western Lard chit S MAgaffe. bxtra Bleached Whale Oil; 303 ea le. Strained Whale Oil, in Mora and for sate by N4)WLEY. ASMIURNBR. & CO., No, 10 Bomb WHARVES. aol4 VARNISH —5O bbls. No. 1 Bright or Ship Varnish, in store and for vie byRO WL EV, ASHMIHNER. & CO., 16 South WHARVES. aul4 TAR..—Tar in kegs and barrels, for sale lit ROWLEY. AtaIBURNER. & CO., No. 16 South bit AFLOAT.-5 000 bushels Turks Ps-7 Island nay 'andivic from bile T. Walter, for Bale In lota to suit by A LEX. Khßit, 13 801Y1.11 and 320 r.os•ra WnARVEIs. mat 60 SOiL.—Baccigalupi's, for Sale by SAL© v7,THRILL & /MOTHER, 47 and 49 NanaBF. BEr,oHunernet. anl3 SPANISH SAFRON.—For sale by. WE 9999 ND 3- 4E9ZZ as BROTILER, No. 47 and 49 Zoe* dtreet. tan Tit Pitl SS.--1 1 1-11LADE11411A, TUISDAY, AUGUST 14, 1860: SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS. ivpiaTlN & WOLFF, FOREIGN AND .DOMBEITIO DRY GOODR, Cash and prompt Sia•months' Buren, of all ligation' are invited to an examination of our Stook. auB.Bm" A. W. LITTLE & CO.. SILK GOODS. No. 225 MARKET STREET. auß4m SILKS FANCY DRY GOODS. 12,1FoRTATIONS FOR FALL, WO M. L. HALLOWELL & Co., 27 NORTH FOURTH STREET. Are prepared to offer to the trade their usual varied aesortment of floods, purchased on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, By szperieneed harem, in the principal' MANUFACTURE% 0 OITLES OP EUROPE. These have been selected with care for And will be offered at prices to command ittention. Moss Bums, from all eeotione of the country, are invited to inspect oar stook. TEILIQB.—Six months credit to Merchants of un doubted stauding, or six per oent. dbmouit for cash Twelve per cent. per annum discount for advance Payments. an2•thetu-2m REMOV A L • In coneesuenoe or the destruction by firs or their THIRD STRU' STORE. YARD. GILLMORE. & 00. HAVE REMOVED TO NO. 010 CHESTNUT ST.. SOUTH SIDE, ABOVE SIXTH. They have now open AN ENTIRE NEW STOOK • OP SILKS AND .1 , :./INCY DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Together with &LARGE AS4ORTMENT of STAPLE 4ND F.INCY WHITE GOODS. EMBROIDERIES, LADES, MANTILLAS, Raving received but a small portion of their KILL IMPORTSTIONS, previous to the fire, they are enabled to display A NEW STOOK. to wille' they invite the attention of their Customers and Buyer, generally. aug-Sm PRINTS I PRINTS ! The Subscriber invites attention to an assortment of PRINTS. Whiali for extent and variety or unsuryamed in this market. Coninating of the choose styles in fdERRLISUCK, MANCEIE3TER, PACIFIC, SPRAGUE, COI:MECO, and other STANDARD MAKES. Besides a full line of ENGLISH PRINTS. Now open end for sale by the Pleoe or Pecans., AT THE LOWEST PRICER. 'JOSHUA L. BA.ILY, 918 MAILSET STREET, WTJRTS. AUSTIE. & MoVEIGH: IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS • IN DRY GOODS; No. 311 MARKET Street, abort. Third. Charles Warts, foelm Austie, =Man T. filoVela. PHILADELPHIA. obs N. Weimer, • sepli Burgin, nul4m FALL AND WINTER. CLOAKS & MANTILLAS FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE. SOUTHERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS !M -ins Medium to First. MEM 000DS, are invited to in spect our Stook, watch we offer at LOW PRICES. • AND ON LIBERAL TERMS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO. THE PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. su2-2m FALL GOODS. BAROROFT & CO.. NOS. 403 AND 407 MARKET STREET. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. /Rook complete and ready for Trade. ett23Bt. 13 WOOD, MARSH, & HAYWARD, ;N. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS CLOTHING. NO. 309 AIRRKET STREET. Fall and Winter Stook now complete and ready for boron. au2 .2tu NEW PUBLICATIONS. READY ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE EBONY IDOL. D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers, • <Mud 445 BROADWAY. twl3 at K BUYER'.—Gentlemen: I have A... taken the Basement of the Philadelphia Bank, 419 CHESTNU P Street, where I will continue to buy and sell tea I have heretofore done at the °neon,- house Avenue Bocik.stand) n d and new Law and Ml*. °adenoma Books. t have for sale upwards or 100 old blank. letter Boots printed prior to the year 1499. Also, a copy of Erasmus on the new Testae ant, 2 vols.. 4to. printed in 1548 Price 880 I will alm deal in Enaravinte and Autographs. Persons eta dlntanoe wishing to sell Books will tha nbe their names. dams. sizes , binding., conditions, and prince. Pamphlet Laws in ream) vaMa. and old Books upon America wanted. auti-Orn JOHN CAMPBELL. IMPORTANT TO PEOPERTROWNERS ••• AND BUILDERS —Newly-invented Fasteninss for Water pipes , so as to diecionneet any one seetlnn with out disturbing the others; so as to repair it In cage of their freezing us and bursting, thereby saving a great expense, sea not defang the wails. Patented Jury ed, MO. by AUSTIN tr. uSDYKE, 1706 OREEIrri Street. brae end County Rights for sale. Also. Fastenings by the quantity. aulo 601 110110 a TO RlOO SUGAR.-250 hhds l m r il issA in an d a r l a Pil.. P MTßV l :P.lr b t J AVA' OOFFEE.--1,000 pockets prim niutfo t tiz t f . or sate by JAMES GRAHAM 0%, 101 L— 200 Tierces Prime Retailing ILCLigimi Riot, for oslo by Yampa eziman 334 MARRET STREET. 333 MARKET MEET, FIRST-CLASS TRADE, GLOUCESTER, DUTOIIESS, PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION ROUSES. RIDGWAY, - I - lEUSSNER, tt CO., IMPORTERS OF CLO,THS. DOESKINS, AND OASSIMERES. &le agents for Flt. BROKEN& tLitee 'beget.) W. A. 301/ it ANINI.O %Mum./ GEV e.rrai SCHMIDT 8. & M Clothe.) E. G owl MAN & FON. ( 001,1 1110,13 / 4 ' ) AM lION ( FAIIO V Cacnme reed E. TOENNIEB & CO., and oilier manufacturers of the greatest celebrity. 206 CHESTNUT STREET. ant-1m WELLING. COFFIN & Co. 116 CHESTNUT BTRIET, Offer, by tho package, the following description of AMERICAN GOODS. OP STANDARD MAKES AND IN GREAT VARIETY GREENE MANUFACTURING CO '8 PRINTS; BLEACHED AND BROWN MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS; OSNABURGS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES; CORSET JEANS, SILESI&B, AND NAN. KEENS; CANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED LININGS; RHODE ISLAND LINSEYS; PHILADELPHIA LINSEY'S AND CHECKS; KENTUCKY JEANS AND COTTONADES; NEGRO CLOTHS AND KERSEYS ; ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS ; BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES ; BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS; SATINETS AND UNION CASSIMERESi . TWEEDS, CASIIMARETTES, &0., &o. anl-3m WASHING TON MILLS, FORMERLY BAY STATE MILLS. SHAWLS of all slzes, in great variety. Embossed and Printed TABLE COVERS. UNION BEAVERS and BROAD CLOTHS, B &E,MORAIA SKIRTS. DOESF / INS, and Double and Twisted COATINGS. 6.4 SACKINGS and heavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS. Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN NELS. Printed PELT CARPETINGS. For vale by PROTRINGIUM & WELLS, 34 South FRONT Street, and Jy24-tf 33 LETITIA Street. WEILER & NEEDHAM. ORARLE' WEILER. SAMUEL NEEDHAM. GERMANTOWN HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS. We would call the special attention of Hosiery Buyere and Manufacturers to our new and much-needed im provement in CHILDREN'S and mlasEs , TUCK RIBBED TOP HOSIERY in Striped and High Colors [PATENT APPLIED FOR.] ALSO, FANCY WOOLEN GOODS. noona, CLOAKS. TALM AS. BACKS, SONTAG% MMUS, &0., &0.. &0., Comprising OVER 200 STYLES from the latest hand knit designs. From our own long praotioal experfenoo, and employing none lint first clean o eohanioe, wo are prepared to offer to HODIer, BUMS a line of those goods SIXSPID TO NONE in point of workmanship, Myles. or prioes, and respeotfully solicit the patronage of the Trade. Sole Agorae are F. V. KRUG & CO., 10-ituth3m 323 CHESTNUT STREET HOSIERY GOODS. F. V. KRUG & 00.. $Z 5 ORESTNUT STREET, Offer to 0111, Western, and Southern Wholesale Buy most oomplete line of Staple and Fancy DOMESTIC HOSIERY GOODS. Comprising. In part, GERMANTOWN FANCY WOOLENS, GERMANTOWN CHILDREN'S MISSES', WO , MEN'S AND•MEN'S MOSS. BOSTON RIBBSD HOSIERY, AND WOOLEN STOCKING AND SHETLAND YARNS, Bolus the best selected and moot complete line of hese goods we have ever offered, and which are suited wants of the market in price, quality and style,. Sole Agents In Philadelphia for the WATERVLEIT lIOSIERY 'AtILI.B WATE.WIDIRY KNITTING CO: NORFOLK HOSIERY CO., OTIS MANUFACTURING CO., WALLACE k SON'S STEEL SPRING OSBORNE AND CHSESMAN'S. SKIRTS. Also Agents for t to AMERICAN AND HOWE PIN CO.'S PINS. JP7-stuth3n, C. HOWE & 00.. NO. 240 MARKET STREET, AGENTS FOR THE MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS, Have now in yore a full assortment of the various soods made by the above company. A large variety of very ohoioe styles of M. DELAINRR, CASHMEREg, OPERA CLOTHS PRINTS, te. J. C. HOWE & CO. Are also Agents tar GLENDALE. CENTR R VILLE. MERRIMACK. ELM STRRET. DIII 1.11 URI% GREENVILLE. BEDFORD. BRADFORD. TAFT, & CO.'S BLACKSTONE MILL, J. T. SRAGRAVE & CO.'S GRANITE MILL, And carious other popular makes of FANCY CASSIMERES. UNION MILLS BLACK BOESKINS. (Very superior high-lustre node.) Indian Orchard, Bleached and Brown Shee tinge, Blurt ape and Drain. Colored Cornet Jeans, &a.. km The attention of package buyers in nollaited. Fluladelphia, July 31,1810. jy3t-tutlin-Itno SHIPLEY, HAZARD, it HETORINSON, NO. 11 CHESTNUT ST. COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. taid-tok MEPICINAL. DROP. MORRIS' EUOEPHALOS. . 11 . There are NOM Sufferers from DJSEASES of the NEHVOUS BYOTEM, m the city of philadelplus, who can be our edy m m u Plt b uFES.oll MORRIS' _ BUO E - kii.A.l.o is. which hi au original and WONDERiIIi., REMEDY. ! hl mounded from the private formula of Professor orris, M. D.. of this our. t sots directly upon the Nerves BY ABSORPTION through the pores, and ir needs but the trial of a GLE BOTTLE to Null Its marvellous virtueu, Banertire Item X Z CITE MEN E T DOF THHEE, BRAIN.EENYRALHEAILCTY. EURALtiIA. tiblUtilltal2it, CHRONIC N RYOURNESS. ,k,c., Will find the desired re ief bY Its EXTERNAL ÜBE, as dlreety I n.the Circular. TR Pr RY 1:f ! TRY IT! I TRY 14: I TRY T ! :10 IT! lll ', ill It y IT I . `. I t it ti t y I I T 1 1 IlliT 11.1 RY I T RY T 7 H IT I TRY TRY IT 1 Ulan are exhausted by over-much study. If you stiffer from sleepless nigh s. II you are a victim to neuralgia, a Lou are prostrated by excessive grief, If you crave atimulatins drinks. T # TRY IT. T TRY IT! TRY R Y TRy I T 1 T! T 1 PRY IT T!! as it will remove those miserable sensations wbioh i duee a morbid dieposition_to:ivartia intemperance_. TRY IT, if von are elilrerlng from Nervous Debility In any ot its fonas k and you will find lt_ts soothing and INV/00 A LING APPLICATION to your nerves, and worth many tunes its cost, in the relief afforded. Numerous testimonials from tho most reirpeotable sources can be seen, by applying at the office at the pro prietors. FO PAipURH erTed Strby MOCKRIDOE fa CO., No. 62 North eet. ET And for Bale by Druggists generally, ly7-if ASTHMAFor the INATANT RELIEF end PER I MAIVEDIT CURE of this digressing oom plaint, use FENDTP9 BRONCHIAL CIG.ARRTTES, Made b 7 C. B. SEYMOUR & CO., 107 NASSAU Shea. New York. Price Slyer box ; cent free by poet terl-em in FOR BALE AT ALL DRUGGIETR. CONTINENTAL NAILS, (Edge Gripe.) manufactured at the Portage Nail and Iron Works t from superior quality of Juniata iron , on machines of tile moat approved construction. and vi.tranteit to be at least equqin quality. uniformity, and finish , to any other brands re the market. Other br and (flat (flat and mIIOEIIIIO always_on hand. JOS. ._ D. QIInfdTMAPt, 421 00Malk:ROB ()seat. u li o ' o ritt o l a t e O a lt o to v ir's 1111p01101 1101111.15T0 11,1LF5 'LIMY R. MAYER and Mrs. R M. DIQD efoAn thPirsohool for younr tember dine. Kt. ^ l, . 1010 82RucE street, on MONDAY Ii Re p )7. nug 3 ParvvrE SOHOOL FOR BONS.-LU rIUB BARROW:3. for the past six years Assn. Mate Pri noipal of Ritt•nbouse Arademv. in Fighteenth vet above Cheetn.it street will open a F l ehr. l i Boys, n ORES fN t 1 V street. second door below Eieh teenilt, (('i v Institute Buildings,' on MuNDAY, Bap temner 3 1860. Cireulate may he alit/tined at Ihe City Institute, and at 6O and &V Chestnut street. tolerances: John tl. Hart, LL. D., J. J. Rem). M. D. THE MIS , .ES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S English and French Floarding and Day Potion!, for Young Ladies, No. 1703 WALK iIT Street, will he re opened on 'Wednesday. Sept. 12th. auLew mIE/AMER CLIRGARAY AND D'HER VILIN respectfully i4form their friends and the trblio that they bava removed their Boarding end Day School for Venn, I aches from Loy an'Square to Nos. 14.7 and 1529 SPRUaI Street where they will he rend, to receive their pupils on THURSDAY, Septem ber 13th. Mesdames OHEDARAY end D'HE Riau:lrwin re ceiv vii,t'rs at No. Iteo9 LOGAN thUbTO unta Yet August. /325 em A MERIOAN SUHOOL INSTITUTE is s 4 -A- reliable medium throukhwhieh &tools and Fact. Ilea may obtain ooT j r d fi Mont teachers. r erentlur tam, cratattongly. olut i lio*Mtta i ngatto I, 8 beet 'shoo 0.6 W .- AY, york t eall-tf 801 CHt TNUT Street. yhtladetto is. WYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGEa, loosted rhilo delphiq, S. E. corner SEVENTH end ORESTN4, New .rk, Buffalo, Orreland, OhJoao, end Bt. I Far rmation. call or mond for Catoloins. 40- EPHRATA. MOUNTAIN SPRING.— This popultr watering-place will be kep' noes during the season of warm weather, and soli the frost sets in. Pe.sons desirous of spending the remainder of the season where they have the advantage of pure water, pure mountain air fat an elevation of metre hundred feet fsee from fogs damn nights, and mias mas. usually rising f rom sluggish 'tree me in gorges of mono a ns slid low localities, will here find eery o m fort and amunement to be net with at the best-regulated watering•plaoes. For further particulars and circulars, Please call on Joe. E. Myers, corner 3 hird and Vine Streets, and lames h. Earle & No. 816 Chestnut Holier, Phi adelphia, or on JOSEPH It ONIOihtACHIR Ephrata Poet °Mae. lotnottstar oounty. Pa. au9-1m QUN HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA. This fine old mansion founded before the Revel.- thou, and inbtnat-ly conneote., with some of the most interesting features of our national huh n, is now of °quaint,' to accommodate a lame number of guests. The house is conducted in the beet manner, and no thing is wanting to make it the pleasant and comtorta ble none of visitors during their toiourn in this de lightful inland town. The air is salubrmus. the moun tain and river soonen beautiful. and to the seeker. of either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not exoelled by any other summer resort in the Union. au3.lm .1 Li. 181. RT, Proprietor. MANSION HOCH, MuIINT CARBON, sommxim, COUNTY. PA. Families aocommodated with good .rooms at reduced Prices. This old-established House, located In the gap be tween Sharp and Second mountains, immediately on the line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, within hall a mile of Pottsville, formerly kept by Jo seph Head, of the old klasaion House, Philadelphia. ghter. • has, anne tun demise, been under the charge of' his dau The House is prepared, at all seasons of the year. for the reception of guests. and has been recently put to order. The large garden. and park adjoining. presents great Indueements tui a summer resort. to persona wish ing.to knead a short time away from the dust and tur moil of the miles. where they one breathe free' moun tain air. and sniff the wild and beautiful scenery of the coal region. Commutation passenger tickets. fee the use of fami lies are sold at a ref:Motion of twenty five per cent.. and an acoommodation train will leave Pottsville daily during the summer montre, to enable those who may denim it to spend the business portion of the day in the city and return the came evening. on which the charges will be thirty-three per cent below the usual rates. For termihanly to fiIADY BEAD. Idansionliouse, Mount Carbon, Jeko-3m Hohuylkill Co.. Pm.. 31A N NItil j. O I N SAA II C O T II ELA SE it A R T ( I. I4 At to i ef T s l . o 4. M H Z! ; Pr.ilg rie lo t l r iise has been very moth sumac - ed and Im proved. Has now a lancet 'n be r of Family Rooms, not sursassed by any hote,t eta la city. It is lighted throughout with gas. New and fine walks have been laid to the ocean, which will be lighted at night. from the Hotel to the water, by splendid reflect ing lamps. Attached to the house (but separate from the main building) tee lar,e Hall for Hope and Parties, with a first-class lee Cream and Conleottonery attached Over the Hall there are forty sleeping rooms for single gentle men. There is also a.play ground for children, well shaded end enclosed, with swines. &e. The entering department will be under my owrr es genial supervision, and I treat that my reputation is sufficiently - elablished to cutely all that my table will be unsurpass.d. Terms will be 812 per week. Transient Boarders $2 per day. Carriages Wan, ed to the House wilt take Boarders to and from the (Mean free of charge during bathing hours, 1023-tf ISA AC T H AYER. AMERICAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN, PA.—This well-known and popular hotel has, during the past season, been itREATuY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. and is now in capacity and convenience second to none in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and healtoful situation of Allentown 'renders it a de lightful summer resort, in view of which special ar rangements have been made by th_e proorietors toao oommodattiln/Miller bOSTIIBIII. Y. Bl:CWt bb. jea t.el M. W. BIGONV. BED WoRD SP 'MGR.—This well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will be opened for the reception of Visitors on the FIRM? OF JUNE, and kept open till the let of October. Tne Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A. G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous manners, and attention to hie gueeta. give the amplest naaurenoe of oomfort and kind treatment. Parties wishing rooms. or any information In regard to the place , will address the subscriber, in JNO. Y. HE HD, end Treasurer, mring Bedford Mineral Springs, Co. ei.ONGRESS HALL-- TLANTIO CITY, ' l / 4 - 1 N. .T.—This 'parsons Hones. situated at Atlantis City. will he reopened with every itociommodation_for visitors on the 29th inetatit, by the eubaoriber. The Boone fronts the beach led feet, "lying a splendid view (I the Wean. am is near the Flalung and t.ailinn point. No pains will be .pared to tenure the comfort and con venience of guests. eia-tre TTIONTAR 0. SiAll RSITT NEPTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIC CITY. —This popular and eminently -avorite House at Atlantic City has. since the closing of lest season, been enlarged. refitted, refurnished, and completely re juvenated in every particular and in now open for the season. From its delightful situation, near ness to all places of interest, eines proximity to the safest and beet part of the beach, it ul rendered one of the most convenient and decidedly the pleasantest house on the Island. e— • et• . Termo per week; elm per day. Children and lervanta half price. JOHN WHICH, Proprietor. R. L. FUREY, Superintendent. je2l-Mat hIERINO AND ALL WOOL RHlR7_'y AND DR A wIcREL BURR AND HALF HOSE. COTTAGE RETREAT, Beautifully and conveniently located at Mt32EM2Li2IM Boarders nooonamodatell on reasonable terms. le2o-2m M. 51e0LEES. Proprietor STAR HOTEL, NEAELY OPPOSITE TEE 11. S. ITOTEL, ATLANTIC CI .'Y N.,1. SAMUEL ADAMS, PROPRII•TOR. DINNER .FIFTY CENTS. ALSO, CARRIAGES TO BIKE. Boarder' accommodated on the moat removable term'. lad Sm MANSION HOUSE. MAUCH CHUNK, CARBON CO., PA.—This is the most comforta ble and eXtelllllVei hotel in Northern Pennsylvania, and the proprietor flatters hunaelf that thus far he has suc ceeded in keeping it in a manner that cannot fail to aut tisfy all his guests. The Rooms are newly and elegantly furnished, and the Table always °outwits the very best the Markets afford. The hotel to located on the banks of the Lehigh, directly opposite the railroad depot, and at the base of Maurili Chunk Mountain. A path Mads from the mar of the house to the top of this mountatn, from which point, some eignt hundred feet above the Lehigh, the most sublime mono imaginable is presented. The House is abundantly supplied with the best and purest Mountain Spring Water. ill' Rot emd Cold Ratite can be taken at all times. le2B-ttm GEORG', HOPPER, Proprietor. A BEMOAN HOTEL, MAIIUH. CHUNK, J- 31 - PA.—This HOTEL is now kept In a manner af fording every emu ort to strangers and travellers. Arrangemente ha% e been made this season to accom modate BUMMER BOARDERS. The moat sublime mountain scenery and rural enjoyments are here ,f -lorded. MICHA wax w OEO. W. WIL ELietM. jeep-tael Proprors. SEA-SIioRE—ATLANTIO CITY. MeKIBBIbt'S U. B. 11' L'EL. The undersigned, propna• or of the above-named house, being now preparet to receive guests, re iipoottellr solions a share of the publicspatron age. Bites last summer th ere has been edited to this • hotel a four storied wing,l4o feet in lens lb. 0011- IMIVIA (beside the bed.rooins.) a suite of three Panel's, for laMes, and two for gentlemen • also, a reception room, wash•roron, and spacious gar -room. Bowling esloons, Billiard Rooms, and hot and gold Salt-wner Bath Honing have been constructed for the accommo dation of visitors, and the whole house will be lighted with gas. The house has been newly painted aqd fur nished while the shaded grounds surrounding it have been put in complete order. A well manned pleasure Yacht, and an excellent Band of Musichave beenen gj• t ged for f the season. McILIBBIN. CARLISLE The favorite resort for those aho rippreciate Grand ficenery. Pure mountain Ay, Invigorating WHITE IMIRIIUR Baha,Larse and Well-ventilated SPRINGS, Cumberland co., Pa. Rooms, Good Society, and a Good Accommodationdor Table. 300. For particulars send fur Circa- TERMS Low. lar. OWEN, CLENDEIYIN. & VISSCHEB, Carlisle tiprin S. 1%. COLUMBIA DOUSE, CAPE ISLAND— CAPE MAY, New Jersey.—This large, first•olau HOT KL will be opened. for the reception of guests, on the 2arli Juno. 110. The House has been completely repaired and refurnished. A now cooking ranee, ovens, steam boilere, and ovary modern improvement added. Biteirive stabling attached to the premises All letters add - essed to the subscribers, Cape Island, New Jersey, will be promptly attended to. • LAIRD & WOOLAIAN. James H. Laird late proprietor Franklin House, r hilft dolphin; B. B. Wooknan,_ formerly proprietor Mount Vernon llntei. Cape island. 02m VAGLEI HOTEL, BNITILEHERI, PA. V 1 This large and old-established House, known as the " LEHIGH VALLEY SUMMER RETREAT,' , Is now open for the season. The atoommodations of this House will he found unsurpassed. The ride here, by toe North Penns)lvania Railroad. is one of the plea• mutest in our State. ' CALEB YORE, Proprietor. Jen 3rn i ttsiBRIOAN LOUSE, CAPE PLAND— Mrt. IC REYNOLDS, Proprietor ; — This favorite INnlgf=Agg:ala Mteing l end every attention viii be paid to the oornlort o, ice enema. leis-dtSepl SEA :ATIIING. NATIONAL NALL, CAPE MANI) ; CAPE MAY. N. J. This fine, largo. and airy house is NOW OPEN for Plintors. It In distinguished for comfort. locality, and superior aocommodationt, with ample room for 200 pet ering. Terme moderate. PO 2m AA RON OAR RETRON. Proprietor. qBA BATHING. CAPE ISLAND. N J.— DELAWARS HOUSE is now open_cor the season. rote-9m• JAMES bIECHAy. Preemie?. - PROM PRf TESSOR OTH,—" In my opinion the H • R e f ed.L JAR methane morn ad vantages than any others for Preserving, being wholly of plats, Meanly, strong, and durable, dosing aitstight. and entrails and chatting with JAMES C. Hoorn." FROM DR. ATI,IsE. " I have used the Herten All glass Jar in my Cann 7 for the preservation of , rult, and in simpering it with others previously employe fur the purpose, I consider o highly preferable, and partienlarly so to metal taro or bars with metal tops. It in pe firmly air Vela. and i ee from all possibility of taint. as is the ante With It is tenured with more ease. rapidity. and certainty elan by eeriest or solder, and opened readily %tilde the fruit is kept in the moss admirable manner. Caving tested the Jar well, t consider that it meats all the lath cationa that can be desired " WA.B2IINGTro.OTT Avtain, H., f 11,OS Arch Street." Manufacturers under the Finest, .FIARTEL & LETeuwonTIL 00.13 North FIFTH Strect. HAVANA CIGARS.—A handsomo as sortment on band, by mania arrivals, com p lain , — Cabanas, rartneas, abanas, Figaro, 1. spano , a, Mom), Meek Sea, ArqUll ,o . Zatall oB, na. Adoradon, Arrovo Hondo, As,, A 0, ,, Of all sizes and enmities, for gale low. by , •HasbF•s TETE. anB-18t 130 WALNUT Street. A ZUMEA 1 AZUMEA 1 .AZUMEA ! AZIJAIKAI AZUMEA! AZUMEA! AZUMEA PROF, MORRIS' AZUMEA BAKING FOWDEB• M i gt :tag it:17,17", mBOO7O EDUCATIONAL. SUILIIRER nEsoturs. WANTS. WANTEr).—A young man wants a situ goon MS entry otelk itt a A dd ressfv hnu.e oau fa:nieh host of 'elegem:lM • ?IV' this office. ault-2t• WA NT RD—A situation by a young man in a wholeeals liquor Inane; he had five years' expenenne: otn afluence a larse a euun t or rear trade. and can furnish her of references. Ad dress far two days "ti. 1, ," this °trine It. WANTED—An active, energetic nian, who can command from S3IXO to 84'0 to Join ths ndvertisrr in a Parr mofitshin husinevs. Pot par ticulars sddroas " R. M. M.," B ood's Dispatch. aorll-9, WANT D, a thorough, competent saleg• map and buyer In a Carrot bout). Ju.t startinr. First Mast references fer capability an , meaner be ream re , e. address . • n. B. (1," at tine office. au13.30 CTAWISiA 18t-51OBTGAGE BONDS .7,11bn taken at much nbova invlrst nitoi far im pp roved l p itv property, at enhance& Addreas Box 610 It in. nub, B • THPADVEMTE4FR CAN COMMAND t 5.2 4 ,03 in wish. and , s willow to LOP an interest in fl Fat. p.m • boaines-, where his s•rviess and c•pits I will nffnrd a living compensation. Address "1 awr•sce." dike of The Press. anlo 7t. rip 3 CAPITALIST9.—Wanted, pureha -a. sir for an undivided half of sh o wn light. manatee turing business. Pro4ts clan be to he Urge end certain. Address Enterprise." Press office. tinnier WANTED—By an experienced Sales- TIM. a Pj .notion in !‘ wholessle jobbins do-Roods house. Cau initnemse a fair amount of re r short a edit trade. Addreaa '• Hamilton," M. this °Moe. autO ISt* A YOUNG LADY, who has had Fix years' experlenae as teacher. desires similar employment in nr out of the city. Address " Teacher;' office of The Press at:10-120 IVANT ED—By a Young Lad, fifteen v v yeara Morris situation in a store or came. Apply at No. 701 street. aulo-st. WAN TED—A middle-aged man with • v st ow. towing a knovledeo of Howery buldnasa. Money enured with Interest, and a fear salary. ad dress." floaters , ;' office d The Pees:. au94t* wg li N o T . E t . h D-A young tor . as !Itisinkan ; Tailor'sami clotiOtTa ' a n Art i t r goirlt tn a% e any e gril eatable of filling firs position. a liberal compensation will be given. address Box 413, P. t). jrl3-tf %JANTED—A Situation, by a man, thirty-seven years of age. of extensive experi ence in business. of good address. and competent to fill almost any position. either as a clerk. superintendent, or salesman. la veiy respectably connected, and can give the most satisfactory reforenoes ea to integrity, energy,and business capacity A mo derate , salary for grAer4i e t s will be accepted. Address B. U. ilLieglie FOR SALE AND TO LET. giti FOR PALE—On accommodating terms, act the STORE and DWELLING, No. 211 AftrE Street. Apply to WM. R. ALLEN, Nu. P 33 ARCM Street. oull-12t" TO LE I—Two fire-proof Offices on the first Boor of the Pennsylvania, Pailroad Ape! , to EDMUND SMITH. mull 6t tiroretary. de TO RENT—Two spacious, well- Ml'Alighted. welt-ventilated Rooms. near the Ex change. Huard for prirtms offices. or for manufactenng Purposes as there is mole steam cower attached. Ad. dress" X. Y ." box 131)7. Post Office. auT-lm lERMANTOWN PROPERTY. For Salo or to Lot, a large arid convenient House rn liermantowu ; gaa, water. laign lawn. and plenty of abed., an one of he best locations • t will be sold ow. Address Box MO, Philsoelpbia post office. j)2l-Ini TO BUIL DERS. —A large lot, having three fronts. imitable for immediate improvement. situated en TWENTIETH street, below CATHARINE Wall be sold on accommodating terms to a gar/ who IMMOVI). For terms, fee., address 'IL Onl6o pl this paper. 17111-ti TAO TORY LOT FOR SALE.—A large lot having three fronts, admirably situated in the Ecaithwesiern part of the oily. Will be rented or sold on reasonable terms. For partosalars, apply at this office. jyl9 tf M) VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE in coed location. For further information _ ap ply at Va. 431 ORTH THIRD Street, camaen, null etuthltu. MISSOURI LAND I I 309,000 Acres for Sale, at prices ranging from um to 50 cents er Acre, in Ulf quantatum reqJ tied. TAX Sti p and Pa CENTS procur 4 for puroha sere of Land under the Graduation Aot. Plate furnished gratis by enclosing a Postage clamp. For further informat op apply to W I LoON RA PVL INGS & CO., U. S. and General Land 4gente, no CH ST. UT Street, B..tweon THIRD end r 011 R B'l. LOUIS, KO. LAvTI WARRANTS bought, sold, and located. jy2-3m ipq OR SALE—Thu btock and Fixtures of a Wholesale Boot and ...hoe House, now doing good business. This /8 a goon opportunity for any one wishing to go into the business, or a house watiting to increase their trsde. Bawd oto.r reasons giving for sellin4 out. Address "Box 250," Philadelphia Poem office, with name. je9A-t1 To N(JhBERYMEN AND FLORISTS — For Kale a, large lot itkthe Southwestern section of tie city. welt adapted for a Nursery. Terms agoommods tins. For particulars address " lt",'y at this office. apl7-t1 HOARDING. 11110ARDING.—A. gentleman, wife, and three ^hildrea wish to semi e tinardina in a onoral Dart of the city. Address Werrea," aloe of thu paper. aulo.6t* PR 1 V A TE BOARDING.— -Gentlemen and their families, or single gentlemen, oan be accom modated with Board, with pleasant and handsome rooms. furnished or unfurnished, at 616 LOralST south aide of Washington square. The location, beans opposite TO one of the handsomest park. in the city, le oenlral, and extremely pleasant. Transient persons visiting the olty can be accommodated by the day of week. Terms moderate. A !moment frontroom. watt private entrance, for rent. meltable for an office. Jell-tf TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN ()AN BE w. accommodated with good, min' asartmouts.fwitl or without board,Lipt a private family. I.,ooation oen tral. Address " TOLBERT," through Blood's Dis patch. as= INSURANCE COMPANIES. NORTHERN ASSURANOE COMPANY, LONDON. HEAD OFFICE, No. 425 CHESTNUT STREET, New Building, Philadelphia Bank CAPITAL.. 36 298 800 INCOME 0VER........ -.-....51,200,000 PI EcE RISKS TAKEN AT NIODERATE RATES LIFE RISKS ON FAVORABLE TERMS GETTY 3; LI - BEING, AGENTS ao2 th tu2m INS. RANCE COMPANY Or THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPIIIA, August e, 186 1 1. The eireo(ors have this day declared a dividend of Sin Yes Cent., or rwelve Dollars err SIAM, out 01 The profits of the company. payable to the stockholders, or their legal represent itiven, on ( au7- let NIL lafil HARPER, F.eoretary. THE MUTUAL LIFE MURANO' V OMPANY OF NEW PM. Assets• BIZ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. 03 TTTTT D ID WO YI RTH O V ER HBED SHALOADIL CD WWI AMU fhe breminuts are LOVIRB. than In May other Gems nee, and the Drridends have been eaaernL Inds Is strlotly MUTUAL A L L Tharp an as Stockholders, so that ALL THE PROFITS 1X1402t0 TO MI ifIoYiLID. Pamphlet*, and every informatlen, mai be kw ilium, on application to F. RATCHFORD ISTARA= 6. W. oorner FOURTH and WALNUT PHILADELPHIA REFERENCE!, Ghanian Robins, John Welsh, Mordecai L. Dawson, George H. BtOll3l. goorgo M. Stroud. E. S. Whelan, John 11 blyern J. Fisher Leming. Joseph Fatter:ion, William C. Ludwig. John U. Atwood, Artha• 0 Coffin William Power*. George W. Tolailid, William McKee. Thor. Wattaon. WS-17W FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, tio. dos CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED APRIL NNSYLVANIA, UM BY TEE lITATEOP P. sortvoulD TO FIRE AND INLAND rim DIRICTORII Samuel Weight, D. B. Dirney, Wm.W.waiters, J. W. Drennan. lOW. Richardson, Henin Lewis, Jr.. Geo. A. West, Jacob W. Stoat, 0 . Wilson Davie, . Meako Stern. Thee. 8. ISartin t GEORGE W. DAY,Yrealdent. FRANCIS N. BUCK. Vice Pee t% WILLIAAIR I. BLANCHARD. Seeratari.ll-IIS SAVING FUNDS. A MERICAN SAVING FUND.—Ctom pany's BuSldtng, southeast corner WALNUT and FOUR= Streets. ()nen daily from 9 till o'clock, and pn MONDAY nil Bin the evening. This Old Institution has always paid In full, on darner d. without notice. INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. All sums paid back, T on demand h in gold and:divan . . . . ALEX. NHILLDIN. President. BAML. WORX, Vice President. John C. Farr, T. E. Harner, George Nugent, John Anspaeh, Jr., Sam!. T. Bodine, Alb. C. Roberts. John ..tikinsn, Joraa Bowman, H. H. Eldridge, Wm. J. Howard. JOHN 8. WHASON,'Treaserer. JOHN C. RIMS. Beeretary. 1,10-1 m "*IPRENG GARDEN SAVING FUND, KJ Dike, 331 North THIRD Street. between Vine and Callowhill. Incorporated by the Legislature April 14th, 1661. Open for Deposita and Payments, daily, from 9to 23{, o'clock. Also. on MONDAY and TRURSDAY EVENINGS, from b to 8 o'clock. Interest 6 per cent. per annum. Depositors can with draw their , doneye by Checks, if desired. Special De Posits received. JAMES S. PRINGLE, Pre/rider FRANCIS MAIM. Secretary. asBo-ti AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL OARD. "HEENAN'S FESTIVAL." FECURFION EIbATS AND TRAINS For the JOHN C ENAN Festivsl. at CAMAC'S - voups, on Wr DNE , DAY. Amine leth. Artancements have been made with the fewving Trains and Bmt a to run to Ptitialbdphia on the day of the reception of .0. N C. .111.ESAN, America's Ci MIINELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY will ni t raim Ca-n every trip and will I'X ors Ini Tiesets dueler the d sat low rates "Et VATe. rENTRAL —All p , zsengPrc over this route will ..Igw tulle t return in tl evenine. l'il Ei..A LPHI I i MINGTON. AND DA LTl mop 1.. RAILROAD. Violate can witnesi the witt y I and return in the evening without fail. W.SvT CHESTER AND ME. I •. — OPportunities dn this road to vlidt the arty cannot be eseel.ed. THE BOAT?. THOMAS A. :HORGAN end JOHN A. WARNER wAI ones pannengote from Hartmann Bristol. Beverly, Torrential , and Veneer. end give all the residents a 011eatne retornbt dr y liebt. SALEM AND DELAWARE CITY. The ste•m• boats 111 JOR RFYBOLD •nd CORANSEY wtlt oiler zircon menattons for the patronage of Lower Jersey and Delaware. I he EDW N EOBREST. from Ironton ace inter mediate towns, makes her mom' ripe while the DARE :HAY BOATS trill all'ord the patrons cud friends of HEENAN a chance to WltlloBB the gre.i.teet tanitation ever teen in America It GRAND PIit)ITENADE FREE I. ON CER THIS AFTERwOON, at EiMESFIELD. oncost o Fairmount Perk. ht the full A MPHION OR h.:riT u • . Mr. AlorPz Beorhalter Director. Com toe non e at 2,h; o'clock P.M Faie P or 7 cents from every point of the city (via Oirard.avenue Railroad) to the place. Fairmount women; oleo oton. anl4-15t* p ENNA. ACADEMY OF TUE FINE ARTS.-1.023 CRESTNUT Street. Containin openl: collection of Painting' nnil Et a r il j ur e, is now lly from 9 A. M. 4116 P. M. - ntunnon oat. ohm dm =aril yews. 11 mats. t ANUSEJOINTS. JOHN C. HEENAN'S WELCOME EOME. THE CHAMPION'S RECEPTION FESTIVAL NAT IO:1AL WELCOME JOHN C. KEENAN. JOIN C. HEENAN. SOHN C. ILEENAN, Witl take plate sex CAMAC.B WOODS. Ile lir Al' CAMACII WCOLIL "SI Irr AT CAPSAC'S WOODS, "SS LP ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST U, NU AT ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M. • %KT ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL 'WS On which occasion THE CHAMPION, JOHN C. HEENAN. Will be assisted by JOHN McDONALD. JAMES CUSICK, AARON JOKE& C. P. OTTIGNON. THE OVATION. It es bored, wxtt prove to the entire civilized world tact the BRAVE? CRAMPLON is not unappreciated by hie fair eou attp womea 6adtheH lords. The WELCOME HOMB Will indeed bee kindly greeting to JOHN C. HUNAN On Lis return from Ms TRIUMPHAL CONTEST IN THE OLD MELD, THE ARRANGEMENTS will be conducted throughout upon the most twenty,- Om:table principles, and win b 3 found in even' teem t worthy of THE GREAT OCCASION, end the PATRONAGE OF THE El ITE. With tins v,eror, it is the intention of the nniunrettlelst to reproduoe, as nearly as possible, lIE BATTLE la ROUND OF FARNBOROUGH, and a mimic) representation of TEE GREAT INTERN eTIONAL CONTEST for the CHAIIPIONEHIP CP THE WORLD, between mEss Rt. BE KNAS AND 8 which took place in fine land, on the MAI of Opal lest. order to acoommoda'e the thousands who us anitone to testify by their presenoll their 11/1101011r bort of THE MANLY SKILL and INDOMITABLE COURAGE JOHN C. 1 4 FENAN, to d 4encio HI9NATIONAL HONOR. the management has, for this ocoarioa. Lurie Owen tire of Cemio's Wocde. which have been soregnet rented in, tad will form one vast 'end swims areas. capable of accommodating Sir FIFTY TLIOUSAND PERON% IN all of whom can rutneee the whole proceeding *Wien the shcbted inconvenience. In enigma to the nen ample "van. a range of AMPb !THEATRE BALCONIES NS and In - RESERVED PRIVATE BOXES will be erected for the Gamma accommodation of LADIES ACCOMPANIED BY OWN ri..EttErt, to which they onit be mooned by polite caborm by a private entrance. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE. and which reserved seats will command ea fabstio ruyted view of THE &WTI ING AND CHIVALRIC FEATS OF EMULATION. tween JOHN C. HEENAN and THE KNIOHTS AND cluatinosa of THE TWENTY-FOUR FEET RIMS THE OBJECT OP THIS FETE, , Independent of conferring a well merited tiomPlunent to the Temp ent of the ovation is to allow that 'pontos of the community who have never seen a struggle , for superiority of science and st-ength between oppose/Me, an orportunity of w tensing the mottos operandi tool. dent to such eve ts. void of the nap eaaaut kabinet that too often are attendant neon a pemonaleneolater. THE CHAMPION AN° due FR RN ail will appear i • the same costume, end Weida: the elint• colors as were cm aimed at toe ruse bag In Regi•ad. MR. JOHN C. HEENAN WILL. Pt• iteIONALLY AP PEAR /N TOR CONTEST. and FIGHT HIS B tTTLE WITH SAYERS. In friendly and harmless rivalry. o'er again. The seconds and assistants will set Bp the ring so unding to the established rule, put up their colors. 'e lect umpires. and prepare their Principals or the Mad event, who will immediately toss for corners, sad tail* their respective places. All the movements and pre' nullity arrangements and the entire management on both sides will nOW FAITHFULLY RAPRoSENr THE GREAT CON TEST, al it took place in England, on the Mb of April Int. with the real colon, &0.. &e. In order to chow Mr. Heenan's extraordinary Power • of endurance, he will. after the grand conteat, sustain the successive assaults of all the profeteore above named. who will. ip after smother, cope With the Champion in friendly encounter. In order to outbid the utmoot facility to those who de sire to be present, on this moat interesting °melon. PAIR DISTINCT TI HST 0FF1C.45 will be opened at the Woods, on the day of the festival. thus enabling all the visitors to enter without fear of In convenience from crowding—in addition to orldoti, that those who desire to provide themselves with, tataltete is advance may be enabled to do so A CENTRAL TICKET OFFICE hes been established at 7io CHESTNUT STREET. opposite Masonic!, Hall. (up atanad whirs lanteanni visitors can proearo their tickets, singly or in peek ates, ORDER OF THE ARR iIIOEMENTS. The following will be the leaduig features of tie PTO - gramme of the festival. The doors will be opened for • the admission of visitors at 10 A NI: At Noon A NATIONAL SALUTE OF THIRTY-TWO OUP( 8 will be fired by THE PARK OF ARTILLERY. At I P. hi. the Prudish ROYAL SALUTE OF SEVENTEEN Gum will be fired. In the interim, and after the fines of the Salutes, a GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will be given, for whiob purpose DECK'S PIIILADS,LPHIL BAND. THIRTY PERvORMERB, J. sTE ENSON NEON, Leador, has been PPD.:TALLY ENGAGED. and will perform the following brilliant programme . . PROGRAMME. 1. Overture—"Natruoo ".—........ Verdt. 2. Marksman's Polka... Rehm. 3. A ria—" I Lombardi _ ..-.Yerdt• 4. I einati's Klause Waltzer.- • • LekhlteßT; 6. Anvil Chorne and Gipsy ....Verdi 8. Grand Coronation Maroh-"Le Prophets" Meysrbeer 7. Overture—" arra dells " 8. Aria and Miserere—" 11 Trovatore"..--.....Yerd1. 9. Sleigh-bell ..... .......- - • ...DIU/en. 10. Waltz and Duet—" Ls, Travians".. ..... 11 Bolero -" Lee Vespres Bioiliennes"— _ _ 12. Grand International Pot Ponrri. arranged en- Prosily FOR TIM OCCASION BY AI. z. AL 'DO. CONDUCTOR OF THE PHILJk- LLPHIA BAND NO. 1, AND RB✓!PEOT FULLY DEDICATAD TO JOHN O. ass- NAN, Rim AT THREE O'CLOCK AT THItEE O'CLOCK AT THREE o'CLIICK THE CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS THE CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS THE CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS Wilt delve into and around the atonal'. and will be ha niedialky followed by his oygoaent of the (mama, with his assistants, when the ring will be farmed. Sad the MANLY MIMIC DISPLAY commence, the entire performance oonchnilanakortiir after four o'clock. TEE CARS. Arrangements have been made with the Tenth sail Eleventh, Fourth and Eighth, and Thirteenth sod Fif teenth•etroet routes for an undmlted sop. , O&M. which wilt convey visitors dirge to the Wo it. Sir NOTICE. MI This will be positively the only reprseentation given by the Champion and hie friends in Ph ladelphitt. TEE ENTIRII MANAORMENT under the immediate end parlors' supervision of JAMES M. NIXON AND ULNAE WOOL TICKETS OP a oeats Seats tbr iad,ea, aessunpanied by Gentleman.= the !,loonies and private boxes. FREE OF .1-XTRA CRA.ROE. REPEN3HMENTB Of every descriyVon, and of the best Qoahty, vid beprovided at the hotel and on the grounds. ital3-dt A CARD. NERNKIVA FRnIVAL, JOSE P WOOD. ISONDAY, AVIUST IX To TOE Yczaac I !t bairmia been intimated that I will not api i i i tar at Donee' VireoSone on !Monday bee to state th.t. MPS placed myintor . e eta the hand/ of Mr James M. ties and Hy Wood for muatement, the bonellt soeuring to ine, and that when thoae asntlemen encomia* en 19- ve mance at auy place I will be pretrant tolcl4ll4lraLow guement. JOAN REEriAn• THE HEENAN .FESTIVAL. OtNTILAL mum In order to avoid contain n. and provide kr ta o ems fort of those • ho desire to to present on Wednesday next, and prefer obtaining their 'lost, an iodvaboo. A CETRAL, OFPICE Has been opened, for TlitS BALE OF TICKETS, 41.2 No. 720 OIIFB NUT STREET, Opposite Itlasotue Half, (up stain) where lloaaut be obtained finely or by the smokes*. Partin ed totems utues regain:is tickets oaa °Nate ut advisee° by forwarding tn. tues=lllollM ara. tialS•IN ED. micas. a,
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