The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 18, 1860, Image 4

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r i rGenerallrebti,"Whe "next' to Thule* : Weed . , has
Alaybeskmatos if inse;itinithe whhes and viola of
.; Sdnaterfintraid,'derdeitilirit therela any authority
, fir , titli , , statenient Abet i that gentleman 'pro.
- paiii'fe 'irithdirriefieinthe Senate at the expire.
t od-ir , i04040e, ,at terra.. ,The story, GOD. W.
-. s ti te . i; - -brrltico4 , 4l . to two gentlemen who are
known to-bli aibbitioui of the Senatorial seat. The
nnfionneenient creates much comment among the
Ropufilleitt Wire , pullers. -- ,
..
Tottelliskeess erthe sliVii:.tradeoand the enter
,prl4o
and,audacity-Of those engaged in; the traffio,
. arc unabated:: 4 Thia:la.inpakeut'fronithe mime
gi%
' - 'in'ui oliddreinlade'durin e - last three Months,:
` ,Y,tabitditY ano th er:v:lMM . ' gic i iiiivin'ile trade,
the !Thou:init . 'Aehorit, wad ught - ,iato perk by
Lieut. Grmano f . the' na4,:fro the chast,or Afikia,
viAiishenalleaptaredl4 (ni t Drittealltites steam.,
The Great Eastern is aflast finally and utterly
Played cut: ,'White lying ip the Stream yesterday;
she was visited' by,abont, six. thugs - And people, and
.ati t-, ivrit a :She . is . steaming
. uprfor her:departure
'horifeWardr.', fir the-history of great shows, the
• Great - Shi will-aloud out as the moat' ,
memorable
' Oractrile'nerecord- of stolid obstinacy, and utter
incompetency of management. How not to do it
'.- stems-to -have been the motto of her managers
frem the outset., . .
:::- .- .Boiddes the groat - race for twenty th ml dol.
ints;to come off on the 25th of Septem - on the
Fashion ilOurii, be tween Planet and Dan ne,
~vronro to have another that is exciting m into
rost.-7,imately, amatoh for ss,B4lo,stitree.m` . eab,
. between the New York- horse Threge Neck; • the
:Virginia:heft - lc Muddy Coon: "Forfeit for this inhtch
rrits,tut upon Monday hat: , ThregsHeck was
born .10.1855 t , Muddy Coon , in 1856: Neither of
_them, has 'yet dintingulahed himself by any extra..
ordinary,' performance, ,, -but • their owners think
something will be done in September. ' Another
slide;for Elll,OOll, ig .to , aiiitioor , during 'the - ammo'
•,Ueelc,befween .oysterman, the property of 0: P.
".Hare, Ef1 . :,,0f Virginia, and prophet, awned by F.
- ilforri4, lief, of Throgs Neck, Westchester county.
- ghat: , raeO i s eXpcota •to
.4,ljord, and very closely
~- .
- contested. .
, ; Harprfs'ilfogazins,` for September, will be in.
hued on Saturday. The publishers speak of it to
.their personal' friends as ono of the beet numbers •
, they - -have issued.,
.It opens with The Sawing
`llirtiFfitriiin, -by OBrien, exquisitely illustrated
by John MeLonan; 22A Summer in New England—
:'''Malitiirit'i,Vineyard, by-Porte Crayon, (illustrated;),
' '-3Apliferi' their Struoture "and Matins, (iltuatra
ta 1 by Mrs-" Charlotte Taylor ; ,4. Lipids of Mi.'
Cab Rood, by Miss Jane D. Fuller; 5. The Cruise
',`of•the Ton •Der Mons ;11. Somebody's Love Story,
, ;bzlifra; Alice B. Haven ; 7. Eiten's ,Barliary Ex- ,
• neditiMii by J:,T; Headley ; S. Bachelors' Ball, by
_ D. H. Castloton ; 9.- My Johnny ;-10. Some •of My
:Troubles; by MM. C. R. T. Clarke ; H. The Four .
- tlocrgel; by Thickeray ; 12.. Unto This Last—The
•;;Mixits a Honor, by John Raskin ; Monthly Recent.,
' of. burrerit 'Events% and the usual departmental
.matter. The. 'rimers have secured Motley's new
- ,,,histery,..im I will put it immediately to press. •
- Stiakeseh and Ullman - have pretty, much per
'fitited their operatto campaign for the coming sea.
- seal, whieh"wilf Commence on the sth of Septem.
her. Their piincipatirtiiits are Patti;Coiteal, aid
rattbri, Edson, - and' Midillitil; Ferri, Aniodio,-
',and Sesta. Engaitementi have also been made
WithtlerlFormes, and the'great tenor, Tanib erlik,
' - who will appear later in the season. . .
-- TIM- largely Increased Treceipts of tolls en', te e
~ .
State Canals= mate the universal prosperity and
: rovii'mkof inuiliessin the West. , For the first week '
in August the reteiptsetere 03,829, which Is great-,
.-. er , than theireecipts of any correlipinclittlyeek 9f
Augusksitme 1847: The aggregate receinte iflB6o
- ':te AuginstSiare 51,248,286, an increase .over 1859
Of 400 825. - - " - - - ,
-',.- ,Asien*-the . “ passengers" just off by. ateasnavn.- -
'.':..,814f0r Mr,"
I i'etr - nrark --
- on the titif,„reserring that distinction for England.
. Among other vessels now in process of construe
-.-tion at-the-shipyard of Mr. Theties Colljer, of this
• - oily, are - two • side-wheel steamers for the China
'trade; to ply between. the- various- Porta on the
rivers' in_ that country. They are each of abOut
.. seven hundred tons burden,' and will be launched
' in-Octobcr. - ' • '' . '
Departure of the Great Eastern.
S.lllls Altb' 3111.V911D
.ffAyEN
WITICONE ItUtiDirD AND TEN PACIBIRdiRS
,NOtwithstandleg evil prognostieitions and de-
Spite lho weak meshes of some petty lawsidts which
Abroatoood to detail her, the Great Eastern 'do-
• pastel yesterday. romptly at the hour advertised-
Beilles the claim for an alleged infringement of
an Maorilan patentin the management of the screw
'and side wheels, and the attachment turned ageing
, the luckless Cox, who was responsible for many
abdominal • aching- voids on the Cape May excel ,
• Sion: there were ri number°, small charges signing
people-who hadlmen directly or - indireetly engaged
for the , eh4;;;.iiinttesieh prodetititor seemed. to think
he had A tight_le.._elAni_thrt_lnarjrie with
his demands Were satisfied:-' However; after-having
Leon` bonded' by, her consigned to answer alljudg
emote- obtained !gaitd her, she nailed triumph,
.antly-at the' uprooted hour. - '-
— l , , Evert Uox, upon whose devoted head ao many
`xiialedielionu have been heaped, who bad the au
dacity to Jet the directors go without a dinner, and
to incur the ire of an unpaid author , dodged the
Bberiff, and participated in the triumph of the
..-tiordiog oily- The sheriff bad 'searched Cox's room
vain,: tor'lhore was' to Coithere ;Mid, as, a
liirtii6r.resort, he Lad,, Belied Mae of Coa'S move .
triedto 60,0 the inalinant creditor, and was in
the'rererlearldg the ship in - the tug when he be
-44111.-Cox,-Inproptiii parsona climbing the ladder
ftslalVtimall beat. It -would' probably have been
Nir,44l had hp searched for him in the labyrinths
w£ the ship ; and So, contented with the property,
the' sheriff andrthe 'debtor left Cox to meditate
ciihellier it would not be .better next time to pay his
Della than to allow hia goods to be. seised on at
; technical. - - '
''.'do ferns the visit of the ship, eommeretally eon.
Sidered, la . concerned, it tedoubtfal whether the
.',..speculatimi has paid. • Her entire receipts; Induct.
gt. thS value of the' 2,500 tons of (mid received at
;,...fulinaldis; amount to about $lOO,OOO ; and her
pauses for dockage, crew, custom-hease- fees, rot
noire,, caul , will amount blot' that. Her
„voyage, out wilt be quite unprofitable, es only one
hundred and ten passengers are-taken, of - which
` about twenty-five go- to Halifax. .Net a pound of
frpight was offered. . ' - •
Mige. d,ePriseititing i nterest
t in
the ship, Creridefiriekod to the piers along both
„sides of the North river, at Jersey gityand
T .ip the - shores , all the watciciwrt,the
to witness the farewell of our latest Sensation.
The !icy presented nearly as, animated a scene is
wh6u she arrived, With' the feet of boats of all de
scriptions, whose Upper . decks' and rigging were
filled with curious spectators; It was a matter of
no;' .olirlooltf see the huge hulk gracefully
turn- B 9 the useof the propeller alone, she was
basked .slowly, down the river from off Houston
street .to opposite Usual street, her stern approach
.. tag °loss; to ,the, piers. • Then her massive side
:- while* begune„to .revolve l acid soon she was under
.:way. and- gradually turning, as if on a pivot, by
• , , , meautt of, a salt set aft, the skilful rise of the rod.
AMU the. revetaing of the Wheels. The space
• oeicuplcd in - width; to shift the bow from up stream
to'clowxr stream, was - not quite equal to twice the
"N - orstel'ilekth. '•
To thotfo'cu the Canaletreet pier the scone of the
"Ibig ship tftraing was quite ,intetesting., They had •
_au opportunity of viewing her froin all points, and
-initdmirtible chance of realising lMw aosurate arc
many of the drawings which seem so much out of
- • preportion. The full side view, the oblique, and
Abe fore and_att, all served to exhibit the wonder-
lel symmetry of her form and upper works. About
c,-• half an hour -was occupied in getting the veasel
round,'and then gun after gun saluted her as she
, -, /siewly steamed down 'the river. The Edinburgh
:Was the first to tender the compliment, and from
that time to the, time the bar was renolted, a con
`k
slant succession of 'cannonading and tiag-dipping
took place.- The American colors were floating at
her masthead, in compliment to the country. first
,favored with hervisit.
The Great Eastern was apparently on a very
even keel, the white streak of her. water-line ap
:raring !there the.smooth surface of the river with
pleasing 'regularity. iihe was drawing about 26.
feet of water,' end Mr: Murphy,: the efficient pilot,
bt . ttoght her in Uwe, times, and took her out
Jtcrioo, enceessfullY,wass confident -of his ability
to take her out easily over the- bar at high water-L.
'7;2t--and•ho euccoeded in titling it,—N. Y. 'firings
orilpterday, ,
of
residing in the upper part
nr Troy, N. Y., attempted to commit suicide on'
MOnday evening, byawallowing an canoe vial of
laudentUc, and afterwards stabbing herself in the
breast, with-a F air 'of scissors. Senate years since.
'''''''f'hlt'Ytting woman eloped from her hatband; a most
respectable youpg man,dagookcimunastaneee, by
whom the had always Ewen tenderly treated. Mar
paramour deserted heft in 'a .Westernalty, and she
wrote to her husband for forgiveness. Ile did for
give her,ltid , w'elenrited her back to her home.
Bab hcr innate depravity soon manifested itself
...again, and she became so unworthy that her has
;band was ; forced , to abandon her to, her ways of
wieitednesa Sinee then she has been this mistress
or a' foot Voimg man, and at a later period of a
t.Ntietatreot.morahant—living in the house of a
California widow." OA Sunday eve.
ping the merchant caught her in company with a
shoemaker, whom' be kicked out of the house, and,
after treating and eutHeit the woman, infoinied her
that, he should have nothing more to do with - ber.
Desolate and remorseful, the miserable woman
•- ~ought to end her wretched course in self-inflicted
deash. the stab she gave herself after taking the
landanuin probably saved her life. She is now
under the treatment of
,a surgeon, and- will, no
,'dettbr;reCavef. -
etono•oatter was
_ .. .
• en the top of the title:titan Muse, in Chicago—six
~-et.orieerr e tud.untied the rope that wee. attanditil to
trttoy,tti derrick used , for , raising stone: The
' tg.f.re r; which; kept ; the dorriok ,in pleoe, •
havibt ecome taut from Mitent rains, the derrick
foil ovorribitrAhrrotreeoind the mart becoming
entalgletkinAtterOpie on thereof was earrhotover
also.' TbelTr . ris-says : " In itme , thue than we He
. wriiieg. ,- -tiltwas-; over ; the spar of the derrick
I struck - IWe fitoottiftho building opposite with tre
- .MandeholOtire niid hieaking the itlek -In pier,* _
-,vikiiiii,u kte donut:left the pavement. The tinfortu
"nit°'"flmef the ltkifoteirnia - motmg cleat aerosol
;'liiikerfoiriftittiftituibid ripen 'the :atone oldegaiii a
hirgrilthrrhihtthelerrieiritieV-hdiliarneen hint.'
4,tftarle 1 1411, 4*. t rannY. - -hilied. ---V-Ifttle boi,
. "it'alit datt.. :Nontplaielten'tlienpirt Where
"thii man felh - vgik the: I,' thit, he tram an honest,
iliettif M id - Te.,..'"4;. titilv'! - Isawitlitib'bototo
ict
-Light Zi a ll ZIA' IrAti#l4ol; v lvorkmettf
':lrould nediteheio Pit hard- •
-, eaulefkl#o-:t *V A i - o l O'CllttU i liO r Mielonii
iot
- ,-.1, - ; , - 4 44*4:"{:a. : V.1...P.' .(7,' , :',., 1 ":.,: .-- ; , • ; -, .- ~,
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4litallita t attr A ttiVii' 1 s•74a r : -.1 - 1 -
,GRXERALL --NEWS: -
TEL_Cincinnati Times grows prophetic in
view.of the antioipated future for that porkopolis :
llutCinoinnati is not to be limited , by her attain-
Monts on the binke of the - Ohio. *:The real seat of
our municipal empire is destineCto be open the
highlands., Already on; grand old hills ' whiole ap
proaluitito the dignity of mountairasyhave been
.edopted; for private residences, by citizens gf
and wealth. The grounds have been graded,
evergreens have been planted, vineyards are
flourishing, beautiful edifices of every description
hove been erected , and the mene, all in all, is one
of the finest and most semantic to be Imagined.
The villages on these hills are -rapidly extending
their boundaries, and but a few years will elapse
before the vacant apnea between them and Cincin
nati will be covered by public, and private build
ings. In short, we shalt have-one compact City,
embracing the low grounds, the hill-sides, and the'
stiMmit. Walnut Drilla Mt. Auburn, ofii.; wiij
teem - With bin) , life. The day will arrive when
the Chio river—magnificent es are its proportions
--.4111 - soono.liko ode of the streets of Venice ; coin
menial edifices otimPosing grandeur will line its
Wilke, and almost bide .It from the sun; bridges
like those of the Thames will span it; tunnels will
b. out binloath its bed; and Cincinnati, like Baby
but, will boast an empire united, ratherthan sever
ed, by a magnificent river- '
•
' GEORGE ALDRICH, a convict, wlio had just
served out a term of Ave years in the Virginia
"Penitentiary" for killing a man. in Logan, lift
Alehmond,a few days Since and on arriving at
Logan • bounty, found that hie family had moved
- across theriver to Warliebt'Lawrerme county, Va.
=The Kanawha 'gepublican says:'"He followed
them: Be murdered his sister in the most shock
ing manner, literally cutting her to pieces, taking
out her heart, and hacking it to pieces, and then
throwing the body into Sandy river. The body of
his son, a lad of about thirteen years old, was found
in a by : place, nearly eaten up by hogs—but was
readily, identified by a remarkable scar on one
toot; which bad been preserved by the shoe and
Rocking. The son was by his wife who had ob
tained a divorce. After the perpetration of these
horrid deeds, the fiend, with his gun in hand, fled
to the woods, saying that he intended to kill his
father quid mother and two othir persons—and
than the people might take hint, burn him at the
stoke, or do what they pleased with him. Tho
excited people are after him.
THE Douglas paper of St. Paul's, Minnesota,
th.so speaks of a late." imposing Breeklarldge de
m Anotration" in that town: "The office-holders
ad office expectants have boon, drumming up re.
e suits for a week Peat, for the purpose of scouring
sal:Lough bolters in. St. Paul to fill the °Moos of a
groat 4 Central Club' Accordingly, there was an
woinonse - ,n'h to Empire Block, Friday evening.
'l hat 'we may not be accused of exaggerating, we
will be exact in the figures. There were twenty-six
persons present; of this number there were Just
eighteen Administration men, twelve of whom
were office-holders or employed in Government
offices; four adult look - tire-on, and six small boys,
names and ocoupations'anknown. Among , those
present were the Surveyor General and his em•
pioyees, the Collector of- the Port, representatives
f,om.tho post office and Indian _Department, tied
thecensns takers."
We learn from the Northern Perinsy/vonian
that &resident of Susquehanna Depot, named John
ilogland, died on Teureday last from the bite of a
I rsttleinake. ' Oa Wednesday, lie had the snake In
,a barrel with one head out, for -the purpose of ea
' hibiting him." , To give the eurieue a view of his
prisoner, be stirred his up with a stick about a
Iced long, when the snake retaliated by biting him
in the left hand Some time after ho was 'bitten,
Dr: Manly. If ittl called, and prescribed whisky, to
be taken internally, and the application of lobelia
to the wound; In the course of an hour the bitten
man drank eleven fait tumblers of whisky. The
'first six did not appear to produce any effect, but
after the eleventh he began tallow signs of stupor
—a stupor from which. he never recovered. Ile
wet taken - home, and died on Thursday morning.
Moon excitement has boon aroused in Jack
sonville, Illinois, by a most brutal murder perpe
trated a few miles from that place. A. travelling
beggar, named Michael Redman, knocked his wife
down with a clapboard, striking her with its sharp
edge Until be out severe gashes in her head. Ile
than stamped on her until she was dead. Re bed
previously beaten his - little child of four years of
ego until htthought him dead, but the child will
probably recover. The only reason that eau tie
assigned for Ikalman's barbarity was that 10-„Wa ,
t {rod of supporting hie family. Ito had ,aos been
drinking,, and exhibited no signs ~,t insanity.
3he Jacksonville Journal says that hi WIIB at first
proposed to jynch the murderer, in bettor eonn
eels prevailed, and he was conirdtted to jail.
Way ARE THE PRAnoMI TREELESS ?—The
lv atornem , w h e w Ah e y„ocoulate on geology, an.
swer this question itr_.affinxiing that the prairie
fires have burnt thew id off—that they have been
frightened out of existence by the fires of the In
dt,trus-. At cable times' they vary their theory by
affirming tba the absence of trees is due 'to the
dacion c yof rain; but neither does this stand ex
-aminamen, for the maps of the distribution of rain
rhowibat the fall en the prairies about equals that
in other regions. Mr. Whitney, in his paper on
tho Origin of the Prairies, read before the Boienti
ho Congress, shows that the real cause of the eh
hence of arborement vegetation'lies in certain me
chanical conditions of the soil, and in Its extreme
tinenoss.—Westera paper.
A RAILROAD CONVENTION of those Interested
in a railroad up the Kansas *alley, was recently
Loud at Wyandot. Resolutions wore passed calling
upon the Rooky Mountain Railroad Company, the
1< mans Valley Railroad Company, and the Kansas
Central Railroad Company, to meet and harmonize
their interests, by uniting on some common route
for the road up the Kansas valley. Also, appoint.
ing a committee to prepare an 'address to the peo.
plc of .the Kansas valley,.eanotioning the call for a
railroad convention at Topeka on the 17th of oo
b.bOr next, recommending the circulation of pal.
Cosa throughout the whole Territory asking Con
fp css for a grant of lands, do., do.
A zumdaily paper, is to be published, lu
short time, at Scranton, Pennsylvania.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Gt.I'ORGE N. TATRAM.i
T.PROTHINOHAM, Ocamirrint ow vas.Monex
RuBERT B. REED.
LETTER BAUM
At the Merchants' Ezelustrge,
Ship Westmoreland. Wean—
Ship Tonswasider Johns— ...... won
lilts. Kanawha. soon
irk nos Dallett, Dill —humors'. sirob
Ch .• E Lex. A1meida.........P0rt au Prince, anon
Lille Ells Reed, rano.-- et Into de Cubs, noon
Prig T 8 Martin Carver... _....thenfessos, Boon
'IAA ME . INTELLIGENCE.
I' Mr OW PHILADELPHIA, Avg. IS, ISM.
PUN RI f 16-BUN BETS---
H en .3 19
EEMM
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, from New York, via
Cape May 6,3 hours, with mdse and PalletlsollB to Jaa
Alerdiee..
Steamship Virginia, Kelly. from Riehmond, via Nor
-foltr.3o hours. with mdse to 'rhos Webster. Jr.
Ship John Trunks. Lindsay. 77 days from Liverpool.
rv•th 11100 tons salt to Isaac Jeanea & ( to—vessel to
lio.hap, Simons & Co. Towed no by tug Oen Win Cook.
Ship Coy Langdon. Stone J
from Liverpool 11th July
Fmdse to Peter Wright £ Suns—towed up by tug
F Starr.
Brig Calwert. -- Prenolf. from Sierra Leone July 16, with
slam oil, hides. nehi, irty. to W Cummings & Hon Jolt
bark Aaron Harvey,Miller, for Philadelehla Aug let;
Nig Ann Elisabeth, Lang, for Stiebro, and to return:
rs Will o' the Wisp. Hunt, for New York about Aug
0n Empire. 'I oft, for Salem in a few days. 4th hist, Int
2 15, long 6225, spoke ship Thai Hamlin. from Dame
, ra for Liverpool, 11 days out; Bth, lat 90 15 N, long 65.
*,
an a large eqhbol of sperm whales som tI
e slowly W;
11th, tat st N, long 7193, spoke brig Alerohant;_l7th, tat
sa long yg, spoke *hip Mena, of Nog York.
Brig Louise, King. 3 days from New York, in ballast
'to O W Bernanou & Bro.
. . .
Bahr E 1? Lewis. Yorke, 7 date from Portland, with
plaster to Jairug Baker.
Echr Enooh Pratt, Sherman. 5 days from New Bed
ford. with oil to 'lodation & Keen.
Bohr Barak Warren, Hollingsworth, 1 day from Little
Creek La. ding . Del. with wheat to J L Bewley & Co.
r.,oapr Young AMOr.osl., Tlllta day from Port Deposit,
Mil, With wheat to L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Althea, Corson : s days from Fall River, in bal.
last to Itlt Girton &
tlahr B• J Pleknp, PIOIIIIP, 5 days from Jersey City, in
ba 1 1 84 to captain,
BohrH B Gibson. Crocker, 5 dais from Now London,
- with 12.700 gang elephant oil to IShober. Btunting & Co.'
Behr Venda/la, Cooper. 1 day front ISMYIII6, Del, with
wheat to Jam Barrett & Eon.
. .
Sohr.Riebard Yap. Brink. from Boston.
Bohr A o..rdery. naboook, from Boston.
Bahr Jlreland. Steelman. from Br ston.
So hr Spray, Price, from Barton,
i•ohr Georgia, Sweet. from Newburf port. Nowell . Cov(II. from Pal River.
Behr Mary
Bohr Adelaide Young. trout Hymn, s.
J
Soh/ Abigail Jennings from QUIrIOY.
Bohr Huntley, from Danverspor I.
rohr Nellie D. 'rare% from Stamford.
Bohr I. Sturtevant, Dole. from Sommerville.
Bohr Alabama,Vangilder. from Sangria.
Bohr Isisob a William, Matthews, from Portsmouth.
- Bohr idlianoe. Ireland. from New London.
Bohr L H Endicott. Leeds, from Newport.
Stealner Ironsides. Vanderveer, 24 bourn from New
York. with mdse to W M Baird do Co.
CLEARED
Steamship Boston, Crooner, New York, via Cape May,
Jae Allderdlee.
Bahr Geo Mangbam, Squdder, Galventon, D 8 Stetson
& Co. '
NeAte D, Tine% ktohmond, Noble, Hammett k
Erch;Ntohard Venn, Frink, Boston. Replier & Bro.
Bohr I. Et Endicott. Leers, Newport. • do
Bohr Georgia. Sweet, Newport, N (Sturtevant. & Co.
mint L Sturtevant, Dole. Cambrid do
Bohr A 'Corderg, Babcock, Boston, C A Reoksolier
Co.
. 8OiI; B II Nash. Strout, Gardiner. Me. do
Bohr Adelaide, Young. Boston, Blakinton & Cox.
Rohr Alliance. Ireland, QUIIIoY, do
Rohr 3 Iroland, steaunein, Boston, 1, Rothermel do Co
Rohr Alithamit.Vanitilder, gangue, do
' Bohr Spray. Fries, Ohelees. do
• Bahr My Nowell. Cori)). Monohester. do
Rohr .I K Plater. Gandy Boston,
Bohr lamb, Benson. Boston. d o l
Bohr Sway Flake, Weaver, New Bedford, do
Mohr Lewis Chester. Somers. Cam bridgeport, do
Bohr Remy Portion!, Ooodridge, Boston, Nevin, Saw
yer & Co,
Bohr A Jennings. Lake. Scituate. Tyler. Stone & Co.
Rehr Flight, Huntlev,banversport. ft Milne, is C.
Bohr Jacob & William, Matthews, Portsmouth, I I
Conrad. . .
Stratton, Haley, Harerhill, Van Dusan, Nor
ton & Co.
Oar Chao Carroll, Pratt, Providence, do
Bohr ChaDenim, Pickens. Fall River, RR Corson fc. Co
Bohr Althea, cordon. Holton. Nevin, Sawyer &Co . -
Bohr Smith, Smith, Binditeport. J Street & Co.
Pohr Alex Blue, Haskins, Fair Haven, thrinlokson &
Glover.
Sir
Bride!. Allen, New York, W 1B Bai S t o v es,
it, Willing - , Claynoole, Baltlroore, A Jr.
HT .TELEOR API!.
(Correspondence of the From,
rioaroz, Aug
Bahr Waterbury, from Charleston, with timber, owl
to New York, hae put in hero with loss of sails and in a
damaged condition.
I Correeporidene e of I tvPhiladelphia Iteob
LEWEG.DeI,. Aug )6. ti A M
The following vowels are at harbor: Barka Donna
Ones, David gimbal., Leighton; briga 1) B Duarte. Q L
uckwan. W rtiokels_• W ave: lab' of Mimi, Surprise,
'no, Victor, Justine. Wave.' Henry Cole. Ellen Ore,
&dna) , C iO/1011. White Cloud, L N Godfrey. J 111 Tay
lor. ?striatum. .1 H MoFee, George Ames. Edward
Heed, Ann, Trede Wind, Magellan, and Mary Emily.
Wind northeast.
taupe. io., .N. W. fIiCKMAX.
IMIAIOILSTIDA
. •
Steamship Quaker City, Shnfeldt, from New York, ar
rived at Havana 16th Inst.
- Ship Grey Eagle. Hughes. from City Point for 1110 de
itinel 40. went to sea from Hamton itoads 16th ,n et.
;Bark Sophia, Jones , from R io do Sanoim 9th tilt, ar
med el Baltimore Nth inst. July 18, lat 8 ti, long 34 10,
Croke Br bark Henrietta. for Australia, vrlth_priesengere.
-•
Bark Mystery. Taylor, from Bogen July/ for lam (le
Janeiro, waesuoken MM. let 87 IL, long 48 W.:
— Brig Rodney Car, Usher , at Bristo l 14th Inst. ,froin
Bela ware - City. •
Brig . l9isa A na, Beyer, viewed at Port'and 16th lust,
for-kkil
bears Platej,. Blignard,Charm, Stara C Henri,
Penton', era*: Ward; and Beres, merodith, arrived at
Wi.cola_aton, Del. Yitb_truit.
bokr.Thon.Bordenewnghtington. from Pall Hirer tor
Philadelphia, sailed from Newport Ilth test.
Rehr BS Price, BUssard, for -blur York , sailed front'
Wilmington..om, yosterday e • , •
SohtTelograpbt adokereon, base,, vrived at_ Etast4n
16tb, inst. -, on t h elBth last, at. 10 PM. ag Cape C od, hod
, har k tooraprit owlet! twat bro atoarnst Whit% tan fold'
Schr Rr ary 9 , 12 1 r."3.!1!1:10drt 14th
--D ;Wi n "t rattritaligainso4ol•aradrat - Baltitaoplifih
Alit* 1 4 ..0i,t1 't - `r• •4 • .P s g
T'W .4 l3;T:r , "'-.! • .4 _t..
Palm P Bolan, Nom, kolas, arrived at Ofuirleatad;
llth twit
t oht Mary Haley, Haley. kerma', arrived at Beaton
16th inst.
130 hr Jae Martin; Mardiag, 1 . 141100, ter . 4:6610.0411r00t
14th nst. • • • 1
, 80 1 1,1 9ebOiatt a ti:P.: r6 INE'PV_T - hcl.nulig, f 00_01,Sr.
rcii; for lifillOidiertiorilr7l4 4 aer
ms g. • ' s
Bohr Bailie T Obertre, Ohattre, sailed from Taunton
lath ins'. for Priiiedeighia. ••_ •
NOT/OB TO MARINERS.
The nun buoy placed to mark Moulton's Ledge, hear
ing or by N from Petit MOD= lighthouse, having motet*
frnm its mooring.' and gone Adrift. a spar buoy has been
;Iliad to mark the danger until lumber notice.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
THEO. P. GREEN,
Portland, Aug IN
Lighthoose Inspector First Dietnet
/860.
MEDICINAL.
i AK - ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS:
These Springs are situated in the valley of . the
Oak Orchard Creek, in the town of Ababante, litesesee
'co., Y. L elght miles sonthof the village of Medina, on
C
the Erie anal, and fourteen miles from Batavia.
The prim:nee Aoid Springs are three In number ;
besides theme there are six others. They are all Minded
within a circuit of about fifty rode. the medieinal
testimonials.he wats containully shown in the subjoined
They a very largp amountof Sli
ther. Sulphuric Acid, Sulphate of Lime, and Proto-
Sulphate of Iron. The great medioinal virtues possess
ed by those waters depend very largely' upon the pre
sence, in such unusual Quantities, of these curative
substances.
Hundreds of eases of disease, especially those resitt
ing from the sorofulous diathesis, have been cured by
tholr use.
fifir gkin disemes—even in confirmed leprosy—the
waters have been signally suooessful.
Opinion, of medical and soientifio gentlemen are given
in the circulars. The following eminent gentlemen
speak in strong terms of the medloinal value of these
waters Prof. Emmons, T. Itoineyn Beek, M. D., of
Albany; JELL MoNaughton, M. D., of Albany ; Edward
Spring, M.D. of New York; Dr. R. Camlibeil,:pf Pitts
field, Mass. • Dr. J. S. Binder, of.Lockpor., N. Y. They
recommendthe waters confidently. Dr: Spring refers to
a case of chronic
by
by
of several scare standing,
which was cured by the use of the water. Dr. Beek says,
•• I am satisfied that these waters are highly valuable as
medicinal agents." Dr. Campbell says," 'Easy must be
highly beneficial for all chronic. diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
Dr.& P. White readspaper on the mildeot of these
Waters, before the Academy of Physicians. in the oity
of New York, In which he states that the Waters Poe
tees decidedly tonio, refrigerant. and astringent proper
ties; and that the class of diseases to which they are
more particularly adapted. are obronio affeetions of the
and urinary organs, and some of the cutane
ous iffseascs • chronic dyspepsia ;• chronic dtarracre
chronic dysen tery chronic rhymes ; chronic cystitis ;
diabetes ; cases of paesive hemorrhage, sunk as PICTPU.
vie hem orrhatitaa, and the colliquative sweats of HOMO
Foyer.
Foyer. The Water may also be often used with ad•
vantage, he says, in oases of low typhoid fevers ; in
canoe/swears front protracted/ever,. to excite the ap
petite end promote digestion ; in diarrhreas. partioularl
slick as are deperdent an a relaxed or ulcerated state
of the mucous membrane of the Intestines. In man
hole alieotlbne,dr lithiabis, attended with phosphatic)
sediments, it is the suitable remedy, being preferable to
marital° Mid, as tieing more solvent and len apt by
continuative@ to disorder the stomach, in' febrile dos
eases, can be used properly diluted, as a refrigerant,
ro tes—in dimmish.thirst and preternatural heat. In skin die
thrum forms of dyspepsia connected with an
alkaline condition of the etomach, as in Pyrosis, or wa
icr-brash, a will prove better than hydroohlorio acid.
In oases of Colica pfetonutn, and other injurious con
sequences arising from the notion of lead, this water
will prove to be an admirable antidote. In chronic
hharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh. and
umid asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulcerated sore throats, in oases of sali
vation, and in leimorrhea and pert; and also invites.
When taken internally, a wine-glassful of the Water,
diluted, taken three • times a day, is mlffioient for an
edam
other testimonials from physidians; and other re
spectable individuals. may be sermon application to
the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless procured front
H. W. BOSTWICK.
Sole Await,
' - No. fad BROADWAY,
New York.
For Sale at the following Agencies
FREDERICK BRDWN'S Drug and Chemical
Store, Northeruireormer of FIFTH. and CHESTNUT
Stmts. •
Also for sale at FREDERICK BROWN, hr.'s. Drug
and Chemical Store, Continental Rotel, corner of
NINTH and ClIESTNUStreets, Philadelphia.
The Trade supplied at - Wholesale Priem. myl2-scaly
DYSNEPSIA. ItOMEDY.
• Dr. DARIUS RAM'S
AROMATIC INVIOORATINIi SPIRIT.
This Medicine has bemused by the public for six Pears
w ith 6, 8 ,1486 a! favor. It is recommended to Cure
Dyspepsia, Nrroosisnoss, Heart-Bum, Colic
p a ins, Wisdin the Stomach, or Pains in the
porosis, Headache, DlOtnialllth Kidney
gempfaints, Low Spirits, Delirium
Tumour, Intesneernace,
Ir STINULATILS, EXIIILARATTe, INVIcioRaTES, PUT
WILL NOT fIiToXMATWOR STIIPETT.
As a Medicine it is quick and effectual, curing the
must aggmvatedosses ofDyspepsia, Kidney ComiMaints,
or.d all other derangements of the Stomach and Bowels
in &speedy manner.
lt will instantly revive the mat melancholy and
drooping smelts, and restore the weak, nervous, and
stokly to health, stretigth, and vigor.
Persons who, from the injudielocur use of liquors. have
beoome dejeofed, and their nervous wystems shsttere,
ocnstitstions broken down, and subjeot to that horrib
curse to humanity. the Damian's Tamtutes, will, a e
-
nowt immediate,feel thehapfj and healthy invigo
rating effietioy or vr.HA Ram '
WILL O. In Lorr D aine Spirit.
WT IT
,Doss.—Onowine glass full as often ait necessary.
tine dose, will remove all Bad Spirit,. One dose will ours heart-burn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you a Otic.dtweetile... • .
One dose will stop the. distressing pain, vs/Weems.
One dose will remove the distreesing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence. ana an soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and all palatal feeling, will be removed.
One dose will remove the moat dietreuing pain' of
Gollo. either in the stomach or bowels.
A fewdoesjuwili remove all obetruotient In the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriouely /Mimed with any Kidney
Vomplsints are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radical cure by the use of one or two bottles.
• - NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Femme who, from dissipating too much over night,
Anil feel the oval effects°. poisonous liquors, violent
headaches, sickness at Mr inneli, weakness, giddiness,
ho., will find one door t move all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak And sickly constitutions should take
the Invigorating Spirit three limes a day ; it will make
them etrong, healthy, and ham y, remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities Irom the menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
lace.
During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
haa put up the laviaossmna Smarr in pint buttleg at
Sc cents, quarts el.
General Perot. 413 WATER Street, New York.
DYOTT & CO. 232 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale Agents in Philadelphia,
JoT-thstuly and for sale by all Druggists.
PER.uvrAN SYRUP,
OM PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXLDE OF IRON COMBINED.
. Ilia well-10 "Sti l d 4 ritekrtaltroltaa" .. ...'
0
DYSPEPSIA.
4' ...%
OR IMPAIRED AND IMPERFECT
DIGESTION;
1 V°. DE r PrioltirriOir7T4iN BLOOD ;
0 AND FOR FOLLOWING
FORMS 01' DISEASE,
Op • . Most of whioh originate 112
DYSPEPSIA .:,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY. URALGIA_ and
NERVOUS AFFECTIONSILOSS OP A PPF.TITE,
- HEADAWIE, LANGUOR and DEPRESSION
OF SPIRITS. CAR BUNCLnEI and BOILS,
- PILI4I - BCURvY, AFFECTIONS OF
TRIAKIN,C ONE UMPTIVE
• TENDENCIES. BRoNC RI
TM. DISEASE. 8 PECU
LIAR to FEIVIALItS,
and A L L COM-
P L AINTS
ACCOMPANIED BY GENSRAL DEBILITY. and
REQUIR R ATIV A MEDICINE.
Nors.—The failure of IRON as a remedy for DWI
p v.pitlA, e. bad state of the blood. and the numerous
diseaaos caused thereby. has arisen from the want of
such a preparation alma as shall enter the stomsch in
a PROTOXIDE MAO. APO assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PhRUVIAN (SYRUP supplies,
and it doer; so in the only form in which it is possible
fur Ironto enter the circulation. For thie reason, the
PERUVIAN AY RCP often radically cures diseases in
which other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avail,
CERTIFICATE OF
11 A. A. RAYED, M. D., OF
BTN.
It IS well known that the medicinal effeets of Protoxide
of Iron are lost by even a very brief exposure to air, arid
that to maintain a solution of Protaxide of Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed morsel ble.
In the PERU VIAN BYRUP This desirable point le at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE UNKNOWN;
and thre solution may replace all the protoroarbonates,
citrates, and tartratrs of the Malaria Medic*.
A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Mass.
18 BOYLSTON damn, Boston.
N. B.—Pamptlets containing Letters from the above
named Gentlemen and others, and giving full informs.-
Wm of the Syrup, can be bad on applioation to the
Agents, or to
N. L. CLARK /r. Co. Proprietors.
COD DAN' BUIS...MEG&
No. 79 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Agents for Pennmlotints infOTT & Co.,
an7-tuths 3m 232 North SECOND Street, Masa
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
•A• letters testamentary to the estate of JOSEPH L.
NOBRE,deeeased. having been granted to the mid. r
eigned, all persons having claim. against the sald es
tate are requested to present tnem, and all parties in
debted thereto to pay the same to
AliolB TETE, Exeontor.
aut-stit. 130 WAIRIUT btreet.
TO ADVERTISERS. TO ADVERTI
seßs.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Is THE - - -
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—DOUBLE SHEET
OFPIOE, 122804.1 TH THIRD STREET,
BELOW CHESTNUT. nol7-2C
TO ADVERTISERS. TO ADVERTI
DERR
THE SPAT ADVERTISING MED/IJAI
IN THE CITY OP PHILADELPHIA
IS 11111
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—DOUBLE SHEET.
OFFICE, 12% SOUTH l THIRD STREET.
BhLOW MIES ['mil'. aul7-21
TO ADVERTISERS. TO ADVERTI
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IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA INOVAR—DOLIDLE SHEET.
OFFICE. 121 SO PH THIRD STREET.
• B E.LOW CHESTN UT.
aul7.2t
31AOKEREL, SHAD, HERRING, do.—
WO Mils Now. 1,2 and 3 large and medium Mao
kerelon eagorted package% of a very isholee
aloe
gobble. new N 0.3 large Mackerel.
ao half bbls new No. 3dc do.
30 bble new No. 3 =Muni do,
ao d ry new Eastern Mess Shad.
00 haf bbls new do do do.
800 bbie new Eaetport No. 1 Herring.
SOO do do Halifax No, 1 do.
200 do new Boston No. 1 do.
100 do do No. 1 scale Fah. •
• 20 do primeig Bannon,
100 quintals Or ark Codfish.
100 boxes new mer connElheege.
Now landing and in store, fin ealo
tau NER WH ARVES.
?ton WHARVES.
R. JAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS
Lem. FUR LADlES.—Approved of 'and highly recom
mended by the Medical profeasion thronehout the United
States, Thirty Thougand Invalids baring been advised
by their phrei M e rchants hey Surgical Applianoes. She
wonldoeutionand others against unroll= lig
except ether iesidence, /On WALNUT Street, where
nhe clan be consulted daily, between the hours of
and 6. Her book of testimonials will be given on ape!'
nation. Sent free to any part of the United States. Ile
signature is on each artiale. mull raths-tr
WORK'S ODOMETER BAND 430 M.
PANT Itattnprd, Con .. k mannfa ß
PATENT onlnkna it CAR lAGE t A n N i6 D W ß, ° Sr ß h iC ie ll h
are durable, cheap and efficient. measuring With uner
ring Sic °ardor tiny distance passed over, by the vehicle
to which they are attached.
inferiortra-firused Bands
cost bat a trifle more than banns without the
Otometer.
0.—Gr,....,„„nta Wanted In all parte the
ootatirr, haw lead or al rosters. niortl-
CANDIAIS,
Flr4E
PARRA WAX„
YoRE B.PEKIVIACIETI,
CHEMIOa.t. BREAM,
AD.AbLariT/r4.IE,
Prtert sires.i
aned' msleds or (spy boxes to suit any market.
a Assets oit the meumfaoturera,
} : tir rit tr. temaREOPIB, 22 and U WHARVES.
Um .
RIOE.--r 200 Tierces Prime Refillline
5ki..c0.11411 'ms br 1.W.3 oßAuAtil
OILS. --=-25 No. Wehtern Lard
Oil; 3,000 skii. Extra#Heaohea Wbabl,oll; &boo
t(i no. 61rained Wbale Ott 9n store and for sale b
MAILVEN. AY. ABIIBURIWI. & No, .16 dor
AF, • • - • •
QALAu OlL.—Baccigalupi's; for sale by
IvamtltreetEßtizd BROTRER,47 and 49 North
goo
lIINNESSY BRANDY.I-70 Osaka, in
wet tor 14 10"Nra ""!I f id6l"flitilifilea
, „
THE I?,' .P.
SPALDLIO's PREPARED GLUE!
ECONOMY! , ' DES PATCH
OM" A STITCH IN TIM; ELVES NUM." 'CI
.43 accidents toil {happen, eves In tvell-reeetlatedPunt
ties tt in very deetrable to have some cheap and con
venient way for repetrinq Furniture, Toys, Crockery,
10,
meta all each emerKenelee, and no household oan afford
to be without it. It is always ready. and rip to the stick.;
mg point. There is no longer neoessity for limning
ahairciplintered venecira. headless dolls, and broken
cradles. It is Just the artiole tor none shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
Thin admirable preparation is used told, being chemi
cally held in solution, and possessims all too valuable
Qualities of the best oabinet-makerio Glue, It may be
tined in the .place of ordinary mintage, being vast
more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOME."
Ni .13.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25 cents
lArgoLiggAlß Dittos, N 0.30 PLATT BT., NSW YORK
Address BENRY C. SPALDING & Co.,
Box 3,600, Now York
Put up for flealora in cages containing four, eight.
and twelve dozen—a beautiful Lithographio Show-Card
acompanying each Tankage.
1117 , A' tangle bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save too tunes Its oast annually to every
bn"eh e ld. 11 11
Leant Btati
wr.l 4 .frd.sfuTx=re i zZfgy -
Stores. •
lAVelqtfra ° l l l " PlrGtill d , when mating ue their lief,
It will stand any climate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUF.I
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING'S PRYPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S TREPA RED GLUE,
BOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
BOLD BY ROUSE-FURNISHING swims.
SOLD BY
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY FANGY-GOODS DEALE RS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE ,
SOLD BY GRINER&
BPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOPI.D Y COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Minds tured tor HENRY O. SPALDING & CO.,
48 CEDAR Btreet, New York.
Address Post Office, Box N 0.5,600.
`Annexed is an Alphabetioal List of Articles which, if
damsged, may be restored t 9 their original strength and
meal:lose by
SPAIDINO'SiREPARED GLUE.
A—.Mende ACCOUNT BOOBS—
B....Mende BUTAUS--
0......Mende ORA LES—
D.—Mende DOL S
E.—.Mende
F.... Mends FANS
G....Mende GUITAka
.
1...... Sends
....Mends
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M-.Mende MIRROR - FRAMES,,.- ....-- M
N Mends NE WE POSTS. - N
P.... Mends .....
Q-.. Mends QUILT FRAMES.....— ............_
ROCIKANG-71ORSES
T.... Mends TABLES ~ . T
U .
~ .Mends
UMBRELLA-STICKS.--
V.-11/ ends V A 5E13.„,_., ......—...—. _V
W -.Mends WORK-AMES..., W
X—Manda XYLOGRAPH .BTIOK ICI-WORK..-- X
yy Mends --.Y
Z _Mends ZEPHYR WOOD-WORK....—. ........Z
/G....1n conclusion, SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
is useful in Libraries and Schools.
SOFAS., ..—....----.8.... 1
a....P....Mends .....P.... I
ACCORDEONS..... .. ._ ..., . A....
1..., ....Mende LETT,. SEALING ...- L....
6.... ....Mends DAGUE REOTYPE CASES..D....
IL—. --Mends IMAGE 1.... 6
7....N....Mends w 7
.-G....Mende GUNR.VOI3IO3_.. a
B.... Mends SCHOOL-BOOKS 8.-. 9
PARA50L5..................,... P.... 10
11. ..R....Monds RULERS. . R.... 11
13—.P....Mends PAPER.HANGINGS.-.- ..... P.... 13
14....A....Mands ARM-CHAIRS „ A.... 14
la —R....Mends RICKETY FURNITURE....R....Is
ia....E....Mends FRASER HANDLES.. --- E.... 16
1.7...... D--Mends DESKS —._.—..—H-11
18....G....M0nds GLOBES G 18
-----.........- ....
19-... L-Mends LOOSENED LEAVES-....L....19
'20....11.... Mende Upholatered FURNITURE... U.... 20
21-E-. Mends F.I3G-BEATERS - . E._-21-
221....:-.....Mende ACORN-WORK .---.... _- .-22
73...._--. -Monde CHESS-BOARDS-. -.23
31-....M6nds FIDDLES ....„,_- .-.--- 24
25-.......M0nds SHELL-WORK.-- ..- - - 26
38-.-- Mande FILLE3.-WORK- ..--. -.26
a --Mends HOBBY-HORSES . -- .- .- 7.7
29-..-Menda KALEIDOSCOPES-- .- - 28
29 Mends HONEY-BOXES . 29
30........- .Mends PICTURE FRACMES-... au
al__ - Mends SECRETARIES- ....-....31
AL...-.Mends VENEERING...___ - 32
33............Menda SCHOOL FURNITURE..-.....-33
34 ....-. Mends PAPIER-MACHE -.---- -34
36-........ Mends WARDROBES --36
46-- -.Mends PAR lA.N MARBLE--: - - -36
8(....... Mends ERISS..-
88-...-Menda• ASK-JUMPERS-- .- 38
39------ Mends VORY-W0RK.....-.. ...... -.- . 39 90 -....Mend• ATCH-_I9AFE/3 -.- - --.40
4/ ....-- Mends PIOTURES.,.-,. .. ---....- -41
42 ....- Mends QUILL-WHEELS. - - .............42
43-.....-Mends TOW EL-RACKEL.-- -43
44....»..-. Mends WASHSTANDS.____.........__._.. .44
46 -....-.. Mends 81DVEAD5........- --.46
4/ ...-- Mende CHEammkii..„,......_ ..... ....-.47
48 --- Me nds BALLOT-BOXES.- ..-. - 48
49.---- -Mende HERBARIUMS-, , ~._.
60.-........Mands BACKGAMMON-BOARDS-- 90
bi-.-- -Mends BAND.DOXEB
62-...-... Mends a 1 1 ,VIC. -BO AR D 8.........». -.62
_---)141964 - Mil. t_ ALY-t-'7:: - . - -..-Z - .1 . .
66 ____Mend6 BIRD-_CAq.nia, ... - ......_.• • aa
a 7......- AlendrHßOOM WII9ES-...--..- -. 67
68 -.....--Mend6 !WOK-OASES. -__. _ ..68
29.........»..Mends BOO'I . 7CIIIMPS.,„. -.-- .69
60-..... Mends BRUSH-HANDLES---- ...... ....60
61 * -..- blends 8E115HE8....-. --.., - .64,
62.-.....-- Mends CAB NETS_ -__ 62
66,......-..Meade CWK-Ctlitii.....__.. 64
66....---Mende CITCH El - - 66
66-..........Menda OU BOAR 13-.-- -.- ..66
07-- -..Mende CURTAIN S.-._..:...... ..-. 67
66.-..... Mends CASINGS . - • •• .. M.
119.-.-.....Menda CADDIES-- - ------ 62
72-.-316nds CAMERAS- -...•...--70
71-......- Mende CHAIRS.... -- --,... --•.....71
73_.....__ Mende CHARTS. 72
73-- - Mende CLOTHES . -FRAMES -............73
76............ Mende CARD-CASES .. 74
70 ......--- lends
v HEST7I. . .. .79
76---- - - Mends IA R1ER....„..... -.76
77 .-..Mends ORK-EITANDS_-, .- ..-77
78-_.- Mends DRAUGHT-80ARD5....- • 76
1
79........... Mende 15HE5.................... ....... ..79
80-.....- Mends VANS -...•-•• - • ...• -SI
81 ----Mends CE-BOXES -- ................. II
ES-- Mends OORS . . .. 82
83--.....1116nds OMINOES . . . . 63
84--..... blends
FLUTES
-.....--. -.84
86.....--. Mends LUTES - -.....-- ..... ~...96
M..- --. Mende ALTAI/CEEB- .---.- _B6
87. 88......-.... Mends HANDLP.S. .. -,_ . ___ ._ 69
W._ ..... Mendi GUTTA-PERCHA WA1E.,.: . .-..89
9- - -Mends KITES.-- - -- - -90
M..-- --Mende T0P5....... .........- - --,.... -.91
92- - -- Mends ORGANS-- ...-. -. _- ..... .92
93,- -- Mende MODELS.,- . ... .. 93
94.--....-Mendo SEWING- M A C HINE - 8TAND5....94
96- .---.-. Mends PANELS..., .. „_ ~.._ ........_. 96
96.....--- Mends PASTEBOARD . WORK .- .__.96
97....-Mends PATTER/14 i . Or
98 - M ~..endx SIDEBOA ,-..-- 91
99....-- Mende WOODEN ARE................ ..21
100......... Mends WILLOW WARE................. 190
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY ROUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, •
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MEW:MARTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured b 7
*LENRY C. SPALDING k cD.,
l 8 CEDAR Street, New York.
Addrees Poet Moe, Box No.e,eoo.
Put nein castes containing either Four, Eight, or
Twelve dozen each—A beautifulLzTrtooxAptr en o
MILD accompitertns each package. Icat-e
pmHAINES BROS.; OVERSTRUNG
PATEN T-A CT lON PI/440 FORTES,
" Cheapest First. Class Fumes made. A olepdid
Fsortmentof Louts XIV., and other styles. for We at
actory Cash Prices, and wanwated for 6 years.
Second-hand Pianos for We and to rent.
OEORK L. WALKER
N. E. Cor, of BEV'S TR and ARCH a t.
PRINCE & CO.'S Improved ELODEONS. from
So, upwards. .016-3 m
STEINWAY it SOWS NEW PA.
TENT OVRR-13TRING GRAND FIANCE,
(WARN GRAND, AND tiW.GARN 11'1A:4084ov E.
erred to concerti and in private circles by the in
Performers. Xeosived the first premiums over the et
makers, from judges like 000.0h.111(,Masok.Aid silker*
Oballeugo alloompatinon. BLAIN. 4_llRtrE
1008 OBEISTISU [Street.
l opo i PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS ! '
PIANO-FORTES.
NLELODEON.S.
11411" 741 1 101 . )E0r16
Eiratlnt a .rdo. l , 3 :Mtbti c . ° " Nl"'
1 Clark
J. E. GOULD,
mid- / SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PACKAGE lIARDWAitE 110IIBE.—We
would resoeetfally call the attention of the dem
tsl radw.re Trade gar extrye Stoth cf Ilia
Oliltid HARDWARE, Whi we offer It alai
f!
&thanes by the wham
Orders for dirbot importation Incited, snd tOoodo do
LiTetea either la lids o il y, new lAA . y r riew °dear*
1115 eon,
ill CORta 'ROE Street,
Importing and tionlinimenn Marche:at
Alt ASSAM lit lento and Reateetlo lantwaro.
TO TILE PUBLIC!.
CALHOUN'S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent le deemed, by relent Ino and praeti
eel Wen, to he the very boat ever onered to the radio,
and needs only to be seen in • actual opera' for its
merits to be appremated. Nothing ever I r • need is
co Pe ,featly ethavted for ventilating private In public
buildings, stilton* hoegltals,. engine honer', miner,
Aram and sailing vessels, sod for the cure of smoky
chimneys they havegto nowt!. •
Menufaebtre for ease wholesale aril retail, at
the nestins_.4 Tittilatins Wareronnur or
CHM WI L lin 'MARKET Bisset, Phila.
Personal attention will be given to all deatriptione of
heating and ventilating by the undersigned, who has
n nu Are Y . Y r e or2e, a girr i li jirs i [JMil
[mem, cooking ranges, bath wile reiten eco by
felgArtuthem CHAS. MAMA.
CLAIMS ON IRELAND.
O'GORMAN & WIS ICARD O'GORMAN. EDWAR L ONL,
D J,VV IIRON)1
AO N
ORNIES AND COUNS.E.GtOBS AT L W.
No. 192 BROADWAY, /Yew York,
Having established extensive Correspondence and
Aipnoiesthlorighout Ireland, will take Charge of the
ru"e"1" Of Waite. , Leraides, ke,, and attend to other
aineen In am' part of that °until'. Jed stathkm
SIVAPS.
Ka VAN %VW?
„FOM I ZELEBRATED
/1 1 4X 1 , •
nreiGOILET,
in T
tu
t rittllna 4 1 44 Are. tia4A474:20.
patroiniMEED,iiroi Ariag,
0
ERIII4I Sylptl?A',l: 7 9,
,AITrUST_ 18, 1860.
PREPARED . GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
•
SPALDING'S PREPARED DUDE:
SAVE TILE PIECES!
BrALDINGt PREPARED OLD&
PIANOS.
lIMEMEI2II
RAILROAD LINE&
VIEW Trt,l-WEEKLY
RouffTto 0 FOLK and DiIIift i I i MIPIPT F II R ,
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore, and
lielaware Saltromie, thence by the new steamer Phila
delphia to Nerfolir and Portsmouth, Va,
On and after .inly 9th, mumengera from Philadel
elite will take the 9.15 A. M. tram at the depot,
corner Broad Street and Weehington evenue,_ on
puesdaye, Thuradaya, and Paturdaye, arriving at Sea
ford at 1.30 P. Id., and at Norfolk early the next
morning. The steamer Philadelphia will leave Norfolk
on the even mite of Monday. Wednesday., and friday,
connecting with the train at Seaford, which arrives at
Philadelphia at 1 P. M.
Fare fo r 'f
passengers, including meals on the
boat, $l.
84_51).
Send-clam' passengers , including meals on the boat ,
co
Freight •
taken as .ow as by any other route.
For further partionlarp. ace small hand-bills at the
hotelman(' other public planes, or tryoure of
C. I'. DARE, Agent,
corner Broad et. and WEIBIIIIIIaOII t 1,7.
11. F. KENNEY, Mester Di Tseusoortation
1127 lin P. W. &I'. H. R. rio.
artANIMIN WEST(MIESIEIt
RAILROAD AND PHIL ADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER A. II IIANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, July 16th WO, the passenger
trains will leave PHILADELPIII A, from the litation,
corner of Market and Lehman or Thirty first Streeter
West Philadelphia, at 7.30 and 10 30 A. M., and 2.30.
4.45, and 6.33 I'. 51.
Leave WEST cIiEsTER, from the Depot, on East
Mullet street, at AA, 8, and 10 30 A. M., and 1,40 and
6.15 P.M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, from the depot. northeast corner
of Eighteenth and Market attests, at 8 A. M. and
P. M.
Leave West Chester, at 7.30 A. M. and BP. M.
The last passenger railway oar will leave Front and
Market streets 30 minutes, and Eighth and Market
streets z 6 manatee, before the starting time from the de
pot. and will carry a line to denote it.
The Baggage Car will leave Eighteenth and Market
streets one hour before the departure of the train from
the West Philadelphia depot.
Trains leavlrs at 10.30 A. M. and 4.45 P. 111., connect at
Donnelton wit trains for all points on the Philadelphia
and,tllltimore Central Railroad.
.
04 . 100 and visiting room. southeast corner of Eighth
and Market_ emote, where passengers, purchasing
tlokete for West Chester. will be furniehed with a tioket
over the ',monger railway,
AMAPHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD. 81Ellhi - ER ARRANGEMENT.—UntiI
further notice the trains will run as : Leave
the pitasenger depot of the West Chester and philtutel
phis Railroad Co.. corner Market and Thirty-first
streets. Weal. Philafialehm, daily (Sundays excepted)at
1010 A. ht. and SAD r. hi.
Leave West 16 rove at 8,60 A. M., and 4. P.M.
Anil, line of Eannea to and from New London and
Oxford connects with the 10.30 A. hl.l ram from Phila
delphia and the 8.60 A.l M. train from Went Orovo,
leaving Oxford at 8.30, A. M..
The beautiful soenery and well-known healthlulnere
of Delaware dud Chester counties offer sups nor in
ducements to those looking for Rummer boarding.
Freights for thin line received at No. ISM Market St.
A. B. BURTON.
Philadelphia, June 78.1860, tante Superintendent.
• NORTH PENNSYL-
M.llll NNW VANIA RAILROAD.
For BETHLEHEM, DO LEIITOWN, EASTON.
mAvotr CHUNK. HAZLEION, ECKLEY.
HAVEN, WILKESBAR RE, WILLIAMSPORT, &o.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and altar MONDAY, July
Id, O. Passenear
Trains will leave FRONT a.nd WILLOW Streets, Phi
ladelphia, DAILY. (Sundays excepted./ as follows:
At 0.70 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkesharre, Williamsport,
ko.
;atm P. Al. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, &o.
This tram reaches Easton at LSO P. M., and makes
close connection with New Jere/ Central for New
York.
SM2MM!M
At 9 A. M. and 4 P. P. for Doylestown.
At 10.30 A. N. and 6.60 P. M. for Fort Washington.
The 6.60 A. M. Express Train makes clime connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. hater:
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkeebarre,
and to all points in the Lehigh Coal Region.
TRAMS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
m. Leave Bethlehem at 6.63 A. MI 9.30 A. M, and 6.22 P.
Leave vleetown at 1.30 A. at area 4.111 P. M.
Leave t Washington at 6.26 A. M. and 716 P. AI.
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
Philadelphia.. for Doylestown, at S P. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M.
for Philadelphia at 6.00 P. M.
Fare to liethlehem..sl 601 Fare to Manoh Chunk.s3 60
Fate to Easton.. .. .". 1 1101 Fare to Doylestown.. 060
Throegh Tiokete must be procured at the Ticket Of
fices at WILLOW Street, or BERKB Street, in order
to seance the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Train, I except atinday Trains) connect
at Berk' street with Fifth and Rixth Streets and Second
and Third-street Passenger Railroads. 70 minutes after
leaving Willow street.
Jr 3 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
1860. fin _ _ 1860
RYRINO ARRANHEMEN - T—NEW YORK LINER
THE CAMDEN AND AMB RAILROADHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON CO.'B
LINER FROM_ PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAnER,
Fr w Wrilnut.street Wharf,
Will kayo Ali follows—rus:
VARS.
At 6 A M, via Camden and Amboy,C. & A. Accom
modation. • • 211
At 5 A M,Y • C'el mde it and . leYsitiy
oomin Nation. , „... . .. . 15
At 9)M, via Camden and Jerseyy, Mornin;
d 00
At II vierl'anonr in .I . .:t:Ye . t4
• City. Western Ex preee..—. 300
Atl2X P M, via Camden and Amboy, Aoomn - m
.
At s hi, oils *iiitritTtixi;
press.— . ... . . ...aci 300
At 4 P AI, Steamboat via Tony and Jersey
Cit., Freiman Bantam, . . 3 (10
At F M, by Steamboat via Taoony sad Jergey
City, 2d Claes Tigkot
At 6 P M, via Camden and Jereey City, Evening
Mail 3 00
At 11
alll, M , via Camden end Jerioj City, Southern
Ate Phi Camden and Amboy kocommoda-
Bon, (Frtnght and l'assenger,)-1A Class Tioket. 2 211
2d " 160
Thee PAt Mail Line runs daily. The 11 PM, South
ern Mail, Bolinder' egoepted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lainbertvillo, Flemington,
/to., at 6A M and P el. front Walnut-eireet wharf. and
1.10 A M from Kennington.
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Soranton, Wilkenbarre.
Montrone, G r eat Bond, Ku., at 6 A. hl. from Walnut
street T harf,and 1.10 A. M. from Kensington, vie Dela
ware. ttokawanna and Western R. R.
For lount folly, at 6 and 9A. M., 2 and 4/6 I'. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. Al., and 21'. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, Ao.„ 254 and 4 I'. M. from
Walqut *treat wharf, 7.10 A. M. and OX P. M. from
K n i vltil l ;rn, Riverton, Dnlanoo, Beverly,. Burling
ton. Florence,hlordentown, Ire, at 1214, 1, and 4X P. Al.
Steamboat Joe Balkans. for Bordentown and lnterme-
Otte Planes, ig2K, P. M.
Steamboat Trenton for Titeony t at 11 A. M. and
Tawny, Beverly, Burlington, and Bristol, at 4 F. M. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Pasoan
f tokin th
- 3 1 .
r
ltrin•. r--. 1 4retP.44fter
fifty pound' to be paid tor extra. The Company limit
their responsibility ( or bassaxe to One Dollarper pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, va
cant r Epeotaloontraot.
alas b wm. B. nATzmEll. Anent.
PHILADELPIIIA AND
gr u llh io g r lvk i pT A O ß MlLßUAD.
On and after APRff Id, IMO. Commutation Tiokets,
with twenty-six oieuTna. will be leveed, rood for the
holdeeand any mem r altnetamily, many Proweniter
Tratn, and at any me. They will be sold by the
Tressmer, at the °Sloe of the company, No . 2g? Smith
FOURTH Street, at reduction of twonty-five Percent.
from the regular fares. Partiee wiehing to enjoy the
Summer in the Cotintry find this a very desirable
route, the Schuylkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
the most beautiVal and healthy hi the State, and hooey
sable by four Wane from arid to 'Philadelphia daily.
S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
Pini.snaLsnia. March Pith. IWO. intal-tf
WEST CHESTER
iii_IPMPIN TRAINS via
NIA RAILROAD, leave depot, corner A,LI.VisPITIi
and MARKET. at 7.313 A. M., 12.30 P. 20., and P. 01.
On Runday, leave Philadelphia at 8 A. AI., and West
Chester at 4 P. Al, jy3B-tf
PIIILADELPIGA, GER
MANTOWN AND NOTIRIB
- itII.IIMSI Elt ARRANG BMWS.-
On and a fter MONDAY, May,14,1876),
FOR OR HALANTOWPI.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 8. 9, 10, 11, and 11 A. in.,
1, 2,334, 4,6, (I, 84, 7, 8.9, 10K. and 113 i P. M.
Leave Germantown 6, 7 7K 8,04,9,10.11.13 A. M..
1, L 3, 4,0, L OK, 7, 8 .2 f,
01 , 1 DAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.08 nun. A. M., 2,3, 6,7 K, and
10K P.M.
and 934 P
Leave M
Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 4,6 K,
. . _
CHEFYPN UT BILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 10, 13 h. M., 11, 6,8, 614, 8,9,
and 103‘
Leave Ch e stnut Rill 7.10, 1.40,1.40, 9.40 11.40 A. M.,
130,330, 6.10, 0.40, and 1.10 Y.lll.
AY S.
N UND
Leave Philadelphi O a 9.08 S A. M., and TM P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.80 A. 91...19.80, 6.10, and 9.10
P. M.
NOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND ItOHHISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 640. 7%, 9.06. 11.06, min., A. M.,
1.t.8•08, PM, 463, 640 ad 11M P. M.
save Nornstown 6 , 1 , am, 9, 11 A. 111., Di, 476,
6 and M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave tt re i adelptda.9 111, and 8 an_d_ll Y. M.
r "IV 11P,14106 1 1 1 .
Leave Philadelphia 630 791,. 9.08 11 . 06 A. M., 1.06.100,
0.0, 2,65, 6.60, P. M.
Leave Manayunk , 7 , .88. 106, and 11/6 A. M., 9,
3.00, 6, AK, 8, and 9M •
• N SUNDAYS,
heave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3, a, and 8 P M.
Soave Manaparilc i llif r A ti tik, 11 . 4, a l l and P. M.
1119-41 11 41 POP. 74 ffiallutilt`4l6.
angippowe IS A TI E A
lI IN T IER
YIifLAU wiLninvci+orir, AND BALTI-
ItRE RAILROAD.
On and a r MOINIDA Y. July 0 1860,
PAISSENGI.R TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltunore at 8.15 A. M., 11 noon, (Expreu, ) and
11,10 P. M
11.10 P
For. M
alter at 8.15 A. hi.. 11 noon, 1.15, 5.00, 7.00 and
,
For Wilmington at 8.11 A. M., 11 noon. 1.15, S.M.
7.T. and 11.10 P. M.
.
Or qv Castle at 8.16 A. M. am 6.00 P. M.
or M iddletown at 8.15 A. he, an 6.N)P. M.
or over 018.16 A. M. and 6.00 M
For arrington at 8.15 A. hI.. and 5 . P..M.
For Milford at 8.15 A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at 6.00 P. M.
For Farmington at 8.15 A. hi. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 5.00 P. hi.
s'orSeaford at 8.18 A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 5.00 F. ht.
For Salisbury at 8.16 A. M.
Oir Train at 8.10 A. Id will !marmot at Seaford on
Tuesday's, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with steamboat
to Norfolk.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 830 A. M., (Kinross,/ /0.1/ A. /d..
and OASP. hi.
LeaveWilrnincton 518.10,1160, and 1140 A. M.. 145,
4.60, and 8,35 r. hI.
Leave Salisbury at 1.30 P. M.
leave Seaford, Tuesdays, Thursdays, arid Saturdays,
at 7.20 A. hi., an t 250 P. M
Leave Farmington, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, at 8.00 A. hl , and 4.16 F. M.
t.eave m itford; Alondart, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
at 7.60 A. ht., and 4.00 P. M.
Leave Harrington at 8.16 A. hl., and 4.30 P. M.
Aeave Dover at 9.06 A. M., and 5.26 P. M.
*mare Middletown at 10.0 A. M. and 8.40 P. M.
Leave New Castle at 8.00, 10.56. A. M., and 7.65 I'. hi,
9 .16
Leavehl. Cheistet at 7,40, 9.10 A. Itl., 12.04, 2.22, 6.30, and
. . . .
•ir Leave Baltimore for Ba[usbur.r And BElaware
tal road at 10.1 e A. N. and B 25 P. M.
IFAlA•ritionE
• . • -
heave Che4ter et 8.45 A. M. •
1193 and 11.40 F. 1%
Watt Witunsigton 8.76 A. M., 1255 P. M., and 12.29
A, M.
FREIGHT TRAIN.iI withrun PABSFAGER CAR coached,
wl eaollows:
Leave Philadelphi a for Per f ryville and intermediate
nines at 3 P. al.
Leave Wilmington for Per/mile and intermediate
places at 1.09 P. M.
Leave Havre-de-Graoe for Paltinloro and intermedi
ate place s at 6.00 A. al.
bear° Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoe and intermedi
ate Flamm at 4.00 P. rd.
BUNPAYI3
- -
Only a11).10from Phil:l,4Bloin to Baltimore.
Onlt at 0,25 r. from Baltimore to Philadelenia.
Is 7 B. AI. FELTON. President
artigalfflinFlLlAlßA ROUTE.-
PHILADELPHIA AND EL-
aIIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKRBT ROUTE to Tatnequa, CaLexie/La, En-
Llert, Wilkeeriarre,_Sorantoni Danville Milton WI l
ameport, Troy, alston, Lantos, Wilily's, 'lnflate,
lager& Falls, Rochester, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo,
glilcago. St. Louis, htilwaukee, and all points North and
Well.
Passenger trlna Wavle the new Depot of the phi -
bultlyilymm4 ending Railroad, corner BROAD and
CALLA/Will!, Streets, (Passenger entrance on link
lowhill street') daily (Sundays excepted), for above
pthnnfollows:
A EX X.II LBS. • • 800 A. AL
HT 130 P. AI.
The 8.09 A, el. train connects at Rupert,, for Wilkee
barre, ahem', Scranton, and all stations on the
LAcKAwANNA AND 131,001113 DURO RAILROAD.
The shave mins snake direct connections at Elmira
with the trams of the New York and Erie. Cananditigna
and Niagara Fails, andfluffalo, New York and Erie, and
New York Central Railroad', from all points North and
West, and the Canfailla.
Baggagephea cd to Elmira, .14ufralo, and Suspension
firld) t y, and all mtennediate points.
et‘ can he I rdoured at the Philadelphia and El
dora Mm
ied Uir Tullet Office. northwest Corner of
SIX H and OM 1 roe UT Streets, and at the Passenger
De P °1 14110113 VAlVinc i FEEL WP TRAIN
Leave the Phil telphiaand Reading Depot, Woad and
etro I 'daily (Sundays excepted), for all
point" Watts, I North, at 6P. AI.
rielghts be delivered before 3 P. M. to insure
th~ r it grr h thy r
t e a
dak ori
11,t Freight Depot,
1 8 1 ALO a NSTI T ILL, or to
CRAB. td , rA.F.PENotimutirtit Agerit.
bloythwist 'pulpy lummegaattOkusirstiVrAtiviets,
40# - - rwitatslatus
• :1 t
TILE PENNSYLVANIA OEN TEAL
RAILROAD.
ft6o MILES DOUBLE 'FR
1860. ACXIB6O.
CAPACITORI I NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN F. C AI )T.
_THREE THROUGH ASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PRILADEL rflA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direct atPlitladalubnit with Through Train.
Ir j om Boston , New York. and points test, and in the
mon Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trams to and
horn all points in the West, Northwest,and Southwest
^Una furnishing facilities for the traimportation of
l'irrw i r t s e unsurptiseed for 'peed and comfort by any
Expreti and Fut Lines ran through th r oughburg,
without change of CATS or Condnotore. All Pee
center Trains risovided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed underperfeor control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travelers.
;Smoking Care are attached to each Tram; Woodruff's
Sleeves_ Care to Kapreu and Pant Trains. The
Elf REISS RUNS DAILY r Mail and Peet lanes, Sun
day. excepte,L
Mail Train !mires Philadelphia at 7so A . M.
East Line 11 00 A. M.
kapress Train leaves 10.44 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FoLLOws
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, a I'. N.
Colombia 4.0) P. M.
Parkestoirg 5.40 P. frt.
West Chester 12 SO I'. M.
West Cheater Passengers will take the Mail, West
Chester Acconunodat ion Land Columbia Trains.
Paseengors tor Sunbury, Willimuulmtt, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Palle, and intermediate points, leaving Phi.
ladolphi a at 7.10 A, M. and 2P. AL go directly through.f.
Tickets Westward may be obtained stilts. °Moos ofthe
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston., of Bal
timore ; and Tickets Enatward at any of the tmportant
Raiload Of fi ces in the West; also op board any of the
regular Line dines/nen" on the Altasumnopi or Ohio
rivers.
CT Fare always as low, and time as amok, as by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger ISt--
tine, Southenat Immo r of Eleventh end Market !Meets.
Tho completion of the Western connection of the
Penosrlvanmlttulrond to Chioaro.make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EMIT AND TEE
GREAT WEST.
Theconnection of tracks by theßailroad Bridge at
Pittelmrg, ...mug all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving Of time, are advantages, readily
appreciatisd by Blapppers of Freight, and the Travel
ling Public,.
Merchants nippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this Company, out rely with confi
dence on its speedy transit.
TILIs._.IIA'TEB tF ytztowr to end from any point
In the West by the l'ennsylvemla Railroad are at all
times a:favorable as are charged by 'easy Bat/reed
Companies,
NW Be partioilar to mark footsies" via Penna. fail_
road.
HENRY WOOD
General Buperintandent.
Or Freight Contracts or ghipping Directions, apply
to F , or address either of the follottuag Agents of the Con-
OMIT
D. A, frpP,WART, Pittsburg;
DA. Pierce & Co., &mem - 110,0.; J. J. Johnitoptitildeb
0.; R. Mo&eeiy, Mar critic, Ky.; Ormsby A.
Portaniouill, 04 Paddock At Co. Jederronvine, 16a1-
Ann; H. Nt,. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, 0.; Athern &
abho t, Cinoiunati, 0.,• IL C. Meldrutn, Madison , fad.;
tog. K. Moore, Louisville, Hr.; I'. 0. o , Juley dc Co.,
vansrille, Ind.; N. W. Uratiam & Co., Citiro r _lll.;
Y. Sour, Shaler Olass.l3t. Louis, Mo.; John 11,Hos
sic. he...M . 1110. Tenn.; Harris nunt, Memphis, T enn.;
Muse h Co., Chicago,
.• W. IL It . Koonte, Alton,
o- to Preis ht Agents of Railroads at different point,
B.in re
11IN Wes i t iliTON, Jr. Philadelphia.
MAORAW & KOONS', Pe North stree_,t Italtimore,_
LE EQII & 00., 1 Astor House, or I B. William 5t.,11.Y,
IKE,CII & CO., No. 77 State street Boston.
H. A. 11011§TO , y, Dou'l prefAht A tnt,. l Pills. L. L. ilObel, enq Kent, r/111.
E. LEWIS, Don't Mop', Altoona, Pa.
!KAMMPHILADELPHIA
AN READINGRAIL
ROAD.-PARSEDigrat TRAINS' for POTTSVILLE,
READING and HARRISIttro.
MORNING LINE, DAIL ,18undays excepted.)
Leave New Depot, corner o BROAD and OALLOW
HILL Fifteen., PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth acid on Callcrwh streets lat 8.00 A. M.,
conneeting at Harrisburg with the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD, I'. Al. train running to Pittabnre the
CUMBERLAND
D VALLEYLOS P. M. train tanning
_to
Chambemburg, Cavlisle, I. end the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD IP. M. train, running to Hun-
AFTERNOON LINER.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Street", PHILAII EL PHlA.(Passenger entrant*,
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill Wanted for POTTs •
imftRIBBURci, at LSO P. AI.,_DA ILI', for
L 5..., at I P. Zr!,, DAILY, (Sundays ex
news.)
DIRT/LACES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
Fleet PitmanaLrrua Niles.
To Phcenixmlle......—
tending-- - • 88
Harriehurg-----111 1
Trevorton
Banbury_...l6o
Northurnberland ._ _..M
!Odeon-- --Jai
Atunor. —.llll
Williamsport —.-.209
Jersey Shore-- rig
look Haven.--.. 336,
piston— SU( Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad.
Elnu re
The 8.00 A. M., and the 3ZO P. M. train concert daily
at Port Clinton. (Sundays excepted.) with the CATA
WIRSA, WILLIAMSPORT and ERIE RAILROAD,
making More contentions with lines to Niagara Falls,
Canada. the West, and Southwest.
DEPOT PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and
CALLOWHILL Streets.
ap2ll-0 W, L MelLHENNEY.Searstarg.
aIumsNOTIO.E.--011ESTER
VALLEY RAMADA D—FAR
BEN OER TRAIN/1 FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE IBTATIOI.4B.—Un and after 29th May,
IMO, the Pawnor Tmtrut for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new hutsenter Depot of the Phi's
delPhis and Reading Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOWRILL inmate, (paimenter en
tnnoee on Callowhill.
hi M oßriiNit for DOWnlartol7l2, :care. it LW
Af."2.I.IRNOON ittAIN tot DoWttitutowa, loaros at
BALLY (Bandon' odoootihd.)
By order of dos Board of Mesmer, of at I'lkitddolokil
ne Readiai isßroul Compoey.
ard W. R. MoILHBNNEY. Booretarr.
ast r ,isim z 7l W EST MESTER
RA ILR TRAINS via
rEti N3Y v A.I RAILROAD. Leave Dept - 4, oorner
XLEVENTH. and •M A RfCRT litreete. daft 7 (exoeeot
tiandaV at 7.1111b0 Y. M., and I Y. M. Leave
1.11
Weet Cheater at A . M.. lea A.M.. and Lll Y. AL.
FOR TILE SOUTIL—OBARLES
TON ONR SAVANNAH STEAMBRIFL
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Veight at an average of 111/7/121 PO? Sant. be
low flew York Steamship rates.
FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.
The U. S. Mall Steamahip KEYSTONE STATE. Chas
tain Chas , P. Marshman, will sail on Saturday, Anoint
ittgli i tifiV k A ' M.
The tt. S. Mail Steamsnio STATE ay' GEORGIA
Captain John J. C.nrylp. Ws:l receive freight until 3
P. M. a:d s. il at SP. M. Monday, Augur. 20.
'J.
hrontl, in ec to GO lioara-unit IS tows et Bea.
erirSainng any. changed from eve Saturday to every
five days. bloods reamed, and Hi lls
e of Lading sane!
every day.
The sylendld first-elms side-whoel Steamships REV
STOKE STATE and STATE OF (lEOROIA now run rue
above overt ten days thus forming it hve-day comma
nioation with Charl es ton and Savannah, and the Snack
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ship. eon
neat with steamers for Florida, and with railroads, &tio
for all places trio South and Southwest.
100 UNANtNi.
Freight and Insurance On a large lIIVIIPAI thes e S
Mooned South will tro found to be lower by s.ims
than by sailing vossolei the ^romistu being ono-half the
•
tate.
N. H.-Insurance on all Railroad Freight is Wirer
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
Railroad Companies tak_ing all risks from theee points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this ;onto Seto 40 per cent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen be the follow:Rohe
dule. Through tickets frzn Philadlithia,?/Th C Hea
ton and Savannah steamsb p 5.11191., MOM 3on
the whole route, ascent OM OW Odin and Savan
nah to rdcmtgow.ery
INLAND rail.
To Oherhseton-..-111/ 01 Charleston ..,Si 10
Savannah.— 10 00 Savannah.— 51 00
Augusta-- 20 00 Augusta 11240
—. 31 00 Macon-- - at 70
Atlanta—...... 23 00 Atlanta...-. --. DI CO
Columbus— -. 23 00 Colitrobaa.--....-.. lie .00
Albany.----.._.. 24 00 Albany..---- —. g 7 00
ontgonorry...-. gil 00 Montgomery—. SS PO
Mohila—.. 00 ea SO
New Orleans.._. 32 75 Now Orleans_..._ 51 00
No bills of lading signed alter the ship has sailed.
F
or freight or passage apply oa board, at eitoond
w bar I above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HERON, Jr.,
Southwest isomer FOURTH and CH EATERY.
Agents an Charleston, T. B.& T. 0. BUDD.
Savannah, HUNTER & OA MMELL.
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Tuesday.
For Merida from Savannah, steamers et, Mary's and
St. John's every' Tuesday and Saturday.
OaTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL BTEAM-
. ...... •
YROM BOSTON TO
Chief Cabin Passage ...... ..... _two
Second Cabin Panties
The s front dupe fro New York 01111 at Cork Herbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Ha
bor.
. .
PERSIA, Capt. Juilkins. CANADA. Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. stone. AMERICA, Capt. Miran
ASIA. Capt.E. 0 Lott. NI AGA ILA, Copt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Fhannon. EUROPA. Capt..: Leitch
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These vessels carry a clear white light at masthead ;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
CANADA. Lang, leaves Boston. Wednesday, Aug. 8
ASIA. Lott, " N. York. Wednesday. Aug. 15
URDPA, Leitoh, " Boston Wednesday, Aug. 22
PERSIA, Judkins, " N. York Wednesday, Aug.
ARABIA, Stone. " Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 5
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, Sept. 12
Berths not seoured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bills of laden are signed therefor and
the value thereof therm expressed. For frail; ht or pas
sage, apply to E. CUNARD, 4 801711115 (preen.
ace New York.
JNICHOLSON,
• Manufacturer of
SHIRTS LINEN and AtAKSBILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLAitu.
A large and choice assortmeiv, and WELL wAnr.
always on hand. unto winch I particularly invite the
attention of CABIL and ploinpl-paying 8110AT-21311:
buyers.
U. E. Corner of SECOND and ARCH Streets. Phila
delphia. au7.3in•
LEVI W. (ifl()l'F,
Near BA REVILLH. LANCASTER CO., Fa.
Dlonufaoturer on tbn 0111 rrncorse
siNCH
DOUBLE PIS MIXED
PURE RYE WHISKY.
Pun Trilhoot Corn or Nur.'
RISTILLED FROhl nth BEST OF RYE ONLY.
ant-Im.
ELII J. _BAYLIS THOMAS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ham removed hie office from No. PM Arch !trent to no.
4:19 W4t L.NIIT Strect.
Particular attention gi . en to the recovery of Merean
tile °lama. Tho draft.pg and eZCMII/VlOll of Wine,
Conveynecee, Annignmenta, 13rief3 of Title. Wlfi other
lnetrunin teof Wrding. Tke management of Executor
ehips, Adannistratarsinper, and Traub!. auperintended;
and trio bent teourtttes procured for the permanent in
yeatinente of Money. liattetnotori reference given
when [calmed. ar.V-Ein•
lIIINEY KEENEDATTOIrNIC-AT-LAW.
Hos 111M0111 , ,1l hu office from No. 6.10 Walnut stlee
to No. tv , South TIIIRtt &met. mhl7 6m'
110RAUE 8131,
DIEVITANICAt. ENGINEER, and.
ALL
Para liT Aril/RN Er.
No. 111 Sout.t SI XTII Street,
iN tally .1 , 1 , 05nte. the County Cotlrtlinuee.)
tare rat out. note , 410‘
I"UUUET & SONS,
IMPORTERS 01 , HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 9r6 South FRONT Street.
. - -
Reams regulaUT mina eurnortment or deourable .
Cl
GARS wloolt the; oiler at low rotes, for oath or op
proved or jab by
ttwsori x NICHOLSON,
gooKBINDERS,
NOS. 619 AND aIt STXEEL
Dateraon hla F rkot and eheattoat stroati.
AILADEIRDIA.
JAMES FAAVIION. JAE. D. NIC/101A014..
tv•
IWAGNER JERMON,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW :
these, No. 116 Booth eIXTH direet,
(Opposite indeptmdenoe'Square.)
PHILADELPHIA.
std of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
the. United Eltatesos enabled to prosecute and collect
claims of every desonytion.
Farlioular attention given to the examination and re
oove ry of tho Maims of Legateeq and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and securing the interest:l
of heirs end all persons interested in the same. in au
parts of the Union.
fins the 15tatutes of all the States and is Commissioner
for most of thom.
Depositions carefully taken under Commissions.
apll-Gm
TAR.—Tar in kegs and barrels, for sale
AtitunnutO, c0.,-No.
Beath , , calf
RAILROAD LINZ&
Philadelphia and Reading
and Lebanon Vallenß.R.
Northe Central]
trai rn
lroatt.
Bunbur7 and Erie lt, R
SHIPPING.
PROM NEW PORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Passage.-
BUSINESS CAUDS.
SALMI BY AUCTION.
tluzuazss, BRINtEr dc
No. 129 MARKET STREET.
FIRST FALL SAL-It OP IMPORTED DItY GOODS.
On Tuesday Morning,
Anxust 2154 at 10 o'olook, by ostaboamo, on 6 months
orr t,
600 packages and lots or seasonable Ilona.
Kir &wales and oatalosual carts on the morning of
sale. _ -
LARGE HALE OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
I tillichtly Damaged. i
From the store of Messrs. Yard. Gilmore, & Co.
On Tuesday Morning,
August 21st, at 10 o'olook. by ()Matelot', a large assort
ment of Dry Goode.
Consisting in part of—
I AM don. men'. anu women'a rover cotton holler,.
OW do kid, silk, cotton. and merino gloves.
60 do kid gauntlets. Norway do., seal gloves..
I add res. cord and blank milk trimming and belt ribbons.
700 doz. plain and emb linen oombrio hails.
4no do fillet rnittsdong and short.
600 pas. bnllianu,iroontt, cambric, and Swiss Ms
fine.
60 di superior quality Irish linens,
M doz. linen shirt fronts.
300 6 4. to 8 10 linen damask table-clothe.
150 pns. p , inred silk
MO do rnobiiir debase, and co"d Coberge.
30 do superb quality mohair lustre'.
au do 6 4 French cold marmots.
30 do 6 4 do printed do.
30 do 6 4 all wool Plaids.
40 do Paris pruned uelaines, broohe. Lyouiuse, and
poplins
10) do col d Olivine and challys.
130 do all wool detainee. busses. and crape maretz.
MU minted Cashmere. cella. and Thi bet shawls.
co Vienna, square, and long broche shawls.
Also, ohenslle scarf', crape shawls. robes, neck tiee.
lowing silk, flouncinim Marseilles silk skirts and draw
ers, lame veils, silk nets, French needlework, head
&wee. ko.. &e.
RIBBONS, VELVETtI, PLII3II Tfttli!MlNOS, &c.
On Tuesday Adorning,
An invoice of—
Bonnet silk velvets and Plush...
Bonnet nttbons, braids, tti in m.nss.
Needlework (taints, silk thread and bud stovse and
gauntlets.
FRP 811 00t/D 4 .
On Tvestlay !Avenue.
canes r ondoo printed mouetn de !tines.
caws Block an I colored cadre.. and & D acca'.
ease, plaid elk and worsted Altus re.
cases new style silk and wool minus.
case. new stile Neapolitainea.
PandaA I LOVES.
Wrrat l kid.
410 dozen Bret quality Parts colored kid gloves—am zes
toe.
STEEL. SPRING 131(IRT8.
200 dozon 16tr50 hoops steel spring skirts.
rki . F. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sue
• count to 11. SCOTT. in.. 431 CHESTNUT Bt.
CA SD.—I have. in consequence of continued ill
health, disposed of all my interest in the Auctom busi
ness heretofore conducted b, mo et 431 witarti Clf
btreet to Mr. N. V. PANCOAST.
!take this oPPertosity to tender my thanks for the
support I bare retie teed, and ask a nentmuntion so my
sueceesor, whom I hereby authorize to collect all my
unsettled &cumuli'. D . /SCOr r,
rifILADILPIIIA, August 1.19e0.
FIRST I, hROV. RALE OF ' , SIP:MOAN AND IM
PORTED DRY DOOM E htß nOIDE RI Ed- MILLI
NERY 00008, hehr., for the Fall of 18.. U.
On Wednesday Morning.
Amnia 22d. by catalogue, on a credit, commencing at
100 clock, punctually.
Included will be found an assortment of ohomerseit
gor able (Mods suited to miumachlng sales, to •Ingh
the attention of the trade is Melted.
FORD it CO., AUCTIONEERS,
- 2 - No. 630 MARKET Street. bad .21 MINOR
Rtreet
POSITIVE SALE OF Rm .,. BROM, A/1D ERG-
We will hold our Fon Sale of Boole. Shoos.
and Brogans
On Thursday ins,
August 23d, at 10 o'olook ly, by eat - atom, ors
4 :months credit. about 1 men's, boys . and
youths' calf, kip, grain. and th hoots. brogans. res
ents, and plantation shoes; worn and chil
dren'. boots snit shoes.
The above sale will include an InVAice °forme good.
adapted to first-olast trade. The attention of buyers is
partial:a:ly invited.
aET Goods open for examination, with cataloctie .
early_on the morning of sale.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
SABINE /a DUY.
INSURANCE AGENTS. No. 404 WALNUT Scent,
Insure against for or damage by Fare. on Cotton and
Woollen Alilla. and other Manufactories, Bnildines,
meroheidum, Furniture. and other property. on favo
rable term, , in the following well-known sump.ants:
HE
PINIX INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD.
Cash Capital and Surplus SISAL= 9L
MtiTROPOLITAN FIRE INS. CO, OF NEW YORK,
Caah Capital and Surplus e 322,568 6U.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS. co., pxoy.
Caah Capital and 111}ux YOR K,
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.. 0 1' NEW
Cash Oswald and Surplus 1971ftIts 02
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW - YORK,
Cub Capital and earplug 81124,5t4 67.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE OF NEW HAVEN,
CO.,
Cash Capital and Surplus H 934-303 17.
OERMANIA FIRE 1148. CO., OF NEW YORK,
Caan Capital and Surplus Slid n 07.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INS. CO, OP NE If YORK.
Cash Capital and Burping SZIII,IOI 51.
ApplitlationS In manner by note Will metre prompt
attention. SABINE ik. Duy. Agents,
Jet 3m No. 424 WALNUT Strait.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OD DiaLADEFIEUI.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNEA
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
F. RATCZTORD &Lima. moz.tmeAl L. DAwseit.
Wit.thuoi hl oIC az, zo. H. !Irk?.
V NALIIO FLAIN.. foss H. 'WWII,
lOLIPI M. ATWOODs D.A. FAzingsTocc.
Ram. T. TILIDICK, As mum D. Cam,
11.1NRY WRAIITON J, b. Far.itufsim.
F. AATCHFORD EITARD., Frostdelat.
CHARLES W. LOX!". Beoretary. fell
A NTIMACITE INSURANCE CONPA-
N Y.—Authorised Capital SIOO,OOO—CIiARTER
PIAPETUa L.
Olgoe N 0.311 WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philedelphie.
This Company will intern egainst loss or detnege by
Fire, on Buildings. Furniture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Alan. Marine Iwraranass .ori Vessels, cargoes. and
Freights. Inland liaserance to all parts or the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Meleeld,
Dr. (Jeers. N. Eckert.
John R. Blakaston.
Win. F. Dean.
E. Baum.
JACOB tskRER, President.
WM. F. DEAN', Vies Prondent.
W. M. SMITH. Secretary. ap3.tuthstl
Jaoob Eabor,
P. Lather,
D. Audonnad,
avis Pearson,
Peter Huger,
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
uIcoRpoRATED 1320--CHARTER.
tUd u.
/No. stir WA bn - UTZTIVIRT ST..* Third. Philadelakts.
Having a large rod-no Capital Stook sad Plum In
rested an sound sod available riti Resues. eon inns. to
MUM on Ihrellints. Stores, Furniture, Moro andiss,
Property. Fort and 41.4 otegons,and other PIIMOLI Si
Ail losses liberally and promPtlY adjusted.
1111411C107te.
Thnf. R. Mans. John T. Levi.,
John Welsh_ , James R. Cam 0414
Samuel C. Morton, Edmund 0. Datillt,
l'aidok Brad/. Chan. W. l'onitne./.
Lwl Moms.
THOMAS R. MARIS. Presides{{,,
ALBERT C. L. ORAWFoll.l).Seonstary. foln-tf
QUAIIFY. CITY INSURANCE COMPA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 400 WALNUT
STBEBT, PIIILADELPIDA. CAPITAL AND e UR
PLUS 1130.74118.—Insursa against Loeser Demists by
Fire, And the Perils of the lien. Inhuld Neentation end
WralliPol Ca tiCti,
41 BURGE H. HART, President.
r. P. ROSS, Vitus President.
H. H. euGGSBALI., See', moo Tresayer.
6. B. BUTLER, Assistant ileoretarr.
DIRECTOR!!.
fleeige 11. Ravi, I. I'. Room,
A. O. Canell. Foster Ek_Perkine.
E. W. Beilel. Andrew R. Cbambere.
11 . 0!I t ... .11. '1 .1 thet. Samuel Jonah Al. D.
mlill-tf
LIFE INSURANCE. AND TRUST COM
PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE 'NOW
SAND E COMPANY, Northeast oorner of THIRD sag
DOCK Streets. Amen'. 09X1,691 U.
INSURER LIVES for the whole term of dire—grants
gamuts' and endowments—parallaxes hfe interests in
Reel Estate. end makes ell emigrants defending on the
evnitgatioiesi of Lire.
rosy aot es Rieoutora. Agsfiniatrelors, Aommes
Trootees, end ligardmiEf.
fhwiel L. miller, RA WATERS.
Paining S. Stokes,
Renjeunin Coates. William Martit,
Noliard P. Newbol... Jame. B. MoFarlaaiily
- William P. Hacker. Joseph H. Trotter,
William E. Kern . Jame' Enaton,
Catnnel V. Huey % Wheophiltue Pontlinal
thanes Hallowed. Edmund A. Bonder,
Renry C. Townsend. tame L. Jintehinnebl
frodolphns Kent, n W. Horton.
'Witham H. Carr, Ihs R. Amber,
tV. Hunan, Bemnel J. Dimities*
Mem Robertson. Joseph M. Thomas.
error M. Rosin, John G. Brenner.
P. K. bllohlar, East
DANIEL L. Ml_ LER, President,
RANI. E. ETON. , Vise Pres%
JOIN W. MoiNoit. Anerstary. %on
D ELAWARE. MUTUAL SAFETY IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY ?JIB LECISLATURE OI
CORN
YL
OFFICE EN
E. CORNER THIRD AND WAINWIf
Streets, THIRD AND
INSURANCE
OX VESSELS, /
Is all parts of the Wahl.
ral i fOlPS,
/NLAND INSURANCES
Oa IIIS•tIs, by River, Canals, Late_ ,s and Land Oaniai•
to parA tha Urgon,_
FIRE INSURANCES
eln Merohandise genera:ly.
Si Stores,llwelling Houses, As.
ASSETS OF THE COMP.6IOY.
Xsvintber I, IHO.
Psr. Marist Yaiu4
1124,040, Philadelphia Car I # oent.jAue.n...,6l-=. O OO 00
100,00 k Pannsylvtuna State Or obi:Dan—. 91.616 CO
21,000 Pol3lllllVaLla State 11 V at. Loan._. 21.000 00
woo, U. S. Treasury 6)4 Yr cent. Notes and
Interest nue 141,163
IMAM U. S. Treasury 6 M ot. Notes and inter
mit nue-- - 10,1111 00
4110,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia --
66.000 00
@MAW Pennsylvania Railroad 24Mortgags
6 4, cent. Ronda _ 63,2 00
*MAO. North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
cent. Honda. 111,600 BO
614,000 Wearlttlnd l e r lphia Passenger Railway
OenteeaY efe ot. coupon bonds.... LIAO 00
1116061 1 ,600 shares stock Gernaantown (las
Company, Interest and principal
gearantied br the city of Phila
delphia_ _ 11,000 op
ROM 100 shares rennaylvaum Railroad
Coincany
1,000, 100i:hares north Pennsylvania Rad
road Company . NS 00
If 0.10. shares Philadeiphta Ice Boat an - 118teans
%rug t:oinpany. FlBladelphla and
Savannah Steam navigation Cons-
P.an7, Ocean Steam navigation
tAmipany, Philadelphia and Ba
sra de (4r0.00 Sto%m Tow Boat
RoorPanY, Philadelphia F.Y.ohange
awash:my —.-- —2412 00
,tldei TIS 44
Boots and Mortcooem, and Steal I:Atate, et.
line ildmp t
lldle receivable 101' lugutaitoica limn 62
Balance due at Ageninea—rrainicrris on Ma
ntle Policies, intereet, and other dale dais
11,164 63
EOM) &ad sto of iurilry foooraowslci sny ,_
nice . 1A33 110
Curl on Dopoot 17,11.30 Si
iiILEMIJI4
hoz - noel E. fltokev.
J.l•'. PenistOri s
henry Sloan,
Edward Darlintl•Li
It. Jolene Brooke,
htenner hrlistont h
ro m ar Borten.
inooh P. Jonee,
Jame/ P. M' Fetrifillh
Joallna P. Eyre,
John B. f!emyle, rittalit
-
D. T. Morgan, 4 .
A. H. Merger, '•
M MARTIN, president.
. BAND, VW. President.
:retort. dl4
WOllan , Martin, -
Kimund A. Pon , lor.
Joh n
Th ro
It. Po philnenPantos.hil‘,
,
John O. Doris,
Jsmes Traganir,
1; re, Jr..
Willmn C
Jurion O. H.
bu,andiws,
Joseph 11. SeAI,
Dr. R. M. Huston.
"Marge G. Lei per.
laugh Cram,
frafirlei Nelir,
1111.a..LA
THOM. 0.
XERItY Sec
'kJA !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
OUT:-000U NEWS FOR ALL!—The never.
faiiing Mrs. VAN HORN is the hest; she succeeds
when all othoro hare failed. All Who are in trouble, all
who nave been imfortanate, deceived by false promises,
fly to her for advice and comfort. la (Ora arfoirt alit
never max. She has the secret of winning the affec
tions of the opposite sex. It le the; foot whist ipducee
rate pretenders to try to imitate her, and cony km
advertisement. She shows you the likeness ofyour la
tare 'wife, husband, or absent friend. It is well known
to the public at large that rho is the first and only por
ton who can show the likeness in reality, and can give
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which
can be tented and proved by both Married
and mingle, who deny and ea r mint her. Come one
code all! be No. MO LOA Street, betße6lo3lllli
-1061. and Broad. anIT et
SILATE ROOFING.—JOHN WELOFI,
SLATER. is prepared to put ou any amount of
roofing at low rates. All 'Pe wm . ranted to gve sa
tisfaction. Orders sur
ent to THIRD Street and GER
ICI ANTOWN Road will be promptly attended to.
4 e29 am
MAR.- 270 liarrels Wilmington, N. 9.,
i t ivi a 674F l rti l iti gn prtoo4:.7Voienta
lAMBS SY ALICTIOn.
NI TUOMAS & BONS,
.. Nog. 139 and 141 South Femurs Elmlt. 7
(Frontierly Nes. to 0 , 01101 0 .1 _
t weunt.
FALL EA LER OF ' , STOGIES AND It IL NATATZ.
Neeond Fall We Ilst Annul, et Ike fishatiga.
Third Pell Pals 231.11 August, at the •.
Fourth Fall Sale 3d efpsesaber. at ever
Fifth rail Pals, eth Sept amber. at tie Eseasses.
Birth Fail patea/th September, at tits Aniammips.
lar Jdandbillit part ready. • -...11 -anti...4 •
IaTOCKS AND REAL
_ESTATE.
BALKS Al V
THE EXCHANGE VERT Tcrseptv.
During the business senses in July sad Angina ealy
ocestuortel sales.
air asedbals of each property hissed ellPlinAill. 1
addition to which we publish, on the Wank& pr vises
to each mile. one thousand tatalognes, le iseemailet
form. giving fall descriptions or an - the property lb he
.old on the following Taeeday.
CA R D.--Our safes of real estate mad stoats a.
the Exchange will hereafter be held at 12 teekste
noon ; and. in the evenmg. at T o'eloe lc- -
Er Contributors have the
PRIMA either sea.
REAL ESTATE AT E eace.
CT We have a large amount of real estate at private,
We. including even dimetipaoss of city mad essatrg
property. Prtuted lists may De bad at be saatioe Mae
PRIVATE BALE REGISTER
IGPRenI caste entered on oar priest* foie rilistelars
and advent's 4 occasionally to oar gables sate cfr
of which 1400 comes are printed oesdair.) :DM o
charge.
TO SOOIIPMLE.
Tug PIFTV-FIFTIP P H I LL
ADE R3 LPHIA
MALE OF BOOK.e. 81.1iXt.t/TYPE PLAT E& !c.
wit: rom,r.ence on MONDAY. &Wats!' O. M.
se" Catalogues to press.
BFCOND FA. L BALE.
STOCKS LOANS. &c.
On 'l'noe.gay.
An:nal:l et noon. at the Philedelplis Fzehang•-
10 akar.. Northwestern /lank or Virginia—par 8300.
Dividends or zrom 8 to 10 fr cent. are regularly made on
tbiartock.
23 hares Delaware II utast Safety larnranee Company
Stock—par V 6 per shore
&ki 31245 [(M I
P De-aware ;mutual Safety Ins. Co.-180.
s MICL
I elmre Point Breeze Park Aaeociation.
share Parladelvlnn Litant7.
lanai+, Mercantile Li Crary.
'IIIIRD FAL!, RAL:f-2' , tit AUGUST
/Or raticularl hereafter.
' FOURTH FALLNAI,E-3J SEPTEMBER,
RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE. Clermintows
FIFTH FALL Pa IX. 4TH IEPTEMIEJL
Y.ERY 1 MPOIIITAIIT BALL
Bir order of Treated.
MONTOUR IRON COMPANY'S WOHIG3 AND
EsTSTR.
On l'ir:esmi,ay.
September 4.1&M. at 13 o'clock. noon, at tie 76ile
delsnie
1
sa v 01.., valuable property hsloniirig to tie liket 0111 0"
Iron Company. untamed 10
Montour c ousin. Is, coos
111111211C of about 2 OCO acres very valnabio minors) alido-•
ores. minter net,
roll:ng fornaoes, IleatlA/ 301 .
s
t..
dwelltna. Mimes, se., &c.
Terms—SALM casb. when the property ie straiek riet,t
balance on the execution of tie aced. within dap; 0,
LP - Full particular* resale in handbills
Peremptory sale to eleve a eoneern.
GROUND R Ers r —An asnual Ormuld Rent of s9oa
year. Other deienpbons preparing.
SIXTH FALL SALE-1 - 1 7 111 sEnsmesit. =,7
wi 1 reettde—
Ott bans' C urt Eala—Fatate of John Evans Tree.
An nucivided ninth pert of the 'llre•-etorg.BRICIL
DW ELLIN*, No. 311 South Front street
flame Petate—O n nr minded ninth part of the flied-
Mori 8111.1 K DWI:WImi, No. mg e..ae.p of the
large Name Es!arn—An a nd ivided watts part tot the large
STOKE AND WA REHOULSE. 80.1thweirt corset of
Peaveys avene• and Ton ailey. below Miami:decrees.
el feet fifth's front.
Marne arats—A n undivided ninth Batt of the Three
story DRUM DWELLING. No. no Lenten:lsom.
FARM. I'SS Antes Arabia Land.wittillesteeetneets.
on the Milford rotil.l% nubs from the etstiOrla klarirlt
as the Down's Farm.
The PARYIB FARM." adlehross the above. eon
tain int 100 acres. with inierorementa.
tine " CLA FARA," tositanum Amos dined
Permute Plf I
and.
The "MORRIS TRACT." oosatolning olimmat torso
[TV; on a road, led Within hair. mule of abiatiet os alle
he 808 VlB FARM." eoetahmag Midwife. t
int on the railroad. will bongo:la.
The DORMAN PANMP enelaiwieg SS lartin, ad
joi ng the abotre..lth Hiserovenierc
The " MAD W1C18," containing NI Awes Wood
land.
Tile "FRANK% FOLLY," a:stab:Le orer* Acres
of calm oak Timber.
BURIAL LOTS, Meant Verna CengtarY C.OrPial•
Lots Nos. CA and 87 Section A, containing nig slaw ,
feet.
Sae N 0.23 ?forth TENTH Stoort.
SUPERIOR FIISINITIIRt.', 1.11R10R,4,0811W00P
YIANO. BRITOSELS CAJtvETS, 11. c.
On Priday --- ilioniuti.
Zith instant. at 30 o'cloek at No.) North Teeth fie
by cabstosno• the regimes fate Owe, Preach-view MS
mirror, roacwow Nano, by Chickinng. gair•
Pe lMtfay be exassised
the sale. et I *Napa On the asentiat et
We st Nos. tat art 141 Haeth FOUlltartne_
13UPEW1011 I , I3ItIIITURE., PREM-1 , MIA
ROES, PLANO-FOKTEA. EAU stn.
Oa Thanalay Merman,
At II detach, at the Aaetenn Mere, am aatsttetemi of
excellent second-bend faradays. elegant jetca
nee - mirrors. earaete, eta, flaw Ilmilmo
nalleeteeniat. removed to the More for oceleire clr
sale.
MOSES NATHANS, ATTOTIONCIII
AND COMMISSIOIt S.CSULtIit, Watling'
waif gf ELS7II=4 YaChartialla.
110A.BY LOLLS •
$5,000 to foam tithe
eat razes, dilaeogie,
watchey, jewelry, silver elate, are geode. emantait. era
eerier, segars, hardware, calory roam, sf
l
oirrira, bedding, god on pods of every tomeriptusa.
from or small amount., t One &liar I.
for snylength of time agreed ea.
CT The Oldest Estabitahed Hesse in OW gill.
Sir Private entranoe on RACY. Street.
IP Business hours from g A. M. tot Y. M.
Heavy insurance for the benefit of decanter&
CHARGES (JCL LA TWO PHAiaz.
elr Advances of 4110 end oloranla et c two Pow gegin
Advances of SIM ar.d apaardat at oaf oar asst. Do
abort loam
AT PSIVATESAM_
Some or the Asset GOLD PATENT LETS'
CAIRubIOMKTEK WATONSII„ manatsetsre4 et
the lmeAl priees. gold lever aid
lepton__
silver lover no
legume wetaltee. ENRIWU M/4
Frenob aregabe. at actcm‘slune In
priole,, Jewelry o
evert deacnpLon, very low, gene,Seeltge , Me= "a'
stmmeuts, first quality of Banana onsr tune
_tN
importauon price, in innantaaa tomtit PerseeMs aft
various other knads of roods.
OUT IHX/11' SALES
Attended to personally b the Amatiesseer.
Conelganleete et any and everlltUr s g a l
toted.Dios • NA THAN
SPLENDID SETDIAMONDS AT YAWATA'
B.AL
Consisting of diamond and opal breastput wad 'er
ring,. From. $llO. Coet ia Pans SLOG.
T. LOUIS. MU.
WILLTAM9, BOYLE 4 ocl., A . Eqi
. AI & COAMI Maltra=
No. 6 North MAIN 6C, 6T- 1.4 1
with Messrs. Myers' , Clathomi. R. Oa.. r1d1e46,3 Mrof
their Demme* to the uniraheate, wiaceillebleeew, am
other. of Philadelphia, for
theta,
eae at dry geollis. sir -
pour , 1.0 is, 'hose. hardware. }even, 40.=
iI•P Cash adrasees made t r ee
remelt ot e
Pia" eettleraeots made three days attar da.
Mere. !dyers. Cleghorn, Cm, Pidladdihkik.
Stuert Brother, Pludadekm.
Yon Wyak. ToirrAend, &/ 1 / 2 York.
" 1.. h., B. Curtis & Pew York.
Wood. Chnety, h Co.. Bt. Lords. O.
" Crow. bleCreerr. & Co.. " taxi-thatair
2 IACRINERY AND IRON.
Ami n . PENN STEAM ENGLNI AND
BOILER WORRB.—NE•PIE L.E.Va.
AND TIMOR ETICAL ENGIN(
M
A
C
H AKERS, BLACKAMIThr,
and FOUNDERS. having. for anal years • been i n
successful operation. and been exclastvely ensured in
building and repairing Marine and River klairmiaa,hisk
and low pressor, Boats, Water Tanks. 0•0•111,
hO., he.. respectfully offer their services kr the priihn
as beins fully prepared a
nd cract for Easton of
sizes. Maria., River. and etaborp hams este or
'sterns of dliferent elm. are pre go exegete or
ders with quick despetch. very serigilettef hate. re
rrakitUlß rondo at the shortest wild& wait satil et frogr
Pressure, Fino.TnbaLsr, and Cyboder %Boilers, the
beet Penalylrania charcoal iron. Forearm. cicalas's
and k in ds Iron and Braes Caning-a, of alfdswonpkwas
Roll Turning. demur Cutting , mid all other wore itosi
nectrid with the above
Drawings and specifications for all work does at Benz
establishment, free of charge. and work gaaraatied.
The erasion ben have ample 'wharf doek noir lot re
pairs of Not', where they can lie je Wien MblitYs
and are provided with shears. Mow*, Leib. to.,
for Taming heavy or light weights.
JACOB G. BWIE.
JOHN P. LEVY
13EACH sad l'ALitiliestrefota.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY No. 951
BEACH StreekKensington. Philadittphis.—WlL
LTA AI H. TIMIS informs Ms &lends that. heem& M . '
cliesed the entire stock of Pattern. at the above £oll.ll
-
Grist,
he ie now prepared to receive mean for. Lens.
Grist, arid Hs. bill! Ceeunes. eoee, Coe . end
Rowe Work, Geanng. Castings mule from mo
tel-Mori or Howls Fuzzetee, in dry or CVO 2 t SP r
loam. arlt-tt
MAXTIL V, *MICK, f. TAT/134.1J1 MIIIKII
WILLIAM N. 1111171.111 CL
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY
71FTY AND WASHINGTON lIMIMIL
MERRICK it BON
ENGINEERS AND MACIII4IISTL•
Manufacture High and Low Prewar* Steam Ensile%
for Land, River. , nd !Ronne Ramon.
at Elilear t , d Zor t r k ag r te i ts. T o vV.lron Boats, Le.; ClaStags
Iron Frame Roof. for Gas Worts, Work nom lad
road Stations, La.
Retorts and Gas Bdsobizery of the Won and Loa Im
proved 000 e Oho
Every deeonsidon of Mu:taboo Machinery. seek Is
Sorer, Mn, and (That 4 , e41:3, Vacuum Ats. Ol Sues
Trains, Defecators, Pumping mer ge.
Solo Ascents for ft. Rl:hena's Patent near Boikaa
Asparatne: liarinyth's Patent Steam Emmet; Ana
Asuman a. Wasay's Patna Gan Wage Sitar Drain
ing xiaskins. &sir
SAVING FUNDS.
A tittle, but often, fills the Pane."
VRANIKLIN SAVING FUND, No,
Ja: 136 South FOURTH Street. between Cheat
nut and Walnut, l'hiladalulua. pays al; Deposits
on demand.
7 i secured mon by Government.
.„ ”,
State. and City • Ground Rents. Mod
aim Co.
This Company deems Wet,' better than biree
profite, ooneeetteette will run no risk with depo
sitors money, but have it at all times ready to
return, with per cent. interest. to the owner, se
they have always done. This Company nem,
suspended.
knmales r mani'ed or single, and Einem , can
deposit in their own right, and such dew= ts one
be withdrawn oitty by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Inoorporated by the State
Perinsyir anis. with authority to receive money
fmin trustees and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open daily, from II cl o ck 'look. and on I
Wednesday esenizs o
DIRECTORS.
Jacob 13. Elusriert, Cyrus Cadwallader.
John Zllondler, ' George Russell.
SI smell& W. Sloan, I,dward T. R7Mts
Lewis Kr, mbhaar, Henry Delany,
1 O JtnhaYßrmktul6l.
„..lapinoott.
JACOB D. BILAISEOII. PresidauL
CTXVICADWAILADBI,TMAIRIer. . .
sv3S-Y
A Dollar tared 13 twice earned."
VgAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TBILEST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, eenthercet earner of TRIRI).
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the Slate of Pennsyl
vania.
Mosey is received in env arm, large or smell. and in
tereatmud from the day of &emit to the day of with
drawal.
The nlAoe a oven every day from nine e'etoolc in the
morning till five o'clock to the evening. i. and on Monday
and
Th
"4 1 11 71V " f e .M.: ' f ' 4.117F l i. President.
ROBERTBI:I,FRIDGE, Via rfeatdeld.
WILLIAII J. Rage, Remits:l,
DIRICTOGS:
ACM. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster.
1-.thrard L. Carter. Joseph IL Barr
Irobert Bellndee. Francis Lee.
Marano' li.Arliton. Joseph Yer t k e 7
0. Landreth Manna. James L.B eneeit.
Money aroamed and pavir.enta made ally.
The inreatmenas are made, m oonfornicty with the
provision, of the Charter. to Real Estate Mortaegra,
Ground Rents, and rich first-olaas reenritme as will al
ways insure perfect eeourity to the (311.0titorl end
which cannot tail to give permanency' and non ty to
this Institution. -1,
lievi,c.oria
'APING FUND-UNITED STATES
TR UST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CIIEST
NUT Btmt.
Lame and email lama remirad, and lai d tact etude
mand without notios, watt' FIVE PER CENT. INTE
REST from Um day of depoait to the day of with
rawal.
Odin holm, fmm antd Wolook emarr day, sad
lIONDAV EVENINGS from 7 until o'clock.
DRAFTS for We on Ealland, Ireland. and Seodaad.
from *Amman:la.
Pre e idea-BTEPHE N R. CRAWFORD. ORD.RIIY u FI rAm
omarHUN7EI.
EXPRESS- COMPANIES.
THE ADAM HIPRZSB
CO.,offlos 3,20 causTaut &mt.
il3m.frigsokages,Undue:AU%
"Vrale;elAl27 ita owl
"C r) 21 ar m" . ptiiisZ
;In* sag aU l irOit }h i
it.
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