The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 21, 1860, Image 3

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Ann-Thwa-Liter , .-------r i AIfCIAL-41311k , C , SWIM.
. ' „.A.,.;s ll ,',E.onyht I+i - Li" " 4 „,,,,- . r ',' i,. xt r al l Sagasiolginkog.
Ihe• tataililliii ll i i kt i k.,._ ' it' ~; t ' .... .to ,, i ';% filiiiiittiti• AlittiatlO:olo. •
timid - 01 0 ,IPFI:ilalePee.,mai, Rs' t '
' •', 'i.• -- • ' ' - ""' I,t '' 4 " • 4 4
time, with 14111. __..' -'-:--, ', - ~ , Thisgrurtnievotaint in WI . ollkdi , 1 7 04
11.431 113,11 IV iir•LTitii•- peer expries,; stook notional in The -Pross of this snowsing emotions* to
with St, L iar'to OM Iftle ilk ,'• Imicttedi• it ,Irufsostallied. Webtirlkill NaVitalleal'refarrOd interorse
Carton Yag 4VOrdag;lia4;sall "reketk gin, .1 . t . .:11•3, and Reading Wan rehald7;l l 4 alai to RIK, VIA
Inta6oigoo ,t0.2 1 401. 11 r • The , 0 1 1111 a man I" ia. symptom of coming activity in omit' stooks are more
telegranbeirwat
li t ' , AO* „Ode *conic& -464015 d. Penn alining Comeau, closed Of Mc 4 Naked,
w ith th i - Jit.* G alit o gu to nth of Aft, i ~. : ,t, awl Bohemian 736 bid. 104 iskeit.,Nogt• paaaasivania
Thera, is 4.l.l.4tlbtfitotm , notre, and that feFfhid. „Reilmai shares gained di A ilarriabare fen erg. '
PallY olltal*Ofilndlliel:;: , ~ ,-, , ,L, ~ ~, , , 7,., Tholsoner market is unchanged. , ~• •
gencaMcgmkraugi.lhatkanCreassialii tho any, ,4Thowaa Smith. .1316 I, has been sleeted Arm Wont of
taking tit golitinik ',•Thil tatblf• l' la to,!sili,k Or,
whop r / Onh A 'fflflnn•nnooOodinoldm" N ' 2l l l : l ;
I'l4' vip 1 * VOlrtkikiPato4lllo '•'.
annTitonL - " ~ r•of• ...I. whop row wo
snation on n't of cu,hea
J'. - Wails erieorilmiersior af , Kigisai, ispioitiv twinlotiw illawo der* ainiA t
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Douglas in a, long letter:' ,l llllny arit ectoitatieg ~ "' . i OFFRIMi Rang arAx=-..a. , ..
the nominatloWoirOctiflakitstAridt olta,ier thit 'lnazuvawaaaleas of too ealaaaaaeala lAinn•
Douala': otoodotalt 4abegotia,:.orklefiik li thoight '-,
Would 'sped) ifitpirolfikel itilim gain il. ,- ..... .. , . st a i tui .,__ —..--_ o ..
Pont tohnisrirev
_ssiorall4 itithiiiiiiiiinliit that if ibis , . 13, I Ana. 10. Aug 13. Aut. .
the Prmkbattlatodiette
a ea.o hilteriLlalat; the - la ---- thiii7. Flitaad• ',Rim°l6BoBoBl $6a4130
BMW somilltegtm wooly gofer Doighiq wet t SD- °ugh America, tow XS • 2.951274 871.814 016,510
tleipate'erifydentaging. effect nom • the Dotighm arm It. Moab_ .3,034.811 3,168,30 7724 n 70.415
ride from the continual_ remigt of_bad. news from deltoid.- Lt i od** I'ms." •m 5 " 11 2 ` 9 'm
oe„„,: I,maso Immo 310,804 27S 2101
the Bait. .-., - - _ ~'. • • • " . Li. rhea... 1.370,0 w Liman 217.40/ 20/3400
A Deltzindi!otatatti4ltats 'invention, -to nod, thorayk•-•;,. ssii . joo . o
,„ , olloit pl.lhoo El
~..se.
nate eleellectit4joiegatee; ,ii 'to be Neid it ftseriP eulaW n :iiifi, 7 1 ,41 W a r, ini a l ;;; . ,,I3
112611e0 OD the ifts or September, the'",day an 144 as tiro,„ 140,70 3,461.169 210,215 317 212
The Douglas Convention ntO4to at the tame *cc ' tehoL,A. mesa- ?Ws ' 1,158.7X1 171,746 US 465
Accounts from LosAkatdae • rebresonts that gold tiraer" *. •• • F . ~ 131 6 117 173353 1°3.947
ta _ ~,.., LW 0 11,371 90 332,8011 3611i7D3
and silver dimoveries oontitipi to'he auk in the Ta d o ,a w ir s .,,, 618,148 *nor 183.x8 mac,
mountalaszto-iloommtheart 'Of that glees, attests-• .nsol/datson .. 104.90 sg,eag 74,363 81,463
ing 'to thineighborhood Of itatt Dernariine.. ?The W•l n .,;•- a r t i i 8 5 E:a . Min !SIM MCI
l ar.
plaoseldlggingslare beloved to be Yeti rtek ant_ ' In Sul:nags 436,140 442,213 86A30 93 ser
eltienebaa.„ -,.. 4 . • •-,.- - - • ,• . ? '-, ~ moss„-.. 855,490 use,mo 101,453 ot,oca
The wianiiti fro m the Com and • lona Lake
gold , ind Am u *waf t , r i t i ol i e, •„ lid , nam ,i, 8 4 , 1 , " I .„ T0te1.......... 116 830207 , 25336.1317 4,768,466 6.771 771
Franolews *la Visalia, a4so madam; ea- „of an, • , . DZIKISITS. ODLCULAVON.
citing character. Tim epochisipagatstivarezi dom. . : BAD De. , , Au...
Is.
Aug.
sx -A ; .„ 3- -iln g - 7.- -ti.
pars favorably with that froze the' beet• Made of -., '
waaboa, and many,kamatapyektime its mangnine fluladetehis.... oLoosAn gursr,ooo issi,mo 22134100
of realizing ftrehmes.' ' •_','i l I' ' 4s,' '' ' ''' '' - ' I nt l elitelt 9.633 00 iftn LI A , A 3 2 : 5 41.1:
An eleagou-- hes -Jahasbilealwis• . 11 "". 111 OW.” 1R1166T0i61,...”. 733406 78.1480 161,000 . mo,ooe
Valley may; ti: a oroviihmal gum* maim , ..... 964,672 911.U7 143245 145370
merit, for the Telloo l ll or Nevado, on the a:6 l=es. : ~ Lif t s r u n tail 40,c
squatter-sou . 711.21
it Thelattlr4kaii' tailuatscr ': 'eocim ocw 667 'Kau u444se
iz e711.214
date a vote favoratt • co.tkaorgenumuon. - ems Township gm got 4 1 , 116 B , ,, dd y sans
41 67 ' 141,125
An iff ," 4 ""e pk , ' -is' Saa uv e ' thi ' the 61 -1 " .. t16 P ,` at hi diem .. .
1 - ' ri, 7 2 LIZ 114.5 01 6 116 315
Genoa, air er....6. _L.. .. • ' Anderson 2 .1,- -leak w o l o g ri r
....:: du gig . 44/0/19 70,540 Tian)
thweral:l4 o flik r OL 41!a1.4 1 . 1 : 4 4 -WO! la IMPFlawil raid . 1,066 ST/ 1,091,737 I/6165 1130310
te
mortalfy froundea. .. .' - mammon's— en ess 444.6 a 95.780 94,053
hforworatilled 4 •4lNaPta' dmithowei 4 / arriv e ' at ici . u . d . aWm - 014 3 4 El;g2 ITIV3 1.01
at Calbak lValtiFi-agifer,thiii .hrifil liPalbuli 'IR aminiliiiiiii 801.70 301.919 135,725 /31.415
the redid : -, - • -44.-, ,- . • ~- A ~t , •
..•, - Oora Exchange 239.130 266,176 106,470 109,045
Bina" tie let of June about 200 tone of Was Voted —•-• • • mate 376.67 1 73,690 74,675
IliverW4 3ll o o bairk:lPalf t? sot ( Fra" 4 " - . Tani ......... maul* lii.set,Sts ists,ste,osstom
Thelilignot cot ore illikwodpori Han Franelmo
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for New York and 1111ftW, :by the last , two `-. foe aStrsrates compare 400 i tho l e o f orev i.d.t...
ante ea follows •
steamir 7 004 at over lIDO,Nkh• - ,
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,„ , lir9, , • , .
• , ,
Aug 20. A 1 '
° RI M"' • ' 1 '-' ' •Cilmitil stook- ..,...tmaitaso ont, u l.lk Jae. 132230
Oregon Orilla have beimo,reeehred to, the . tl.st L aaa p,,„,,„_. ~, __. aciaagff• x ki lA dg..i no , 6030
of July. The opinion Tonootto that larger crop am......... 4,71 . 771 4,788,406.1n0 • 3 387
throaghotiithe Stat•Waald be barreshid this year no foo other f 1 111.... 1331.733 . 7481 131- 00. 47. 725
than etworibigyre. . - •
.<, , , , ,
ille - Pee, 82 . Pe!
News bad,bago riiithilei 10 POtUsild *it /61..P12, u pt e o W t 0 e, t .. h . e . r . f1145.- a,oss.o . ta, 3361 584, . nu. 14 ON
is
Steen'. minds bid, boa Smother skiratiohirlth •-
the Snails; hidings.'" A , few, Thema ' were tabu ,
Thati'Viaii toe geVerisf brie of intiriii: The
siewspapestrim Stied witispelltilid suittolos. Four
of the Rafewitilanpert 'Di MOW thief) favor Maar*
laridP0#1 11 414;1 111 $1 11 .-, .' , ''' .
-;...BRITABM, COLUMBIA.- '• • '
The_datei from British Columbia are to Avg.
Ist. Fain ifeiuntei were larding at rot&
six, to_rame the , Maser , river, , and; etka itilspd
water'. ..•• Bevetal brick boildinge waregoingup at
Inst.:Mk and ilieresins a itieretneddispoidilnkte
iavestin.real estate. - - • , •
The i; • Only •
that thiVhlnestroontlaned tb Book , to the diggings,
airead,pontleamiteriacthewltites deo to •••.-- •
Her ship patellae' hid ‘salleffrant
Viotorialter"Moglandi: Tim lkii.rseatern pond of
Mexiabliteriranatas: - • " " •
ConimeTptil ; Int,ethgetti., •
RA'( thumeliei. bigtits.4Thipie to s milady dsnrand ,
for some arta:decor Provlsinipiat lompricitualadOendles
continue to - meet tread,. sme, ntitoitt, inlet 'good. are
Cunt. trassmonosok: Batter iii - _ntovistr freely
to tte tesfiest.l3o,l7e for enema ut doubt' isalnarea. ,
and a fawAdwpoof - ,fase: Minn as.% an found
twang go mg. Lard 1p very_ Wive, peelers stookins
tamely. 311001%. , Y,nbisM illiztrian biting* ,
1330.11%1 .1 Do. s 111816)40,111 small lots. Brasil
orders for Pork to export to China are filling at else
MSS for 1 1114m5. , i amp -salsa aunt ,sneer ay, tosinng to
the ftad4rititater•bblai Wid 111 fiu rr "il ninon
and %gnaw. nasal rnosaotienso an"' tor *kola
at 140, wikouglitiverts. , —,
Olivelgibm*Ktsbotl riiiigic o s fo ll l l ll .' . 11 1 :
ISM Alosikotetiladeßo
dePreardi=a,file wasp. MA;
lota winAds,.Mr.einnti vv I.
pOl7 nt tra de Wan gas MUM ; pg. na
pery 24.1n.Any_aLlinnara montrapjairs
from N ri - earV i rt i rOt Tattiitrima WM'
has a i stadsissaintiha - par is
vary Wilily from the ommitm,
m a w ~bagy
harvesting The yemegkig, 'pr om o
(raga. 114 1 0 - 04$11K imistmea 4 PM: Pinar is
going finny poltna. - fin supousiot bbl.
A MINIM wilailhaindsanaa thy ' shin Whits
tivallowilinist4mben.Ataiird Aug.fith, skip *habit
tan, for talentts. - ,
ll° Bl7 / 31 • 9 41
. 111 etilf.Ag-14 thirty
two yam olct4isillti" lift iyi"tojiatiii- by :Wog
strooltbi bri o lcitrtP 4l #o l :!!'i id!4 141 f•;" 11*
yosterdof: . „ : , - • '
Hearyhteteen, aged:tenjbkd hte)ift foot-badly
erushialyUngstukever by: a irakei,st.Oitiotar,
Deleweviconaty; yesterday erternoeu.
Thohliettheey„.'sked :twonlipeight, had • Me.,
tight leititrieheredby, bent thrown of .horse,
on Breedistreeltdretween -Brune end Rine, "yes—
terdayit thiteriC" '
Duo the INAttvics4libi
young Faarkwk a - tted thi hoirpital:On
Friday " tejurtes received by
being towatio,y,a, g eiklentally
overturned by ld - • ca nna ' l bolt In
the ToentY=hurth *reterds/, leaning
at the hospital free tM Whets Of hiariojurfoe.
R ~~c I,T~` ,l-r~~~s,.
;t~ .A, . ..} . ; ,
A OfT.4 l l_
,L5 111 ,/i l nrifbr:lNll .2,- Nigirrist - gfre,
have Will& lite maw lei to **ilea the sytiehfaatithlif
" krofeilierMeOeSie*hiloa4" adiWttlied
eolumn,"aningeitraorninegy merit. as letoster.:,
old remedial Welts* at saws involving' nerstsgingont
of the nervous egiteii:: 'The eitineof Mignon tra whidh
this a eifiestacw awbsoses *Wits lege. oirevery phy
sician knows, Certificates of-ite wonderful:titans in
reeterfirtilliflioieCankl*lgaiqing theinedenttelv
healthy are daily . Seeantnlatint hl he Minds of 'atom
Atookringink:Co.; thistogrietino,indisitheastilg wish
that ther , , , lllatew, , asayfelei %w ho as unlvelselly
found in thesoodioins•ohest qnverrprivatelannly, as
the oelepotet".4sernenrneit• hy, than, is
no found in the pooling cpwarttesats of our 11104 In
teillgentletnehnigaist . .
Tan — Afilit when
event,* Isidall,,,nat b l oat ibe dried of eiriumeteneee
expecte , . td7bi eo. din orinegeettiermyelty to ere ens
Ond donlideltiercorded with customer.. This( novelty.
ere stsidirerrii. ey. ts Ciendtdo - realitt: doily diikiont!
ble in tie latitude of Neat* Chario' °Word 'lt Boa's
magnilleded new etorcander thek,Oontremlal Riad. It
some anagette tba!,ttamattontlenten hart tOn'att of
keepinit foli,iaShatdaak, that aelattiodi host', han,
who vgablie Ockielyee . thi 4*o/o/d at the seigioaline those -
whiehalasougyeao.atity. at home are gu .all!-oars to
need. Mkt • - iceessieni . Of lodde,eoes timidly la ill
their epis give; fiellitiom tio the 'elneaM
tlue
hoaee afAtind hiraai other ging!ohotablighintnah
• •-,ftheSp,iiiiititiiiiiniViiililiainesairord: _ . it iliatlega rirhutstlott't that'smog, 1; •
pin are but gilded brim or painted • olar."
iapatitlon u man!. beet , lateeto rane and an
spotted eharaider Ifjonf r if rod Fred", Wm that
have prof beep Toetelmedeof derma. " ikinitin of Olio hal'
mortaljettribetee:Whda hodleo and ommeererar. he
obannybrreiddbfroitedimr lighlathin - k•
Stigma the - geuteritionclhiCeo' *Watt, him Need .
family avant itontobobrtridttansi t and,ill _awn do
more of lem to shale :the *alone - aid' deedsi-Ortirong
who subeeld_thero.. "Bow trne„ le "A good
name weather to he eliceen:thao treat ylebee.7, ft is
more stainable thin allthigtdd thatigaa_ever dig from
the bon* of Atte metalware* larielleagep: than all the
diamAilathietaeraavat teltantroat „Gottatalee Minix r
atorearoghtleirlhati all tam gem that over marklid
neathlbagon; gad erilair goaldtal farith holden melt
from tbe .90e. rims Ximbionerde Clothing, Mart or
Gativatallthatts..l%; o 44:o*out street.--will mat
fail to bear its posreasor happily o'er the journey of Wee
At Ode eelobrated hatablishinent a ralgalde,Gigir I
pregoifedieftkiieN oetkkeold. ' ' , , tf
Ten Ntinte itrof#'lll Ism Vointii.--Nte be
lieve, the &of to be iheintroeutibidithat tie moot
splendid stook of wearing nairieel , to b found in the
Union, for beltreintlenloititod Make' ll* We B llool '
stone Clothing Hatt .004160111 k• WW I .. Wen'APS
arid &)5 Chestnut, etreet. , mbeem Sixth. Tim fitene-,
tore determined , long 'efeee'to wore ; et*tee 'trt
dent 01 1 1 4. 1 1 , 0 01 hi! ertieletMk eorreeteem
of belibtat - Aber:. Wore Mirientid.;
Brown is se iturtitatiat albeit hr: •
and ey, genmente" mide
e tethe J'ilegintJr aid;
seoneohlniUt Youthartroit' Me Attleatie
to the yportgo,ang I:roni s liTairte to,Califritnie, .
Beiffri, '111 , M111110A1704141111 1111 ILO ';1160‘11111i,
medifffiAiisjuppaiatip l i icnrAso jasktut
Ovens's, intik end nervous h e , dripemes, pike:
ie. 7*iptif itidoßjeoinner! tun Men:
Tint' ILAktiebim edrepiedniiiot debtheite ;
can
be Mired at all Wino without inlionventetion. They
to
m
taimse4aereni J litmetetto Mte.Meeklee
lexatieemdeet; ' Mrodue
an adtteoidMe:Piles/of
Deli br 0: C. Beim; Sixth
and vine. and mole iT l Mintliprici P 1169141 bog le rig par.
12 :!':-'!'-'71111tideltilkfielgiiiiiitei; `•'--- - --7.-- ''' .-
'' - i'l!' , t r i4eirni io=:liirinitic.
Thor,
.-hr nolfintodo;ol l oo%to,'dno;soor , tinVontroi
ere atostOollOieli th e Midterm hod. todnitVit intook,
raegineecliZ *Able 'at ieetateieOferbiteir
fresh Mown' la iefellniT4l l livaLaealleelleetee
e g rp
frr"lf qi i u neltou tal fineMiM i tbr4
F.n. -I magi r.- ! I , het t forriwn• t i si iiives :
.3.
.3"
° 1 11 " 1 3 1 " 4 ' "'V :l2 l l'
W it till .litri tr. vp &r: SIM . sto_
and , Of jitimalots. - Airs MIMS, 'About ,
SAO e eold'et IX telas ov - red; Old 4 0 0 41 . /311 ta
WO at *II %Li tie fitar4 VW Wilt ftW atoms kdo,,'
Atop nootlohnkut no no rum. omen -14 AST*
etti_ r ris W ilf • Ortn.tizzit:ollit r im a rig i sl a cg
1 worh.'s Odr,„7nitown;roo ; lions in bolo bother, Ow
ore tgAtettga gs fitlitOoett4oo, bee . BOW- goolOOnveold
Kra 3AirAisesoition is rtaks4tett it Aide's below the -
VieWigentildig..; Oalif arl,rl/011.11 11, 4WD Jot
19104-the.teiti=litolisid,'losA etoiS uktiai g
einswinta.... von ant baba In nontoll lihrt,
and plower Boor age Coilee,:ate aseser.sem seL
PRovisums---Xbfe rowdroolor 10a0o1:1 &la Batted est
bt not very' rottiorchnt *MU ore fulle numetateed.
is quitsteeniofo,lll44 . tehld for kiwi, Mee/ PORE to
worth .971trytd; ntrounsoted to worth Itstio.,no7
-igigitlrehi,V d oleVit trwe A rlie til d . r zr-I,i'
.took*„....i",..kismitir kikk. lantis:
I" muftlthYll Iltsr l l%ttr -1 1,.: , • ,fr 7 440 'O,
ifink- I k- =:- gati;i4iiiiisioivati•' beiii II ;A.'
, - zdo.mopite. , opiool-sua . oll mike(
?Cork lliorkets of Yestflgal•
__ ___
/64611i/...7.:.1.7.7 ? ,1/15_44.4A1 ,
4 4,11!?.. J .OO,
4160W611014.-.4".:. , ' 4644,561 1 , 5 10, 840.-too. 0,818
TheTollowing ailment shows the "eondrtlon'of the
banks of Philadelphia. at various tunes ante /Ovum
nst• 1857• - •'-' ' '
. .
I' 2, ? !.dash gleam
5.% Qirealation . tesonist
AMC 180.21,121,481 '-.1,6n810 2,141,111 16,622,789
x n
/ •
' ll ! ‘ lexi t a ;,,11',67:14
7 2 2.1,21 1 13 7 , 1 7 105 7: 111 7 3
an. I ii1i..25,4000 , . Loans '., - 6• 711 ; 7 84 - uNtalhow
air ii. - :...'..i5,46,4116 ' - ust as •
Luxe "11,481,060
, 5a:3.1810...24.3288702 4,450861 1.1556.101 1051819
My , 1..».10.891.190. 4,87440 11,692, 7 84, 0428915
•.. 9:2:2•2211.4125.888 - '4,305.8411 23,921,361 15 614,791
•rl6 -: 4:1111.ff4,4615' 4.404.167 ' .Bxn so -ismsoca
.i. .23:-....4113.194.1.74.3' .. 4103241 SALON 15,966,784
",'.: M. —.11.851.776. . 4749.604 • - .2785,718. . 16265.90
'! 412,. ..- . 11. 3 t . ...tie m 0,307 -:-
t.748,1 1 0 i t 2 60,540 2877,117 1246711/:
-, " Xt. -...118821,537 - 4,771,771 • .2,864843 18848,318
The following is a Statement of the tratumatlons of
'the Phasdelphis - Magritte - nouns for the week ending
August Isoegd, as rehashed by the manager, George
_l2•Ethold Esq. : _ , - ,
- • cleanags. Magnate.
...•.:-....,28113;111,00 13 ' 111108,102 96
2814,0194 ' ' 190,4 1 9 61
'2,821.158 01 229,597 18
- 2.605,711 34 171,439 08
3,181,40 78 • ' 211.607 94
9.00.068 111 •
129,271 52
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GI 15 4
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erimooMn eeenaeLek,
-Peterson's Philadelphia Nstsctor wind' tis the follow
,nts deseription oft neweiranterfsit firs-dollar note on
the Maniatiotaten'ilink,Throoklyn, New York :
The title' of the bank - across the body, of the note.
ehild irmbreomg lamb, with elate army, above on right
bleekeirdtb,-hernmer, finny, rto., vain' allure
'above ho left end., The note is tinted •with red; they
wee be bated With othei doloni..
- following I. a statement of the imports of fo
eisi der goods at New 'York this week and mots Jan*.
ry °Umpired with the 'two 'previoue yeah:
Per the week. ISO& ' • ' 3349. 1840.
ry. 4.411 160,451 3,348.1.44 3,495,728
' 4serail merohindi4o. 1,444,048 2,6614461 1,482 233
Mai for the west,— .2,424480 4 810.47.4 4.462 106
'Levkas!! rep0rte0....84,844411 114,014,928 Ittilittes
Enos Jail.
,Bioc
itspowrio,n I. L au.
PUNT
,802 15t,117,407 MASAO
'Exchange Sales,
lask
assdaoC,Wiessi Street
AND:
PH Feasts a. - - •
40 WIIIKI '''' .l
'''' 41
do • ••• •WU 41
100 &burl Nay Na"
• 13
"
/01 - do - ° M I . . 1 §
1 . 10 Harrisburg 511 i
t e ut o traa..l3llla
is Guard '419(
10000 Penes 54, —lots -
SOO City 6144ec-aoW.I
MOO Bee Ny Is 'B3 10t5.76
400 do • , &11.4:1.....
MXI dtr,"
16
Tonna ads 1 int..lol
- a Peanalt.. - - 1-
-10 do
60 do 1
BO , do
To3aISE
Se efinokill :. fit - I
ONI
MI Mr 6:
366. do , -dub
SIBS
~, 1 0- I Lobigh 614,
do
. .
BOARDS: •
10 Blisabillt —Opt 13
110_41.11D.
10 Farm & Meahaak. 57
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nitratelittle Cattle Market.
ram fu, MI.
j-
he limber Of Cattle 0404 at Cal. Phillip's Avenue
an Milos Treys Yard* I e not sa large sa anal. There
however, a good supply. end the moot of thew of a
?Sty Sae quality.
There ie. also. a fair ropily of !Deep and Nogg, for
which there waaalgood demaad. here were but few
fresh Milk Colrain clarinet. -
The following are the average prises of sales:
Base Caser.a.--Belhas at illove Per 100 be.
Baser.--agioo Ahern are brissingAlloipio.
BlLoos,—lloge
es!,
*a Cowc—Frem 'soni c „
un!ParATIONS:
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10111MOND—ftetimiAhli Cif r
Coino Mitchell
..11 talon dodwattal_wetung. & Co; SS in 81es
Viraitri i n ViA u ritt S C A iiitz u b
t o o 1 )1V
iron A. rare ;79 him
sonkom
-1414 bees i irnit 8 Wei raga 3 find:
Van 811 empty bbls 81n8O boor TO pknornnunfisi sgi bra
3 ea tobacooorder. . -
NILARININ - .INTMLLIGRNOII. .w
i zroini Num
„ Jta
1 171,1141,hilip_'1,71t' of Richmond ~ilditohell from nztt
Ira nos,. meter. Jr. • •
theasesbig Kensington, Baker. 46 hinire from Boston,
with mdse and_paseeneers to Henry Wismar.
• Stir Blarik itquallo LI days from Newton'. NC,
wit naval mores to Foster. ,
Be r Golden , Gate,- ' 1 day from Frederica,
Del. with wheat to Am L. Bewley &
Bch r John , Thossae Hiillard. 1 day [roof Bmyrns, Del,
with wheatles Barrett & Bon.
Behr B T K ing. Clendennit, day! from Calais, with
lambarlo ehelair ` • ,
thabelEtehriettaNY_tilisms.laekron. dare from North-
West Fork River; Md. grithintriber to J W Bacon.
Bohr Clayton & Lowbe Jaelmen, 1 day frosa,dmgrna.
Dl. with grain to Jas L Bewley &
Bohr Anniodgpmer. l dip from Port Penn, Del, with
oats to Jas 1, 'Bewley & Co. - - .
Bohr John W Hall. ?leafle t 1 day , fro Jones Cree k, Del. wit* oats tol L Bewley k co
Mesmer Josephitte : Green. ft Mms- from New York,
with mdse to Wm at aura & Co,t • ' _ •
Steamer 11100, - Biehols; Si hays fro,” New York, with
radar to VI M surd &
with Balloon, Whildou. bouts Bora Cape May,
with pessengere t &o. _At OK. off the Buoy„ on the
fiddle. gassed brig- Nhaltheh Watt's' from New Or
' anc above Delaware City ow two berm brigs and one
reign frill•ligged brig. - • ;
'." NIAILED.
- Tke ET El 'Mail miaowed, Beata of Goio for Pavan
ilatkimiled at 7 P Eanordayi with w ai f.frfittbLen4
the
row rac rafirifirt r 4 I,Z:Y/4174
1 1 42:g y i) ( 1 , 8„d, r i l a d r iZg
Just Oratoad r Owo P. Dona. . •
tor trar.liaxamr.
. •, : (Oorreepondeime of the Frei.) . , •
Ber.rzwown. Aug ZO.
'Arritied;ihia *am Caroline Menne. lim o ldonrovia
july 10. Lail in von near Alktelope, for n. to saii
iw two darn Any 01, Mite 01 A. long 18 17 , enchanted
signals with a large Amerman steam Write, steering
couth.litippoped to Ds ; Mot -Niagara, with, the Japanes e ZmnagiM on board. - - • • • • ,
- . . -- . •
. -• • - fret stsurrorth Amenet.)
' Arrived _from New- or ithdllenelith and Burdett
Hart. at ltanuilier dt . hits Bea, be the Clyde; pit,
fititalutttea and Wa'brtar. at Liverpool; John &Awn.
at Miunterm Getteishorg; at cozhayent Ann Elisabet h,
at rinshiec , - - • .
Arrived from Baltlnxweillth. Annapolis, at give 1.
' Arrived fir rti fjl er . prisms 10th, Artisan and Peter
joo li gkr ra rvil i t i rong Charleston nth, Rieberd III; et Liver
...rad te 04vnYork9tii.Egkt i llwallow, from the Clyde.
•- ' flea wr charmaton 7th , 'lda, from Liverpooi.
' ear— hogasmon,d, for York, and Chartotte. for
NOV Orleans from Diverpookput into Queenstown on
Ike otb. the former with loss of main fossil yard, and
the latter with her diStoin dead. •
• -, - - • • , MAMOMAIDA• .--,
4Shle florteuida, Atkins, hence, arrived at Liverpool
rte
s .l l :9l 4l trcW , Biltdielt, from New Orleans, u
gly atiovarpoot 9th Mat
15 ip as. Meyer, lmat C 8 got arrived ug at New
Yen" iroitlettlY.
Ship Banshee. Rion. from !bads Janeiro July 15, ar
iptell:grVit:Tgtfrom'CMhm.-via ho umtew
if gi-egviyed up at ball snore yesterday:
ma 'Calhoun, Mafidiall, and Logan, Marsh, from
licirwool. arrived at rum York' yesterday.
1 "4 1142 " 4 el r " ) 111 1 1 1 11 4 , from Batavia, urived
at ear ortt piaterdl9. _
- Bark thigh throthead, wane% for Velparalgo, gilded
• from Baltimore saptirday.• • •
Brig Vorethea,Togilite t n, beam forlondon,lurived
pt
4 )tl e d i tr=t t li, temm,. gene. for Cork, strived at
#!9nror t . .r prey ova to la IDOL
art Allabilia. Caetillan, hence, arrived*, (t uris t a "
t i rs 1. garrison, Orv i gr *Adair/oft, cleated
lvmonth filh; •
s r me t Lia, Idoßlwee, e!lg li ftte ' rr,,
enitmotivivid it Salem letting .
hr B Crosby, Nye. henoe, arrived '
at'
Beaton 15th
Matant • • • • - • •
Eichr..l W . Than , Cttraher,benoe; arrived at Boston
Milt met ••_, • ~..' • • • , '
Bohr 9 w , wiuwner,flourne,Troin Maxandria, arrived
at Boston 159imit. • - f • • • : •
eplw ' it 9 T. Thommon, Steelman, for Philadelphia,
Aldred from lit i vit i
w t 1.
Stamm; ~• orman,Yand Ifovelts, Slum;
beirda4v4llt.tvirtilii• W Porter (pre
vloculYOrmirteluia' at _ at t s port) has been con
deamad and wm-sekt at 'motion on the Nth Mt: for
c 659 -• She -Brut bought by l o in Rill. of the hark
, URI storidamo elvlonoma in t • port.jhe animate
'a. nommort 9 l• to 'to Ito osa .
r.l4"tricilrirof--•.414 Im.ltertfr4 inistreli;
Ifroviormly- reported/ aftor ° Tsmainus, haying sold the
,keg- of how gpsotpiri rill 11,1111b14 uns port itr, ballmt
•.atillevkarz.......-1,.• •
o f
ere in hill "horn N.
-Totasliernmsaum
mart tromot trees will have to be re-'
wi t t newt the vessel, it ti said, lowa constgo 7
,- „ I t e ast, " : . .frof= ")Qt " 6 " :, , o asiNd front Alegandria
c ut
'A r • 11 ' '"fi *Ord '
'-' Oa -111 -11,- - ok ' A FUNIS7OO,ItTIMIrf
001411 If ocortdatui Wain'* basin,-Depassta to
minird in small and fame amounts, from all Gismos of
ttli ji Mffqatut a/loyro 'Alarms at *orate of FIVX,
'PIK . . v Se loam .. . , • - . . ,
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'' . - ifollt.l9lM9,4l9l4,lloeheek;alll ant Mon=
V ma.is lolllo4* 4 - * arnmar . hod;
' as
Mae a INiammer Ilia Wrolium,
ARRIVALEFkr THE PRINCIPAY/INigilt
• • vr To 12 onooz us: EUT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL7Cor. Ninth sad Cheatnut.
11
• ?tfit=lit . itl:irMrli A itagge. ;MA,
T lie n niiri. Mob i git i. salt r a t A2lit r i i . grunt'
II 0.14-Miti... , 6 Prlirtaldlou. silt
IN Map* Ituf, Cis, tr ' imilli Matlack. CIA, 0
tivr. mrirkr. Miss GJW yea?: I rsr. , t_iii.
Rand Mitchinson N York D B Herahy. Columbia"
Fdgar eaokland,_St Loms
i s Simpson A Is, Va
Jos 8 Key & la, Osorsia Miss S P Garvin, Georgia
RII Ward & wf. Georgia J J Turner Baltimore
Gao A Mille. Baltimore Miss M 11 Turner, Bait
W TI. Pohofer, St Louis' Thole Armstrong &Is Bali
P R Busload, Tennessee II Rankine. Tennessee
Min A Montague, La - Min R. A Noyes. La
Mimi C 0 Turner,
Batt 11 B Meant' & Is, Tenn
W Ileufand. New York 1M illoCamby, Wank
J_Baster. Richmond, Vo ' P Monial' & Is. EY
Miss Sallie Stokes, Lonisv'e ma EStotsenbarg, Del
Cora Smith, U IS N E Davis, New York
J_M Fulliyant & :misters, 0 J Moran, Ohio
B A Davis, Virginia ' . C M b louses, Washington
.111 Humphries & la. Miiiv I Al Creswell, Elkton,Md
- A 8 lurtev int, Nem York John 'l' Brown. Cresson .
J H Coates, New YSrk • Mrs Toomor Charleston
Mies 'roomer, Charleston - A 0 Mester. Harrisburg
D Hel im leigh, California Mo U
s MM:Groot, Pa
1N Che New York, A E Beaoh, New York
B Field, f ew York • A A Wightman, New York
Morey: evr York W Shillito, Cincinnati, 0
a H wawa!, Cinoinnati 3 O .T L Morris. lowa
R. Hair, Misenrippi B IT Pyland, tlell's Depot
Robert Duncan, New York 0 W Aimed . & Is, Oharlst'n
W W. Leaks & la. La B Oudot. Pennsylvania
J Blair, York. Pa 0 D Brooks, New York
Geo Peayoe, New York H smith, New ork
W,Harrington, Miss 1, T Maddox, La
C E Marmot), New York A Y Maryme, New York
NV I Date. Pennsylvania W J Dale, Jr, Penne
U H Bigelow, St Louis 1, Smith. Ban Pronoun*
Smith.
MWallace, Hartford 11 I Keyser, Baltimore
Dan']Keyser, New York D Dodd, New York
W R strane Memphis i 4 D Hooey. Memphis
W Pheeu, I n d ianapolis Summerfield Smith, Vet
W Perry & wf. Georgia Mrs J H Bass, Georgia
W W Chapman. Clinton,La 0 A Baker, Missouri
L N Baldwin & la. P Gibson /smell Woodhouse. Vs
Ui'' Yellen& Baltimore W Parker , Wash. ll C
T L Potter. Wash, D C J E Wash, D 0
Pitt W Hyde 'Vermont E Carroll & Is, Charleston
P P Werbin, New Orleans J M Clark, Trenton, N.l
J 1, Carrington & leki Vs J T Morrie. Petersbarg,Va
T Harrison,Jr, Baltimore Jos Mansfield. Baltimore
O W Thompson - . New York W P Milton. Borland
W T Budge, EnglandJ w Welborn. Mieeissippi
W W Bunton, Mississippi Mr Asnfurd & a, Mobile A
C Good, Weelin, V s A Bioomeathal , New York
7 --..
'GIRARD HOUSE—Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Dr Whistler, Philadelphia, D Palmer. Stonington
B Price, Baltimore J W Williams, Baltimore
A E Willis,'Tennsylvania . 0 Wray. Monts co, Pa
Chas Bourke, Pennsylvania Missßourke,Pa
W Wilson. Louisiana A Colson. Maryland
Col R P Bleak, Easton G A Nicoll' & in, Reading
Miss R Muhlenberg , Lano WIT Rice, Bethlehem
N I) Walker, Baltimore W 8 Annerw, Baltimore
W E White & la, CM. 0 3 B Stafford, Baltimore
Chas Moisten, Delaware John fr Bew ley. Smyrna
H Bell, North Carolina W Bell, North Carolina
.1 - Anderson, Maryland C B Hewlinitn, PI C
W M Manly & la. Virginia J C Calwell, virginia
Amos Colwell, Virginia John H Goodwin, Va
li H Horne, Tennessee W W Willies. Tenn
D Riker &Is Charleston Miss Riker Charleston
Hon 'l' Jones Yorke, N I TT Weber, few Orleans
John .1 Watson. Louisiana Miss Watson, N C
J Smith, New York A S Valentine, Bellefonte
CM Valentine, Bellefonte Evan Miles, Bellefonte
Miss 0 V Miles, Bellefonte Miss Edmindson. Miss
R Howard_ , . 4 . L Boos, New York
Pa 3 Heroin `, Bostoa
Young, Ohio Jame* Cunningham, N 0
B Edmonds, N Orleans Nicholas Boas, N 1
John James & la, N Y George P Wnitaker, Md
Joe P Cottrell, Prinoeton Geo J . Wasson. Missouri
J McCann. Baltimore T H Jefrords & la, 8 C
Miss It 8 Albergoth, S C .T H Dail. San_Francuscio
It P Baker & la. New York Miss Baker, New York
Miss 'Wilcox, New York H C Caldwell, Now. York
.1 M Moorhead, Pa T M Snowden & la_ L N Y
Miss Snowden, New York Miss Young, New York
A B °nab, Mount }lrma Geo AI stemmata, Pa
EMT Morgan, Nashvil a Semi Priohitt. Nashville
0 G Shaw & wf.Cinoinuati Jae E Wtiliama & la. N Y
allss Williams, New York Aug E Perry, Wrioh• D
LOMB Perry, Wash, D 0 0 D - Haynswor th, Ala
Thos Pearce, Arkansas Mr N Manger, Havana
1, Hereaborn. New York J Miner. Plow York
Adam Wiseman, New York W Price. New York
gem Wilson & In. Baltimore Johnson
11 Tarr, Naahville White. New York
Stephen Baldwin,New York G 6 MoKinley. Delaware
Miss MoKinley, Delaware Geo Byer. Montreal
WmSimmons , Montreal MIA Jolol3* Indiana
B H Smmon W Cheater Al Montgomery. N York
T Stevens, New York
MRRCHANTH' HOTEL—Fourth M., below Aroh.
fiA Ringo, Maryland ' Geo Dail!. Williamsport
m H Gill, Philadelphia 8 M Benton & I', Pa.
McGrew, Westin 'd 00. Pa E B McDowell. Montg oo
Mourn MODowell, Morita oo Miss F McDowell, Pa
R F Brown. Reading John 13 Welsh. York
Alex Bowers, M fuming J Pd. Fail+, Kittanning
N•lson Henry, Kittanning O H. Kurtz, Midersville
All rooter; Philedelhia H Henderson, Philade.
Jno A Meehan . Phila da Chao 13 Morgan. Pkilada
Hon Wll Welsh, York, Ps 13 W Wright. Louisiana
N H Rappleyo, Hewi t t :eons Wl3 Shepherd le Wash
W W Wallace, Fhb F E Flaming Tennessee
M B Peterson, Mies pi .TR Crawford, Penns
Jed MolElOr, Ohio Wft Slater. New Jaeger
at N Fuller, OkfordMues lam Weaver , Baltimore
Mr Rooken, Penna 0 Doehrer, Paris. Kr
.1 B Tshud+, Wits, Pa 8 a Henderson, Brooklyn
E S nutteifield. new York A J Dean, Newark, 0
wrs Dean & da, Newark, 0 B P Rust, Syracuse
Mrs Thom Shahan, Syracuse J Welded, Manitield, 0
C M Donovan, Philads A 0 Crowell, Look Haven
.1 8 Hell, New York W H Spangler. Penns
F Marburg. New York 8.11 Stevens & wf, Ye
L lilb, Kentucky CASRink. Allentown
Arthur Onr, Madison 513 Herron. Mississippi
O B Jones Chester. 11l J Ashton. Hooke co, Pa
T Ashton; Hamm co, Ps
BT. LOUIS HOTEL-Ohestnut at., above Third.
C A Baker. Baltimore jr,Pelling, Washington.DC
Biohd Willis,
_Baltimore w-A Be finger. N Orleans
J J Wattage, New ya k Wm Ranion,Phila
Wm H Deets, Baltimore J 8 Wissin, Baltimore
JM Bcleston, Penns A W Fruit, Glanville
MrsW Jonss, new York Can It Bang . , New York
I Russol A l Louisville, Ky E !Halos, New York
8 Hind. Baltimore 1. .1' Moore, Delaware
Mook, New York B H Woolmart, Chester no
%%Donald. Baltimore 18 Smith, Washington
E Rigging, Boston Dept Winslow, Phil&
K redriok,
JONES , BOTELe—Clhestunt street. above Sixth.
C H Barker, Philadelphia JB' Masker. Philadelphia
K Erker,"Philadelehis 1 J b Whitfield Kentuoky
0 A ollonevd, Usmden , B C John P Ilans:Kentuoky .
by aofarland. Cfin, 0 .1 It Kelley, Pennsylvania
J Shields, Pennsylvania .1 Crawford, Al D, Fitton's
Wm Oaterhout, PhDs I Swing. Trentdn
.IJobnsoci, V B N Dr Sharp. Salem, N .1
NUBS Newlin, Kentaelry_ Mite .1 La i Kentucky
A liemikton & le. New York I Denny, isana.
John ild ideate, New Jersey JD W Howe. New York
Jam Fulton, Wilm, N 0' J B. Lewis, Monts, Alit
THE UNION—Ardh street, above Third.
H. C f Howling, Cin. 0 , G Renzehausen. Pittsburg
EDe Conned, Philadelphia R Warner, Reading
NJ Smith, Reading D Ermentrout, Reading
J Pennsylvania Miss Isabella litimpton, Pa
Rer itJElmwood la. Pa J 3 Heywood. Pottsville
Mrs "Haywood da, Pour/ J D Roeenberg, New York
David Sharp, Pennsylvania T Horner, Ohio
.1B Cartsr,Philadelphia A B Linderman. Phil.,
o_l.. Harris & Wisconsin OD Watson & Is, J
W Underwoodqentre eo,Ps R Gallagher, blifflintonn
EPPS'S, Harr IMOII ' Hen, Indianapolis
P moor*, Towanda, Pa gang R. garrison. Md
A Rimmed., liansock. NY WM De Haven & Is, Pa
tt Amok, Louisville, Ky
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
.1 L Wig , entuolw L R Smith & la. Illinois
&
James Turner la, N Y H Haddock. Boston
1 B Thomas, Philadelphia It 0 Bond, Newtown
JH Bhater, New York P g Reilly, Baltimore
Geom. W Dickson. N Y Miss Thomas, Now York
W C Harrison, New Jersey 3 Bauman, Laneaster
F L Hawly, Washington 0 8 Layton & wire, Del
Miss Morrie, Delaware 0 Burling, Trenton
A Cummings. Boston W I Mendenhall, CoMesv
M Harris, M D. New York JB. Whitaker., Durham
!chard Sharpe, gokley I Wm Barker, New Jersey
rWII I / 1 1V, Manch Chunk F T Hunt, thew York
J Keeling, New Y (Irk L Heckel, New York
J F Barrett, Danville, By W r Whitlow
Lester gag Swan, New York
Theo M Tarr, Baltimore
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Biath Street, ab. Chestnut.
John Varner, Chester oo Truman Coates, Chest'r oo
G A Blackman. New York David Blume Cheater oo
D Kimble, Chester no James Scott; Chester oo
A Kimble. Cheater oo . James Kirk. Cheater no
A C MoCut4iy, York oo S Le4over, Havre de Grace
.1 .1 Daily, West Chester John Larkin, Cheater, Pa
L R Davis, Pottstown, Fa Jas Rittenhouse. Pottato'n
Al Benison, Chester no .1 P Broomelt. Cheater no
Jos Thompaon. Cheater no E. Plankinaton, Delaware
BIC Engel, Pottat.wit, Pa L Paxson, Delaware
GeolVauger, Chester no Chas H. Rartshorta. Pa
timAj Tkommion,Pottstown M. Omens, Butlittt , A
Wilkinson, Cheater no It W Levi,, West Cheater
Everhart, W Cheater
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second street, above Market.
A VLaws, Philadelphia C Fabrictut, Philadelphia
tor NelighiAtlantio. Atl a n tic Chas
11 Lowber.Atlantio
Jos Anderson, Atlantic Chas M Sloan, Atlantic
Palmer r Atlantio, A • Manlove Carlisle, Del
F Green, New York L I) Caulk, Camden, Dal
MT. VERNON HOTEL—Second street, above Arch;
I P Huber Philadelphia I It Roes , Wayne co, Fa
S Coyne Bus Milford, Pa Or Hasbrouck, roil 00, N
Chas Doyle, Hancock, N Y Nath't Taylor. Rouinunk
R. C Ross, Look Haven Aeo 004 r, nubs
J J Spencer, Hawley, Pa Master Hasbrouok, N Y
MERCHANTS' HOME—Thud et.. above Callowhill.
Lewis Riley, Bethlehem, T H Radaker, Cololiester
Nathan P Riley, N J H W Wolf,
C 8 Bush It la.. Allentown /as H Bush. Allentown
S Thomas, rottsvide T Tineman s lt J
J Bilheimer,Northamp oo John Maim. Lebanon co
D Al§righc. Beading Wm Honman. Dauphin co
POI
S
S Fichihor n, Behoema krkoo er c v L Mangle, Shoemakery
John
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et.: ab. Callowbill.
F T Beans, Yardleyyille H Graver, kenneyrvattia
Jacob K Karlyille Karel K Knuth, !milord
Col B Wertz. Philadelphia H Kirehimainer, N iersoY
Jacob Dreinelbuis, John Kothermel, vs
M Cooper, Pennsylvania D D Elder, Atlantio City
BALD EAGLE ROTEL—Third et., abovoDewitt%
Enos Lehr, Easton, Pa Jeremiah Gray. Easton
John Metzger, Easton, Ps Jacob Zepp. Lansdale
Peter Lefever. Philade John Behrupp, Bethlehem
PElNemer,Philadelphia
BARLEY SHEAF HOTHL—Recend at.. below Vine.
H F Talmadge, Wayne co W J Scott & I las, - NJ
W Jones &a Ice, Hulmevle James T Varmint & la, Pa
Gilbert W Hawk & la, Poi Lukens Thomas, Pa
A R Sloan, Philadelphia Macon Mclntosh, Pa
A Mansur & In, Towanda Master Mercer. Towanda
Rev Bellyille. Harrssille Henry_Zvans, Deposit, NY
WL Hoppook, Plewiersey John P Livezey, Booboo
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
rAnderson. Philadelphia A Bar es. Franklin oo
FBimokine, T L
hompsontown oy.s Buck &1. Missouri.
tram llturopnes. Princeton R H - Eaton, .Hartford
Joel Miller, Lancaster oo Jas J Baldwin, Del
A G Blessing, York. Pa It Reynolds & wr, Md
W 8 Thompson, Oxford. Ps H .1 Rife. Middletown
8 Moiler'. Penningtonvilie J Derper Bvarpi dc I. Pa
Mrs Wilson, Lancaster oo Chas Carter , Baltimore
Jas Armstrond, New York TJ C McGrath, Pa
I) A' Wertz, Chemberiburg J Cook, Chambersburp
Jerry A Harry, Chester so Thos E Watt. Latrobe. Pa
David 13 Hershey, Colinnbla D W Hawk. Armstrong oo
. , 1—
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
W 0 Harris & son, Pittrib'g Peter Sides,N Y
A H White , Amarillo Ohio John Smith , Annville. 0
J Readier, Pottsville TII Wright. Pottsville
tiorib Long, Lancaster Joel Ritter. Reading
obt Darlington, W Chester John 0 linav-ly. Lebanon
re Davenport , Plymouth W Kinney. Hazleton
SPEOLAL, NOTIOES.
Att. SHOULD not fail to read the adver
tisement of Prof. WOOD in to•day'e payer. enS-tt
BATING FUND--NNTIONAL SAFICIIr TRUST
Coitemm—Chartered by the Btate of Penneykrants.
RULE.B.
1. Money is received every day, and in any amount
large or small.
f. FIVE FER OENT. interest is paid for money Iron
the day it is put in.
g. The money Is alweye said hook in 001.1) whenever
it le called for, and without notice.
4. 'Money Is reeitivea from Executors. Administrator*,
loardians, and other Trustees, in large or email seam
to remain a tong or short period.
I.' • The money received from Depositors is invested In
Real Relate, Mortneeee, around Rents, and other Dat
eless securities.
S. Office open every day—WALNUT Etrost, southwest
caner Third street. Philadelphia. lal/1
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Mee at Eight Cents A. Gallon, for family use. Full di
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TERLY, R. I. Wholesale, Agent, for Philadelphia,
DYOTT & CO,, 232 Garth OICOND Street. Sold
by 'Druggists and Grooera generally throughout the
oountry. Jyl9 thatulat*
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHBAPEST IN
the City, at ad South THIRD street. '
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the
City, M 34 South THIRD street.
BILL-HBAD PRINT/NO, Best and Cheeriest in the
City, at-3d South , THIRD street.'
NAND-BILL PRINTING, Best and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 South THIRD street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other donor's
ti,?noy Mutiny, Of the most' superior duality, et the
meet reasonable rates, at RING WALT & BROWN'S,
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9UPIIB.—A very
liras ausertineat of a ' A iii4DEltalor Ni. it res.
Usage prim, No. IN ONSITNUT Ph .
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TAILLI.44O , ‘ + 1) 1 10 1 1 4T 'OOlll6 , imam mated th
Plath rigurth:' Alt goodwouthe thotherwansoththethp.
a l ego l ij Ong ONE-Hilda mum to Maio* *Aired
to: at tire Nib's Obi tiff* Jthth;ltrth wet of dealt
AU si f tthrothr, *th*thil "in * Oh:
^ • •,. 11011 "ILIRSINI
'MARRIED. •
IDOLPIII—BURNB.—On the lath instant, by tint
Rev. • H. Kennard. Mt. Wm. O. Randolsh to Mss
fa aG. Burns, both of this oily.
..CARTI-p—ln New York, 012 Winn the 19th inst.,
mathan • Carry'. In the 49th year of hi s two.
Aio friends and those of the family are remrtfolly
invited. without further runic's, to attend his uneral.
Pn Wednesday next, the 884 inst., at 3 o'clock, rom his
ate residence. No. 136 West Twentieth West ' NeW
York. Interment at Greenwood Cemeterr.
WAMPOL.E.—On the 17th instant, Charles L. Warn
role in the 34th year of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence. near Nulterville,
Montgomery Omar, Pa., this (Tuesday) morning,
at 9 o'o'ook.
FOOTS.-On the 13th meant, Samuel Foote, in the
43d year of his age.,
Funeral from lid late residence, No. 7 Federal
Street, east of the Gray's Ferry's rood, Ms (Tamar)
afternoon,,at o ' clock.
DONOVAN.—On the 17th Instant, Mrs. Catherine
Donovan, in the 43th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her mother Bodine
street, (late Adam,) above Oxford, thie tTaistdre)
morning, at 8 o'clock.
FISHSR,—On the 18th instint, Martha daughter
of Ramat H. Fisher.
Funeral from tne residence of her father. No. 808
Arch streel, this (Tuesday) )afternoon, at 2 03100.
MUELLER.—On the 19th instant. Salome Louisa.
daughter of Theodore and Caroline Mueller, aged S
year', a month, and 8 clays.
Funeral from the residence of her uncle J. H.
Cam Noble street. between New Market and Second
stree . this (Tuesda)
,afternoon, at Mary lock. •
To 1,.—0n the 181 instant, Mrs. Tool, In the
87th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son in•law, Johu
Greenman. No 1303 Hutchinson street. above TtiOrrie•
son. this (Tuesday) morning. at 7 o'clock.
WEST.—On the 18th instant, Samuel H. West, in the
18th year of hie age.
Funeral from the residence of Mrs. Margaret Nutter,
No. 1336 Dodd street, below Spruce, this (Tumult!)
afternoon. at 4 o'clock. .
KNIGHT.—On the -
18th instant, Mary A., wife of
Samuel Knight. in the 334 year of her aga.
Funeral from her late residenoe, No 7p9 North
Fifth street, this (Tuesday afternxin. at 2 o'clock.
HAWKS.—On the 17th instant, Wm.o. Hawks, in the
39th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. Sellers street. below
Leper. Frankford, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clook... •
JACKSON.—On the 18th instant, Mrs. Rachel, wife of
Edward Jackson, in the gist year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 1308
Cheetnut street, this (Tuesday) morning, at 7 o'clock.*
PIKE —On the 18th instant, Burrough B. Pike.
Funeral from hie late reindenoe, Broadway and
Market, South Camden, thu (Tuesday) a ft ernoon,' at 2
o cloak, *
BLACK AND PURPLE FOUL.4IW
BILKIJ.
FUR black Foulard Silks.
Black 'Wages, IC 6-4, 7-4. and 8.4 wide:
Black Crape Maretz. lime widths.
Gray Charm IRIT/61 Poplins.
Gray Chene Bardeen and Mohair.
Sleek s Garage. ruffled potato.
1. vin's Bombazine, and Chalyk. o.
lj4"
il
-1 11%13 . 0 11 14 u nai r . g tir in ;
_ ou iins_fltore.
No, 1 8 ORES LU Street.
N. B.—During July and August we olose at 6 P. M.
'rim ONLY RELIABLE ARTIOLE—
A. cLARK'S Patent INDELIBLE PENCILS,. for
Marking all kinds of Clothing neatly and indelibly.
They do their work better than ink, without is trouble
or risk or Blotting. Bash will mark 2 000 A articles. For
sale, Wholesale and Retail, by D. C. TAYLOIt
Agents for the Manufacturer. No. 911 Ollballt UT
Street. 14111-eat
ujo. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COM
xPANY.imHen
Ma,
The holders of the bonds of this Company, due July 1
1060, Clan now receive. un sppliciationAt this °Moe. II
po
Der mint. in cash, upon the Orme oPeoHed in the owes-
Ar attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benent of a Sink
ing Fund of $160,000 per annum, as established by the
slookholders at their annual meeting, held/unite'',
IMO, and in pursuance of the contractAnteired into by
he oompany and duly reciorded, to carry the same into
feet. B . BRADFORD, Minims".
CIRCULAR.
Noose to Lao Holders of Paitads/pAis sad /eerie
ilaftread CornpaseMortrase Bonds, dos July 1, LEE
These bonds tire secured by the first mortgages . mile
road, amounting in the aggregate to 413A08,100 e
net reveals, for the last fiscal yeas wee lox times t •
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for s pei l ysd of
twenty Team the holders retaining the tondo the
141.1.:11%.1 col d
the interest,payame hau-y early, will be Mined.
A bonne of 10 per cent. will be given to the holdall:
consideration of their assentin to the exteon. is
bonus will bet paid in oath mend he bearers We i rson ,
on their signing a. receipt apresenting drew,-
tyre bonds at the omoe or the Company, or to Its agents,
foyendomement.
Forms of receipt and endorsement will be tarnished
en enunciation
LI order t ie Neeyettyr.
MILLINERY GOODS.
FALL,. 1860.
LINCOLN. WOOD,
iSc NICHOLS.
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
One block below the Girard Howe.
BTAAW AND SILK
BONNETS.
•
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
RIBBONS.
Childron'd and mime'
EAVER HATS.
The largest and fullest assortment of the kind In tke
city. anri•tuthe'm
TO THE SOUTHERN AND WEST
ERN TRADE. Mrs. M. A. RING, No. 2T South
Second Street, earner of BMA Horse Alley. hero pened
a fell assortment of PALL AND WINTER FANCY
BONNETS. of the latest styles. to whit& she invites
their attention. aoaD Mt'
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
MARION HARLAND'S NEW NOVEL
NEMESIS
By the author of Alone. Hidden Path. &a., &a., is for
into this day 1 vol. 12m0., sloth. 111.25.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, SEPTEMBER.
EBONY IDOL. $lOO
RUSH% OCCARIO. 4 AL PRODUCTION. 4—..... 221
THE LIFE OF STII,I.IAM T. ..... 1.00
ONE AND TWENTY. Paper.. ..... —....... ao
H F OOD'S MEMORIALS, 1.711
resh supply af
RUTLEDGE AND BEULAH.
For sale by SAMUEL HAZZARG,
au2l-tuths It 724 CHESTNUT Street.
A PPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS, '
Pu bhaed by
• E. H. BUTL PR & CO.,
. 137 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
MITOHELL'S NEW SERIES—Now Ready.
Mitohell's First Lusting in Geography —490
Mitchell's New Primary Geography........— .. OMO
Mitchell'. New Intermediate Geography...—. 1 12
Mitchell's New Anolentileography 111
MITCHELL'S (OLD) SERIES.
litohell's Primary Geography. • ~ . .... 0 42
Hohell's intermediate Geograptiy—,.. 0 84
itohell's Geography and 1 go
Mitchell's Ancient Geogmphy and Alias.... 1 25
Mitchell's Geographical queetions—..... —......... 0 18
GOODRICH'S SERIES OF HISTORIES.
Goodrich's Child's Pictorial History of the United
States. Ready in September
Goodrioh's Patorial History of the Unittesd kale.. 1 12
Goodrioh's Pictorial History of England....— 094
Goodrich'. Piotonel History of 0 94
Goodrich'. Motorist History of 0 94
Goodrich's Pictorial History of Franca. 0 94
Goodrich's Parley's Common School History of
the World— 1 II
LATELY PUBLISHED.
Coppee's Select Academia 5peaker................ 160
CoP9oe's Elentents of Logic. ; —.......- ..-..... 075
Coppce's Element. of Ithetorio.. ..... - 100
Banger.' POW Latin Peradißme ••.. • • •.. 075
Tenney's Elements of Ge010gy.............-- - 1 25
Howe Ladies' 1 12
Howe' 70nior Ladies' Reader........ —.... 0 84
Btookna rd Principles of 196
Etookhardt's Chemistry, bound with Cooke's Pro-
Ramshorn'a Latin Synop.ms- 1 28
Plander's Constitution of the United State...-. 084
NEW EDITIONS.
Seholar'e Companion—English W0rd5..._ ...... 0 60
Flemming & Tibbin's French and Englsh, and
English and French Dietionarg 3 00
Fleming & Titibinls French and English, and En
g and French Dictionary abridged. 113
Ntigent's French & English, and English and •
French Dictionary.--....—. . :... 063
Donnegan's Greek and Eng li s h Diotlonary-- 300
Hart's English Grammar....----.... ..... 034
Hart's Class Book of 0 84
Hart's ChM Bock of Poetry. ..... ......—..........0 84
Hart's Constitution of the United States—..... 0 30
Comstonk's System of ElOoptiop—..,—. 100
Angell's Series of readers, in nix numbers........
aulB 6t •
BOOK BUYERS.—Gentlemen: I have
taken the Basement of the Philadelphia Bank,
419 CHESTNUT Street, where I will continue to buy
and sell (as I have heretofore done at the Custom-•
house Avenue Book.etand ) old and new Law and Mir.
oelleneous Books. I have for sale upwards of 100 old
blank-letter Books piloted prior to the year 1499. Also,
a OM of Erasmus on the New Testae, ant, 2 vols., Ito.
Minted in 1448. Price 310. I will also deal in Engravings
and Autographs. Persons at a distance wishing to sell
Books, will describe their names, dates, sizes, bindings ,
conditions, and prim. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsyl
vania, and old Books 11PDII America wanted.
aug-tlm JOHN CAMPBELL.
•
T,IGHTE & BRADBURY'S CELE
BRATED FATHNT INSULATRD IRON
FRAMS OVERBTRUNO 0 HA ND-ACTION PIANOS,
considered unsurpassed be the first artiste and Judges,
euoh es halberg. Woilenhauct, Wale, and others.
Over MOO of this make have been sold. In respect to
clearness. riohness, volume of tone , dolioack, elasti
fly. of tzth a r r ind n tile= action geytir b e u rnil o O r tle a l l i
time. They have been awarded Clo?d Medals at every
at op.exhibiti For sale at wholesale (emery prjoes for
cash, a hberal discount, or on monthly instalments,
at JAMES BLLAK'S,
NMI. 279 and 281 South FIFTH street.
aurl-lm" Above ilipruoe.
Ar a ,. POINT BREEZE PARK.-
This WEDNESDAY oxinbittorm of for-
Itt/I=DTA taalltna resum
It
ed
►I9 NO PICTURE MORE BEAU
-14. TIE UL,, natnral t or dureble than s Life•eiza_Photo.
graph In 0,1 from EIMER'S Nrell-known PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALE Y Noe 615 and 617 North au-
D Street, above GREEN. lt.
MATTRESSES of kinds, ready made or
made to order, at lowest cash prices. by
REHM L. KNIGHT,
5162 SOUTH SECOND Bt.. doors sb. Spruce.
VEATHERS, of all qualities, for sale at
the lowan cash edema 14
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
269 SOUTH SECOND bt., a doors ab. Gomm
VEATIRR DEUS, BOLSTBRB, AND
-L .
PILLOWS.—AII oozes ready•made. or made to
order. at 101,011 t cub prices by
mai tuwe.tt REEVE L..KNIGHT,
2 6 2 SOUTH SIMOND Bt.. door. ab. 13pruee.
WIDE AWAKES, ATTENTION !
ORGANIZE AND CLOSE UP THE RANKS!
YOUNG MEN, SAY YOU WILL S
The underingned will furnish the ORIDINALHART
FOBRD UNIVORM, conelatinupt' Fula. DANL. FIRST
CLASS GLAZED OAP PITKIr O B celebratnd PA
ENT TOROK and WIDE AWAKE EAGLE. at a
lower tate than any other manufacturer. Addrers
MEld B. CHALKER.
CoMmandant Hartford Wide Awaken,
anlB ISt HARTFORD, Ocian,
VINEUelfe.-375 bbla. Clarified Cider
• Vivegar, 260 do. White Wise Vinegar, superior
VOIVPR I R. n it t9r 4o " .. Won tri Vella ex-
lag OR PROTHONOTARY OF DISTRIOT
-a: COURT, WILLIAM LOUGHLIN. Beacond
Ward. Subject to the Rules of the Demooretle Party,
epee 6t*
YOUNG L &DIES' BOARDING' AND
AY sanoot.— ROY. MMUS_ ,insi,we
floard r iTur and Dar 11ohoot for Ifogns Ladles, 1596
WAL UT filtraotiltall be teopenea EartStaber Ilth. •
aull-innwfm
Ailatigt 14360.
DIED.
MIDUCA.TiONAkt.
rillq,MTEigririllooo,l46::ll36 B . pting
AL GARDEN 15 trest. 'WM or di. Church of tint 4*-
autspußgk i and forterg i pptedatlit t riortarg
ro B l l46 bAVEr e ofiZfl gR, "D"
=l7l7 l r ° 4 n litriZni t l a ti:Aela t Z Dt"""
sun thaw lin
rivue, CLASSICAL AND EN GLI 1;1 11 ,
soaoot. of 11 D. ORSCSDRY. A. M.. ffo 1108
MARKET Street, 'mil reopen. MONDAY. Septem
ber .3(1. atal•lin • .
MISS M. U. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her school for young ladles to 1646 CHESTNUT
Arse. end will reopen on Wedneidsy, September H.
tt few boarding poplin he Teotivea.
a r i or circulars,
/WI% hrs =O:4 at the
Fra t 4.71 Book etnie,
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR
NER THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets. re-
WORM MONDAY. September bd. • Four, more pupils
will be admitted. Oatalosues sent to eny address.
aull-tr R. STE WART . Frmolpal.
-11--URitt4WWOIONDRUFAFT4' s p
IN P S A I T I
T N tr i r T T E N ,
N G
. T B A 3, II R G A B C T E
Street. aull-St •
R. ASHTON S INSTITUTION FOR
rb
• MTN° LADIES. No. 929 ASCII Street, four
doors below renth, North side, will reopen September
•
•
This long•establiebed Seminary is provided with eve rr
modern appliance of a oomplete system of female edu
cation, and the Principal I. aided by an ample corms of
thoroughly qualified Assistants: but its h ighest and
moat peouliariexcellenoe Is its original method of oral
instruction. g ving the pupil a thorough and practical
command of he knowledge acquired. and enabling the
young lady, not only to fulfil intelligently the daily re
quirements of domestio life, but also to perforrn her part
with time :and faoility, in social and intelleotual so
clotr• The memory, though 'duly cultivated. is taxed
as little as possible, and conrersational talent is culti
vated se one of the most Important objects of the course
of inertia*. Thus, the dulness of study Is partially
removed, without sacrificing its completeness, and to
think, to reason and converse, are the results. anal-at
MIBS THORP'S SOHOOL FOR YOUNG
' LADIES. at 113 GIRARD Street,adireooan
on MONDAY, &Member 10. a= Int*
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN Streets, will reopen Septem
ber S. Boys prepared for any Division of the Public
Grammar School,, for College. or for Business. Call at
the w0R001.,-ROOM between the boors of 9 and IS.
ati2o sw. 11. G. MOO VIRE, Prinoipal.
RITTENHOUSE AOADEMY.—English
and Olttesionl School, (in the City Institute Build
ing./ CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH greets, en
trance On Eighteenth street, tAird door above Chestnut.
The next neaten will commence on MONDAY, Sep.
tember 3,1860.
aull-lm JOHN H. WESTCOTT, Principal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
LT-M. ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No
17 9 1 VINE street, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, September Nth. Circulars furnished
On application.
MLUOY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
ASAL M. BIRD will reopen their school for yonos la
dies, at No. 1010 SPRUCE street, on MONDAY, gen'
tember 17. - ausl4-2m
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.—LU
CWB BARROWS, for the past six years Asso
oiate Porpoise] of Rittenhouse Academy, in Eighteenth
street, above Chestnut etreet. will open a School for
Boys, in CRESTS UT street. second door below Eigh
teenth, (City Institute Buildings,' on MONDAY, Bey
te mber 3,1860.
Circulars may be obtained at Iho City Institute, and
at 006 and 609 Chestnut street.
Relerenoes: John 8. Rart. LL. D., J. J. Reese,
Yd. D. aul4-Im.
WILK MISSES CASEY• & MRS. BEEBE'S
English and French Boarding and Day School, for
Young Ladle 0.1703 WALNUT street, wall be re
opened on ' C.: esday, Sept. 12th. aul-6w
IVI AD AME D'OUVILLE'S ENGLISH
JAM- and Fraanh Boa•ding and Day-Bohoot for
_young
ladies, 1411 SPRUCE Street, wilt open on MONDAY,
September 10th, • aulB itutblm
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE IS A
reliable medium throuth whioh &hoar and Fami
lies may obtain competent 'Puckers. Parente may ob
tain, gratuitously, i , formation and circulars of the beat
Boboobr. shu, AN, & CO.,
346 BROADWAY New York, or
nl2-tf 1309 CHESTNUT Btreet, Philadelphia.
RRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
A-P MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Nhlla
delphot, S. E. corner BEN eNTH and CHESTN CT,
New York. Buffalo. Cleveland. Chicago. and dr. Lou.e
For information call or mend for Catalogue. fe2-tf
'MESDAMES OIIEGARAY AND DiIIF,R
arfLLY respeetfully inform their friends and
thevelt., that_ they have removed their Boarding and
Day School for Young k adieu from Logan Square to Noe.
lasi7 and 1629 SPR UCE Street. where they will be
ready to receive their pupils on THURSDAY. Septem
ber
M lath.
esdames CHEGARAY and D'HERVILLY will re
ceive visitors at No. 11309 LOGAN Square until the
110th August. /728-6
THIRD STREET JOBBING HOUSES
JAMES. RENT.
SANTEE. da 00. 1
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
Or
DRY GOODS.,
NOS. 239 AND 241 'NORTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE RAUB,
Reepeotfulty Invite the attention of Buyer, to their
renal
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Among which will be found a general assortment of
PIITLADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
.Ado, a large variety of new and confined styles of
PRINTS, MERRIMACK SECONDS, &c,
cull-7m
THOS._ MELLOR & 00..
'• NO. S NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
•
011'
HOBIER
BEI RTB AND DRAWERS,
SMALL WARES, &c.
Taos. ?MELLOR. JOIIN B. MELLOR.
EDWARD BAIR'. Oxo. 0. EVAN".
• aul7 2m
F,A L , 1860.
COOPER, PARHAM. &
WORK.
Importer., Manufacturers, and Jobbers of
HATS. CAPS. FURS.
AND
STRAW GOODS.
NO.;01 NORTH THIRD STREET, below ARCH,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILTON COOPER. W5l. M. PARHAM.
ROBERT D. WORK.
mrir Pall Stock now complete and ready for buyers.
null-1m
SOWER. BARNES. & CO..
BOOKSELLER/3 AND PUBLISHERS,
No. 37 NORTH THIRD STREET;
Lower side, above Market Street, Philadelphia,
Invite the attention of Booksellers and country mer
chants to their very large stook of &hoc] Books, pub
hshed in this and other ootiall. together with Mi gentian a
ous and Blank Books, Raper. and Mationem generally.
B. & 0., arliecublishers of many popular works,
among which are (he following:
THE CENTRAL GOLD REGION,
BY COL. WILLIAM GILPIN,;
(Late of the U. B. Army.)
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS MAPS.
One Vol., eva, bound in cloth. Pride 31.215; and a liberal
disoount to the trade.
This book is pronounced the moat wonderful, scienti
flo, and
continent ever
SCHOOL BOOKS:
SANDERS' SERIES OF READERS.
BROOKS' NORMAL PRIMARY ARITIIME
TIO— .......... ote
BROOKS' NORMAL MENTAL ARITRME-
TIC 26 eta.
BROOILT KEY TO MENTAL ARITMME-
T 10..........
BY B. BROOKS, A. M.,
Professor of Mathematicat Sc s in Pe hoo nnsylvania State Nor
ml.
Liberal terms for introduction.
WHITE'S COPY-BOOKS,
BY T. KIRK WRITE,
PrOsident of Pennsylvania:Commercial CoHese.
PELTOWS OUTLINE MAPS.
This series of SIX SUPERB MAPS is now adopted
In almost every sohool of note in the Union where geo
graphy le taught, and hoe no equal. Prioo $25 for full set
of six mays, or SID for set of hemisphere maps alone,
SAVING FUNDS.
A MERICAN SAVING FUND.--Com
jpeny's Building, southeast corner WALE UT
aFd EOURTII
_Streets. Open daily from S
Oldolook and on MONDAY etli Bin the evening, Thus
l "attention hair always paid in full, on demand,
boat i no i t
14 8. F 6 REST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums paid aok,sn demand ,in gold and saver,
TRUSTEES
ALEX. ,VIDLLDIN, President.
DAME. WORK, Vice President.
John 0. Farr, T. E. Harper, George Nugent,
John Anepaoh, Jr., tauml. T. Boehm, ' Alb. il‘Robertst
iilgt Altman, d. Jones__Bowin .l i ff et so l l l 4 , ; )4 i.a Eldr4l o ge,
Joninffs. Ali. auzi-1m
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND,
Ocoee, 331 North THIRD Street, between Vine
end Callcrwhill. lnoorporated bl the Legit!shire April
rfi . ( 1 4 5. 1 j o: z
p a in: AXED , n Ym en e llVtlkar?
Interest Suer cent. nes annum, Depositori 011111 with
draw their Money ! by Checks, If &aired, /bolsi De
posits received,
LAMES S. PRINGLE, Paraiba',
Female LAW. Seereterv. tslo-11 If
COLUMBIAN GUANO.—The following
Is a MI of it Diploma received by the Subscriber
from the. Chester County Agricuitu r .l & met ,. dated
October SO, 1e59; " As a testimonial of their approbation
of his superior samples of Columbian Guano and Super-
Phosphate of Lime, accompanied by a Certificate as a
1 ethmoonti of their approbation of sundry extraordi
nary productions br theapplication of Columbian
ilknano. among which were stalks of Cora 12 feet high ,
li twe ears in'esch stain. Wheat in the sheaf, amm
o( Green Grace and white Clover, and Timothy
Hungarian Grass, ho., ho., and a premium for
Assist acre of Corn."
triao tid 41 , ' Too of MOO Mc, in Damlk
3 8 " " • in Bu.
Ground and far sale at his MS% Downington, Chester
county, Pa. •
SAMUEL RING WALT, •
Riertralt's Mills, DOWNINGTOWN, Pa.
Alse_for sale by_PABOHALL MORRIS, Corner of
th.VENTIi and MARKET Streets, Philadelphia and
LOUD & JEFFERIB, Agritultura Warehouse. West
nioster. au2o-tf
A ZllBilli I , AZUMZA ! AZUMEA I
MOMS =MBA AZUMEAI AZIIMEAt
mop . . RORRIE' ARDAIRA BAKINO POWDER.
• 11111 00' • • No. GO North ig =l
arm, Mt itT WWI i'r arlvoinoWly.
aatliazotr »dvbru.
WEIL,EIR & NEEDHAM.
al/ARLES WALLS.
oximeNTow
HOSIERY' MANUFAOT 17161R5.
We voidd call the speeinl attention of Horded Blum
and MannfisoNNtra to our new and mnon-needed Im
provement In CHILDREN'S and MISSES' TUCK
RIBBED TOP 1108181tY in Strived and High Colors
[PATENT APPLIED FOR.]
AL O,
FANCY WOOLEN GOODS,
1100D8, CLOAKS, weLln4o.
/MOM 80NTA08, PIUBIA,I,
&0., ito.. &0.,
Comprising OVER 100 STYLES from the Latest hand
aide design,. From our own long practical experience,
and employing none but Bret class mechanics, we are
Prepared to offer to Hosiery Buyers a line of these goods
SECOND TO NONE in point of workmanship, styles,
or prices, and reepeotfully aoliolt the patronage of the
Trade.
Sole Agents are
F. V. KRUG & 00,
167-etut636l 326 CHESTNUT STREET
HOSIERY GOODS.
F. V. KRUG. & 00..
826 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer to City, Western, and Southern Wholesale Buy
most complete line of Staple and Fanny
DOMESTIC HOSIERY GOODS.
Comprising, in part,
GERMANTOWN FANCY WOOLENS,
OERfdANTOWN CHILDREN'S MISSES', WO
MEN'S AND MEN'S HOSE,
BOSTON RIBBED HOSIERY, AND WOOLEN
STOCKING AND SHETLAND YARNS,
Being the best selected and most complete line of
bees goods we have ever offered, and which are suited
wants of the market In price, quality and styles,
Bole Agents in Philadelphia for the
WATERVLEIT HOSIERY MERINO AND
MILS. ALI, WOOL
WATERBURY KNITTING CO: !SHIRTS AND
DR AWRRB,
NORFOLK HOSIERY CO., HOSE AND
HALF HOSE.
OTIS MANUFACTURING CC.,
WALLACE k SON'S STEEL WING.
OSBORNE AND CHEESMAN'S. I SKIRTS.
Also Agents for t e
AMERICAN AND HOWE PIN CO.'S PINS.
177-stutlam
THOMAS R. GILL.
OOMMISSION MERCHANT,
No, 212 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by the Package:
CLOTHS, FANCY COATINGS, BEAVERS,
SEALSKINS, FELTS, Ao
MILLVILLE, MASS., ORISKANY, BITCH
BURG, ROYALBTON,
AND OINDY. MALES OV
FANCY CASSIMERES.
HARRIS' FANCY UNION CASHMERES, 8A
TINETTS, LININGS, VESTINGI3, &LE-
EAGLE LADIES' CLOTHS, VELVETS, Ac
auls-2m
RIDGWAY, HEIISSNER, & 00.,
IhIFORTERK OF
0T H S
DOESKINS, AND OASSINERES.
Sote agents for
FR. EacKErisductie Ttaket.)
W. A. JOit ANN Y, ( Moe.)
GEVKRI) & SORMIDT,(B. & Cloths.)
F. G RK RAMAN & 80N, ( Gold Medals.)
E.
oN s (Fancy CMlBliMerell.)
E. TORISNIMI & CO., and other manufacturers of
the greatest oolebrity,
206 CHESTNUT STREET.
aus-im
T . O. HOWE & 00..
J,
NO. 240 MARKET STREET,
AGENTS FOR THE
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
Hare now In store a full assortment of the various
goods made by the above oompany. A large variety of
very choice atrial of
/If. DELAINRS,_
CASHMERE'S,
OPERA CLOTHS,
PRINTS, !ie.
J. C. HONE & CO
Are also Agent' for
GLENDALE
CENTRkvILLE.
MERRIMACK.
ELM STRRET
OREERIVILLE.
BEDFORD.
BRADFORD, TAFT, & CO.'S BLACKSTONE MILL,
J. T. SEAORAVE & CO.'S GRANITE MILL,
And various other popular makee of
FANCY CASSIMERES.
UNION MILLS BLACK DOESKINS,
(Very superior high-lustre goods.)
Indian Orohard, Bliached and Drown Sheetingi, Shirt
ince end Drills, Colored Corset Jeans, &a.. &o.
The attention of package buyers Is solicited.
Philadelphia, July 31,1360. iget.tuths-Imo
WELLING, COFFIN & Co.
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer, by the package, the following deaoription of
AMERICAN GOODS.
or XTANDAND MAZZO AND IN QIIXAT PARINI,'
GREENE MAIIMOTURING CO.'S PRINTS ;
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETING%
SHIRTINGS AND DRILLS;
OSNABUROS, DENIMS, AND STRIPES;
CORSET JEANS, SILESIAS, AND NAN•
KEENS;
CANTON FLANNELS AND PRINTED
LININGS; ,
RHODE ISLAND LIMEYS;
PHILADELPHIA LINSaYS AND CHECKS;
KENTIJOHY JEANS AND COTTONADES;
NEQRO CLOTHS AND HERSEYS ;
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTHS;
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES;
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS;
SATINETS AND UNION CASSIMERES;
TWEEDS, OASHMARETTES, to., /to. attl-3m
WASHING TON MILLS,
FORMERLY BAY STATE MILLS
SHAWLS of all eine, In great variety.
Emboneed and Printed TABLE COVERS.
UNION BEAVERS and BROAD MOTHS.
BA.LIWORALA SKIRTS.
DOESKINS, and Double and Twieted COATINGS.
6-4 SACKINGS and beavy ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
Twilled and Plain FLANNELS and OPERA FLAN
NELS.
Printed FELT CARPETING'S.
IMMEMI
For WO by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & lIIITOMNSON,
MO. 119 OREOTNITT 97..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TEE BALE OF
pHTT,A T)ELPHIA-NULDE
slooßD. dn F r i day night the
10th nst., enfronieuorr,
residing
in West Msnohester township. 'York county,
FOUR 11011810. Two of them are black matches,
about 14 or 15 hands high ; and one of them is four tears
od and the other five, and hiss a few white halt. on his
forehead, which would not be noticed without a clone
examination. The other two are light bays, and one of
them is about fourteen hand' high, in five years old, has
a bald face and ono white hind leg, and is blind in the
left eye. The other horse Is about thirteen hands high,
is seven years old. has a star on hie forehead, a white
spot on his noes, a white hind foot, and in blind In the
right eye
A reward of $OO will be paid for the recovery of the
horses, and 80 for the apprehension of the thief. or
$lOO
glO for both. B E NJAMIN KAUFFAIAN.
ctu.6t
FROFI PROFESSOR BOOTH.—" In my
opinion the BARTELL JAR combines more ad
vantages tnan any others for Prenervlog• being wholl y
of glass, cleanly , strong, and durable, closing air t ig ht,
and opening and shutting with fa 1 1.111;.. C. Boor n."
FROM D . ATLEE.
" I have used the Harts, my *ll glass Jar in fami.y
for the preservation of Fru t i and in comparillg it wi th
partiorulai:lyninwiltr purpose ,
iii
others previously emPloYer , .n
tars Preferable , and
with metal tops. it is perfeotil air • tight. end free
rom all possibility of taint, as is the.. ogee with metal,
It is secured with more e
HILVIng
sage. rapi d i t y , .°Aritirar,
fr.thant ,b. , k e ry t e ,Tn o ihr ' 4loll . t a Ili au rade manna t i
iiilid - t g e 3 sr weil, I oonelder that it meets a the indi
nation. that can be desired.
-- " WeenntsTom L. Miss, M. D.,
rt 0.11405 Arch Street."
Manareorturers under the Patent,
MARTELL & LETCHWORTH.
aug-Imi4 No. 13 North FIFTH Street.
AWNINGS AWNINGS ! I
FLAGS! FOSTER , AWNING H. FOSTER, AWNING MAILER.
448 iigh d leh um ls. street,
la
tea on head Pl4oBofe site. or made to order, at
dart notioe. Vlube, or captain* et
vessels, would do well to I MI rore_pureheslug else
where. flicking likittome, v. arid Waraumenr ere.
eillelE-111m•
RANVIL NESDENIL
BIAS, &c
at South FRONT threat, and
36 LETITIA !Street.
GOODS.
8171tICER BLESoRTII.
E
VIIRATA' MOUNTAIN SPRING.-
Thu popatar watering.plaes will be kept deed
during the season of warm weather, and anti, the trust
seta 0. P otiose desirous of speeding_ tair remainder of
the season m o un tai nir have the advantage
_cr pare
water, piste&lr. i t an elevation of twelve
hundred eat.) free from fogs. damp Mehra, and wise
nose. usually rising from sluggish stream. m gorges of
usountopas and low localities, will here And ewers dmi
fort and amusement to be met with at the B ost-regu lated
watering. plums. POI further particular. and circular..
lanai calf op Jos. B. Myers, corner Third and Vine
trests,_and James S. Earle k Pa. No. 816 Chestnut
reet, Phi &dolphin or on JOSEPH NONIOMACHER
Ephruis Poet Ogloo, ' Lanoseter minty. Pa. ault.lm
QIIN HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA.
lb- 7 This fins old mansion, founded before the
lion, and nitinutbily ominitoteo withionut ot the most
interesting features o f our national history. Is now of
Fh P e a tiqi i ts t :i t thela larg e
at " nliV; f , end g i ; b o i l
thins is wantins to maks is thePleswint and aomfona
ble some of visitant daring their sojourn in Mb de
lishuut inland town. The air is selsibricom , the moun
tain and nver seeriery beautiful. and to the seekers of
either health or pleasure. Bethlehem is not moselled
any other summer mon Le
J. List the Un i pl4
EAT, Proprietor.
MANSION ROUSE, MOUNT OARBON,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA.
Panama accommodated with good rooms ag redlioed
pr This
hi old-established House. located in the gap be
tween Sha yr and Second mountains e immediately on
the line o the Philadelphia seid Reeding EMlrosd,
within hal a mile cold ottsvilje, fmmerly kept by Jo
seph Bead. of the Mansion Hones, Philadelphia.
has, since his demise, been under the charge of his
daughter.
The House Is prepared, at all Beason of the year, for
the rece_ption of Kneen', and bee been 'seemly put in
order. The large garden. and park adjoining. presents
great inducements ana stimmerreamt. topersons wish
ing to im end a short time away from the dust and tnr
moil of the cities, where they can breathe fresh moun
tain air, and enloy the wild and beautiful scenery of
the coal region.
Commutation passenger tickets. few the use of &ant
hem. are mold at a reduction of twenty five per cent,
and an accommodation train will leave Pottsville dads
during the summer months, to enable those who may
desire it to spend the business portion of the day in the
city and return the SIMS evening , on which the oharkes
will be thirty-three per cent below the usual rates.
For terms, apply to MARY BEAD,
JeWllm .EITOILEado boo
o
IVIANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
LtS- N. J., ISAAC THAYER, (late of Surf Howled
Proprietor.
This House has been very much ealar-cd and un
moved. Has now a largish mbar of Faunlir Rooms, not
surpassed by any hoteli at h is city.
It is lighted throughout with gas. New and line walks
have been laid to the ocean, which will be lighted et
Mght, from the Hotel to the water, by splendid redact
ing lamps.
Attached to the house (bat separate from the main
betiding) is a farce Hall for Hops and Parties, with a
first-class lee Cream and Confectionery attached. Over
the Hatt there are forty sleeves rooms for single gentle
men. There Is also aplay. ground for children, well
shaded and enclosed, with minis. /co.
The catering department will be under my own es
peeled gape rviaion, and true that my reputation ii
cstablished to satisfy all that my table will
be emoirmuiscd,
Terms will be 312 per week.
Transient Boarders /1111 per day.
Cerium attae ed to the House will take Boarders to
and from the (keen free of (hares ISAA C bathin hours.
jelll-tf TELAYEJL
A MERIOAN HOTEL, ALLENTOWN,
PA.—.Thir well-known and popular hotel ham,
darincktis Tait searion, been
UREA LY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
and is now n oapitotty and convenience aeoond to none
in the interior of Pennsylvania. The beautiful and
hesitant situation of Allsotown 'renders it A de
lightful summer resort, in view of wluoh special ar
rangements have been made by theproprietoy to ao
oommodate summer boarder,. J. Y BECH EL,
tool li . W . BIGONY.
BEDMILD SPRINGS.—This well-known
and delightful Summer Resort wilt be opened for
the reoestion of Vieitor, on the FLBST OF JUNE,
and kept open till the Ist of October.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
O. ALLEN, whose texpermnoe, courteous manners, and
attention to his guests. give the amplest minima*. of
comfort and kMd treatment.
Parties wishing room., or any information In regard
to the pleas, will address the subseriber,
JNO. P. REED, fleo!y and Treaenrer,
Bedford Mineral Berton Ce.
NEPTUNE HOUSE—ATLANTIO CITY.
L —Tug popular and eminently favorite House at
AtlanUo City haa, since the cloning or last season. been
enlargeili d
refitted, refurni s he d , and completely re-
Invenatein everyprtioular. is now open for
ro
the season. Pm ta delightfal situation, near
ness to all places of sterost, close proximity to the
safest and beet ears of the beach. It Is rendered one of
the most convenient and decidedly the pleasantest house
on the Island,
Terms-31a per week; SIM per day. Children and
laments half prim.
JOILN SktICK, Pro]
R. L. FUREY, Bup•rintendent.
COTTAGE RETREAT,
Saudi&UT and oonveniently located at
ATEANTIO OITY, N. J.
Boarders totoommodabed on reasonable Wm..
lelo-3m M. PdoOLEEB. Proprietor.
STAR HOTEL,
ItIAILY OPPO!ITI TITC 17. S. 11011 L,
ATLANTIC CITy. je.‘.
SAMI.Tri/. ADA2etli, PROI•N KTOR.
DINNER— IFTY CENTIL
Al4O - 7CARRIAGEB TO MAE.
ET Bearden, sooommodatod on the malt reesoleble
terms. . tern am
MANSION MUHL, MAUCH CHUNIE,
CARBON CO., PA.—This is the most comforta
ble and extensive hotel in Northern Petting,lvan's, and
the proprietor flatters tumsell that thnsfar he haa sue•
needed in keeping it in a manner that osnaot fail to sa
tiety all his kneed&
The Rooms , are newy and elegantly furnished, and
the Table always contains the vary beat the Markets
afford.
Thrihotel is located on the banks of the fAhigh,
directly opposthrthetrulroad depot, and at the Wes of
Mauch Chunk Mountain. A path Medi , f rom the rear of
the house to the top of this mountain, rom
which point,
some eignt hundred feet above the high, the most
sublime 1108[103 intuitable u presented.
The Booth is abundantly supplied with the Wit and
purest Mountain Bonus Water.
SW" Rot and Cold Baths can be taken at all times.
jers-2m GEOltels Harr Ea. Proprietor.
AMERICAN ROTEL, MAUCH 01:11TNIC,
PA.—This HOTEL is now kept in a manner ai=
fording every oom'ort to strangers and travellers.
Arrangements have been made this season to &mom
modate SUMMER BOARDERS. The most sublime
mountain scenery and rand eVLIId
mspja af
forded. MIO F,
OEO. .WILDEL .
jedig.tsel • Proprie tors.
_ _
rESEA-SHORE—ATLANTIC OITY.
IVIcKIBBINT U. B. HOTEL.
The undersigned. aropne - or of the above-named
house.. being now preec. to reoeive
_guests, re
spectfally solicits a share of the publie w c_
esp. Bince last summer Mere beta been el to
this hotel a four storied wing.l4o feet in tenet • non
taming (beside the bed-rooms,) a suite of three Parlors,
for ladies, and two for gentlemen ; also, a reeeption
room, wash-room. and spacious bar-room. Bowling
Saloon,. Billiard Roonts, and hot and cold Balt-water
Bath ROPMe have been constructed for the amoommo
dation of visitors , and the whole house will be lighted
with gas. The house has been newly painted and fur
sashed. while the shaded grounds surrounding it have
been put in complete order. A well-manned pleasure
Yacht, and anexoellent Band of Music have lieeq_en
gaged for the season. I' McKIBBIN.
CARLISLE The favorite resort for those
who ay frecoate Grape Bream,
WHITE SULPHUR P n im.,„iimpu.,n A34 ,. .l i nva.L,Dra til aH
cum B b .P ri tir co S . : At ‘ oo — me" — ,Good — Booletl, Good
decommaaisoossfor 'lN**
300. For pardonless seed for Circa
exams LOW. tar.
OWEN. CLENDRNIN. & VlBBoMillt
'Aft Carlisle Sanaa, Isa.
COLUMMA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND
CAPE May, New Jersey.—Thui large, first-class
HOT RL will be opened. for the reception of guests, on
the 25th June, 11360. The House Ilea been completely
repaired and refurnished. A new cooking range, ovens,
Extensive
boiler., and every modern improvement added.
Extenvive stabling attached to the stemless
All letters addteseed to the subsonbers, Cape Island,
New Jersey, will be promptly attended to.
LAIRD it WOOLMAN.
James H. Laird,
_late proprietor Franklin House,
delphia; 8. Woolman k formerly propnetor Blount
Vemon Hotel, Cape Island. dim
EAGLE ' LIOTKL, BETNT 330111 M , PA.
This large and old-established House. known u the
" LEHIG VALLEY BUMMER RETREAT,"
is now open or the season. The acoommodations of
this House will be found unsurpassed. The ride here,
by the North Penner Ismaili Railroad. is one of the plea
santest In our State. CALEB YORE, Proprietor.
jeHiSin
AMERICAN ROUSE, CAPE
Mn.s M. REYNOLDS, Propnetor.—This favorite
hotel will open for the reception of visitors on MON
DAY, June 25th. It has been fitted up in the beet style,
and every attention will be paid to the comfort of its
swam
SEA BATHING.
NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE ISLAND, CAPE MAY. N. J.
This fine, large, and BUY hones to NOW OPEN for
visitor. It ie thetingniehed for comfort, locality, and
auperiv accommodations, with ample room for 200 per
"jnet-tneinua Imd IrRON GARRETSON. Proprietor.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
EVERETT, HICKS, Sr. CALDWELL,
CLOTH HOUSE.
Have removed to
323 MARKET STREET.
Buyers are invited to examine our mock. sell-2m
D _
& CO., No. 232 North SECOND
. 1 -/ Street.—Ravine removed to our new and swims
atom we would call the riitertiou of Dealers to our ex
tensive stook of PATENT At ROICINEF, PER
FUMERY. and FANCY ARTICLES. Our list com
prises a greater variety than can be found at any estab
lishment in the United States, and ous priers will coin.
pare with any Market. , 4ar-tuttus3m
REMOVAL—The undersigned have re
moved their Whoa and Salesroom from the Foun
dry.at NOBLE-STRt.-ET WHARF. to the N. Roomer
of SECOND and RACE Streets, where dealers will find
a large colleotion of STOVES of the wet approved
patterns. Tinned. Enamelled, and plain Hollow-ware.
comprising an assortment ',Gond to none in the coun
try. All orders left at the office, or by ma il, will receive
prompt attention.
LEIBRAN DT ik McDOWELL,
Philadelphia Stove Works,
and Hollow-ware Foundries.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
FALL GOODS ARE NOW COMMEND
BD OPENING.
Fall Style Detainee.
Fall Stile Cashmeres.
Fall Style Chin's.%
Fall Stook of Fianna 's.
EYRE & LAND ALL,
FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
au.2o-mwths iftf
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.
WEEKLY.
To male) , a demand for
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
at & low rate during the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, we have decided to offer it to Clubs and Corn
nutmeg at the following reduced prices. We believe
tnat a thorough distribution of
• 'l,` h!, TRIBUNE
among doubtful voters will have great influence in se
ouring the triumph of the Republioan cause, and we
will think those who think likewise to aid ne toward
making such a distributi T on.
ERMS :-
10 Copies, to one address, 10 weeks, from Sept 1. $3
2, 4
40 7
100 II 17
Terms Cash. In advance.
andreesi THE TRIBUNE,
an2o 2tddc W New York.
p ttILADELPHIA.
PAPER-HANGING MANUFACTURERS,
(FALL TRADE.)
HOWELL & BOURKE.
Raving removed to their new Store,
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Are now prepared to car to the Trade a large and
elegant assortment of
WALL PAPERS,
BORDSRS,
FIRE BoREEI4B,
wiaDow O urrAnit GOODS, &c.,
All of the newest and best designs, from the lot est-
Priced artious to the finest
GOLD AND VELVET DECORATIONS.
Southern and Western merchants will do well to visit
the establishment of
HOWELL & BOURKE,
IC E. CORNER FOURTH. AND MARKET STREETS,
oulEtna PHILADELPHIA.
Amusearims.
WHgATLEY k OLARKBT 8 Amu'
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TOn•DaY .21114• fa M. NO.
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sone, 25 °oats i prime noz In mr-
e Ywfomses•
CONCERT HALL.
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1. 0 v ,
THII WOILD-11ZNOWRID
N . CROM ABC n POLY,I
EVERY EVEDING DUMP°
DIDIED/
D n o ... te uN omit* at II
ifir A OR AND iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
DAY AFTERNOON. AtcutiitY sign ,
A. 1..
tt A get t sad Boassis assomplir.
SIX FREE CONCERTO WILL U
given at "EILVENBUSG." egg*
or the Omen end Coates-stir
TWENTY-) IF TN and IXIATEet
on TUESDAY. TM Mt SDAY. lad 1941 4 less.
Mgr permitting.) of this and Alm 111611111111 mma.. Dela I
to 10 o'clocir P. M.
The HASMONY CORNET BAND, 8eak,..2
hes been engaged br the prepreetaft.liatt
hair been mowed to render thee. Canoed@ attraasMs
attractive.
The Green and Coates-streets can yam I thetbatil
MITT three minutes. Pam If mtg. aa2l-tatidit
CONTI NE NT AL THICATIS,
(late Mt - 10DV WALLNUT &reg. ilinShab
CAWNCROB3 MID EMAN.PLISrd .
. 4in
OEATI2TEAQU__I39I7
Comprimn POUR ii TALMATAD
And tnanBRiGHT •
ETRIOPIA farMARNT,
FRAN i.•• •
Wil2 commence a Noma of tair
AMUSING NNTERTAIMMINTII
orr
WEDNESDAY EVENINEI,AUGDST f.
eaAdtiiVlVlCan nratzresmrted ea rsa,
REPLETE with ORIGINAL No
hex nth the Brawn Terpatehoreaa .uterearl
FOUR GRY.ATDANCEEUr.
Adeouion SS cents. Doom oral at 7 *Wee& To
comolence at a quarter before $ 0 cloak.
PEN NA. ACIADDif OF TIM FINII
ARTB.-1023
Containing a largeSt i rnn t oTtniSim
tare s is now open dal room
• al
WANTS.
WANTED -BY AN EXPERT PAMIR
AND STRAW PREMIER., • sitastio• fa •
Whnlesate Be, Goods hones. dadrsas **IL." 41Ir• ad
The Press. -
W A NTED.—A young man from the cm
try desire. a intuition is a whoiweele or reis9
Drug store. lie has been two Tears tti%
a, ?1;
The best of reference given. Andreas."
Uniontown, Pa.
VI/ANTED—By a sober, =dust:dew
• • memos situation as Watchman or Palter to
°aloe of thu paper.
Wholesale Store or Paotors. Address " lasent„,
WANTED—Two first-clam onianwatal
JiNG RAMS. Steady ipasatippled
wages. AWAY tO J. ts CAL
earti v it so 2 cirafintirmit.
am WANTED TO RENT—A good Dwel
l/Clint Hoare. Inth all modern asavesdeseadajam
yard and side yard. Rent aa.o to 41Aidtesa " r.
trox 7930. malt'
' :1 ')'A .1` " :1
In a Wholesale FANCY GOODS AND NOTI
NO DAN. ODD WDO eau meneoee a soon am =mow ma
cash hada. Andrew (eoelldiseball7). env mat
and referenoe. FANCY GOODS. Press ogee. aidllit
'll3 ItIEBOHANTS.—A young Nan, 18
yearns of US. having aleonese• is d it z
business. would hie a sitoatiok West or
reference sires. Addreet "A. B. C.," at 7 Pres 77
fice. for three dare. aat&ilt•
ANTED—By an experienced Bales
•v: vitiation i p, wholesale •Mx d -
t A
A YOUNG L.ADY, who has had ai .. .t=
imp•ri sacs as teacher. desires similar
le or oat of the csity. Address " Teacher." alitmi iii ; 06
Press.
NU - ANTED—A Situation, by a ma.
amm i
• moil -wen isanot ago. of extesahno
epos in bubmose. of good &Mmes. wad empopkoubil
strew any volition. either es • clerk.
oT 113.1611/117111. LI 1111073 Teepeotabo ait
eve the most eatisfeatorY reereeeee se to
energy, and basins", eseseity. A nodose.
the preeant will be toeepeed. Ammo" 5. O.
of Ms Press.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ROTT—The new four-story brick
Dweiteg, re. 1919 VINE 4treet. levies ti
@tory double back-buildings. and aUI the =Wane
%o L u l l/7v . rent 1600. Andy at No. 146 NON
5e41411
di PUBLIC SALE OF ORIZABA IRON
'MINOAN& SOPHIA FURNACE. &c.—By virtue*,
authority vested in en se Trustee. ior monads
of Pollard MeCormier. and in parauteco of a di=2
the District Coon of ADesk-ey twenty, to the Cesasa
wval th of Pennsylvania. in No. 3 or itovereher teem.
18sh. we will expose topubli c sale. at the NERCWITIF
EXCHANGE:. on FOURTH Btreet. is the city of
burg. on ruIfBDAY.BSP r..llth. MS. et
II o'clock the RoWnir Mill and Rail seierals,
situated near New tuatis. Lawrence empty. Peneerrt
ranks. known sir 'the ORIZABA IROie wOßlß.eion
taining 'sixteen Roarer Flamm' ire Efeenen Fier
nate", Bar Rolls, /Snail Rolls. Nail, Platt, sad -
Rolle. Squeezers. 40 Nail Machines. one Wrowalpt il e
Machine. and Machinery for niunafaistaring Real
and Pire Brick.
Also. the Blast Furnace, known es Bookie.
above Works. which is capable of tunas' out 1211 11
trail li
fbe Iron per wee.
Also, several lots of around, adJoteing. sad neweent
Miaow( land adiaoent to the • Irna Werke. eonteawing
Coal. ron Ore. Limeetone, and Fire Clay.
Teta 5..--One-rourth of the purchase MCI 07 tope
in csah, on the aoknowiedsment of the deed.
an , ein one. two. and three years how the ties web.
with interest from that 0 RlO ; the defined WINOS 1110
be secured by bond and inerte c eir a nn VW'
1 4 *. /03
f it
W ht.T.f. 1 ltl .
100. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALT,
in the rapidly-improving Borough of Barg=
town, fronting on greets Pt feet wide., running to
20 feet wide; Po feet front by WO feet dere.
10,000 IN WWII feet. Minimtun oiftcle, 83 tir l'oet .x" h=
early application is made. Address.
Shit. BINGWALT.
an2o-tf Ringweit's Mine. Downingtown'. Pa.
ARor TO LET—A fine large three-story
H, in TWENTIRTH Stmt.&
ARCH, No. 151. NackefUl. Gas fixtamo. aadll
modern improvements tartionSollt. HMI:* at a
CHESTNUT &rag.
F OR SALE—THEE STOCK, FIXTURES,
LEASE. azid GOOD-WILL. of a large CARPET
MITA B LIS HME NT.
LOIATED IN ONE OF THE BEST DURUM/
STREETS IN THIS CITY.
The stock le one of the best seleetird in the maarbet.
The whole will be disposed of on favorable IMMO
aloes a partnership.
For particulars, apply at No. 47 South POITMI
street. salifo
dm FOR SALE--A handsoni
NEL COTTAGE, on Main street, in Ii . 7
midway between the liteamboit landing_
station. 'The LOT 60 feet front by 100 rest deep,
laid out. and filled with dwarf fruit tree", Vial.,
shrubbery, Ac. The house contains on list per
ier, sitting-room. halt, nursery , large dining-room, sad
kitchen. and on second floor four comfortable o be .
The whole house is in exeellent condition.
painted outside. and surrounded by pest shade tress.
nes been occupied both as a summer sae wails Nei
donee. Terme 113 COO i 81,000 wish. the balance •
main on mortgage. Inquire of F. B. JILOdIf,
non Bank, or on the premmes. Riverton is a detigh l
slue. 10 miles from the city, secsesiel• mew les
times daily by steamboat and railway, orbs a amp mike
ride on one of the best turnpikes in flew Jersey. Ikea
leave. Arch-strett wharf at 9,2, and 6 o'clock: cars
Walnut street at nearly all hoary. anglf-thstalt.
An VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE, in
Um , a rood location. For further tuformatiok ugly
at No. 434 nORTH THIRD Street. Camden, R. J.
ann-stothltu •
'POR SALE—On accommodating terms,
Mel,the STORE and DWELLING. No. PH AIR
Street. Apply to WM. R. ALLEN, No. e3A AR
Street. aall-IN*
dm TO RENT—Two spacious, well
.m.lighted, well-ventilated looms. near the La
change. gaited for printing awn, or for manotiotartig
sg u po!el..v . t . heals i a 3 roil . erlaiß t rixr attsehod.A4-
grIERMA.NTOWN PROPERTY. For
1 1..111 Sale or to Let, • large and convenient Rowe tot.
Germantown; gas, water, large lawn. nag fry of
shade, mons of the beat locations be .aw.
Address Box MO, Philadelphia poet Mime. jlll-1m
TO BUILD ERS. —A large lot, having
three frontiheu itable for immediate irepruersgepeg.
situated on T WEN TEETH street. below CATMII , III.
Wilt be sold on accommodating terms to a gars to
Imoye. For terms, eddies" "K.
this pl paper. 1n14291
VAOTORY LOT FOR BALE.—A
lot, having three fronts, admirably mtnated l iit i s
Southwestern part of the oily. be rented oy •
on reasonable terms. For partionlars, apply at Um
office. .IY/S-tt
MISSOURI LAND I I
500,000 Aoree for Bale, at prices ranging front IN
to 60 cents ler Aore, in any quantities requited.
TAXES paid, and PATENTS proonrad for parole
es ti of Land under the Graduation A.
Flats furnished gratis by enclosing a postage stamp
For further information applyjo
WILSON, RAWLINGS It CO..
U.S. and General Lan Agents,
68 CHESTNUT
Bi tween TRIAD endpli k. :lD
WI. LOU O.
LAND WARRANTS bought. sold, and
VOR SALE—The Stock and Fixtures of a
Wholesale Boot and chat House, now 401•• •
good business. This is a good osaorturdtr for asx asea
wishing to go into the business, or a honeswalA r tis
inaresse their trade. Bansttoto.t reasons
_at
selling out. Address " Box 4 80," Philadavida id A,
Ulnae, with name.
MO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For we a largo lot in _ the Southweatern at
the ei ty, well falapt_s_d_fpgiET ;o T t et t r i
ans. For portimam=
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE, No. 425 CHESTNUT STREET.
New Banding, Philadelphia Bank.
CAPITAL.. -. --98.2905 SOO
INCOME 0
FIRE RISKS TANEN AT MODERATE RATES.
LIFE RISKS ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
GETTY A MOBBING,
an2-thatu2in AUNTS.
THE MUTUAL LIFTs. INSURAI4OI
IMPART A... 0F NEW YOLIs
R=. MILLI OF DOLLARD,
MUM I WOR N vuo
ya O mor
V rok Eßlnt oze
enali or rya, MIMI
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the small= are Lewes than in many ether Mow
ids% and the Dividends have been amass.
ni. • aiki r s t fle ti i,:( l Mit i a n ntlPrahr 11.
moss 19 TIM lIIITLII3I.
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811r1.11. on noongtottWp mpoim
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liOlllAl noDins, ohs
t i mionst L. Down% ' iluni•
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man M. H. H Polar,.
Main Molise. . ' faker '. •
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Artinr • • .
tglgrairitrina.-'
RERVE L. KNIGHT, 262 SOUTH SS
COND Street, doors above Spruce, west side.
has now in store 6 lairs assortment of
Car
t.lotes tirur es,
011 ,
n/assts.
cocoa matting', &0.,
whioh will be sold at the lowest amidst primp% In calk
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