The press., July 19, 1861, Image 3

PRIISS A,
July —The aids] StaatJanzieger of
e vening publishes 5 Royal Manifesto, counter.
7 by all the mintstera, aneordlng to 'wash the
9 ..t otiv i o n of the King and Queen of will
toltecs at Kiiligenerg, in October next. The
erm ,py will be performed in the pregame of the
'towbar). of both houses of the Diet. and f those
plrFrasses who will be summoned from o all the
ivrinees of the kingdom as witnesses
SPAIN
m,,bnit). Jul/ 4 - 10 enIng —The insurreotlon le
ptirelY confined to Lnj A, and the troops now Dar.
„ p i the town. The insurgents are shooting
:The 1( 1 10110 forever " D with to the Pope."
July a.— the dp wish troop, have taken Loja.
HUNGARY - .
porn, July IS —ft Is believed that the (mufti
mos on the Addresi which have reaently taken
e, between the.prlnelpal members of the Hun-
Diet will result thls evening in the mini
-401 Adoption by the Lower House of the Ad.
j`,,4 to the Emperor as originally proposed by M.
pot
Important from Mexico.
: orrusves conorrion or MUMS—DISSENSIONS
pio: 1 0 Toe L3IIIRALII—TIII PRIIIIDIINOT—DRATU
r nsooLLADO OUTRAGSS OP THE CHURCH
r re er
l c epondonos of the New York Times.)
.r. CITY OP Mexico
Sunday, June 30, 1801
the latest dates reoeived from the United Stalls
i s Jags 3 per steamer 'Bieaville, from New
yeir to Vera Cruz, and when we shall again he
!cited with advioes from your ofty is one of the
rlad uncertainties whits!' attend us bete
he state of efreirs in this country-1g such that
its impossible to think of anything except the
r e existence of the Government Muria,
like
united States, is now in the height of a nat ional
, ti, and the end with Mexico, as with the United
Iss, God only knows The Ratotionary or
9 l e
comb party, as a political power in the country,
dead. The vast property of the clergy even,
iytt was to prove a national resonroe and aonom
ash so tomb for the Government, has entirely
appeared, and is no lemma bone of oontention
Flamm priest and Liberal ; neither is It any longer
own for evil In the hands of the former, or a
prier for good In the hinds of the latter
,Ths contention now rile In political afro's' is
wog. the Liberals themselves Oa the llth !net ,
polar Jnorns, whet.bas been the legal end eating
reildrat of the Rerublio during the last three
r em we; .declared re•eleoted by a vote of Con
mu of 61 to 55. Oa the 15th snit he took the
rib as President, and became duly installed A
my g reet, and inexplicable, change hes taken
;;nos in Congress singe that date Two days ago,
;sorties Ortega, the ettoorresful military general,
oil elected Chief Jamie, of the Supreme Court,
, cl otralent to ',the Vies Presidency) with the
m ired pumas of
r applanting President Juarez
11 DOW retaitnelb 'be seen whether'Juarez will be
iliplued by revolutionary or legitimate means.
it is possible Abet be may be overthrown by revs
litloriary mewl., if he refuses to yield tp the de
grade of those who, under the guise of seeking to
are the situation, are endeavoring to place Ortega
t power. Juarez declares that Isis resignation is
caliber necessary nor lawful; and, whether be
s the snalL for the place or not, whether be
ao continue to guide the nation on its
imPest•toesed enures or not, his deolsion
i based on patriotism and an honest deter
;Mellon to save the nationality of his country,
0 long as any hope of its nationality exlate.
The sudden changes that are now taking place
drag the p olitical Jeaderr, and the oortfasion and
pinny which naturally follow, are due in some
swore to the Intrigues of both foreirrn and do
sritio articulations for power and place that what
:111108 of poor Mexico may be delivered over to
Lie hinderers. The Government is paralysed in
Ur trot plea for want of means with which to es-
olish and maintain order The truantry I. bank
no, and has been so slime the present Govern
sent came into power. Foreign claimants take
vial little the onstOm-bousee collect, and at the
rtseot moment there is no earthly prospect of im•
rerement in the finattoes of the Government.
Coder such oiroumetanoes, the condition of at
!in throughout the country must be frightful.
Meet, the most notorious end bloodthirsty
Wet of the Oburob forces that remains in the
rsotry, is drawing a line of blood around the ea-
Va. On the 2d inst. he despatched Cairlgae, a
itaniah desperado, to Arroyoyanoe to liaise Don
geeboir Osampo. This officer of Mauves took
11:GDO, and delivered him over to Zoloaga, who
ut;acted him to every imaginable indignity for
tat daya The oolaborer with Mr. McLane in ne
plating the late treaty wan Insulted by Leant',
an, and Staffs; he was spat upon, kicked, and
t. half killed by shots, and dually bong up to
tinniest. an agony each as 'a human being is eel
too brought to endure Br Osampo was the father
elt Bottom Mats, wife of Meta, late minister to
Coiled States-
Tots horrible affair caused Intense ezeitement in
ctpltal. Tit...principal military MOD oame
'ward, and among them General Santos Dari
n. who, with a division of men, marched to.
Ards Tolcusa. Whilst reconnoitring with a small
Arty on the 101, be was surprised by Geiser in
armee, near the Lianos de Senor. Gls party
u out to pieces, and he himself was killed. Gen.
neva had, in the meantime, gone in pursuit of
tapes, by the Limnos de Akpam, towards Pnabla.
&toots fled before Ortega, and from the 14th to
231 the pursuit was hotly maintained On the
set band. General Valle took the road of the .
-:herniate Degollado. and allayed the same fate.
:the 231, Marques, Galva:. and others, fell upon
1.-. near the Llanos de Salazar. out his force to
vet, and took him and his officers prisoners.
7 tlte and his °Moors were afterwarde hung, and
etas of the poor soldiers were butobered. Mar
st BOW at Tulanaingo, with about 4 500 men.
4, who returned to the capital on the 25:h,
.11710 to day, with 4,000 men, upon another expe•
against Marques
:tont Degollado, son of Don Santos, left this
e on BaturdaV last,--to bring the corpse of his
:nhet to this city for burial.
The body cf Br. Nampo arrived In the city on
Lis tth instant, and was honored with a grand
total as the doh.
The thrilling events of the month now drawing
s olosa have greatly unsettled the public mind,
01 boubt'ess have something to do with some of
the political changes which are taking place, and
shbh may lead to a radical change in the Govern.
rect. not, however, by placing the oountry in any
tenor under the sway of Marques or his party.
S ins fears this.
I rive you some items from the interior.
553 Ignecio de la Liar, has been elected Got
..er of Vera Ores by a vote of 43 000
?e'quiera has retired from the Government of
tori. Onbillas.will probably succeed him.
INA material for the station-boires of the Me.
'lo iteilroad recently arrived at Vera Cruz from
Orleans. The road is oompleted to the river's
it, southern part of the State of Montego is
man by robbers. under the command of hia..
Gonzales and Pulliam.
Its port of La Pet, in Lower California, has
opened to foreign trade, and the ports of Mu-
Loreto, Cabo de Ban Loess, and Ban Qeintitu
the wasting trade
A eendueta of softie, it is reported, will leave
.saajusta for Tampico° early in June
I conduce of sputa is announced to leave this
lion for Vera Oros
tisry ditlicenee passing over the road between
and Versants is robbed, and robbery is the
of the day in many other sections of the
Istkpderstood that Mr. Corwin has thus far
..splislied nothing In his mission; end the (ion
ise of antra, net only in this country, but in
'faired States, le such u to preelade the pout
.ty of anything in the way of treaty nagotia
• being aceomplished by the American minister
;went. Notwithstanding the national oriels
wets here, this people—tbe intelligent nor
• -are watobing the progress of events in the
States with groat interest. The prevailing
Seem to be to suertain as soon as possible
rbor the great North American Republio is des
to lose its plane among nations as a Power on
continent, and be 'able to judge whether the
'dean nation is to continue to exerese an in
tl. for weal or woe upon Mexican nationality
Mezioan interests. t regret to say that both
Mezioans and European residents in Mexico
moulted to adopt the idea that the American
is permanently dissolved, and that the power
American Government is broken.
No Is particularly unfortunate at the present
tent. as, in tionneetion with the °mansion and
..ititioty now attending affairs hers, lt opens
the door for the machinations of European
''maey ; and that the European diplomats are
with their brains—and plying their subtle
ht your disoomflture--you may rest assured.
its British legation is particularly active in
•+iag British demands, but, thus far, without
7perttoularly satiefeotory result But the Moir
• le being merle sinker, and the necessity for
eervices of a diatingulehed physician from over
!relict will, probably, be mede apparent soon
Berke Loyal to the Back-Bone.
aroondence of The rteee.l
Raman}, July 18, 1881.
The /er lose of a oompany of cavalry, of whit&
. 4 3a, our present member In Congress, was
ruin, having been tendered to the Government,
to received Reties of their acceptance, and will
in a few deye. , '
et the point of interest In the ogee le the re'
of the members to enter Into the carries on
tee oommend of their old captain Their ads-
Up shout his sincerity in the nose of the Go
, meat and the Union, were Confirmed by Ms
't for Breaker of the traitor Vallandigham
nt embargoed, they felt it their ditty to meet
bold
on election foralloers. The meeting was
jetterdsy, and 3' 0. A. I.l.offidifs, an exoellent
I,r ends thoroughly loyal man, was sleeted in
loco--Oopt. Ancona rooolving but two out o
Who will not say this le a just rebuke?
17 e have other " BeCeralOn" Sympathisers
Clf, who are looking after Demaeratio
std patronage, who need and will probably
•e'*e similar:verdlet. JACKSON.
ATrexp7lD ROBBERY. -Yesterday,:two
t,tthge ln•the Eleventh ward were entered by
tit thievei, who peaked up a quantity of goodi
ir to carry off, when they were discovered and
'"ed their escape.
Rtonzrrgn IT.—The following erten
la going the rounds : 1 • An eldetly lady, who
nloci a meeting of the First Vermont Hee
-. arose, full of eathellasm, and said she
Cfli God that site was able to do something for
notary ; her two sons, all she possessed in the
4 11 Were in the regiment ; .nd the only thing
std to regret we., that she could not have
It twenty years ago—she would have fur.
more."
CITY ITEMS.
t it.or enaLtagnane ALL ENGLAND --WO OW
r4:41 that this monarch of the P. K., 'crier from
zic to meet the notations *see In the ring. has
"Altsaced all England. upon the eoedltion. how
! the stakes shell be two handsome milts of
iron the colebrated aka•prioo olothsng algae
Opt of Glanville /flakes. 809 °neatest mrset, The
t 1111 3 1 10047Mp&1111171 elloll FrIfOkUUND MD to be
. ..'" . "tct to Ibe NO -ads. 'We Nave 11017 alt modetlelne4
"'" e, the matoh has been aeoeoted•
41, rsR.ic MoDowsLL's Durritos. —The ad
nrms of General McDowell Is olendld/IS
Mint entire oompatdee are old In superior
' 44,1 from the Bynum Stone Clothing Hall ofKock-
Wilson, Hoe MS MSand 606 Chestnut street. abort
'ibis establishment is the great militarY eloih
t.,Sn of the oountry. Handle& of men are con
smplossd there. and thousands of uniform eV ;
on short notice. The rePtdetkin or thin fairmild
faraisbes a sodloient guarantee that the WI/ram
Istlie made by them an liset-slaw In mil rum%
THE CiT Y.
Military Matters.
Letter from General Scott.
Some weeks since a number of prominent gen
tlemen of this city sent to Gen Boott a oommuni.
elation expressive of their aptremiation of his
distinguished publlo services. (to It. was made
public In the newspaper, at the time. - Yesterday
morainic Mayor Henry received a letter from Gen.
Scott. The following is a oopy :
" Wasmaarow, July ' 18111.
GENTraIiCIN Of the testimonials with which I
have at different times been honored by fortiori',
of my countrymen, not one has been more precious
to me than that I had the happiness to receive
from you, my esteemed friends of Philadelphia.
" It cannot be long before my public note will be
reviewed by posterity, when its judgment , I humbly
hope, may be somewhat colored by the partiality
that now cheers my declining years.
" I have the honor to remain, gentlemen,
.‘ Your grateful servant,
" WINFIELD !COTT.
"Messrs. Alex. Plenty, Horace Sinney, Itiohard
Vela, Wm. Meredith, and 205 others."
TES M'CLIELL6II RICODOINT. I
Oct. Jacob Zegler has accepted the command of
the filoetellan (tate the , Cattierori) regiment. Be
is all officer of experietate.
ARRIVAL OF A NAIRN RRGIKENT
Some time has eloped aims a full regiment
Dallied through the town, and the ftbBsl3oB of most
OfIOUT own regiments has given the Flreets a qutei,
mint deserted look Last night, however. the pas
sage through the eity of the Sixth Maine .11.r.gi
ment, oonatitated a revival of the bustle of former
weeks.
The volunter refreshment fund dispensed its
substentials at Washington-street wharf, and the
men moved away at midnight for diatlmore, bay
ing tarried in town one hoar.
The Sixth Maine Regiment, Colonel Knowles,
numbers 1 200 men, including about one hundred
recruits for other regiments
The.regiment brings eighti:two bonsai:, twenty.
six baggage wagons, and full camp equipage. The
muskets are of the Springfield pattern, altered,
and are to be exchanged in Washington
A majority of the men are countrymen from the
banks of the Kennebec: and Penobscot rivers, and
will enter the field Inured to hardships and able
to bear the fatigues of the campaign, being many
of them full eta feet in height, and a considerable
number are even taller. The uniform is similar to
that of moat of the otherjfdaine and eastern mgt•
mente—gray, with felt hats.
The recruits had been encamped for two or three
weeks at Camp Preble, about two :piles from Port.
land, and were mustered into the eerviee a day or
two Anne, anti came immediately forward.
Along the route from Portland to Boston, the
volunteers were received 'with entheeiaem, and at
Boston, where they arrived at 4P. M a collation
was prepared on the COMM,O6 They eterted from
Boston at half past seven o'clock on Wednesday
evening
On Its arrival in New York, the regiment was
received by a delegation of the Sons of Maine, who
had arranged for a reception and the presentation
of a Sig at the City Hall ; but it was decided, on
amount of the heat of the day, not to land the
regiment, and to present the flag on board tbe
Bay State.
At 3 o'clock, the regiment was transferred to two
steamers, and oonveyed to Amboy, whence it pro.
needed to Washington.
Liget Dowe, of the Fourth Oonneotiout Regi
ment, aeoompsnied by a guard, arrived in this oily
last evening from Hagerstown, having in charge
three Secessionists, captured after the recent battle
at blartinebnrg, Va The rebel soldiers are named
John Fares, Georg, Seely, and Edward Guar
don. Two of them belonged to a cavalry compa
ny, and the other to an infantry company, entitled
the Continental Guards They areyoung, stalwart
looking fellows; state that they were impressed
into the serviee, and that they. were always in fa
vor of the Union They are natives' of Loudoun
county, Virginia, which is a Quaker settlement,
aooording to their account, and filled with loyal
oitieens They were captured the day after the
" brush" at Balling Waters, by the Independent
Rangers, and surrendered their. Minis rides to
William Loag They also gave up their unltorms,
and their olothes appeared to be in a very dilapi
dated condition. They were confined at the Cen
tral Station last night, and will be tent to Fort
Delaware this morning.
ABCRIJITS
Yesterday afternoon one bandred• and fifty Ger
man soldiers passed through this oity, en route to
Washington, from New York, for the purpose of
going the Twentieth Regiment, from that State.
A 'VISIT AND RIENNADN
Company C. Home Guarde, of the Twentieth
ward, visited the Naylor Home Guards of the
Fourteenth ward last evening, and were hand
somely entertained by the delivery of several
very patrlotlo speeches, toasts, and refreshments,
alter whiob the Naylor Guards escorted Company
C to Col. J. M Bickel's, on Broad, below Poplar,
and with their exceilent bend serene ded the colonel.
They were responded to by an eloquent and pa
triotto sreeob from him, after which they returned
home, delighted with their evening's en testain•
went.
FlRE.—About two o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered in the restaurant occupied
by Smith Farlow, at tke 8. E. corner of Eighth
and Chestnut streets The fire originated from
the vicinity of the kitchen range, bat was soon
extinguished by the firemen, who flooded the
building with water. But little damage was done
by the ere. Mr Farlow's lose Is covered by an
insurance of $2,000. The hoop skirt sad trim
ming store of T. K. Stewart Is on the first floor
above the restaurant. Mr Btewart's goods were
considerably damaged by smoke and - heat. He is
fully insured in the city companies The build.
log is owned by Mr. J. Ohew, but the damage
.done to the property is insignifieant, as the water
will be pumped oat immediately.
StoopEs DILLTEI.— A respectable citizen,
named Dr. Lewis Berkendell, aged forty years,
fell dead yesterday afternoon, while prooessdiag up
the avenue leading to the Blookley Almahouse. A
post-mortem examination was held, when it was
amertained that his death had been caused by an
effssion of blood on the brain. The coroner held
an inquest, end rendered a verdict in focordenoss
with the above, after whist' the body of &issued
was removed to his late residence, in Fourteenth
street, near George.
STABBING LF,AIH. Yesterday afternoon
two solders from Oamp Coltman got into a diffi
culty, when one stabbed the other, Inflicting a
very serious wound. Robert Toy, oue of the sol
diers, was arrested and looked up In the Twenty
third- ward station-house upon the charge of in
dicting the wound. The wounded man was taken
to the camp.
Ptokrociurrs.—Yeaterday morning Officers
George 11. Smith and Josh. Taggart arrested
James Pryor aid William Stevens, two notorious
New York Vokpcnketa, at the Camden and At
iambs Railroad depot. They had a hearing, and
were ordered to leave the city, after their like•
name Lad been taken for the Rogue's Gallery.
A FOUItDLIIIO.—A female infant, about a
week old, w.s round upon the door-step or a dwell
ing, No 1008 Waßaas street. The obild was very
nicely dresaed, and it bad a supply of clothing with
it: The little anteing WAS sent to the Almshouse'
yesterday morning.
ACCIDENT FROX GIINPOWDEE..—Yesterday
morning two small boys were seriously injured at
Front and Wharton streets, by the exploeion of a
bottle of powder with whiob they were playing.
John Campbell, the eldest, aged &bout ten years,
was the one moat irjarod
LUCKY ESCAPE.-A child, aged one year,
foil (ro w the second story window of a house at
No. 727 South Thirteenth street, on Wednesday
afternoon, but fortunately escaped with slight I/I
-f-tries.
LAROENT.—Two colored women, named
Mary Jones and Elisabeth Douglas, were arrested
yesterday afternoon, at Sixth and Prune streets,
having ten pairs of ladies' shoes in their posses.
Mon. They were removed to the Third oletriot
itatloa-hones.
SLIGHT FlRE.—Yeaterday afternoon a alight
Are 00:30Urred at the soul., of WiMani Arrett, in
Pleasant street, smiled by obildren playing with
matches/ Damage about $2OO.
FINANCIAL AND COlClAlkitt )AL.
The Money Market.
Panausa.ruth, July 18,1861
The stook market continue' to improve. Read
ing Railroad shares sold up to 191; Schuylkill Na
vigation, C0Ef1132012, 51; Oatawisse preferred, 8 ;
Elmira preferred, 103; North Pennsylvania ten
per cents., 761.
For the more reliable aeourities, prices were also
generally better, and recent advances well main
tabsed. Pennsylvania Railroad shares" 94 at 381,
Lehigh Valley Railroad 49/, Harrisburg Railroad
shares 51*, and Camden and Amboy Railroad, di
vidend off, 1111.
The Brie Railroad earned in .June
June, 1161 ---,fig 757 26
" 401 560 34
nerease
• 4128 114.13
The New York Tribune of this morning Lays
Augnet Belmont left in the Ferrets to-day,
probably for the purpose of feeling the pulses of
foreign capitalists in regard to the loan authorised
by Congress to be negotiated abroad. The times
are not propitious for such a negotiation, as the
preemie!' meet be remitted in gold, but the rote of
interest may be a-teuiptation."
• 'Toe Asia, from Liverpool July 6, brings three
days later news. Her /Writes are more favorable
than for some time past. American stooks were
better, and- the market for console 1 per omit,
higher. Cotton was bnoyeast and breadstuff.
steady.
The return from the sank of England, tor the
week ending the 3d of Jnly, gives the folYowing
results when compared with the previous week:
soraie ineresse...-..£48.480
publics deeoelts—..... 7 271 84 Deo,sasa.:.. . se7 lnrt
Other deposits.-- 11,02,433 Inatome.— sumo
On the other aide of the account:
OnvernMent securities £9. 980,201 inanities—. .sts,sis
Other ae0uriti0n.. , •...... 21,101. sea Inommo-1.3121 894
N ot es unemployed MAO Deorosse--.1,716,39)
— The amount of notes in eirimiation is 120,003,-
080, being an increase of £B5B 560'; end the stook
of bullion in both departments is 112,071,772,
showing a decrease of 1572,888 when compared
with the preoeding return.
The London Ttmes, (oily artlele), of the eve
ning of July 5, says of the funds:
":The failing off of 1572,888 lu the bank bullion
proved:larger thanked been generally anticipated,
notwithstanding the explanations previously given
with reorient to it, and otaisols opened this morning
at a &Olt ne of an eighth The market, however,
owing to a renewal of purchases recovered its tone
later in the day, and closed at a fresh improvement.
The first bargains more at 891 to 1, and , the goal
quotations were 891 to f for money, mid 901 for the
7th of August."
Tbe following are the shipments' of oil .by the
Barclay Railroad and Coal Company
forth. week iodine /My 13. 2311..'''''• 10
Previous shipments...
61 1:AtiondAit the mesestj.::. •
mI dm. list you
- --- SSC 00
• The New York Eventeg Pon, of this evening)
atops 2
The Stook Werkel exhibits great strength again
to day, and the speoulation runs highest on those
descriptions which have attracted the least atten
tion of late, while the advance is chalked only in
those stooks upon which speculators are realising
the profits of the rise.
The prominent feature of the market Is the press
ing demand for Government stook", which seem to
rise in proportion to the success orthe Union army
morals tswards Itinbmond. The sixes of 1891
have mold largely at 89.1890 f, and the latter is bid
for more at the close. Tne fives of 1871 are 2,3 per
Gent. better, with few to be had below 84 and 85.
A glance at the printed list shows the magnitude
of the morning's operations. All the active stooks
and bonds are In strong demand, and tho market
for six-or eight months past has not exhibited pooh
an absorbing capacity.
The market for bonds Is very firm and the trans
actions in those of the Southern States large.
Tennessee, and Mistouris have advanced 11,2 per
cent , notwithstanding the large supplies from the
West. Missouri's after touching. 403 fell bank to
48. Tennessees are wanted at 45f-145.i.
There is considerable notivity in Northern State
stooks. Ohio, Illinois. and Michigan bonds are
much better. New York State Ts and 6s are
scarce.
Money is more active on mill at 54 per went
The supply, however, Is very free at these rates.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
July ,
18, MM.
.
Rgeog.TED FT e• E•1 1 / 1 .T1Iti/XP.R. Moronsanbe Exchange.
FIRST BOARD.
7100 C6141;1545 RR prof 6 8 POlll2l Railroad
rl9O pit, as.— „ntm 96 a A 0 ........... .........- . 3$
400 Witrniogton Rase 60 1 • d0......._ _, 99
•61t1 Elmira R. R. pref., JON 5 do . 89
50 Reading Railroad. )9; 3509 Penn RR It nate. 06
50 do-- 198‘ WOO do --.
_,... idg 96
90 'do_.... .......... I' MI 10 RartfaborK R R_. sus
110) do --- . /95‘ 12 Lehith Vallee RR 49M
BD do .b6wn /9.1 i 11) Del in Caneo,-.... 88
8(51 Pesulatg 6. 84 .01l 733>. BO Scholl Nan Con... 58t
IP 0 Eohl Nan Ca '93.5ds so IWO Votth . Penns Uhs— 0616
800 d 0.... , . ~, ..... 69 1000 do-. ---.... 7434
BRInr1.0:
1000 Reading gm Id. mh, 7•334'
80 EiM)Ill RR prat—. 34;14:
EMEMXI
6 Camden & Ain R. 11114 600 City 6.1--- ..now 96%
3 d 0..... ... 111% 200d0......,..iietv116%
3 I 'euna Railroad ...3 , ff 11)00 do._:._. K. 11 0 SS%
Imo Naps RR. le; nag. 963*; 130 Caterwiras R. K prf. 5
woo . do—a— --.... MI I 9 .Dal Div Canal—... 38
CLOSING Piti.C.RS--STEaDY.
Bid. Askii. - Bit,. A:111.3.
Pima se Lint off' 883( 116% Nob 744,* Pro.rit_ .131.4
roux 6a....iny. ad 66% IT % Elmtra R Prof.— 10% 21
Phil& 69 71 0, 1a0R96% '97 Rimini re ns. .603 i :
Penna. 6a.....-- 78 - 80 Loris island R-30% 11
Read R -- 19% 19ff Loh Cl &N. BOIS-
Road 141 . 1 V 76 . .—..,. 63% 84 1 Leh CI & N 411 .- 33 T . --811 sr
Read rat 62 '80'46 9 , North Pena x— 6% 7
Read tat &ON—. 7314 7 1 NPa I. 66.. .66 66
Penns R . .18%; 80 it Penns R 10..-76 77
Penns It Id mt to ftlif— Catityrisaa R 'ore/ 6% 6%
Norris Can Don, 41 46 Prank . &SoR... 36 ..
Morris Can Pfd 11314. 24 & 3d-its it S.- .3.%
14.71 T 14 91" -11 ' 92 . _..- 6 8% 69if 9 i 7 Patin , ," 0x d -61 63
Salt Nav Imp 65„77 Sil Byrne & Pxne.— P. Ea;
Bon Navill)l.—... 5,1‘ i'srA•n & l'ioatea 143(
Philadelphia Markets.
IS—Evening
The Breadstuff* market is nut:banged, and the
sales of Flour limited to small lots, mostly to the
trade, at about $4 for superfine, made from spring
Wheat, $4 25a4 50 for extra and extra family do
$4'5084 75 for Western and Penne superfine. $4.75
a 5 50 for extra and extra family do, and $5 7556 50
for fartey brands, according to quality. There is
very little inquiry for shipment, and holders gene
rally are free sellers at the above rates Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are very inactive; holders
ask $3 25 for the former and $2 62/12 75 per bbl
for the latter, without sales. Wheat comes in Monty
And prime lots meet with a fair demand at stdady
rates; about 6,000 bus have been disposed of at 1123
for prime new Southern red in store and afloat, is
eluding some small lots of white at $l, 15a1 18, and
2,500 bus 'Spring at 803 ; old Western and Penne
Red were held 110a1133, without sales. Pennsyl
vania Rye is sailing it 57e. Corn—The receipts
are light and prioes firm; 2 000 bushels Pennsyl
ianie yellow sold at 615523 in store, 1 500 bushels
Southern ditto at 533 afloat, and 1,000 bushels
Western mixed at 485493. Oats are unchanged
and firm; 1,000 bushels prime Pennsylvania sold
at 290 in store; Southern Oats are scarce and worth
23A: afloat.
BARK —Farther sales of first No. 1 Queroitron
were made at $27e2S per ton-
COTTON.—The market is firmer, and &Mall busi
ness only to note.
Glitooantits.—The high views of holders limit
operations, end there is very little doing to. day.
Paovislotts —The reoeipts and sales are light
and the market dell at previous rates.
Thitsirr is Inactive; farther sales of barrels
are reported at 16 il6li Drudge is tattoo and
worth Vir in a small way.
Nevi York Stook
Ichatige-July 18.
100 N. Y. Central .11.......79%
260 d 0.......... _...792
00 d0.........:..:.,_ 7931
0/0 00-..- - -.100 79.
100 000......:... '...... 03 74
1.0 do- .. —.MO 79
1200 d 0..... -..;..-- 79
11 0 do- ....-......-43 70
100 do —,:—.7834
10/ Erie kailroadl— .28
216 do- - ---- - .204
10) do-.... --maim
4 30 d0...,-....:-119%
976 Harlem 11'...., 124
2.0 Cleve.& To l e do R_.33
760 do-...., .124
300 414-...-',. 624
400 d 0.....— 16 0.31
700 do—. b 1.6 SI
SOO do-.:......-b60.31.4
. 100 do- .. —..3 34'
.1660 do -.....- ~... 51
300 d0.............•-.1110.32
410 do —.. . -.324
241 Cblo a / 2 0 & /211/.11...44.
100 dn..: ...... - - ... 560.41
66 do_ .--060.4336
i IGO do _.-:-.1010.44.5.1
300 do _..— . 434
10 do--_. m
boo
.t 0 Chloago H . A. Q:.::63.
15 do —.....,-..034
100 hlill & P do 02.-36
24 Warren R .-. 70
6.lHudlon Hiv N.— 174
333 do .....-..:....„. 38
2/ do-160.364
.0 do .....blO 38
600 Harlem lii. Pref..---70
26 do._-- 2934
101 Reading R-........-.....813E
120 d 0.... . -- .—.3D .
MI do ---, —.3951
226 Allah Cen R... -KA
ROdo-. ' . ._.....474
4 0 .21100 /1 & N I R-.- 664
po do _ .___ _1651
Mich el & , 01 m
I Gaarli,
2, 211 Con Hop ft ..-- 69.
HO . do— .....b3O 694
60 del —......10.69
200 do —.......".b10.69
300 do -..........:- 69
. 5 do— ......... si.istili
!lila Gal & Chi 1t....bi0 654
1 125 do —.-,..
«...664
100 do —:—...0.66
I 421 do _._.._....02063
Ito
600 TT p 64
moo U 8 64'81 reg..— 894
6 OW d 0.....— _8855
70000 ' do- —B9
8 4 00 Et Gs Itrooup.._93t;
2000 U 8 es '7l reg..— 81
4 00 U 8 60 '74 cone.— 81
10000 • do. , . 87 3 e 1
6000 Tr') 13 II o 2 Ills_lo2x
1004 0 Imo 64 '60.........e1
61:e Ohio 6. '7O _92
10 0 X entgoky St Bo ... 77
2000111 Can bds '611—...81
WOO nd fans 8t 5s- ....77
7 , 00 htioh at 63
100 dO /O'
00X
200) do. .
159 0 Tenn 65 . :91.
• 0 0 do. - 46
WOO do— i 6
6400 do 4534
3007 Virginia 64......4714 .
8041 do 47,4; ,
33/0 N Carolina 68
200, do --- .._.lO 08
390 0.. 69
2000 Erie 2d mr 6. x1'819835
29.0 Hod It B Fd.-913,r
4001 Bud R ad mtg.-- ad
Goo Mick Can 8s let_ .96
&MO Mon ti 6 F hoc - .74
800 doJO(
809 i C&311
9/00 Chi & N W let. __4o
FAO Chi & N tv 2d mg. 1654
4 00 ed/eseuri St Ga.-. 4114
36000 do ......... 46)f.
%OD d0.........8046%
1900 d0—......4110.46K
89000 • 46
0000 d0—....880.461g
19043 do--- —.4133
7000 46%
BOW_. do
30OLotiimaaafs...--- 69
dPou Cal tst. ls 78
9 91 do.. 73,3;
WOO *ion 9 634 , k bds...fo
2 00 B'glyn Wwer 1.0-99
WO & r rte & W tat m. 1313(
92 Meehe.nros' 8k....93
25 Pbcouis tik_ -9J
47 Trues-men', Ili .63
15 t 75. X
10 Bk o C o m merce .71/
10 Me repo I .an Bk.. Pi
. 5 Continental Bk-. 683(
5 Ow k 8ank......... 91
6 do— .903 i
60 Cum' , Pre.. 636
60 reotfie M ail - 8
b 1077
48 N Y. Um
New York Markets—Yesterday.
10511.5 are selling at 85.37 for pots, and 16 . 76 for
pearls.
line • teritrYrd —The market for State And Western
Flour ie firmer. and 100 oar bb' higher under the Asia's
advice.. but soroewti nosettled irregmar ; there
is a fair demand for exported the nume trade. The
gives are 12 56) bbta at 03 girt 05 for mimeo fine State,
$41604 25 for extra elate. $3 9uote.. 5 for superfine Mi
amian. lndiana. Ohio, lowa, so., sod $41606.40 for
.
ext a do Inc 11 4 iIIC Itt.Ppltilr brands •01 round-coop
Ohio, at $4.8504 90: and tilde brands of do at $606.
Oman ero Xl ur tea shade Miner, with a moderate
demand ; a Ices() bbis at 80ges.40 for-superfine
wore. S. 000 676 for extra do: s6e6 10 for Brandywine,
85.6007 2 ifor iseorgetown, $7469 fpr l'etersbsrg City.
moo Wee for ti iohmond City.
Canadian Floor is also better. with gales of 600 bbl.
at $3 080370 for the rang.. of extra bra, d..
Bye r.our is quiet at 82600320 for the range of fine
and euperfine. •
r:011111143-alle unchanged ; we quote Jamey at $2 The
280. "randy wine 3410 On, punebernnt $l6.
Wheal is mere b.,u) ant under t... European' advmes,
and prices are , oz, tfp , bushel higner, vith a f-ir ex
port inquiry ; the pale. are 180,000 bosh. ar starlro far
Milwaukee Club; $1 br amber lows; $llOOl 12 fur
winter red Western; 81.'2 for new red Delaware.
Rye remains quiet, at 46000 u for Western, and 660
67 fur • (nth Hive,.
Barley is dull acd nominal at 32e670.
. . .
tats ate agath firm. and in moderate request at 77at
310 for Jener• Delaware, anu g•ennsy Lynne ; Sloan for
°tete, ano 27c323 for Western and Canadian
Co, n ahareslll the general buo.anot of the market.
and p lees have anvaue•d the demand is fair, and we
ootioa ■.les of 60000 busbele at 300430 for now tnixed
W satire.
Peovisioms —Pork is in moderate demand, but-srith
out imp '.rant ohan e ; the antes are 600 btda a: 316 bee
15 62 for mein. and 815 for prt me rte-t is quiet. with
sates of 180 b bid at slob bu for country MP,11.. ISJ for
0“UtlITI prune :3861060 tor mow:died ,Weasern. and
SIG 60 tor ex.ra meas. Prime mess beef is dull.
a d without sal s• o sauce Beef hems are nuohangeo,
with sales of Mt lib,a Western at 31 s 7ae14.. Cut meats
requiet. at entio tor )5,-. ma and; 4.sseMie tor bouhlers.
Lao d LIM dy. watt owes of aas tea boa. bbis at Ba6o.
Waisay is steady, with sales of tioe Obis at teestbibo.
• VELA') EloPalt 00A.11110.01?
GEO. K. TATFIAK.
mu •
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Vlrdirt.
TH. .P.ROT.P . I6IIIAM. .4A! IP? .11 . 3 . ar
.. REHM • •
LETTEIL Baal&
..44 rag Morehants) „Ezehanga, Pkiteuleiphio.
Mop earanak, Rowland -Liverpool, Inly 2
as ue Tuscarora, Dimmer —.- . .... 1a5er5001., soon
Bark Ralantras. Gleason—. —Havana, soon
Bark Roanoke. Thompson -.Rio de Janetro. soon
Bohr Clara. Barrett . , --eort Banin, soon
Boar U s ileokroher.lßenbbi-.......--Port Bynum. soon
MAILING Or TII OCEAN axwainEßs.
'FV)M TILE UNITED ISTATEII.
SIMS LIAM' MOIL +Al's
Arago —New York—Elavro---.....—.Ja1r 33
BOinburgh —.New Yort—Ltvorpool.— —July, 20
Bunton—Liverpool— .--Julr 14
Sal --New. York— Hamburg **July 17
C Wrontington—.New York— Liverpool_. : . —July 17
gala York—Liverpool...---Juiy at
am/. 3
Ant bta—.—. —,_..floar Ant 7
B•emen York—Bremen... ...... Aug 7
Teutonic--New York—Hamburg--- Aug 10
FROM BWROYS.,
111111 MOM. PM*
Anglia Galway-Poston : . July I
Now Southampton—Plow v uric —Jury 10
Olaagovr 'York --July IP
A nano --..--Liverpo —ldly 13
Prvue Albert —Cialway—Now York.:...—..Jury 16
Borussia --Southampton—New York--.--- July 17
ot Malamute ..Ntw York—Liver — — l--.. —July 17
Arnim 2 —Liverpool—New ork—rut> 20
Tau touta—.Boutharoptou —Now ork--- . July al
Fulton— —Souttuginybou—NoW fork ---- July 24
The California NEW stearnersiaii from New York ea
the Tat 11th, and Mat arm* month.
The Havana, Stemma re leave New York en the 24, 7th,
12th. Ilth. and 117th of °sob month.
MA.KIZIE LNTELL MN ir.
MST OF FHLLADELFOI/I.ly 19, 1081.
SUZAZER
rea *-4 tBattic3E"
Behr A Townsend,AßßA Vt'D.
Leler, from Key West llth inst.
in ballast to D. rt Townsend. Left if steamer feolo
ratio. aoatoul steamers Niagara and Crusader sailed
lath roar . tor Luba.
Bahr Belle. lila by. I day from Odessa. Del, with wheat
BohrM L
e. Dos & 0 0 . •
him. 1 day from Odessa, Del. with gram
to Chnstian cu rra .,.
Bohr a i Earley. Ranier tan.l dor from Frederica,
Del. wt, ri whilst to Jae Barrett & son.
Bohr Telegraph, Connor. 1 day Lora Smyrna. Del.
with wbeatto Jag Barrett & _
- Bohr Cahrapion. Collins, I day from Little Creek, with
wheat to lea Barrett & lion.
Bobs Triumph. a rtio , s days from &soon, in ballast to
Noble, Rammett & Colowmi
Bohr .1 C Henry, Lose; 4 days from Cambridge, is
ballast fa Sawyer & Co.
_ Bohr Fly.Dheeseman. 4 dare from rtentiteket , in bal
last to ormtala.
relit Jai U Stine, Swain. # 474 from 1304t011, 111 bal
last us J etTlet & 4 10.
Bahr James ff . Bay. 2 days from Cnotnoton. Md. with
11h130 [suitor to J W Booms.
seer 3010 e. Owens 3 day* from Laurel, ,Del. with ship
timber to JAR Ramat.
Behyjoe Bet hap. henry,4 day, from roomnolge River.
Md. with ship Umber J W Bacon.
Bohr Gen laybrr. foul". oar, from Pcioomoke Ri
ver, with ship timber to °J W Ibtoos. „
Bohr Jas ti Gourmet, Hoye* from Proridonee.
Bohr Tologregkti: Starers, f rom i aysidemes;
Poly Heald. Brown. from Beaton.
Bohr 1, A Dittinnioner, Killer. from Bolton.
• Rohr H A Rodgers. Rodgers. fro r -Boston.
Bohr ;lades ragiort
from Steelman. f r om Boston.
hwh'Bedor, om wow
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nit
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPMA, FRIDAY; JULY- 19, iB6l.
BOARD!".
10 Epritoe ac Pine R. B.IC
MEMORANDA.
Ebip Philadelphia. Poole, nance. arrived at Queens
town Sd inst. for order:, and landed /SO passengers.
Ship Borten/la, Atkins, for. Phitacielphia, was loading
at Liverpool 6th fruit 0
ship w C blye. Whitfield, oleared at New York yes
terday for Ban Fraceieen. -
Bork Cathanne, Croaker, hence, arrived at Cork 4th
Instant.
nark Palmyra. Lovett, hence, arrived at Gravesend
inst..
Bark Chas W Pouitney. Nn'artte, from Cienfuegos.
entered inward at London 4th inet.
nark Arthur White, MoMullen, hence. arrived at
Glasgow 3d. Met.
Bars David and Caroline. hence; arrived at Queene
town 4th inst.
_ r ßsrk hlisabeth Bar er, Fenhreath, hence, arrived at
ensatme 4-h mat. _
Bark Noup.ireil. Flail. hence, retied - from to:feline
tow iagd inst. for elm°. - • -
Bark St James, Cruse, hence, artived at Rio de Ja
neiro 7fh nit
Bark knee Morrison, Gardner- helms , tor Kingston,
Ja was eeekee 2d inst. fat 26 M. long 67 40 _
markx towm, sleazed at New MK yester
day for Pal fax.
. Brig Stanley, Mumford, hence, arrived at Poole Lst
unseat. .
B ri g K amid, Delano, henoe.arrisred walein 16'h inst.
twig I.mm:a Baker. henna, arrived at Boston 17th inst.
Brie CVDima. finkkam, cleared at Portland 16th inst. ,
for Philadelphia. _ •
Bohr Joe ti Lee, Corson. from New Orlerns, arrived at
Bordeaux 3d inst.
Bolles M M Freeman, Nickerson, E N Panama. Lo-
vell. M J Carlton, nhaler. Julia mitt. Ovando. Abt
hart Haley. x It Bhanrron, Marts and W it
ell. Bacon, hence. arrived at Boston 17th inst.
Soh *Luny Ames. Knowlton. and John eiroup. Lake.
henoe, arrived at Salem 16th mat.
Sohr John B Wheldin, Smith, cleared at Salem 17th
mat. for Philadelphia. Norris . Greaten,"
_ Bohr. Lillian. Sars,ey, I) L Sturges. %neaten,
Matthews. and Grecian, Abbott. Mine.. arrived at Port
land 16th tn..t.
Bohr P Hawes. Mason, cleared at New Bedford 17th
last, for Philadelphia.
Bohr P Crouch, Henderson, hence, arrived at New
burs port 16ili Mgt
sear G L & k F Shannon, Baotou, hence, arrived at
Gloucester 14th inst.
Bohr BlooinSeld, Stints, *leered at New :York 17th
inst. for ?Minds Oda.
eohr David G.Flirrel, Hackett, at Bristol 16th last from
Delaware City.
Bohr. Lillie Sanders, Jones. sailed from Bristol 16th
inst for nehmen City.
Bohr John Tilton .Edwarde. hence, arrived at Est
Greens/11%h 16th lea f
Sabre S J tivyt Crammer. and C Smith, Smith, hence,
arrived at New Haven itith inst.
Sohn 1.1 W Benton, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
Haven 16th Instant. _
dehrs John 'Warren, Lazier, Mao S. wainwright,
Corson. John Compton. Elliott. Hannah Wiliette Par
sons. Cornelis Newkirk. His bee. hence. and r ligabettr,
Brywn. hence for Pawtucket, arrived at Providence
/6th Intl
bohr Exertion. Forbell, sailed from Providence 16th
inst. for Philadelphia
Bohr Wm Henry, Passapea. hence, arrived at Balti
more 16th inst.
-ehrs Edwin Reed, Goodspeed. seri. P U Wheaton,
Wheaton, hence, arrived at Boston 17th mat.
Steamers Atthrseue. Jones.= Sleek Diamond, Alleles
and Novelty. Skew, hence, arrived at New York lee
-terday.
IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF VEREIEVS.—The
following report has been made to the Surveyor of the
port of filew York:
non K B Hart, surveyor of the Port:
bin. We the undersigned Inspectors. detailed at the
Narrows on Donut steamer Corwtu, do make the follow-
Ina report:
Mgt we msde a signal for the sohr Friott. Cast Awls.
boned to Fiallailetpkia. to nalaset. to bean' to The o‘n
tato taking no notice of it, a shot was fired emote his
bows, so that we could board h•tn. Finding he had no
olearance we sent him back to the oily to pr t MarlrOne.
.Ftespeoths ly yours.
• JOarTrl IVIoNIAN US. t .
'"'"'"'"'"'"
EDWARD W. MORRIS. '
UJrn P/11011 CLOTHING OF THE IiATIINT
aTTI.III, Xll/140 in the beet inannOT, expressly for BE
WAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prioes marked in
Plain Figure's. All goods made to order warranted
sartsfaotory. Oar Wild-PRICE gystem 11 @gristly ad-
Sorsa to. ♦ll are thereby treated alike,
teigt-tv lONEII & CO.. 1104 MARKET ■treet.
SUPPE/11MS WITH DISRASS3 OP Tug BLAD.
DER, Kidnap., Gravel. Dropsy, Weakness. ko.. read
the advertisement in another column. headed "
hold's Genuine ereparations." )3 4-mwf tf
BATOMILOR'S HAre. celebrsted
and perfect }fair Dye is Ike but is rhs world. MI
others are were imitations of this great original. which
hall gained malt extensive patronage In all parts of the
globe: The genuine W. L. Batohelorte lassid -Rau.
Dyli instantly produces a splendid bleak or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will minas ths iii astir of bed dyes, invigorating
the hair for life.
OARD PRINTING, .688 T AND ONRAPIRST IN
the (lity. at 34 Roving TAI RD ISD4•I
RILL-READ PRINTING, Beet andChesport in the
Clay. Nt 34 &loth TRIRD - gtreet.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other descrip
tion of Printing, of the most sapenor nastily, at the
moat reasonable rates, at RINqWALT tt BROWN'S.
•r•vsc . .' int td int .gi Rooth TUTU) iltrost. dott-tf
_ no.___. WV 661 t
73 do__._. 6 36'
61 do— .....blO 6634
Oo 01u.66 N
60 do—
DPOTT—PERRI/13 —July VI. 1861. by Rev. Wm, J,
R. Taylor, Mrs. Margaret. 3. Woe, co eamael H- Per
kins. etre all of the clay of PluNdelehis.. •
eMlret-- , IANCO ,I K.--Maroh 11th, by Alderman
Thrtmesan, Henry A. Bmlth to Sarah Jane Hancock. alt
of shot otty.
M.ERBOITH—FOX.—On the Nth o' April, by the
Rev. J. W. Jackson. J. Wayne Meredith to M.,
yoonge•t daughter of the late Charles Fox. • "
JARvis—y ALE —ln New Haven Conn., on the 17th
Intent. by toe Nev. Thomas Beesley, Mr. Costly' H
Jarvis, or Philadelettle. M as Lucretia R. Yale. of
HNewAaven. [West Closter rapers please copy.) "
EVER —On the 11th instant, William A. Everly,
in the 61th year of his age
HIS male friends and relatives are invited to attend
the funeral. from his late terdenoe. Ito. 13'8 Arch
'treat, on Saturd ay mornme, tue Seth instant, at 9
o'clock.
ALEX 'O6 DER .—nu the 17th instant, John Alexander,
in the 66 h year of his age
CAHILL—On the 16th intent, Amhara Cahill, In
the 73d • rar of his age. -
Funeral rmin tee minden* of his son. Richard F.
Cahill, fn. 2420 bombard street, this (Filday)morniv,
at 836 o'clock.
.1.11 LA HAW -on the 17th Instant, Mrs. Elizabeth
Callihan at , d 77 years.
Funeral from the reeidence of her son-in-law, Patrick
Gilligan. Canton street. welt of 'lhirteenth. this (Fn
day 1 afternoon a , 1 d'o)ook.
RoAT.—On the 11th instil:lt. William C. son of Wit.
firm C end Hannah A. Boat, aged 3 years 10 months
and II days
Funeral from the residence of his parents. 1116 Per
r.ilb et' net. this (Friday afternoon at n'olock.
CONDrelt —On the I6th instant, Winfield Conno
r.
infant sun of John 8. and Mary L. Connor. aged 7
Weeks and i days.
Funeral from the residence, of his parents. northeast
corner of Twenty- third and Coates so eats Aim ( Pride )
ntorninit at 10 halo. k
uddeoly. nn the 17th inetant, Catharine
Mama. et Deal. in the 78-h year of her ace
Funeral from her late ream anon DV Marlborough
streirt, abose Girard avenue, thie (Friday ) afternoon.. t
4 o'nic
Bohr Mohawk. Giles, from St George.
tbhr Joe o , lohrist. from St George.
Sobr Joe tfonee,Spragg. from Fall River.
isteam-r Hoverlr. ?faros. hours from NOW York,
with noise to W p Clyde.
dormer elarah. Jones, et hours'from New York. With
oldie to Wm M Baird Co.
803, ner Mire t .i'lioluds. - 1 , 4 hours from Now York ,
with mdse to 'l3r Shird & Co.
Stemmer George Weehington. Whl lldin. 3 bonne from
Case Mar. with pasesagers to oustutu.
BLEARED.
Steamship Delaware, JonnaMi, New York. Jae AU
derelict..
Brig herd°, Zangerfe,Glawvw. T Riohardson & Co.
Bohr Zebulola. alien. Yarmouth. NS ,H A Bonder & tto
Sotr J 0 Henry. love, Nantucket, ti It Sawyer it Co.
Bohr Behralin it Anna. Dole. Borden, do
Bohr Triumph, Artis, Boston, Noble, Hammett &
Caldwell.
Bohr Mary Haler Haley. Boston. do
Bohrß Frasier, Steelman, Boston. do
Bohr Vashti dbarp. Haley. &noon. do
Bohr Westover, eddridge. Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr L A Daoenhower. hillier, floe On, do
Behr Mohawk, Giles Bath do
Bohr Jos Lova. Gilchrist , Newburyport. do
Fehr Jas G Stolle, Swain. Boat. n. J Street it Co.
Bohr 3 ki Counee, Bares. Portsmouth J R White.
A Bohr Clara, Crowell. Boston, Baum, Ogle to. CO.
Bohr Heald. Brown. Portsmouth, do
Bohr Rebecca Knight, isludooo o t, Boston. do
Sohr B D Be tows. Clark, Raiford, Tyler, Stone it Co
kohr R Engltsh. Somers, Rotary. do
Bohr 8 J Bright, Haulm, Commercial Point, Repplier
& Bro.
Bohr Telegraph; Rogers, lisawioh. R Blakiaton.
Bohr H A Rodgers. Hod r ors Boston. T Baumgardner.
Bohr Hume, Phioney, New London. do
Bohr JOB House, Spragg. Proviaeloe. R H Powell.
Bohr 8 L Croaker, Presbrey. Tumult". Twella it Co.
pour R Km, numb, Roxbury. i. Bolhennel it CO.
BObr JAB Li Hewitt. Ross, ammo. do
Bohr Delaware. Ross, Snow Rot. Neall & Merriman.
Rohrleijoh, Hathaway. Boston. J English.
Bahr Jig irriet & Sarah, Tice. to i cabala, C A Reekaoher
et Co: -
Bohr Messenger, Fogg, Portland. Van Born; Woad -
Ooh r Somerset. Miller.Waahlottoe, Penn Gas Coal Co,
Bohr Geo Twlbill.Twihill, tf ew York. V A Horton.
Pur A t. How. tier. Hatumore. A Groves. Jr.
/Dr Bnstol, Allen, New York. Wm P Clyde.
(Correspondee of The Press.)
RA nb VR.R. DB GitaCel. Jule J 7.
Eight boats left here this morning, laden and eon
sig~cned as
Eatel'a, t i . u n. ml y tt : to St Georges; Dubois & Lewis, do to
Norcross & Sheets; Minniennope, do to A Burton;
Camel, coat to now York; Wm w talon. iron to Thomas
A Son; Agricola and United States, coal to Delawrre
Cots.
Sold by all Omelets and Perfumers. Wholesale by
FAXNESTOOK & CO., DYOT & 00., Philadelphia.
.0-t1
Ci 0 17 MB t BALKS/8 ONLIMILLIND
NOISELESS &EWEN* MAGRINES,
CI• Best in Uo• for Family Sewing.
Y3a CIIKENTSVI Iltrast. Pkilsalsiskla asV 1r
MARRIED.
DIED.
D UN cAll.—On the 1611 instant, tem Elizabeth Dan
can stir. In James , nnosn, in the teth year other age.
Funeral front the residence of bar buseignit. No. 913
Heath Fenth street. tins (Friday) rnorn.ng,, at 9 o'clock.
FOirk.fL--trn the 17th tastant. 1."31ea Borheek,
daughter of Witham a, d Anna e ester. used 14 mouths.
I. unseal from the residerout of her pare. le Green
wioh street, below Fon. th. this (Friday, afternoon. at
3 o'clock.
FU Ks, v.--On the 17th instant, Laura Matilda. dough
ter of Robert L. and 3i. A. Furey, af MI 21 months.
Pone el from the TeleileLoo or her Parente, No. 1113
Elm street thts (Friday loft/imams'. at 3 o'o oak. •
Y It D.—On the 17th tnebint, William Yard. son of
Pearson Yard, In the 46th year of his age.
Funeral from his lather's realdente. No. 210 Pooh
Eiseman s rest, on Patorday.afternoon. at 3 o'ctnck. •
JOHNISTIONI.—fin the 18th lost:mt. Josephine J. John
stun. dansht•r of Aerie L. and the late Jalapa J. John
ston. aged 10 yams and I mon hs.
Fun nu from'the residence of her in-ther, N 0.334
Georse street, on Funds,. afternoon, at 2 o'clook.
K E 8 the 38th Oaten'. Front, son of Wm. Y.
and r. J. Kettter. agee 4 years and 7 months.
Funeral from the residence of Ms parents. Mulberry
street above Oxford, trig, (Friday) atternoon, at 3
o'olook. •
ma LNG STORK, BESSON & SON,
LTA 918 CGS uISTIVUT 'treat, are now sellins
Black crape maretz. at 21 and 11134 oenta.
Bleak be resew, at ZS and 3IM Delve.
Black 7-4 wide berates. SO and 43234 agate.
second-mourninr poph. it, se aim 4.
Gray mixed lavellae r 3.2.l4e.
Gray mottled rondentia.l2)4e:
6•a7 mixed wide madonnas, 13Xo,
rot and white printed grenadine Garages, leg,
rot
plaid real grenall , ne beveziss.ioo.
Uwe and white organdlea.36o. 177
MNOTICE—TO THE INHABITANTS OF
FXAIIKFORD—Tbat The DAILY or We h.RLY
can be tin dAt the oonnter of in BUM, or served
at roar houses regularly, at an early hmse
W . 0.6E1E01 AD,
IylB.lnt' Agent for The Press, in it. rankford.
WHEADQUARTERS CAMERIUN DRA-
Otar , F. CO , . M. Friedman oommandinz.—lhr.
ie r DUNLAP, Representative or Eleventh and
Twelfth war..s, has kind', sent 13 , 1 & verr handsome do
nation. He is one of the few of oar Representatives
who rook out for the interest and oomrort of our sot -
dten, and we ha:wool:iv citizens wilt remember hint in
future for hie generous exertions end antigun. It"
wATIONOTICH-OFFICE OF THE DELA
WARE AND RARE AN CANAL. AN I) clot-
AND AM HOY RAILROAD kr4D TRANSPOR-
N COMPANIES.
ritiNcirrottl N. J July 10./931.
The Joint Boni of rlreators have this day deola , td a
Dnidend of FIVE PER CUNT.. on the Cashel , took
of the Lomeantes. from the *amnia of the lan six
snonths.pnyable to the Ptookholdels or their legelye
presentative& on tityl IiPOT she =I that.. by KICRr 80
IsEflrPr N. at the t Moe of the COmeehles at Phtiadel•
phis, and by II A BLIES, at the 0.1160 a of the COMP 11141•111
at New York.
RIM; AM) BTOCKTOti,t Treasurers.
/718-8 t /dB. B. GREEN.
nr'WESTERN BANE. OF PRII.A.DEL
PO lA. July 12. 180 i.
is meettag_of_the Bard of Direators. held this
day Mr. c. n• w txtiAND Warn appointed !mutant
cavi l ler of thin Bank.
Jill St 0. M. TROUThIAN, Cashier.
TT, osrviox OF THZ PHILADELPHIA
Altb DARBY 11 / 4 1 1rOa D C.O nEs
DIILIPEA. July LI Mi.
The Boar of Dirsot_pis have this usy deolsred a Di
vidend of P r h i y-Fills Carat per share on the
Capital Stook of th s COMDIMI. oitteunding OM day
killable on and alter the 26th lost . at the Whoe of tue
Treasurer, !so. .2. itinut Guest,
For the ooprenlentie or as btookholdere, the Trot
outer 'oil, ba it th e Depot. corner of Depry_aveutte and
Forty •ninth street (opposite the Gray a Ferry reska,)
batsmen It.ti and 6_ /IAT UKDAY, the 17th
inst., prepared to the above,
Tosue4L:poks wt closed until i alith inst.
Roe; IPA 6aorstar manner,
11/6-116 Mo. 161 OT Atneet,
trim 'OETWE OT THE FRANKFORD AND
BOUTILWA RA' PH ILA IA eI,PIII. At CITY PAR
KVGER RAILWAY rOMPANY, )381tKS (lath
Chatbaln) Street, below Fourth
Ynr AMMPIIIA. July amen.
The Rased got Directors have th , s de deolered e.
pivldend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PhR CENT,
from the earnituge or the peat six 'months. %my able to
the atookholderg, or their legal reuresentatlves, on and
atter the 31d ihetent
The Transfer Duette will be Glossed until 22d inst.
.17(1.4,22 !HA R. AR 10l'T,'eoretarr.
13T- OFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. 406 C
.A tl STa .treat
1861.
At a meeting of the Board of inies_ -a he JU toI I J
this d ya.
a dividend of THRUE PER CENT. was deolered oa
the Genital, nayahle nn the first de. or August next.
131 tin W. I. BLANCHARD Senreitarr
crrWE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTESTANT EXCRANGE.Southweet
corner SECOND and NEW Streets. and take pleasure
in recommending . it to the public as an Institution much
needed in our city, for its care in selecting thee best
men, women, and ',Whiten as to character' and WWI
-
J. E. ADDICK_ „S 6E Race street.
E. M. SELLERS. Green and Tulpehooken streets. ,
.EDWIN
R.A.NDOLPH. DM Chestnut attest.
.EDWIN KIRKPA PRICK, 1231 Arch street. •
Dr. PANCOAST, CM Mount Vernon street.
JAS. Rl[ ; /}BRI M. RIM. Ede Mount Vernon streeL
GEO. Fs EIEmAN, a 47 North Eleventh street.
P. G. OLIVER. ISO North Sixth street.
B.IIOW ER. ".tiird_ansi Germantown avenue.
T. WILSON, 210 North, Front street.
T. MeGVIRE,422 South Front tifreet.
M WRITN, In Morahan street.
W. C. BORER, 4 32 Market street.
W. R. RICRA RW3081,4111 Market street,
And over one hundred and fifty more, to whom re
ference ' , will he ivan at the, n,rlll-tlrn
A UTTO N.—The undersigned' her , -by
11 -J-imu.itne ell persons amnia buying or Tientbitine
the foltowins ewes. viz : One dated on he 11th or.fuly.
instant. for SM. dawn by G. C. Hawthorne. and en
doped by Jac, b Fres, payable in Ext. days from
date; lathe barometer County 8 Mc. Another note for
the same amount drawn and endured tot shove. which
le parable sixty days from date thereof, at the Co
lumbia Bank,
The notes at above deseritird were lost: together with
a pocket- b"ok contatnir g about foots-five doilam in
/toner. The payment of the notes has been stoo.ed,
and bankers any 0 hors are hereby cautioned not to re•
mews or nesouate them
A gaitAblq reward_ will be .paid to the finder by return
ing the to , G. O. 'HAWTHORNE,.
Register of Laneseter onunty,
3713 3,* Lanoaster. Pa.
nt , THOSE WE OHERI6H GET LIVE-
N.. !iv+ Photo rapids in nil, or Colored Photographs,
for which the ohaTy e is only Si, at REIMER'S
Gal
ierr•SECOND titree'. above Green, lt•
'MILITARY NOTICES.
•
k THE CAMERON' DRAGOONS,
Colonel Max vrieiltnan commend me, aretiow
being mustered into the United -totes *amine,
_ One company has • been ady n adored in ,
and are,,new encamped et Sir ird, Part. near the,Col
lege, Another oOMITIIet Vlll be , nnuirared th t'+= day. at --
two o'oloolr.er the United states amenal,Sixteeuth and
neado.iarters Pro 4'B COATES Ftreet, where a few
m-re TeCtrUi." Will be .tat en. Privates and non nom
inandoneCt Ifinere curial. ed with horses, equipments,
and rattona unmediated,.
I .
UNITED'.., STATES . .,,O.AVALRY.- .
WANTED—For the Tbird,Regimeint 1.1 8. Cavalry
—able-bodied. unmarried men. of good Migrant./
einer morals, between-the ages of-18 end Set years, to
serve for S years. Pay from 12 to 97 eiollars per month,
to,tb olotbmg.. board, and medical attendance. -Men':
accustomed to bootee and riders referred ; a minor
will runt be entotted.mithoutthe onnsent of parents or
South
Apply at i'rintostal Rendezvous. Zito. 12 3'
South KIGETH Street. ]OHM SAVA Mt,
i92-Ste •Capt.ad Regt. , ;C: a. CIIN 7 Y. Reotg +Moor.
NEW 'PUBLICATIONS.
NEW ENGLISH .BOOKS F. R,-..THE
enton MON OBJ ' , WITS OP Title. TeIIORO37,OP E. By
- the Fey. J. ta. Wood. _With beautiful Illnstran ns.
print , d in colors. Ilino; cloth, extra, $l. Or with
pain plates, fancy boards. no. •
isitrristt, stßim EGGS AND THY-1R NESTS.
; By 0. Atr 'noon. 'Beautifully colored plates,l match
'the foresoluf. Itno cloth, SI. Plan Dares ,
-COCO tOt4 oßit.cryt UP TRH Ot , UNTRY. By
Rev J G. wPod. Colored plates, 12mo. cloth, SI.
Plato plates, 2io
commoN OBJECTS OP THE BRA SHORE. fly
rev. J. G. Wood. Colored plates. 12oto. cloth.
Plain *bites, -
BEITIcH *ERNS AND THSIR ALL By
Thoc was, Colored plates. Iliwto, cloth,
OUR WOOD, APIu 4 ilriA7ttB , AND LIADOEB,
By W. 8 . Coleman. ("Anted plates: 12tno, cloth. st.
.BRITESR BOTTERFLik.s. Br W. 8- tloleman
Beautiloby colored plates 12.n0, o/oth, $l. Plata
3
26.
Any or the above sent free bywiall on receipt of the
Fdreirn books imported to order by every steamer.
Catalogues can be had on applmat , -
oELFt.,y k co..
ImPorters of Fnglish «nd French - Banks,
jytg No. 27 South SIX 1 tl ot ab. Chestnut,
THE GORILLA BOOK,
THE
'DOLLARS.
REBELLION RECORD For July-60 cants.
UPRISING OF A GREAT Pr OPLE-7b cents.
JOHN- AItiFAMLAN, 33 B.6IXTF St.
Canvassers wanted. 1,17-2 t
MAJOR GENERAL Al o 0 I ELLA N.
. 1 -NAL Cal d photographs of Major General hloClellan.
Pries ZS oasts. Now ready.
tocALLISTE2 k BROTH RA,
•
728 CHEBTN UT Street.
ROOKS, LAW AND MISOELLANZOIRL
new end old, bought, sold. and exchanged, at the
lIIL/A,DXL_PHIA- BANK ' HOOK 'STORE, No. 41,
cHESTN UT Street. Libraries at a dirt-lino. purchased.
Thus° Minns Books to sell, if at a dist/mos, will state
tAmr names. sizes. bindisks ‘ dates, editions, prices,
and WANTED—ItooIs printed by tienja
mix, %Franklin. as well se early Books printed in and
iriaerr r tleita c' y g a n alenna tt A rs ro P ro
lorries, in press, sent tree. Ltbranes appraised by
1111-tf JON rla M Pn1411.11.
GROCERIIIB.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
KURAL ))1611,10713.
wore prepared, 11J heretofore, to eeeltir female et
guar Gauntry Reeidenaee with every description of
FLPIB eiviasiwta,-mus. &0., ace.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
00111(Eit .SLEVEISTIt AND Ituiirirrassva.
eiyl3 ' . • •
PURE roccp.T:WINE.
rot a RAC BY
C. H. MATTSON.
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS-
IeI
NEW MANT_IT.T A STORE.
The most splendid SILT MANTLES in the city
1-1013G14, & CO,
ISOUTIt TENTH BIREE7
SILK M.A.NMILLAS, -•
In every new style, the thtliti*'WnliUlt!ei mer seen,
at the elegant .New atom. :„.
26 800TH TEN*
HOTJGII..A., 00.
.168-fm
LATEST AND BEST
•
PaTENT •
FRUIT JARS,
(BAKER'S' PATENT.)
NO CEMENT 18 USED. AND NO EXPOSED SUR
FACE OF GUM TO TAINT THE FRUIT.
TREY ARE TEE - MOST SIMPLE IN OPERA,
TION, RELIABLE IN RESULT. AND EASILY
PROVED.
POTTER & BODINE,
pole Manufaoterere and Proprietors,
108 OHESTNUT STREET.
Moo, Maoufaottirera of Plain and Fanny Wine and
Liquor %Mee, Druggists' and Crockery Dealer' Green
Gleam Ware. ' Jrlo•wfmim
p 0 THE LADIES .-CIIILDRXWIS
- 3 - CLOTHING, t a Immense - snotifioe, tbe La
dies' and Cbttdren'e Purntainng Store. Nu. 104 North
TEN rPi Street. above Arch. hie 12..
T. ENIP SEEDS.
toy Cro (warranted,) 7861.
Wholesale and Rtt,lll.
ALFRED C Atiriqd UR.
Implement sod Seed Warehouee,
ho. i•North PlttlUJv UM.
JylB-12t Be ow Callowbill,
CAbE'S PATENT FILTERING CORK
AND TURK for (soldiers' CsSteens denial:lS
throush which the soldier secii awls water. treed from.
poison. Fifteen dollais th e 100; 0r25 Unita pio2e:
No. 3 ARCH &rest. it Hi-St •
QT3l4lhilat t'Otarl,A)NT OR' CHOLERA
FANTl3l.—the sufferings of the little ones
from this dteesse may b. at once relieved by JAYNE'S
0...11M1N AT VC 8A 4pl. It calms the notion and
Wm,. the tryttattoo Of the etomeeb and effects a speedy
and evermanent core. t old at Strealit3r/v UT baser,
jy Mat tf
VANN AND COMFORT.
4 A. ThEOBALD asks, Who can please or suit
everybody /
Boon a person probebly never war born. But those
who know when they are suited BOOTB'or 8110E8
axe 'anted to give hlm a Gall, and those who never
were salted before may be suited now. He is ist big old
tibiae- 5.06 COATES &met. - an eta
Sl:lhlnkß IS UPON. lIIS—And all the dis
oases incident to the •en eon may now be eipwted.
Dy_aente , y. litarri use. Choie,a linorbus. and all Bowel
affections are likely to prevail. and 11 , 11 ewes Lytton
suffering. Yet there and all similar ooniPleitte maY_
Pe
MPti* cured by Dr. D. J vre g's Cartidl pin
BALSAM. Prepared stu2ceiEsTriur 1717-3‘if
fijalt= csaks and cases
of the brands of Itt. Juben r igßrgatut, Hain-Brion
',salsa. Fey bl JAUREICIKE &
fad no 9 stemtb► FRODIT firoot
aTHE PRESS"
BOOK
JOB PRINTING
EISTABLISHmE
N O. 417
OHESTNUT,' STREET. .
P.HILADELPHI.4.
The attention of the Business Community
is respectfully Invited to the New Book and
Job Printing Office of " TH2 Passe,” which
has been fitted up with New Material, in the
most completemainey, and is now prepared
to . `eiec - 14e;•lik . a sittsfactOrY style , erriry - i*-
ety of Printing.
MILITART 000D8,‘
SHEBLE & FISHER, • •
• MANUFACTURERS 'OP
INFANTRY" AND CAVALRY
•
'fr SWORDS.
SABRE ,BAYONETS,
OFFICE, No. S NORTH STREET,
jyl9 at* Philadelphian
UNION -GOODS.
FLAGS,
BUNTINGS, &c.„ &c,..
.11T REDUCED PRICES.
W. H. HORSTMANN & SONS,
iyl7-31 FIFTR and CHERRY etreets.
COTTON DUCIK.
SUITABLE FOR TENTS,
WOZ pus sx
•
FROTH:Mg-HAM it WIC L5l.
isySS-1 tf '
RETAIL DRY GOODS
rHE' L. HALLOWELL & CO.
333 MARKEL' STREET,
. - • :
ARE CLOSING OCT '
.
AT RETAIL,
their al.:rook or
GRENADINES, TIBSUES,
BABWES, BAREGE ANGLAIS,
ORGANDIES, JACIONETS,
LAWNS, BRILLIANTS,
ORGANDY ROBES, /to., ac,
_ .
IMMENSE. SACRIFICE:
.415-mwtat.- - .
'MEN'S AND BOYS' WE AB.
,
Cathmaretter, Tweede. entionndas.
76
Li cent, findnen Drifts.al l-w gat
of rlrt teens. Coaanaiesrduroys.
B.ISOR and fanny Cassitnersa.
Cuttr ink and6.ll.D.
113 X. E. Corner NtrerMAJR.WEV
CLOSING OUT SALE DRESS GOODS.
Balanne of our elm* summer Drees Goode, at
merely Imams./ pricesoo olose theta.
Buenas and Delete flobes, t.ss than hat! pries.
Fine stoat Blank Drees Eioods, extra onenn.
COUPF.H & uuttaßD.
Jrl3 3. B. nor. NINTH and MARKET.
IitKNOH LACE POINTEB. -
Shawls. Mantles. and Sansone.
*Ow d to ons.litar their vatue.
Bleak Mantles. Cloth. do.
Bummer Pastern. It finalit , ‘oa. chisp.
• -
COOPER & 011 AHD
• N. R. car. NI >II !mad MARKET.
N. Et —J . :lest-stoop Skirte,l7 to 40 springs. jyl.3
SUMMER DBES , ' GOODS.
A still further Reduction
In ?neon of Drtu•tfoodo
To Close Bummer Assortments,
Ow (foods—Travelling Goods.
Lawns and r rtandi-e—Cluntzes—
Retraces and GTerteditten—Broobea.
Catiooes—eophno—Stimmor silts.
Poulsrde—l'uinmer t bowie—Mantles.
gliall.PLgBB
jell . CRESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
LINEN DIAPERS —A fall line of various
qualities of Scotch Diapers, IS inch to Zt -Inch.
Also—Huokaback and Towellags.
KEA ft.-LEES BROTHERS.
ORRSTNU r and EIGHTH &mete.
VYRE & LANDELL _ARE OPENING
Rt.A O l( 811,10.—BLeok Silks, Sue grade.
Bleak Bilks tor city sales.
Black Bilks wbolem.le.
2150 k Silks, ZS td 35 'noises wide.
EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
A PCB, ere Solling tai their BUIIKOST Goode low.
to close them.
Yammer rilks. India and Frenob.
Da. k French Organdy Lawns.
Berm and Lawn hobos by the yard.
Houble end rwlic Bilk Grenadines.
ifiN,YRE & L ANDELL • HAVE FOR
D'ltvBBEB Ulu Planneia.
alt-wool Plaid Flannels.
Good assortment of Toweling&
Summer Ciail?s wholesale. j,lO-tf
1861—MEMORABLE YEAR !
•
VERY LOW HA PR R DIco ON n
DRY GOODS t
81161, MORE REDUCED!
THORNLEY & CHISM.
N. It. POT. "PIG .4.rn and SPRING DARDEN,
Want Lotto!' their atook.ciatia 0f.. . have consequently •
REDUCED VIZIR PRICES,
VERY LOW, INDEED.
Fancy Sipe s little over half prioe.
Some stiles of Dress Goooe at half prim
Lace Mnntles,Pointes. ho genie, &0.. very oheap.
Smolt mike. the cheapest in Philadelphia.
A great variety of Gray Gomm; Limns, &0., &o.
A very larr • stook of , pom•stio Goods.
A vorT'larce stook of_binen Goode.
Cloths. Cas , imeres, Vesting& he.. &e. •
N.D.—This is a AARE CHANCE 0 get Arno& an
usually cheap. •• TEIORNLP,Y & c'ELISM.
11. R. Got . EIGHTH and •PRING GA.( BEN.
N. ll—trom tins date, July 9th. Terms ".Cash on
Drtiverv. . • • 119
pair. PARIS-PRINTED
_OHLNTZ-41170-
LORED ORGANDIE/1 R.EDOCED TO HALF
PRICE.
Riobeat style imported. STMe weal Price Thu.
Medium Si ; 62.
24 • • 60 .
.. /9 ;
Fins Paris lationets. X ; natal pries, an
; Si.
Fine Brio . rtment do, 12M ots. •
B•rhres Satin Ibtnpe, ko.. ko., an reduced to 19 eta.,
worth 3732.
Pr-n.rd Berens Anntais 123 E ohs.
The above oomprises home of the haw l soniest roods
in the market.. CHARIER ADAMS k SON,
tf - .WORTH and ARCH Streets.
GREATiR REDUCTION IN DRY
P•••••• 7 GOOOB.-1304 quality or Ointhame far MI.
aa.ortment of Dread Gomm from MR to W.
Delnines end Challis uelainee reduoied.ftomile to 12%.
Lading' Glottis, plain, plaid, and striped, at
.e low
fi We e ti and Boys' Wear. muoll reddoed. •
Lawn' in ii , eat varlet) from 8 to 5/Ha.
Palm uininr,Go“ds. at the lowaet market phone.
BheLland 15bawg, from Off to .6 at
J Lin 81 H. RTOREB',
jig 7U ARCH Street.
B A &GAINS BARGAINS! !
oftRAT aeoßincgs
. _EXTRAORDINARY INDU C EMENTS
0
Eared in MO balance of our Brook of
UMMEit DAMS 1.4u0D11,
now elosincont
GREATLY UNDER COST PRICEEL
Panetta in l i nos Mantles, Bournous, Pointe*.
flargiunsineilk Coats, easx_quesa-d Mantles.
nAFLUAINS IN FANCY 81LK6,.
DAIWA IN • IN BLACK BILKS.
000. Mohair Grenadines for 260. .
160. Detailing. new err les, /or AL
goo Organdie Lawns for MEG- -
12)(io, Lawns, fine quality. tor
H. STEEL & EON,
$l6 No. 713 North TENTH Street. above Orates
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO..
NO. 807 CHESTNUT STREET,
RUH continue to RETAIL their large WHOLESALE
ST••CK of .White Goods. Linens. aces, and Flmbros
dais.. at price* which mast make it to the interest of
every one who may want anything in their line to iv,
theme call. as chef will nave at least:ewer mint of the
lanai ocwt by so doing.
JACONET_O. CAMBRIC& MPLLS. NA INPIOOKB,
TeRLSTANSB. ISWISSEM, FRENCH 811;ield. , 8,
SKIL' IAN FEB. Qt3ILIS. Fleuavp_ bWHI'IFe
FOR BASQUES, I.IBBROUPD PRIRTI3, FLOUN
CING/I. • DelereS, SLR h Vs8,_0,1•11)8. InimERT
• INGII,_COLL Aka, VAL_ENfIENNE ARID OTtir i f
LA9NB VEILS. MI ITB, HAND/IY.RCHIEF7I 0
HEFTIN4 Ph i LOW A.III 8 R.
015 . i t 4 B , 'I - AI I v . R Ci,OTHS. NAPKINS, TA
TOWELSS DMP, FUC ABACK 'ANL OTHER
Am) T • OVESL NOB.
N. B.—A few clime. real thread and Cambria Lace
Pointe.. at about half pries,.
A new lot of trimmed and plain net ,underaleeve..
.41 . beautiful mule. Val. Moe handkerchieby
ALL VERY CHEAP.
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO.,
hi-Jm 1407 CHESTNUT STREET.
CIIMCR STOOK (*DRIBS (400DS AT
irRICITAtArAX/RD)NG TO THE TlMElL—Pophaa,
Barer', Silt Cha half price ; Deleioea re
duced f rom 25 re 11)4o.; Bprlog Chinuea raddood from
to 80.
opeotal attention to requested to our stook of (hien
dies and Jaoonet Lewes, irnion bound to alone
out at a tow ftsgro. CRAIRLIt.B AAMe & SON.
te7DBIG Eni an &RCA Streets.
ABANBRUPr IMPORTER'S fr. TOOK
of gamplesiof Linea Cambric Handkerchiefs. In
hem-eutobed. sheer oolded, and embroidered, from ID
cents to e 3 cents each ; s great bargain. purchased a
saortfioe for cash, ai.d to be sold In the same way only.
ClEjjklther4 4 ftel & 80N.
e7O
!WRENCH LACE VBILB.—A choice lot
a: just. purchased from a bankrupt importer, and
for sale at half prim, at
CHARLES ADAMS k SON.
le2O EIGHTH and ARCI Elt/eata.
VLIENOII LACIZ POINTS,' BOURN° CIS,
- 11 - . AND PdANTI 4 .EB —A large stook to be so!d at leas
them wnotesale prices. We cannot be undersold in
these goods. . . CHARLICS ADAMS & SON.
HIEVELTS and ARCH. Streets,
M(*.QUITO NETTING, all colors -, Tarlow
ILL all Wore , for oovering elaasta; Plaid arid
dwlM Mulles at wholooALlo vita&
CHARLES ADAMS & SON,
DAS KJ aHT fi and A R'7.41 Btreeta.
SMALL -PLAID BILKS.
Blue and White French Bilks..
Bleo_k and White Frenoh Bat.
Brown and White Frenoh Silks.
Green and White Front& Si
keret° and White Prone!' lk fl i tika.
N dos. Wide. at 01SO per dos.
SO dos. White Bilk Gloves. No. per pair.
Many goods reduced Teri low to Ie t. at
MAIN . d'r Oti GG',
Isl 70 A R CH Street.
SPEOIAL N0T10.6 ! I •
44,after ttua state._
TO
/3=PUROOLDEAD OF .12_RY GOODIV
termined to mimosa lAsir Stock they rive
km_ iff 6115111 S!
0.4 1 l osottfol Fancy for TS cents, worthlLl"
ran /bah rano Bilks for 01, well worth eijk
a ndine and DIXO(0 Goods, •boot on• tuOf their
I " a c l i gi mi xe d Good s , in eiori variety'. from 8 cants per
Tani to NO 680,
itio r tyej LllBlll.OllB, VERY
?fast Bleat il_wads dcrable flood. k.ct i , "nva,
De L a th.", G.lloax)s, Caskimersa, Cloths. V
k tnens,filinshni,_Fliti, x ters, ita. &a.
BRAWL 9=l. g
M i tetm e 8=1;4; =T s ,
iikir r iTgr 0..4vv style,
iNt *PI"? itilMnakillUl MIL
stiMilyzit nitioilTs.
SEA EATHEEQ, CAPE PILAND, GAPE
MAY, N. J.—Dir,LAWARE ROUSE is now open
for the Amon. Terme .$l3 per week,
Iyl6.lm* Jerezti MEGRAY, Propnetor,
RBA BATHING, -
BRIGANTtNR BOBS
BRIGANTINB BRACH,N. J;
Now open for the 5004911. The Bathing. Fishing,
Gunning, and Yachting being very superior.
Boats will await gnashs at the inlet on arrival of
trains. .Board par week U. P. O. Address, Atlantio
IL D. SMITH-,
, Proprietor.
VirtllTß ROUSE,
Lower end ofItiLABBACBURP37I3 Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY.
This Mune in 'M nt
eats& imediatety on the Beach, and
presents every accommodation for Viaitare.
Terme Moderate. WILLIAM. WBITIIIOUP'n
je2s-tm Proprietor.
gEA-BATEIING, SAILING, AND FM"
N. 7 me.
; ATI.iANT f'C HOUSE.
WATCH. HILL,
Neer BtoMngton, Conn.
Vine celebrated watering-place Hotel, where the
facilities far Bathing. mailing, Fishing. and the enjoy
ment of the best quality of Bea too.; are superior to
any other in the United States, will he opened on the
1:0th of Tune. 1861. - 0. B. BPBNO
Jegg-irn ' Proprietor.
71111 E ALHAMBRA " ATLANTIC
.: CITY. N. J.
• A SPLENDID NEW ifounE,
pet, Corner of Atlantic and Maimacbusette A.verreee •
The open for the reception of Boarders.
Rooms and Table of " 11/1; ALiiAbiltßA " are
unsurpassed by any on the Island.
There is s soamous Me Cream and Refreshment Bs
-
loon attached to the House. Terme Moderate.
.. O. DUBOId S. J. YOUNG,
jeVc2rn Proprietors:'
RCDLOE'S HoTEL, ATLANTtO OITY
<ff. J.—A t the terminus of the railroad. on the left,
beyond the deeot. Th s House is now open for Board
ers and Transient Visitors, and offers aesomrnodationa
.equal to way Hotel in Atlanta City, Charges moderate.
Children and servants half pride.
*Fir Parties shou'd keep their meats until the oars
n• rive in front of the h,tel.
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
'hie spacial)! irons°, situated at Atlantio City, will
be opened on the 39th June, with every accommodation
for Tinton. The House fronts the beach NO feet. living
a splendid view of the - ocean, and is near the Fitibins
and comfort POW, No : pains wtil be spared to secure
the comfort and conven i ence of meats.
Je24-tsel THOMAS C. GARRETT.
LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC
.A-La CITY, the hearse Reese to the safest Part of the
bear:s44s now orsp for tie Reason.
,TERMS MODKR ATE.
NO LIQUORS SOLD ON TRH P FLIMISMS.
JONAH. WOOTTON.
JeS4 EmPravrtetor.
SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
BY-DAVID ROATTER GOOD:
A NEW PRIVATE BOAR ING-lIOURE, beauti
fully situated at the foot of Pennsylvaroa Avenue
Now open for visitors for the season. jezt-2m
SEA BATIIING. —" The Clarendon,"
(formerly Virginia Rouse.) VtitGINI k AVENUE.
ATL ANTIC CI rY., Is now open for the s.ooommodation
of laormisire. 'Phis House 1 a mimed immedrafe.y
'the Haub, and Pam. every room affords a fine view of
the sea.. I' JAALEB EN KIM, Nt. D.
TAMMANY ROUSE - NORTH - 0/0.0-
LINA AVENUE, Near the Depot, ATLANTIC
MTV.
The enbertriber taken pleasure in informing hie former
patrons and the publo that he has reopened the above
Houss,wherr3 he will be -happy to please all who may
favor hi in with a call.
feat am liGIAH Cll:IllAVPR. Proprietor
WASHINGTON HOUSE, ATLANTIC
CITY,: N. J.—This Howse fronts the Surf. and
`hes the f inest Within ; Ground on the Beach Bardpe
week, 88 SO. Bathiee oresees znoluded for weeid;
boarders only, Board per dar, et SO. !tingle meals, SO
°gull. JOHN Rtalibir RA Al,
KENTUCKY HOUSE, •
ATLANTIC CITY, N J
Tnis comfortable and convenient new house located
on Kentllaki swenne.opposiie the Scullions°, has been
fitted up for visitors this eees•m.
F. 41c. P. QUIGLEY, Proprietors.
N. IL—Ammon and flarriasen to N ire. je24.2m
•
Cr:MT&AIi HuiJSM , •
M. LAWLOR, Proprie
ATLA NT torIC. CITY, N. .1.,
The above new house is open for Boarders. Rooms
equal to an, on t , e beach, well ventilated. hitch coil.
Inge. &o. Servants attentive and polite. Appyoxi mace
to the Bathing grounds. Je24- m
rRANKIIN HOUSE, ATLAINTIO,OITY,
tr.
BY MARY M ABUIRW.
This Boole fronts the mirf, and possesses the finest
Bathing Gtounds on the beaoh Bosrding 8840 per
week; SLID per day. tingle meal 80 gents. Bathing Dresses inolnded for weekly boarders only.
it 2/
VONSTITUTLONAL HOUSE, .
'kJ ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.. .
(Onyoeite the I , fational.)
JAMES I. BARR.
(ofch Old Globe,)
Proprietor.
far The ohoioest brands of olquorn and Cigars to be
found on the Inland. jr24-2m
COLUMBIA HOUBE, Atlantic City,
X. J. EDWARD FOYLE. Proprietor.
This 'Some min the immediate moinitt of the Surf
House, and within half a square of the best Bathing
Grounds on the beach. The proprietor will use eery
of
to nuke Me masts comfortable. Terms re
eon
able. 1e24
ST.AR . HOTEL,
(Illehtie'Oppoeite the Unlll States Hotel.)
ATLANTIC C.T
• SANWA!. *DAMS? ropnetor.
Dinner.----- • oents.
— A GO
, Camases to hire.
rir Boarders accommodated on the most reasonable
terms. • je24 2m
SEA-BATHING.—N ATIoNAL II .A LL,
Cant 1 Immo. Cat' May N. J.—The proprietor of
the above-named final/ located estabbabment would
respectfully inform the thousands of Goes that have
heretofore visited his house. that., in order to meet the
rialitlrSESllBlBmaAhßObEal. o r
;l b w. ° rN e s se to :VA
DOLLARS PER W KER. Children under 12 Years nt
age and aervanta !Legume. hnperior accommodations,
and ample room for MO persona
Jta fere to J. Van Court, 243 Arab street, Philadelphia.
je2l 2m AARON OA RR E VBO N. Proprietor.
WHITE 'SULPHUR AND MALY
* • BEATE BPRINGB,
DOUBLING GAP.
These Poi - inks &rein Cumberland °aunty, Ps., thirty
miles west of Harrisburg. on the Cumberland Valley
10at1roa.t,eodaenogoD for the reoeption of visitors,
and from Ave to sista pe dollars. &Georgina to-rooms.
rooliTA your through nakets at the POMMY Ivanis Rail
road Office, at a rednoed price $4 th- ()ugh.
Call on B. B. Janney, Jr., & Co.. AO* Market street,
for information, nerds. &o.
COYLE, /LEM, it. REAMER,
18410-fm* Proprietors.
S URF HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, NEW
;EMMY.
Thu' .O tfhl., with its first-class accommodations for
over KM karate. will be opened on the 17th of Jana.
Situated within sixty yards of the Oaten. tat a point
where the bathing is the best and safest on the curet and
remarkable for an unusually dry and nealthi atm.-
'Mere. the SUN F BOVBE will be foetid one of the most
attractive places ot summer resort near rtuladeishie.
the table will be most liberally supplied. The house
is lighter with gas and plentifully 'applied with good
cistern water.
A tine band of maths and the services of several
fast-sail ng Yachts have been engaged, and on the pro
misee are Btlhard Tables Bowl ng Alleys, and a sell
aient nu n.ber of Oath Nooses, The Fishing, Gunning.
and Sailing at Atlantic. City cannot be surpsased.
All trains stop at the BURP HOUSE. to land and take
np.paseengers.
"T an/ Information , apply at ASHLAND HOUSE,
AR: •H street. Philadelphia. or address the Bubsortber
at the Bug House.
elf cat H. 8. BENSON. Proprietor.
HOWLAND'd HOTEL.—
EA HATIMID. LONG BRANCH, N. J.
1."
lubscrilbArmr: ppu
Vtol
f or Ole
ISMRS
on Battu-day, June li, 1261.
my 63 • Ini• H. HOWLAND. Proprietor.
CONGRESS HALL,
CAPE MAY, CAPE INLAND, K. J.
Thor well-known first oleos Hotel will be opened for
the reoeotion oflomat. on THUR 4 I) PLY, Atha 20.
Board, 82 per day, or 812 oer week. •
WrrsT et. TitOMPSON.
Jell Qw Proprietor,.
r!OLITMBIA HOUSE, Oape Island, N. J.
This celebrated house will be onened for the re
tle.l2lCll of ntest• on June 26. 1861.
The situation of this house is one of the most beauti
ful on the Island, commanding an unobstructed view of
the ocean.
A band of tnusio has been engaged exclusively for
this hoose for t , ie season.
A large number of bath houses are eosneoted with
the establishment. Good stab ling for horses attached
to the reMte es.
Applications for rooms or other partionlars will meet
with prompt attentionbri_addresiong the subscriber.
JAR. 8.. LAIRD, Proprietor.
jell-!m Gape leland. if. J.
nimasoN SPRINGS, OAMBRIA 00.,
IL/ PA.,--This delightful and popular Rhea of summer
resort. located direotly on the line of the Pennsylvania
'Railroad . , on the summit of the A Ileg h eny mountains,
twenty-three hundred feet above the level of the ocean
will be open for guests the 90th of .TUNE. Sinoe tell
season the monde have been [natty improved and
beautified. rendering Creneell one of the most romantic
and attractive plan.. in the State. The furniture is
Yet lout thoroughly renovated. The seeker of pleasure.
and the sufferer from heat or disease, will find attrao
bons here, in a first-class Lavery- Stable, Billiard
Tables, Tenpin Alleys. Baths, Ike., together with the
purest air and water, and the must magnificent moun
tain soenery to be found in the country.
Tickets good for the round trip from Philadelphia,
SUB • from Pittsburg, 03.00. •
.For'forther information, address
0. W. MULLIN,
Jet-7m Cresson Springs. Cambria Co.. Pa.
KITTAT/NY HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAY.
Thie favonte place is now open. presenting increased
&antiphons. for the season. Rnard reduced to trot the
times
Leave Bennington Depot at I o'clock A. M., and ar
rive at the Gap at t o'clock P. M.
R-rtaxaces.—Franklin Peale. Morton hloMiohnel,
Louis A. Godey. &moot •C. Henze? . and Charles
Backer. • L. W. BROWS , All.
. • Propnator.
RICA-BATIIING.—The UNITED STATES
HOTEL,
.ATLANTIC. 2.1. J. is now open for
visitors. Th's . is tne largest and neat- furnished Hotel
on the Island, and being oonveotent to the beach and
surrounded by extensive and welt shaded grounds, is a
desirable House for families. It is lighted watt iras
and well supplied with pure water: The Germania
Hoolety. will furnish the mush) Sir the season. The
our atop at the door of the Hotel for the e liventenoe
or meets . JPILEMLAH
. .IKoRIB BIN,
/elO-tt • Propnetor.
Sll° Etatea Hotel,
Lon g Branoh.. N. J. , will open for the raoa_ptloo of
visitors. Jane go. last : with the enlargement of dining
room; parlor. aildiuonal rooms &0.. since last season. Address B. A. ellitritedoltratt, Proprietor.
hit-ttn•
mANbION HOUSE, MT. CARBON,
ANAL eobnylkill oonnty, Pa., la now open for visitors.
Fpr terms. apply on the Premium
'eta lin • M. READ.
SOHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
PiEw JREET.
The " 11.EATE1 HOUSR" will be opened for the re
ception of Company June hilt having been extensive!,
refitted and iniroverl sines the last deniOn affording
additional oornrorts to visitors, and izioreasing the de
sirableness of the plasm:
As a healthy. pleasant, end fashionable place of Sum
mer resort., "Soboriley's Mountain" has but few equals,
and la surpassed by none it a reached by a pleasant
railroad ride, and only seven boars from Philadelphia.
Leave Philadsipnis in the 11 o'clock train for New
York, reach Jersey City at 3 o'clock, thence by Morris E'imex /railroad to the Mountain. heturnmgjeave
the Mountain at 6 A. M. and I P. M., arriving in Phila
delphia ar 1 and Bo'olook P. M. Boom can now be en
gaged. Charses.moderate. D. A. CR0P1.151..L.
Jell-frrnwldt• Proprietor.
SUMMER BOARDING, ATLANTIO
CITY. N. J., A.ABLAND ROUSE.
Corner of Penneylvanta Avenue And the Railroad,
Atlantic A.venne,
nt NOW OPirtf
For the reoeption of permanent Or transient bo•riers.
Je24 1m JOEIN MEITOICIO.
StiVE YOUR CHILDREN! Aare Your
Children! from the ton often fetal elfeoie of titim
..l,u. Liam_ oletnt, by nun. o no. JAYS :41 AMIN 41,-
v. ire his plyeeent.rert.in and We re
medy': end slimed br. kept 00 hena by every careful
mother. tioltl et 242 CU bet 11.6 Err street. 1r 36
IX/STAUB STAMPS.-24 ct., 12 ct.. 10
ot.. 6 at., and 9 ot. STAMPS for We at ttits aloe.
Except:me the 6et •tamps, they wth be mold at a du
-00/1111 a sv. O.Mt. 1,14-11
COLIO, Eour ttoznach, and all Bowel
Affections, are removed by .1 4 , 1'61E1$ CAfthil-
NATLVA tioLtrAed, trula more certainty and woo Om
Or ear other preparation let_ofored to the oliblie tiara
it o trial. Bold at N 0.341 CIi.E,OIIYTBt. yyLl-to, If
OLIVE OlL.—Pare Olive oil in white.
Pa rer
pass bottle. hermar o littr i Ntigit s r
16. ITO 1. 7 %.54 7 1101 4 10111115. I
jaigHlE I XOORBION TO
CAMP LAFAYETTE
OP COMPANY A,
FIRST RF.GIMENT.ARTILLERY PHILADELPHIA.
HOME GUARDS,
CAPTAIN CHAPMAN BIDDLE,
ON CHADD'S FORD BATTLE GROUND.
Trains leave the depot of the Witst Cheater and Phi
ladelphia itaitroad Corr, IMITV- no Thema corupt Eigh
teenth and Market streets, daily (Sundays excepted) at
7.11) *Saud 4.15 M.
Returning, leave Chadd's Ford at 7 41 A. M., 4.10 and
7P. M.
Fare for the excursion el. Passengers by the 1 P.M.
trt in have over three hours at the came, returning in
the cool of the evening. )5H gy WoOD
JylB-7t General Superintendent.
TO NIAGARA, FALLS AND BACK
FOR $l2.
EXCURSION TICKETS
WILL 3313 SOLD
DAILY THROUGHOUT THE SEASON,
.Pitom
PHILADELPHIA TO THE FALLS OF NIAGARA.
AED RETUAN.
FOR. TWELVE DOLLARS,
Via Phradolphia and Wading. and Catawiim,
and Buffalo Railroads, affording the opportunity to
VISIT AND VIEW THE
FALLS OF NIAGARA,
AT THE MOST TRIFLING COST.
TICKETS good for szvmq DAYS PROM DATE.
commodatione throughow: are It IHST CLASS, And the
Scenery al: ng the route to unequalled.
For information as'to hours of starting, &0.. apply a
P. tr. E., Through-Ticket Office,
N. W. Corner NIXIE. 'AND CRESTNUT STREETS
K D. MEARE, General Agent.
G. T. LEONARD, Ticket Agent.
A 14111
8811 LY BIBIDLNGEL
ABB
4. 14FK
MONDAY. July IS. and EVERY Thi n Weak.
Mann Scant Views of Intera.f lug Lo &Pies in Furore;
Gionto Vienne! Civil Cot dot; Start int Pepresgm
ta; tont Or Rl:v.4mo war. mak ''.lC the lament and moat
interesting nhtbition ever offered to the • nnYo. • ~
-I.moon ZI noun: ~ toloran 18 cams. Gallery (exavesely
for colored pe , p'» 25 cants. irlbet
pfiI 4 NbY , ,VANtII AO/IDE:MY 0.1" THE
PING Arrrs. rosy CHERTNTIT street. is open
daily, Sunday' excepted, from 9A. .till P M.
dmiael on :1 a Can's Ohihren under twelve 7earx,
half prme Bhar.s of StnOtr.s3o. ill
SALEM BY AUCTION
NI • FITZPATRI'II 1E a BROS., AIRI
LY-AA TIONEERE, 604'CRESTAIT P Bt., above Sixth.
Bisr,Rß KirraY Elly•NINO.
AVM o'clock, of all anti every description of wares
and mernriandise
1•a-o al dby sales to suit consignor..
War Outdoor eaten promptly attended to.
A 1' to IN ATE. tiAt,t.,
The stock and fixtures of a wholesale and retail paper
and stationery store. ,
1 oio Ream* Commercial Note-paper, £0 cents per
ream.
1,600 Beams of good white Ruled Letter-PaPer..9o
amps per re , m, •
1.000 Reams inner Path Post Letter.psper, 93 cents
Der earn
I 200 Reams super Bath Post I.iitter-paper, gilt edge,
$1 ter ream.
600 Beams Foolscap-paper, white. titled, $ 1 per
re mu.
100 coo pine White Envelopes, mdf-sealing, from 75
aen , s $l6O per thousand. -
20n rOOO „Fine buff and Canary 'Envelopes, self-seeling.
fr. mBu cents to sl.6u per thousand. _
UntoPi Part:rid . ENV ELOP ER .
155 VO Union overtones. assorted /styles (one oolord
at $13.6 per term and. or laarn - ep r hundred
Ito .00 lin.on tovelopes. as-oried-at lee. I two colors,)
at $2 sayer Thousand. , us o nts per hundred.
Lcaagro a 'meaner S tee] Pena. 20 o.n a par arose
Ala vmerft am ment of stationery yaw.fonnd
in a first elan stationery establishment Oh , whole to los
sot. at a g, eat Baer floe in order to clone Ins cook of a
Whoi.a .te and Kenai. otationer deolnungfiastnesa -
ear Lolisral oath adva , ces on oosingtments for
either nubile or private sale /3 27-6 t
Pi op 0 or.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE Nor th
P•nosytvistiie, snow. and Ens, Lad
o bonds far a att. residence' io a mod
Pddross "'frooe," office of Thit Press Motto, 1. , 061,tv
$.4 t.rio. of the pro.. r , 1•39 .f
•
WANTEU 50 BUY—A House and
wa.Lot near. Germantown or ^her•ut Bill, Address
A. B. G.." at the offios of this payer t atatins p
size. locality. Occ J 1.9 ft'
MPLOYERS WANTING YOUNG
JulMea, &0.. are invited to address tti_e"
men t Committee ." at the Rooms of the Y mash
Dhrtatian Association. 1009 and 1011 OEM Plarlf
!Street. apltiha
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
in VIE ADVERTIS CR WOULD LIKE
NM to purchase a modern's sized city residenoe• in a
good n.ighl orhood. for whioh he 'you'd give desirab
six and sev n oer oent. bonds. AGOrtel •• tl..ads,
office of The BIM. .1)19.tf
GERMANTOWN.—TO LET.(for the
116880 , °rya's*/ a pleasant Residence. near 8
maser Lane &mina ,• ten TOOMII well shaded. E.
Mee A t 11..uth eIe•CON It teet. tm*
IMTO ItIgNT LOW—Furnished or un
fornietted. for MX months, or longer. if desired.
large Roil convenient Houde, No 1736 Arch street,
Atiply s to A. P. and J. IL 1110$1t18, 956
Street. Je 19 ti
011.11rNtIT-STRKET HOUSE and
RIK STORE to rent.—The desirable bturinesa location.
L CHESTNUT Street, with dwelling attached. Apply
at 431 CHESTNUT Street. atilt
sr° RZAIT—A very desirable STOICS,
on the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
oteL" The Store et Ninth and Ransom mreeta erpe
si Illy adapted for a Balms and Ida tars Maker.
*may to Jolly MCE.
Polf-ti Southwest NINTH and ISANSOId streets.
FOR MOLIANGE.-A OHMS TRAOT
dram unimproved farm land the State of Now
hussy, convenient to the city. will ppee exchanged fir
eitmrcerty. ADD at Ho. 11S DERAI. Stmt.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FAME IN CM COMPANY,
No. 406 .CREVINUT arnica
FUCK AND tritau+D 1818111.ANCE.
11011LICTORS.
aeons W. Day--.--4if Deky . & MatJaet.
Samuel Wright__ Wri.ght tiros & go.
D. Dimly Davis &
Hezu L,WIS, Lewis Bros & Co.
C. liaohardson. • " J. C. Bowe :& Co.
liamnel T. Bodine...—Preet Wyoming . Canal des"
/no. W. Everrnari—of J. W. Everman & Ce.
geo. " West & Fobe4i.
8. Martin-- " garage, Martin, & Co.
D. Wilson Derru.--...A.goey-er- law.
E. D. Woodraff--....0f Sibl pr ey, Molten. &
Jay. Kessler, Jr_._ _No im (iron street.
gEORGE W. DAY,Preciden sid
FitAticla 111/CY, Vice
WILLI.AIO,III y Et.s *friss Tr*. soo , ..ine• 4.114111
Y-7AVING FUND-ONITIED STATESTATE
TRUST COMPANY, earner TRITO and CILEIT
NUT Streets.
INTERESTFITE PER CENT.
, S. R. cßAwFoltp, President.
JAMES R. MINTER, &oratory and Trearsrer.
Offioshours. from 10 until o'olook.
Tlus Company Is not joined in any spolisstieg to tk•
..d
RLaiirrs BATE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near tie
ill Institute.
The andersigned.thaaldhl for peat favors, and Mal
determined to anent future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillte's Celebrated Wrought ary
(naiad Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the en
itrieffy Ere and burglar proof safes made,) Also. L .
he's Hummel led Bank Vault, Safe. and Bank Looks.
Liffie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be tarnished
to order or short notioe. This is the strongest, beet
Protected, and cheapest Door and Pock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry &o. Thine is can_
seded to gar - pass in style and el egance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and ut the only one that is Arts*.
ly dre and burglar proof.
tragrar. NoriCa,—l hays now on bend say twentyel
Farrel, Herring, tr. Co.'. Safes , most of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers. oomprunng
*complete assortment as to sizes, and ell lately itz.
*banged for the now Celebrated Lillie safe. They wUI
be sold
t atsery low pries*. Please call and lIILMLOII.
1•111-• c rf AAIII,VR. Ar•nt.
sais dr o p . FOR lOW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware wit
Raritan Cana,
Philace!phis and New York Enron Steamboat Cam
oany will receive freight on and after MONDAY. nth
instant, and leave daily at 2 P. N., delivering their oar
golw In New York the followlng dam
Freights taken at reseonable rates.
WM. ci,y_p_m.
Ale. 14 BOOTH Wit ARIMS. Philadelphia.
JAMEE HAND ,ayent,
Piers 14 and 14 EAST New York.
eclat-air
& dig i t FOR NIP YORK. TIM
Phlladelehia Steam Propellor Company
oommenoe their boMnets for this *Niacin on 2donfay
Oita uut.
hetr Steamers era now roisoming freight at Swainol
Pier above Welnnt West.
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EP 11 . 11 A T A MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
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LANCASTER COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA,
This celebrated Weterini Place will open for visi
tors on the 3d doi of JUNE. with all the attractions of
former seasons.
SEtaated on a mountain 1,700 feet above tide-water,
overlooking the riotiest airtuultnrot country to the
world. the am perfectly pure and dry at all times, ren
ders it proverbial!, healthy.
Share are ample acoommodattona for 400 visitors--
fine graded walks through the forest to the various
tal:g.g.P.Trgi'`ATsteospaOr r t t h ' i e d bi: u p A reis li e p a o and d 11
the eye one of the finest and moat extensive pano
ramic views toba r ren. A. good hoer, is kept on the
place, and beautif drives around ; hot and cold blahs:
a splendid band o atom the Sermania, of Pki
ladelphio;) bolihng al eye and billiard saloons, with
the latest tnitoroseoltab ea. Large rardene attached to
the place. from which all the vegetables are
fresh for the table, which, too, win be supplied from
yhe Phil idelphia and Baltimore markets. as we Lip
from the rich agricultural °wintry around. Careful
and attentive sermons.
LIPID( been connected with the establishment for
some years with the into !proprietor. the undermined
airaures the old patrons of the sled , . and the pooh.
generally. that it will be eonduoted, in every depart
ment, in its former popular. War*
Vialtora to the Sprin snit take the oars to Lancas
ter, thenoe miles s taging over pleasant roads and
through a beautiful ocruntry. Through tickets teamed
at th e ram., irania Railroad °Moe. ELEvlsisrrii and
MARE ET Btrootst Philadelphia.
For further , partitu i b‘ra or airouLt the preprieier
refers
to Jots. H. ENS owner THIRD and - VINE
attest.,
and to JA E 8 ii. No, 9 North
SIXTH Street. Philadelphia ; or, &adroi t .
B. Q. BLAYMAUCEIL
Rehm. P. 8.. ors...
_•114.2m. If
DIAIERBCEIL AND DYSENTERY.-7 be
most violent attacks of them complaints W e al
- PrOIDIVI* sobdotd by Dr. D. .1 1.•&H cestei-
OA M. 1. is quick'. safe. and carts la IR
its sationoted is in all respeota just suet a rt medy es
ever. latml4l should to Supplies:l wi season of
'be year
Stir retuned st No. 242 CB.uBTr•U/ awe.
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GOO OASES Ur. $o VINEYARD PRO
PRIIsTORS COMPANY lGeotke tied se.
hisanker4 CtiGN u—Jeat reoel.ed per Ve•ais Mina
fteitk.B .rdereux ge oases (U. hotting' each/ very
fine uLo BA_AiwDy (bottled in CopnedJ of cub above
well known sod favorite brand. the first Inputs
flow, into the united etates antler the new tenni to
wluob we beg to cell the attention of the trod. elan
ales Can be eeen st our ofiloe. For ISIO Ott bold try me
le
so sce 0. Ill ant ents. J. IVLIA A CO..
v 9. ire l9tn lift 'retreat
small invoice of irides, Sheep,
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