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To the Travelling Community.
woLFE's celebrated AROMATIC soHIEDAM sCHNiPPs
shoad be in the hands Of every No family should
leave the city be without supply during the weather.
1t invariably corects the i'll effects Of change OF weather.
beverage it is the Pnres liquor made in the world
Put up pint and bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro.
GERS and Fruii Stores.
UdoIpho ySolfe1s Fare Cognae Brandy,
In bottles imported and bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality! with his certificate each bottle
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine.
Imported by himself in Of dozen with s Ger.
tiacate Of lis purity on each bottle
Udeipl,o Woffe's Pure Madeira Wine,
Of dozen EACH with his certificate the bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
UdolpIio Wolfc's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported BY himself Warranted pure, with his certificate on
the hottie and stamp on the cork,
Udolpho Woffe.s Genuine scIaIeslam
AROMATIC scHNAPPs WI
Pini and anatis, The Gin in the world. All Gin
under The hame Of schnapps put up By him lie ali
position on the purchasers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
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. VII
STE COND ANNIVERSARY
The Young Mems Benevolent Association
JULY l, 1860.
The oicels md members Of this Association are hereby no
tilted Hall Of Polar Star Lodge No. 49, O. O.
street. between Royal Exchange Alley
SUNDAY July lst 1864 II o'clock NJ precisely the
purpose celebrating the Second Anniversary Assoc
tion All members earnestly requested be puneua
this OCCASION, .z2=----z=Z
BY order oil the President
FRED, A, RAseH, Secretary
The Procession will form in the following ordat--
FIRST DIVISION
Ernest Moei Grand Marshal his two Aids L. Schmidt aud
L. Bertoli.
Assistant Marshals A. A. Canon and j. Archer.
Union jack
MISCELLANEOUS Celebrated Brass Baud.
officers Of other Benevolent Associations
Invited CHESTS.
Officers OF tile Young MEMS Benevolent Association
45 Ensign Of the Association z.,
Founders Of the Association. & 5S9cst
Committee of Arrangements.
Members.
SECOND DIVISION. a4
II. Dietrich aid % Grand Marshal, $
And his Assistants, Jos. A. Larose and r. Dcnechaud
Music by Charlton's Celebrated Brass Band.
New American Flag Of the Association.
Members
The procession will move At o'clock P. II precisely al fol
lows, viz: g
From Hall down Louis street to Royal mn ROYAL to
St Charles ST. Charles TO 50 Joseph up ST. Joseph Camp
down Camp Charities, down Charities St. Peter up ST. Peter
to Levee down Leyee 20 ST Ann down St. Charres
down Charities to Esplanade up Eplanade Levee,
eyee 10 Margny down Marisny MORGAN, down MORGAN
st. Ferdinand down st. Ferdinand Greaen mp Geatmen
Esplsnade, up Espianade Royal up Royal Louis,
down St Louis Rampant down Rampant Polar Star Lodge
No. Of History and Love where the procession
will stop order orartake Of dinner prepared in honor the
occasion After which the procession will form in the
order before and march their Hall here will be dis
| banded. BY order Of the Grand Marshal
FRED. A. RASCH.
\ jcg7 ap4t Secretary.
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RslS Coxsr a lns comet. visible to the
: m - saen irom the Cambridge observ-
&lsfS zilis zlzzs neSf fhe norlhwest horizon. It
A Al1hsl5 eurxed, extending ilya Or six degrees
ion t1s npcleas, witch i bright e. d star Of the
f1Es and = strongly concentrated.
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10 NOT END ORDERS
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| NEWSPAPERS.
PuNcTUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS OF TIE ~
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. 1T Canal street. to the opposite side
No. 2s door from Rampant where he will pleased to re-
oeive his old friends and others who may
services. 2ptfSW
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''l--771. Il Il
jyls spap
Wines, liquors, etc.,
Is AND is ROYAL STREET

Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. IL AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACME in Quart.
pnts continually hand which equal to the best that
to this markets Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
Of the vintage Of 1885, 1873 1906
other brands WHISKY, Of ali dsscrptionsscoeh Iriah
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER, pinss and quartz
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
58gs&& Wines and Liquors
the Market which will be sold reasonable ss any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
q 2ply Nos. N and rs Royal street.
Cs'OCkes"y, China,
AND
@ l. A s S w A r E.
at Wholesale.
SAMUEL E. MOORE.
40 Camp Street,
Hal IN store and Is receiving by shipments direct from
Europe, q very large stock Of Z
EARTHENwARE,
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE,
which is offered at New York prices at Wholesale
Assorted Crates always hand, and the goods
guaranteed to be delivered free Of breakase.
fec 2pwese&Netf
w. II. Wilson,
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRx,
sMVERWAHE, CUTLERY. GUNS.
| FANCY GOODS, ETC., ETC., etc.
| les zptf No. IS CANAL STREET, New Number es
|
| EE,0N Paper. WsaH Paper.
J. T. FL II r .,
| 62....."........ Chartrss Ssreel.......,.,..B Ga
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper Hmngfngs.
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
| MARBLES In every variety.
Particular attention paid to ~ work in his ns dis apy
Fatyb0stkcs'
PRIN OPAL SOUTHERN
4 Scale WareEaouse.
tANB DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pRo0F SAFES.
esa1hDANhS O SU.y
ara sptt No 81 san,p strest
Gtgurs Cigars
Purchasers always assortment of the wei
bandsnienuidad Flor de Puiadas Meridana Flor
eancho Rsdowa Caborga, Paragas Know Something Wash
ngton Dos Hermanai Mazo Hsbano, at the loves
'''es'' P. PRATs & CO,
o7s inf % Commercial Place.
- 1
Wcns. If. Dr0sess 3 Co.,
246, MARKET sTREET...,..........sA
1rsII-4ADeT-rrsrA.
Manufacturers Of superior UMBRELLAS and PARAsoIs
i. adapted to the best retail trade.
HrEyery article warranted. Particular attention given
u oriera jel 2plm
e. Removal.
BRUFF, BROTHER d sEAvER
Will remove during of June, No. n Ware
o. street, to their Marble Stores.
Nos. asa and 3s8 Broadway,
where they will open heavy stock of HARDWARE, GUNs
etc. exclusively santed the Southern trade and hope
their Increased facilities be enabled transact their bus
with pronpess and to merit The continued confidence
| their friends.
NEw YoRK. NAV 3D. 1860 ie4 2ntiyi
i HE'sfc0s s Gibbs
!. s EVIL N @ M CIIN E
points superiority claimed In this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use,
and power, being capable Of mak
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and Pc
FEGTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
drop stitches, and Is noiaeles in its operation.
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
No mistake possibly be made In setting the >edle
will hem perfectly Of any required size, from the
hem to that Of yard in wtdth also form and fell sea
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ARSENIC EATiNe.--Dr. Charles Heisch has re-
Gently been making Investigations into the dsput-
ed question Of arsene-eating in Styria regarding
which 1t is 30 difficult to obtain information, as
the greatest seeresy is observed BY the arsenic
eaters They obtain ID in on illicit manner from
the Tyrosese as it is difficult to procure it other
wise, the law prohibiting its purchase without a
doetor's certificate. But DR.. Heiseh has now set
lied beyond further dispute that arsenic Is really
saten by the Syrian peasantry, and that, too in
40 NOS, ; me- quantities, One person who
confessed g its use commenced with tiisee grams
pe7. dien,-a dose we should consider fatai-aiia
gradually increased 1t, till now in his forty htth
Year, he takes t,re,lt,f three grains Of pure white
arsenic III his coffee daily The complexion is SAD
to be much improved, and the countenanee made
to appear exceedingly juvenile BY the use Of this
potent drug. The woodmen and hunters Of the
ryrol also take it to improve their wind and pre-
vent fatigue As rule, the arsenic very
long lived, but invariably die suddenly at last The
effects of leaving it off when is once habituated
to its use almost equal in horror those which De
Quincy narraies as the results Of his leaving OIL
/ opium,
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ORTHoGRAPHY IN THE SENATE. - In a recent
discussion in the Senate, of the bill to carry into
effect the treaties between the United States and
siam, China. Japan, Persia and other countries
tie following photographed amendments were
made as reported IN the Washington Globe
Ar. Bayard.There are some amendments, which
ara mereiy formal, that desire to make at 2 sas-
gestion OF the Department In iine SIX. section
f Hsf move to strike out the WORDS or
tia Sublime Porte y and insort the word g Otto.
mani between the words " the and . dominions.
n Is d different mode Of description. It IS con-
si1ered better and more effective.
The Presiding Officer--H there be no objection,
that modification will be made.
MIR. Bayard--I have another amendment !: wneh-
ever the word ofensee is spelt with an s. IN
stead of &C., to strike out the I. 81 and insert
~ because it is offence against the English
language to spell it in that way. Ilaughterl
The Presiding Officer.-That modification Will
be made
MIR. Bayard.-I move also, in the fourteenth line
Of the twenty-eighth section. to strike out the
second 6 e 7 in the word employee.
The Presiding 0ffieer.--It will be so modified.
Mr. Bayard.-I have one other formal amend
nent which is essential. 1t is in the ninth line of
the first section to insert the word invested, IN
stead of az vested. y
The Presiding Officer. - That change will be
made.
The bill was reported to the Senate as amended,
and the amendments were concurred in, and the
bill ordered to be engrossed, and read third time.
1t was read a third time and passed
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E'is.eaU0sks.
o. 5Z Z

We sale at low rates fresh and large stock
Of FIREw oRKs. consisting in part Of
SKY ROCKETS,
WHEELS,
ROMAN CANDLES,
FIRE CRACKERS, etc.
f. s /. PIFFET,
,e,o pnataws4 No. 1875 Canal street
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Celebration

--or THE
ANNIvE r. AR Y
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The General Opinion

Is that LEWIS 4 BROTHER are selling Cloths. Cas-
simeTes Nestings, Ladies Dress Goods and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna. Try
their Rio Coffee at IL cents per pound, and all other
Goods sold in like manner.
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Steel Skirts, &C.
WANTED.

The subscriber is DESTROYS to purchase COLONEL
WOMAN not less than sixteen years of age. 70 seiVs
for a term of wears. JOHN A CAVENDEk
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No less than 1000 visitors were at Saratogs
on Saturday and Sunday last.
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ing and selling liquor TO negroes. Negroes
were found in the possession of firearms and
ssrychnine, furnished by these men,.
The Houston Telegraph, of the 18th inst,
says;
On Monday last, a white man rode up to Mr.
Dick Breeding's, near Round Top, at noon. and
finding nobody but negro girl at home. ques-
toned her about runaway horses, &C., and r.
nally asked her how she and the negroes were
satisfied. He then went off, and 10 minutes
after returned with three negroes, demanding
something to eat. The woman gave them
food. After eating, they broke open trunk
in search OF money. They then put a shove
full of fire in the bed, and left. After they
were gone, the negro woman extiuguished lhs
Ere, and then ran to the oyerseer's house, 4
tell him what had happened. The affai
cansed q good deal of excitement.
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TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIFIc.-A contract
will be made in September under the law of
the late session, for the construction of a line
OF electric telegraph between the Mississippi
and the Pacific. The maximum compensation
to be allowed by the government and the rate
Of charges on the line for telegraphing are
fixed by the law, but it is not probable that
any responsible offers win be made upon low
er terms The company which started this
enterprise have, it is understood, offered to
carry it out upon the terms proposed by the
act, and they say they would not do this, but
FL the reason that California has promised a
bonus of 100000 TO any company that first
established a continuous line of telegraphic
communication between San Francisco and
New York. ~
This line will. no doubt, finally enable P.
Med. Collins and his company to carry into
effect their grand scheme of teegraphic COM
munication between the Udited States and
Russia, by way of Behring's Straits. This il
doubtless the only way by which telegraphiC
connection can be formed between this CONT
nent and Europe. The Atlantic Telegraph il
abandoned. The late attempt to raise the Ca
Bile met with signal failure, and it will no
be raised.
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Wesleyan Female College,
Wilmington. Delaware.

The next ANIMAL session Of this Institution will be-
gin on the lst Of September. and continue Ten months
The arrangements, appointments and discipline are
such will secure to Young Ladies the best facilities
for acquiring complete and thorough education, and
the comforts and safeguards of pleasant home.
For catalogues containing full information, address
ang24t JOHN WILSON President.
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real Estate AGENCY!

The subscriber, having opened an Office in the town
Of Smyrna, Kent CO.. Del, would respectfully Inioim
the public that he is now prepared TO sell, at Cd
erato commission. all REAL ESTATE which may be
put in his hands. From his past experience tha'ins
been engaged IN it for the past several years 90
limi ted scale and his extensive acquaintance IN hs
and the surrounding States, particularly New Jersey
he confident that he offer advantages 70 peIso
desiring to dispose Of Reat Estate. He would heIe
fore cali the attention Of Farmers and oIness, 70 h
believing that business entrusted to his hends
would be OF mutual advantage TO both parhes Tan
be found at his office on Commerce street, hrst u0os
above Tschudy d Collins Store. ,,,n,,.N
NH l-if NJ. JEhMAN.
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: IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS!
IABokITfoNIsTs HUNG.

GREAT EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Ely late Southern mails, we have several
items ofTexas news in regard to the late Abo-
Iition excitement in that State. The Nacog-
doches Chronicle gives the following:
ELLIS Country "a young man, who had
been employed 10 a store at Waxahatche, was
hung few days sinc,, for giving strychnine TO
slaves 10 put in wells.
Smith CousFy The man who was shot in
the attempt TO set ERE to Tyler has been found
dead. ee aba
CHERoKEE NATIoN-The Paris Press speaks
Of q rumof that a bloody hight had taken place
in the Nation, between Abolilionists and pro-
slavery men. in which l60 of the former were
killed. and Of the latter. This story is most
probably fabrication.
{. WooD.--On the 29th ult., an armed commit
tee escorted the notorious j. r. Lemon out Of
Wood county. Just before which, be signed a
document binding himself Under penalty of his
life not to return TO Wood county, nor publish
or calculate Abolition documents in the State.
CMERokRE.-1'be citizens Of Cherokee have
organized for their protection.
MoRE Recommendations attempt has
beer made to FIRE buildings near Tyler, also in
BFeIihaa, and in Georgetown.
The Houston Telegraph of the 18th says
WE learn from a gentleman who passed
through Henderson, 10 Rusk county, Monday
morning, that the town Of Henderson was set
on fire last Sunday night, the 9th inst, and
was almost entirely consumed. Every house
on ihe square, except one, including all the
business hoases in the place was destroyed.
The people Of Henderson, our informant
SAYS, pu: no faith 10 the reported conspiracy
and neglected TO appoint patrol or KEEP
watch. The FIRE was discovered on Sunday
night about nine o'clock. No clue had been
discovered Of the perpetrators of the deed.
PREAcHER's HUEo AT yEAL's STArIoH.-Ths
Fort Worth CHIEF, of the LIST inst, has the fol
lowing brief notice OF The execution Of an Abo
Iltionist conspirator:
We learn that preacher by the name Of Blu
ley was hhng at YEATS Station last week, 70
being an active Abolifionist. A majority Q
30U uen condemned him.
"A DrscoyEaY IN BRENaAM.- The Brennan
Ranger. Of the 10Th inst, says:
A few days since. several negroes were al
rested on MiI Creek. 10 this county, who &C
knowledge to their having poison given ther
By white men. for the purpose OF polsonin
their owners and families. ard that the day {
election was Tho lime fixed for general Insul
rection. They also implicated some negroe
about town as being CONCERNED in the murder
ous blot.
TROUBLE IN TENS EssEE Co1osY.--Th Fai
field Pioneer of the 9lh inst. has the follow
Mr. league. printer in our Office. has jul
arviyed from Tennessee Colony, Anderson co
and brings the news that he witnessed ii
h4nRiuG of two white MIN 10 that place SUI
"a KIN fent sho xparn uFo vu ~
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(. THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as fraiI
that of tender flower. Many of the enter into
the marriage relations without being able TO undergo
he labors and trials Of matumony. In this country
thousands Of young and beautiful women sacrificed
every year from this alone. Hostetter's Cele.
brated Stomach Bittels will many Of this class
from untmely grave. This medicine has been
used with great beneftby immense numbers Of peo-
pie throughout the republic, and the propretors have
received grateful commentators from all sections Of
the country. The Bitlers will be found TO be very
pleasant to the taste, beverage and plompt
and powerful in its effects medicine. II nfuses
new vitatEinto the frame. and strengthens the whole
system, so that women who il are enable TO e
through with labors which would, without it, be Ger
n to PROSTATE them.
| atSold by all druggists. IS
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MRS. WimsIOw.

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
facilitates the process Of teethiDg by soitening the
gums. reducing all inhammaIion--wilI aliay all PAIN,
and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it
mothers il will give rest 10 yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
See ad veftisement in another column.
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LAIRD FOR SALE.

The subscriber viii sell, At private sale, his
FARM wherein James Clark now lives, on the
- Cow Marsh," containing about 40 ACRES.
more Or less, adjoining lands of John Orwell,
Benz l., Reed, and others. The above has go
acres of cleared land, about 40 Of which 10
ssncw ground" 10 right state for lime, which
can be had at about g miles distance on the
Delaware Railroad. Forty acres are well set
in timber-mosty whte-oak.
BUILDINGS NEW; Dwelling story and o
haIfhigb, with good Kitchen and Pantry, Milk
house, Stable. Cribs, &c.
The above Farm can be had for something
less than @25 per acre. If mot sold before the
Goth olSeptenbcr. will be for rent. For inior.
nation apply 10 The subscriber. near The prem.
ises. PETER MEREDITH,
auq2-4t Nenr Willow Grove, Kent CO.. Del.
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Save Yamr M0rses.

sWe take greut pleasure in recommendingthe Mex
lean Mustang Liniment valuable and indispensi-
bic article for Sprains Sores Scratches Galds on
Horses. Our men have used for Burns, Brui
SEES, Sores. Stuff Joints and Rhumatic Pains. and all
say it acts like magic. We use no other Liniment.
}. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American. Harndens and Wells, Fargo
& Cos Express"
Gentlemen:--"I had anegro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt, and useless for over
one year; had used everythin could hear of with
out beaeft. until tried the. Mustang Eminent. Ii
perfectly cured him, and l. can now take The above
price forhim. Respectfully, yours,
JAMES TORRANCE. \
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should have
this Invaluable article. Sold by respectable dealers
everywhere.
BARNES 4 PARK, ProDrietors, New-York.
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFoRMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Business

Every One bis own Salesmani-JoNEs 4 Co.. Of the
Crescent price Clothing Store GOA Market street,
above SIKH, Philadelphia. ln edition to having tho
largest varied and fashionable stock Of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales,
have constituted every his salesman, by hav-
ing marked in figures, each article, the very low
est price il be sold for, they cannot possibly
vary-all must buy alike. The goods are we'll spunged
so that all buy with the full assurance Of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also, large
stock Of piece goods hand Of the latest styles and
qualities, which will be made 10 order ia the most
fashionable and best manner, IS per cent below credit
price, Remember the Crescent, in Markets street, above
Sixth, Philadelphia.