PHILADELPHIA, June 26, l646
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! PHILADELPHIA, JUNG ~, AO1O.
We left Baltimore this morning at 3, o'cPk
arrived here at about A, p. m. and put up
at Congress Hall, comfortable house on
Chestnut, near Third street. The trip was
quite pleasant, the weather being good, and nc
accident occurring Of any moment. One lady
lost her veil while we were crossing the Gun
powder, but she will no doubt be able to repair
the loss, and, indeed, if she is not the passen
gers would be willing to contribute for the
purchase of another, inasmuch as the little in
cdent was made the subject of common re-
mark and amusement.


We have not yet had an opportunity OF
visiting any interesting places in this city Of
Brotherly Love, but you shall be informed OF
any thing which we witness worthy OF note;
and a few items of this kind we may venture
to promise, for we are in place affording
many such entertainments.


Hon. Mr.. LEvIN.-This gentleman has ma
ny warm friends here, and stands high as an
advocate Of temperance. AS to some political
remarks of the papers concerning him, have
nothing to say but trust he will find that he
has the wamest sympathy Of our brethren in
the great Metropolis in reference to his moral
principles. Tell him through your paper that
his temperance friends here desire that he
should stand up boldly against the msnster Of
iniquity alcohol, in your city as he has done
here.


CoNvERTs.-It is stated that many interest
ing cases of conversion to temperance have oc-
cured here very recently.


RINGlNG THE BELL.-A very interesting cal
is made by the temperance men by advertise
ment in the Sun, of a meeting on Sabbath
!" We will" say they, " ring intemperance
out andsobriety in if it be possible" Several
interesting and experienced ringers are to hold
forth.


PERPETUAL TINE TELLER.-Mr. H. H.
Laughlin, of this city, has invented an ingeni-
Gus almanac for l40 years from l76O to 1900.
II is invaluable to business men, and is sold al
the low price Of $l.OO.


PALo ALTO HATs.-They are the go here
and will be, suppose, at Washington, for
know friend Todd has them for sale.


TEMPERANCE HorELs.-It is rather pity
that all our hotels will not adopt the temperance
principle. Travellers generally would like II
better. ssThe bars" however. are getting " in
the rear }" find. Let us hope and 60 ahead.
ITINERArT.