The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 16, 1858, Image 3

LEI;T6~ ~K ~, ~ v d-Pl s{ P" FORK.
[Coriaderwe of ht Pnigiit4
Nary Tontr f Juan lbth; 1864. '
A iirtiare of the itthinittuni,lezday
oinede,;.,apdeu ttartelent;gleatas , Of summer skies
aro ti)ailiiatedns.." Ptsblio biterMt' is rife'regaid-'
log the curious tarn oftieiaopinentS in Site Can
intrier;• Blanktriati, thilawyer; by' the
production of 'alma@ of vritttesses to Invalidate the
.
rag-picker's testimony as ko the offer of a bribe,
has sucoeeded Au entansting the apse, raoreintri...
eatery, , Bvidetttly , there Are , liedhLraystery „ and
monot Jba, matter, or, c a
ertalnly, an bsent° far.
not be Ale to command; nob co-o,per 7
ation aid expenstos Alelay °llamas have eharaa
torized the trial,.Whea:Anderson was killed,
th, were isiitt(Eirittid that was frith
dialc'ulty the srippoiedaisassm was , proteetedfrom
lynch law ; but In a short time after powerful.
fried:laser:wed to spring heft Were kom the groitrid.,
The amused hes evaded conviction twine; two•im
portant witnessesfor the ,tats have died suddenly,
a nd bow a charge of perjury andbribery Is involved.
There ate' note, few who believe .Canoemi to, be
beaked by . a; wealthy _organised banditti In . our
midst, and runny events that have taken pforoo. of
late yetis thIS oity 'would seem tovrarrant the
conclusion,. ,
The Erie ItEdtroad managententia reduotion of
faro between New Yerrand Buffalo and Niagara
to ss..ic understood to be in retzliation upon the
Novi:York Central fer:the: latter's,. breach Of.don
tract in relation to the free-Pass anidtunner rigs.
tout., , ttdr; Mom seems inclined, to .lay all the ,
mim i behooS Mile Brie to:the doors of stookitold
ors, utfend Of (where it belongs) to Int inadequate.
and thiEphrilar aups_rvislon of both'fieightege Pad'
pao4enger liminess. What 'Sort ofbribsitteneY is'
theta,its paying.B2sloo4.,per. amino:Rh ti,prosidept,
on the plemer hitt discharging the,dutleabf general
suporititeladeht, arottiten,appoleting-another per,E
eon, with the 'title of " assistant president,'t tre
perform -a gonerafsuperlittetideht'Pwork ' Andy
when stookholderseetuniainttha itagljthil
prowl condemns,. amilival .edihWlStibult, what
noosensn' itt it to 'propesCas kOcarapeoillelto
all ills, the deprivation of is few itrindred,employeel
of the company of tut OtoaaionaLfree•pass over.the
road .? Sheer humbug and shutillag.. No vronder
Erie a Stook" Is a laughing -stook
AildWateatubbat for theMudson rivet is ;yodel
construetion It IS to latelt idiot -boat
over launched—to have dolible
seta_ of, tohetta, abaft iiiiir,o6,l:42llls-j'ikrao,rs
Line`is understoild iriteristod;,.:
The opposition SubmariniAtansatlantio- Tele;
graph Company, vea, the , Daellah. Isles, ; l moving
quietly, in antiCipation of What may °Gear, naturo
ly, a second failure of the "Maury , plateau"
scheme. As this inipertant project' drawl nearer
to another trial, poll:nor opinion* run 'high ; Some
averrieg thitt no cable dun eVer be laid. and others
Pronaltlii W dozen within five years. Perhaps the
trlititleol "in mediae res
A new music ball is talked of in this-city, pro
jeoted, it is said; by some of the speoulators in the
grnt Oryetal Paige° Charity.,Pete, at which's*
many outride garments ohanged" hands. It is to
bo located in rourteenth street, by Sixth avenue,
and is tube large enough to. accommodate all the
thevaliars - d'seidzutfie of Now..'Zark, so youltaay
judge Of Its rennisiternagnittule.
The (tie:Woof Collootorßehelland Bea Sattildetz
are jubilant 'ever the Senate confirmations- Anti-
Looompton Demberats •regard 'it as ominous tO
Daniel Siokele at the fall'primaries. Benjamin
Wood, it is, rumored, will dispute the Congres
sional reoe-ourso with Blokels, in the Third din
trict. Congressman Nally, (who dodged Lecomp.
ton,) will, it Is likely, •try for the nomination of
sheriff, and. perhaps leave Congress to Mike Welsh
or wino other One. ' ' -
The Boston "Tigers" wont home at five o'olook
A fraud moomplished by false debits inid aredits,
ss mounting to about $2,000, has been dlsievered i n
'lark Loop's banking.house-, The mimed is ' a
'link. The Snit' Mi k.i)otnpany adjourned this
ening .fine dfe- • - '
Qn the street today, &counter -current, or ebb
Veit. Both cashand stooks ,ard, stagnant;
,1 yet •there -Is undoubtedly plenty ,of idle
Idt,sl Cowes and aasarket." In fact
Ailing is really lacking .but what the• Fret:A
pia called ''the , mgrande eon/tastes" to give
impetus to all sorts of legitimito trans
. uctidtts. To.day first -ohms ling - ie./2mo taper .
wont 0Q readily at 6, per cent. per annum. nada
on etentillee that are transferable In the stook
board maybe got from the banks at 4+ and 5 per
cent..' All railroad, securities, as a general thing,
are fluctuating in the present. tone of public, feeling,
.A freshet, an accident, send thorn shifting hither
awl thither . ; nevertheless, with' the great flux of
mbriey must soon come activity in all kinds of
negotiations. The Treasury leans being • now
taken.„.np,,other channels will-be- sought and
opened.
The bank statement of yesterday evening Is generally
considered as exceedingly favorable, ehowlog a anima
tion of lons, and a considerable increase of the specie
line, which we reap consider will continue:to grew for
some time to come, The hot California remittance
odly tOtlptdd for all day In the average, bat wilt enter
into the average of this week, and. it is nearly certain
Beat the son actually held in epnele by the banito
of leen than $34.600,000.
The payments on account of the Treasntrnota loan
na•tinted to-clay, a doubtless effect the next elate
meet, and cause p decline In the specie revenue f but the
decline will be only temporary. 9116 undrawn deposits
ore again higher, nal are no* almost m high as they
have ever been: If we add the average daily exChangea
at the Clearing Liouse, and Saturday's Sub-Treasury
statement, the followina will giro a comparative view
4vrar - entreker-ey..11
June sth mut 12th, and for the correopondlog time Ins
year:
, 13,1851. June 5, 1850. Juno 12,1859.
Oapital $00,442,000 $65,(17,000 806,717,000
Loans. ..... .....116,412 611. 116,02246 116,424,691
Specie 11.074,970 31,357,253 32,190 332
Oirculation.. .. 690.893 7,307,725 7,647,830
arose depold . te.. "9016',831 100,1137,093 191,489,536
Exchanged...... 28,057,018 10,90,899 17,982,018
Undrawn . . 83,111.321 84,283,104 " 0,506 887
In Sub•Treunry 11,749;304 ' 4,803,829 ;5,263,248
Foreign exchange wee mere active so-day, at the de
cline noted 'ln my last letter, particularly for beakers'
elexiing, 'of which a large amottlit,' Was mold st 109
Commercial Me *ero no: eh•uulsot, at 11 . 15a108X;
ranee were firm, et 5 1111e6 13. &limbers exchange,
sags/46k I 'Amsterdam, ; and Bremen, 790)
73X.
Trio successful bids for 'the new Umtata,' note loan
have been $2,805,000, at 4% sp cent., and $1,185e60, at
ty a 4fr cent. There were $9 360,000 bid for at eir
cent., $16,800,000 at 6, $35,000 at 6g, $lO,OOO at 6%,
and $260 000 at t 3 efr cent , The totel of bids amounte d `
to $28,000,0.10. ante Bank of 110ms:terse gets $1,600,000
of the lon, ifv neat .
The exckaugea ,at the ,Clearing nonce to.day were
715,058,058.90 alad the baleneee wore $1,1115,080 03.
Tee cash - transactions at the Sah4ressury were as
Receipts gx ; 003,099 . 44
Paymeuta (Loeb:l4ldg 8.1,000 California sts
drafts) ..-.; . . '..... ... ... . . ... ... ;.-. 0.80
Ililance.l....
_,,.' ._", •- - ' ' •••• 5„ 02 64
Deposits, rUTF).„2OO,OOO treunry, notes were received'
td- 0 ..7 At the BUb:Tremnry. ,... 1 ~ -- •:" ,
The receipts at the . h o onatoMuse.lll. to. ' y'_for dutisi.
At tha Corn Bxchinge I.o.:day the liour market, was
very satire it 04 /dunce of about 100 4p bbl. Wheat
also adyanced4o2s, 4P bushel, tin, the loriry was mo.
derate: Corn was a shade etesdler, mid n aotive do
mend,- Pork woo 11l satire requeet at adecline of We
300 117 bbl. 13.0 f Was stead and unchanged. Cotton
la qiilet., and without any/ qationiathe leading tee,
turea of tho iwarkot, • -.—. .- ... . , ,
The value of the total exports, for the week, (exclu
sive of
,apecio),from this port, is 81,738 439, against
SI 954;65641er the ramo,ttlno last year. The value of
the exports? stoce . January Ist, is 8271,621.27 agaicAt
664,
121
01.4 688 tor same tim 0 , 106 7 747 - -• ' • • • ' ,
The. stock market wee sot very active Xhie 01Viilg, I
and prices /off off gel K to' cant for rho- epeculative
shares. ltsw. Tort Contrq jell oft 1 , 41' rant.: :Reading ,
sold ,at .10, artiocoo; 'pleat 31% Yeaterdal. `BIM tell`
„ti ; asd tindedn River )(.. Betide 1411 sOld at. 78,
eiialust7B/OMtoday- State, stooks were quite firm, a t'
a slight ideate.' At the second board, the business
wee light, Mia tee trinket readull, at nuateedy prices.
The toueleSe favoribliattttealose. -
• -81717 r IfORK fiTOoIi , sx O RANCI-1087 - 45- ' ',.
, . oraostraoanr. , -- • - '.- .- -
7000Tedw011,4 0 90;• 'PS -' 100 lind River li ;80 26%
20000/ihiSfds 1 80'2100 60 , .: do , .' 20),(
/ 6 90 0,1 dithliintri.,_'. :.84,,i do .4., , z ~, .25x,
I
Ail; N. -Ikl7 . 7 0314 ,f 0 atliwaii A 6,llsilt 20,14"
7600 Man A16,f40, IWO, . '26 do. ~ . - 610 20%,
)(firAllto 14
,8 q.':•7o* 100 Erie 11611raer 180 Id%
60 '''''' do' ' 6M . 11l ', 800 liedidlogli, - . 11,_. MO 42%,,,
100 do ~. ~,,..4.3.3 77- 100 do 3
200 ~, OM ',..., 7'..1.60 .76 - 100 . • ,do &30, 4 42} % ',.
275 ilMitorido .' 'io - 600 -"'"" do 0 43%
31 14 YOeutili . ,;'..- .81% 600 . do . ea 48 .
360 do "''• 00 81% 700' do '-' vs - 48;:
100 do 530'81% 400 ' - '4. 0 ''' ' 63 ' 43 '
50 do lioo 86 SOO": do:' • s . - 760 40
210 do . ~. -' ce3`Bl% 100" do ''' „'" 630 42N
60 do '''',' ' 'OO 8131 .11:113ofilt BP's, 43
100 do l/26 82 100 goy& 'Tdiedo li 33%
800 do • ' •ad 81% ..- - • , ,
Tlili Ti)
'-
l am
Ammo are steady, with hat'fll6o bbWitt 80 both
fur Pots end PeiTtS. .. - ' ' s''. ' ,
4 , IgujilitiOje;:-Thet market for Btido and Western
Flour 11 hi:4)161,1,1th an en ACtiTedemand, chiefly 000-
halve,' and we 000
, Our guotatione 100 V . bbl for
Most descriptione 1 *Meats are ;7.000 bbis 083.0064
ter 0 000 ,06 60 Ao o d-} 11 a1. 6 1.84466. 3 .6 for, extra State ;
13 0004 05.:fot",611nomps. tq timid Michigan, !adieus;
Ohio, X. 2444,.&11,', and ,11:1006 65 for extra do ; 84.650
4 701ot Shippldgbraiis'Of,koupd hoop Ohio, and. 4 76
66 for trade brande..: . ' . .. ,
1 Bmithern liferne argier,.,with 04,1' adeince otiAlie" ti-,
aide 100 pdhst ,fialecare -1,100 bbis 0,64.4604,70 ter
mixedteXtorld.tbisndix oPitiaiiraore; 14 7605,76 for
fancy sad 41#1 , dert14,1640 for enperdno 6 ) 6860 0 110 1
141006-75 r 07. 1 13 0 6 11 01 8506-26,foranpertincileorge
tqWn1,65.660811litrfaboyerid extra da; 85'2505.50 for.
R0b° 75 •81. ,0 043 15711 113.8 3 .1 2 % 00.26 for ottrado;s6.4oo
6 60,for,gdoilierid' _e41. , :1,:;< -,,-.". ..\, .7 ,'
-dlUPAdie.flikUr43l,4l6a!,!lgher, with sae* p 1 800, bbie
at 842000 9/7 Tor the tinge of extralooMS:
Rye Floor ivideadv, , :with ll o 7 4" or 220 °I I I " s 36 '
3.40 for Ms rsegt cf doe and kuifrinA s . ~ -
' Corn'tifeale in 'Mir deinutp•sre i :qiiso.-derier •af
IA 3108 401 Brandywine 153,86 out;,the Weil' are 150
Wheat ligAzie,c ,iiid4.9efribl 9 ,l o ifoii i be'qnoted one
or'taio eetrtsitsteri%heltales %Made 6,610 Mahal)!
uraonnd Ractrorst'B76l.ll,ooo Ohloaro aprlng at Bso for; -
eliditaker,lloooltairsuteirciab • attkovit4 'MO 'White
Mier ifs. sidf.7oo white IreAtucky, part or en gt , grgg ;
lad' 250 Valeria grOrghi (tbe'first achtatsiriva4 this
eimieli)•o , Bllo, - ' l fbia wee bonglifbyllleo6 - llicker
Becddierit the tieir:knowdclty WINO ..
'' !Vele efeady-efdesefille,,with litthrofforing. ~
Oda aidliold,kihtlief t 'but althortta moderato buil , .
Mjeill'ird qbate V 1410.4,86040; ,Delaware, Pfnonsyl
vkidlqiindreriey, 40041; State and Modena 41046.
• ,:• QoTif M 134116 Wan salegot"01:000 WOOS at s 7%o'
3'3 l'ord etifbilxbd r7if for Bouthern White ; 77077 N
orlautheroyelloy,. , , ...,,,• •..--• :: '•
- COmlurif Wiehohr inipOrtint obango, kith Aittla
I , s Vtt i ktPAPlChigotiPfettlitile Winket,tfr ,
~,,,
..5 1 0,rivilliktie" L 011,1064 Ibbiellatfiej ~Inlt at
leurrloorilmollilaa 4itai - 410 1 4 hble, 'Meetly It 818=
764.61 Ey mqtr, prep gab wait - nada at 117,19;
hid; 110,1144, f0t ' ~.,_''i Or eels etedodyrirltir sales of
817 bble of fslo,l 411401 for'conotlymors, :arE Elle
16 Belov,reoo6l„Weatenuf,Printe Ma beef is /1047/,,
/00.60.1041104100 40011,01.8 0,821,: , - Beet hilmitero tor
,orft,j3o.o Is unolunged6ooooo Iblirtistert. smoked
a 0 103 a 00640 / 0 01 ,4 111ttneeliatwheary i with.sales
,} Ino,oshaatt i tieetg turban* It ONtran for shoot,
Alarar ,-Valitia a arahoary4 rrithhatte of 800.0 A and bbls
atuogloesof6oll.7and 11 for priete•Westarn. 'Mutter
Je.asiling.:o6.looll for..Chloolitidtlllooo for, MAN.
,Cbeigais du1108680), , ,..f ..1. ,, -1 :' Z ..-......-...7 , :••,,,..„...-,
~...,:31fil--41P- 1 , . . ' • ' - ' n- ' •,••.--, 7 4 : ,, ,, i, ~,.:
' - P,UnatlVAtatklifA.VOrililiii(6 Itt4-',lositlia
ItroidattNpreantliitLoar .f farther ralocor'onaht
I,oltf OW - llotir - hPloia - at 0:06 for anperittio,' - aithit
tiababfatecaYttlein* 0
gs,ridilatti6;lllbditultes
eft'obitierdierbYhtildreit generally,' Thee
borne sales
etirbfalM Wilbln Os mosey! $4 67%.04 75 for coil:Lava
Taro and Ostra, - and 166516 for ' extra family and
at%eM. ...` l 4 , 4l7l o 6l ll 4•3l l 3olol3kfaqtfforolliesl ate
litti;hti. tolifor. 4 Ippritlymomipel et stalg
• ;1 1 10, 1 ".. 4 4 ,111 Pedp j‘ in V lit i til i t i k". tl4 l l lo . l a t li el ii 6l :'
.° ' V i re t P 'it** 'il ii iirlaVlo 4 irr s irg
t r.
1,..r4..-,- 4., Ve6 4 h te" a• B ote ;anted. and
1 9Y...1 (44 0 .°44.6 - / fiu ft ll ' ll:-4 :; 44 1 1 `14 : 1 -cr iatt .
i
arp," Nkt.9-444:,..L2t01,',. fittloiht
4C 4 r t al - lAtltOpuirdist.ool.oC - fra;
tt.orlaif i :,f,!:? - - .: 1 44;,40 6 ,Aini11ik 0 10 1 4.... , P 1
titit 0 IfilW eta Tie ,
4trit4t4 A tt; •0 . 1 4 -T/ 1 108f. ii ikL t - : .
gioni:v.i.. 14
.upolff ortflitolg;d,
sWitiol e ,st e itge47/Is l, o.ll2tooni.gore ts.
6 0 - - - u "ttiftknAserlbAyskipir a '
i ler th_a6 I , 4'o lll l* tvetoldoinsolleo, rut f.
~ lA' t iiiir . , . -- iii ! ,..1 1
....190V10quIrt rtt i gro.l
/"PPOU- 4 0 Ablik
Ar 0 141.140. &An
':`: ~,, •), " •,'",i`,.i . :,:. ''', -L P C " - ''''' l' 404: . "... :s'oci .!
'''' '` l i• --',4:7 it' , ' ‘ . 4 .4 ., 22 ; :`:!V •- , : -" . '''-'::- :::- * ' .
, - .
FOJANCIU INtIAAMERCUL.
Wehiqiheldeelded feature iir:the,:stook market to,
note. Inyeatment lieneiiii4iterierugwerd, the
merelpsirifatishuireelkirighofittiona'.
ooallinsinewroonttneen.depresseit, no: deci
ded *ravel:eq . :int to to bolookedlormitil the-great in
dustrial interesti of the country iSidie.. 'The' working
Masse, are almost without employnient, Cad, , as a ise 7
;eesiary comiegienee, hare.'oemed to,be oonsumers of,
everything but the mere necessaries of 'life. 19,1 t- all
,elasses, tho rich agwell as the, poor, it le IS period of
:Matrioted iiOnsuisi)tion, not enly of the neoeseariee of
life, food and olotbing,.',but of: noel, iron, - .eect , tho
, •produchi of hernia skit; Mid thdustri noir `Seca . 1,11,4
tide
.of Lireeperity noe s net ' 'yet ap pear:
'Hope testae to dawn. The great 'disterbing eieMents
;hare expended - their &roc The produela of our'man.
ufictaring eatahliehments' have. hien in a:grent Ines,
The.piesent demand for coa iron, , and....eyorything
thatootere i4ewapta Di nts, le merely. teak° extent of
daily neoeiwities. , Cipital is abundant In-the grantor':
.trey of.hushiase,,and„,erm be _had at remarkably /ow
intim of interest, while in England rates rule unusu e
ally high; which, fo Connection with the fact that cot
ton hudeclined, dlearme English maimfactrirersof ad
fantagen_thtT. ill.r. in,
03 .1 0 .9 ed- k
;;With Allah modificatteae n the present revenue law
:experience clearly Indicates are news/wary to pro
,duCe a ''natienal income anent to the expenses of the
grvelTiiinent',lw4l•nisadlseilmination - with a yiew to
greteChlfente'lindttatsial later:eats; an Orly return to
aatlolty, under She Oeha l thse'Ofthingietate may , . rag-
XOnably expeotc4.;; ;'; !",
The Delaware Canal =stained onsiderible damage
by theikin on Saturday jut.„ The rain conic down the
tath le. near foreents,‘c'enellog large idles of atones
'and eitedti the prism -
,Ce,the thereby, rendering ' it necessary for the
:drat . nirg the'vrater' lia - bider'to" remove' It. prom
several bare hare been do
tilileexertiene hive been rode atisieOn'endent,
anka lergeforlieTut to work- to - remove the same, and
it is'iiiected that hy•to , •lnerrew morning the water can
help* in igattf, and that In a few dais navigation will
We learn kkisCiSate • serioua broaeb occurred in the
Dalawase'ind -Raritan "Ohnol a 'but lk to bob:lg .- repaired'
pith a 7•11;11.R1FOOialut - . 4olFatßin:wllll4o Wean:lei( Itcik
4 8 i 44 : . ,
Vhe tollotrfughreatetemeht;oo the •InUnini . i?t oCal•
tkikniioitod, orer the Lehigh - TaHoy Hailroarl, 140
week enC.oooiil - 3 134: :' '
•--, • ToTAL.• •
: Tone, Cwt. Tons. Cwt. Toruf. OWL
Spring Mountain.'.... 805.00, ; .44.092 15 .41,507-15
Haat Sugar Loat 2,102.18 27,601 02 29,751 00
N. York tr. . 13,184%09 23,183 09
Council: Ridge- 1,7115 07. -
:..20,825.01;:28,420'08
Gorman Pa • - .. - 10100.:--10100
Coleraine kll Need.. 'lBB 15 86,883 05 37,072 00
lleoloton 3,224'18. . 80,704 01 40,028 14
North Spring 51 , 140,„ 76 114 - 10,030 08 . 1311212
South r , 110-04 . 1,625 01 1,131 05
Haat . .. 97 19 , , '97'16
Srtmtnit 281 18 281 18
_—; Total 1,50501 210.531 15 . 218,236:173
"uorrespon4lng.week - • ' •
.-.last year 0,051 11:- 171,202 10 180,254 00
99,218 17 87,982 07
Deoresou --"-
The deereme In the last- were err:touts wee caused
by Astrike ihiorgrthe operatives In the coal region, but
we usideretand that they have all gone to work agate.
• PHILADELPHIA BTOC4 EXCHANGE SALES,
' • June:ls; 1858.
arronrisp pr HANLEY, BROWN, & CO BANK-NOTE,
STOOK, AND - EXCHANGE BROKERS, NORTRWESS CORNER
_
:THIRD AND. OBSSTSOT STREETS. .•
• . .
,
400 Pinto
100 do. 8934
600 do 8934
800 do —"EC -,
8914
2000 01431 61..0&7'.96
1700 0 1 y/Shulsold o &P.9s
300'= -do
01d0&P.96
60011Peno Wel 58
7600 do 58 .
3000 Alto Oo Co —A V. 60
1155 Loh thi , Mort 05.08
' 4 Mor Cul pfd 10t5.99X
203 Venn 8....'.10t0.07X
60 Reading 21%
80 do P 5.21%
50 do 55wn.21%
45 do' 10t.4.21X
5 do
50 ' do • .... rswn.2lX
56 do ..'.. 65Yrn.21X
10 Lehigh Nay- 40%
SP Long Island R 11X
-60 do • - "11X
50 RlEnfrs IC 66.10;
3 idinehill R 63%
USD & ElooDk 10t5.25x
,2 Farm te. 6leo Bank.s7
BBTWEE
6000 Wilco 61.:0&P.00,(
2000 Penn 68..3 corta.Bo3‘
. 600 Passeuger B 7,4".833(
BOARDS.
I 10 Elmira It 11
60 ReAdlog R 21.,y
200 do ....e6w0.21x
BOARD.
- - SECOND
2000 City 64 P R C&P.OSXI
800 city R 68...05,P .95%
':500::'do' • 084 P .95%
• 430 Lob Nes Mort 61.28
8 Morrie Clonal pfd.ooX
'l5 Dear Mead R.:;.55,4
- do - .' • 557
, CLOSING PR
Bid. 'Wait.
II States Os '68...114
Philo 6'a 05g 66
• do R 05x 08-
do, 1iew..103,X100-
Renault 56......80% 80X
Rendlnitß 21g,2131
do bd , 7olnoff74
'do rata, ..
do rotes , 86-68 08x
Patios - •4IX 41%
do let tot 64.100 X..
do 24112611 in an% 86
tdorrla Oanl 00n..40 45
2 llarrinbueg
10 do 69i
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THE ‘OI.IRTS.
yEeiniAr , B paiictsiDxses
,
[Reported for The Prees4 -•
trailer, - SVlTll3•Dfaintor
....Lucius Swartz andYohn Y. Orator were put on trial,
Charged with forging 'end passing - counterfeit coin of
the, 'gaited . States, of the-denominations of half and
quarter-dollars. • The defendants were arrested in West.
wood, in Schuylkill county, and brought down to -this
city for, trial. Upon being Searched. there was found
on their pereOns betreelt. VISO • and $9OO in •
counterfeit
money, consisting of counterfeit Sven on the Philadel.
phis Bank, the Iron Bank of ilockanay. State of New
Jersey, and ones on the Farmers , Bank of Orwell, State
of Yermont,and Dego' /X and I dollar.. pieces.
Thin nioney,'when•dlaplayed upon the District Attar:
ney's desk,. presented .a neat assortment of what is
teckalcally known as the stuff," or, criticall y speek
log, the " queer." It would have gladdened the open
0110100 of the gentiy that make this nefarious business
their peculiar study. The testimony for the defence'
will that this money had been passed-upon the dofens
State In some payments that , were made to them,
nod that the bore a good character.• For the purpose
of chewing character a number of witnesses were called
who spoke very , favorably of- the defendants, and, until
thin Oberst, had never heard anything 'against them.
The;endence closed on both sides. and the argn
'meets will be Mule at the opening of the court this
morning. Wm. D. 'Rankin, Beq., for gamin, and Dan-.
iel:Dongherty. Req., for Castor. •
QOAWISR szsetoes—Judge Allhon.—Lewis Derow
MAO put on trial charged with an assault and • battery
with attempt I. kill. William Baffin: the keeper of the
debtor's prison. , fdr. Saftletestilled that hi entered the
,apartment where the defendant was confined ea a wit.,
neat in a case of United States District (Mart, when
was attacked by Derow, end but for ausistance
would have been Derow aim made
M a attack on Mr. Little and the keeper The defend.
ant ••who was and evidently brme, WM acquitted
'on the ground of insanity and will be sent to the State.
Warn Olark Was charged - witti:the larceny of a
quantity of breadtplua, valued- et $26, the property - of
Dilsabeth -8n rd: The defendant was acquitted. •ft
perion,named Ransom testified that ke had taken the
• bier - alpine, and he had yesterday pleaded guilty, to the
Bo ell Neill was charged with the larceny of a qUen:
tity - of 'mutton,„ the property of Charles Dougherty.
• William Fullmer WllO chargid with assault and bats',
:tory npoo Sophia rallmit',, his *lto Verdict
Joseph' Iftallagtoalleaded • guilty to' -the charge of
'the larceny urea bagatelle' balls, tho property of
• Joseph Thompson was convicted of the larceny of-five
or sin Leger-beer glosses, the property Of John Henry,
hut recommended to the merer of the court. •
Jahn - 4101y wee charged with the larceny of a Arian-
Alty of gold -and silver cans; the property of ide•ry
Vogel. Verdict guilty. Two other bills charging him
'with petty larceny were submitted to the Juryiacd they
irendered verdiate of not guilty.
Thoth**. hiciarriggen was: charged with assault end
battery Open Marshal 0; Pyle, who is quite.a spell boy.
William Howard tree convicted of the larceny of
butanes cleaver the property of Frederick Fanner.
Georg( Elite ' ; BOOM Price, and Jolla Ann Nelson
!were charges:lwatt receiving stolen goods, knowing them
JO be steletti -the &Oda were the,property,ot
ebniisted,wf , ooffee,- anger, oboes, sewing
:threadi alik ribboned obeeto; ho District - Attorney
iabendoned the cue, and. the -July . rendertira verdict of
CITY. ITEMS.
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FLORAL FAIR AND STRAWR MIRY .ESSTIVAL.--
' , Of the several festivals 'rinder Mit title s which have
'beeztheld hi our the present season, the
,one opened yesterday, at' .Tainea snail,- for the benefit
- tif the. Young lien's Christian Attectetion, stands Pie.
eminent. The, dessert:of tinware and strawberries it
now Sellistentfy.advanred to afford the requisite Mate;
'rule ; for ouch rt tempting display in great abiuidApce,
:and the !bounty already +hewn by the public to egad=
inithint kit rifarneable indication of the sateen of the
oTenthßt
'we were utterly serpent(' to find so extensive and pic.
,Welon! a. seeneydi Pe:there beheld. The festoons of
eirergeeen with garlands of natural Soweto,
whlCh bedeat profuseli every part of the looms making
the air delightfully fragrant, conetitute a speotable as
utterly, approximating an arlidotal paradise s as squid
•iell be imagined,
,
Without being 'able to refer to the many pol ite of in•
tereet premented.to our notice, there is a single featnre
which deserves epeeist. attention, and which we doubt
not will alone ke tbomeans of attraothig hundreds, be
fore the fate closes. "Thh article referred to le a meg
nlficent idignet of
_Ste choicest exotic dowers, arranged
ins receptacle wine four feet circumference;end
plawit'uPon'irnstle stand'ahont ae many '
Meny feet in hight.
The, dowses :irdiromilik garden f or Gairgoll. Stuart,
Ifiini4llll,Wain •areniged. by . hli,gardpner s .to he pre.
rented to ;Dr.". jegneiike: the•Y. Christian-Annuls-
Atop, as en sapression of their gratitude, or his kind
lier,' in haiing'grintrid they' the feee . note 'of his hall for
;the: irelide7Pf•Yek-Illeethies.;..•!xlic adhsiffiptioneto
this beautiful teatlmordal are placed at one dollar each,
110" it Is expected ":that flys hundredidollers will be' re
allied for tiii.aleioidatiOn'poni }tile source alone. '
The following named gentlemen are also handeomely
ripreeented the fair Goddard fJanie aB.
Rellcii - Erci.ildhithihkii`of the, "Angeoleition ; 'Hee' John
phaniberf ; • itei::*;:prewtiin Ater , 0 . rt, Bean;
George:W.. Stuart,...Emi.;.lley.:,,T, B. 'Torrence ; Her ;
Drrfiemberger IrAbel,Rced, Reg Re*. A. B. Long.
&ere; Rer; . Amitii!teali'elarhe,D. D. ; . Ree. Thorium
Alien the Diligent. Engine
ifouilhang..i-The..fect of Ale being II union effort is
clearly ejlarent,,ind Ifni operate griatlyin tie falai.
tidepted ° hi the' iiiiiiigeMent of 1
the fairls',:that articleawill. be sold at •their icluat
'rhino only.. At a similar fair held In Oharlentoni Bouth
Okalitui,lboint Oetir age; tot the benefit of thi,roung.
Neva city, the song
of 51,i0inia:iellysed indfihilf-Als. extraordinary in
:tritest manitestid In the enehoirleeleig held -here for a,
04 75 #4 egnal
4/igilabre of our citizens.
Panoevn,r , CLIOOL,BACIIIIIIitoN.—the Sabbath
I f ehool connected with ,the.-North• haptiee church
Eighth sires . , abore blaster, ben mide arreagempaia
for en antimafia to Kpoldoagalg.NkTorni ng. Thome
`annual, innocent joilffleatiOni are looked forward to:
with interee'intereet hepo
-c o CteME.ltketillelisAS'krtt lie:sat : sled to-day will le',
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ACIIIZEAnbI3 BUM/1744 ;Busow,lVe would oall
the attention of our nation, who intend visiting the
. ..:,,ouptiy daring thetiaint weather, to thd Meemt;llollk,
'l3iicluge Motel, tooently teased'lhr the , setis'on by Mr.
.the St. :Lawronee. 'fill! hotel in el lusted to
the Otimierland valley, on Ah o ::ca,rliSto knelfonotor
turnpike, .ftve -.miles south of OarlislO. Thehnildings,
are located at the base of the BOuth• MountaiusrOume-
iliately blithe bank Of Mountain Cieek and - nearly in
'the: centre of the
,rnoutkof the Cap, which renders 15 .
onoof.the conical and delightful Places pf resort In
the State. It'is distant from the city only gloyon hours,
.by twii'trains Mr!Mullin has :tied° maple provi
sions for bathing, having hot and cold, bathe in the
house, and two rmitnming houses in the Crook, for the.
Accommodation of his guests. Ito has also provided
lianl tables, ten pins, and 'good innate.' Those who pre
fer ;out-door. nunisoments can atm' plenty hi Minting,'
fishing,' riding and driving, , visiting the springs, and
clitubing up
tbo mouutalno, In regard to the comforts
'of the Inner limn, the Net 'that Mc. It, has been con
nected with the,. fit. Lawronco over sine° it woo trot'
opened is a sufficient guarantee that there will bo no do
ficiency in that department. . .
Riau AND.B.Ani.—lire know of nothing to'whioh
.
. .
these epithets apply with repro force and trutlttlan the
lust:ions 'cOnfectienery'and'frults sold;by Messrs. N. G.
Whitman en Fee - i:id, streoti below, Oheetent..
We have tried thent, 'fairlY;;aud our iardiat is, that
they are puke in quality, rich in flavor, and reasonable
in price. Cio, • -
9nerro. , trottiog mittoh, boat 3 in 5, to harneis, at
the' course on the' Chestnut .Elfll Agricultural Society's
urea:ale A-ounitier of 2:30i and 2:40s will be
Jutered for. io oeenSiort, purse, being 0,900 a
side, and on order for a superb suit - of clothes on J. N.
..Flldridge, the proprietor 'of the 't Old Franklin 1101
Clothing Emporium', of No. 321Chosfnut street. - On'
Wednesday the °All:Ilion closes.: Our readers who in
fend seeing it, and those who do not, are alike invited
to try on the bountiful simmer styles, selling at reduced'
rates, at the Old Franklin
ALUOST , VAN - WINKLE man named
Barnum 'llas first - I/eon 'pardoned iii''bonnectlcut, after
having beep In prinnin for 'twenty-six joare. Tho won--
Aortal thangos and. inventions of the lust twenty-live
seers -are all HOW to - hint. Ito never, unttt yestorday,
sato a printing press, a rr.itrortd, or. a train of ears , but
what most astouished hint a-. MO . splendor of the
Brown Slone Clotbingliall of Rockbill as Wean,. Nos.
.80j and 005 °Logout Street, above Sixth, Elilladeiphla.
has not jot allimfod littretoci eeo it full suit
of elothirafainuliitre,far(oai io could not betijsa
apfendor at once. ' ."
eaii.Oldkosaips loved
Yz
ns A on winter nights to-sit clOse.lo tho. cheerful .hearth,
tolling strange tales of murder 'wondrously , brought to
light, and of wrongs niado 'right" at. last. Prominent
among these trai the thethe or. fututo IiIIiCOVOCICB then
bidden in the Vfolllbilf time, but destined in years to come
to astound the ignorant •and confound the wise. Such,
for example, as the mammoth Clothing 'lntone G rim
title Stokes, No. 607 Chestnut street. .
Impottattorts
[Reported for the Press.] • • ' -
/LBATANNAII-4terinoshlp State of Georgia, Gardiner
—Ooneignees-3 P Croser tc Bon,loo bales cotton; order,
18 do; order, 10 do ; order, 40 casks rice; Hay & MoDe
vitt, 28 bales cotton, 37 bales domestics. order, 22 bales
cotton; Simmons, 21 do; J Palmer '& 0o 68 auks
rice; order, 94 do do; Caldwell & English, 46 bales do
mestics; J S Woodward, do ; Elliott,76 bble new po
tatoes ; order, 47 do; Biwa re, Bergman 9 pkge ; Engel
& WolY, 18 do; Dittmar & Butz, 61 do; order 1 do; A
licherazeuberger, do; Leiber,l. to;:Goldsmith, 1
do ; Zoog, Ido ; J Yen - Brunt, 6do ; W, 11 do;
Adams' Express, 2 do ; ') llse A Schofield, 1 do; Greiner
& llarkaes, 20 bales cotton, 109 casks rice, and others.
BOSTON- r `aleamehip Phineas Sprague, Matthews-50
bales domeetics Wain & Learning; 240 pkge dry goods A
Slade & Co; 68 boles G F Peabody; 25 pkge glassware
Muzzy & Monroe; 16 do rodeo P Morris; 180 bdis 4 - cases
.paper Chas Megargee & 00; 90 boxes oil Machotto &
Jonee; 29 belle paper Blegargee & Bro; 26 cases 10 bbla
iodise Lowber & Wilmer; 2 cases prints Little & Stokes;
85 pkge domestics ', Farnham Birkbarn & 0o; 132 Froth-
Ingham & Wells; 14 Bangs & Maxwell; 63 oases boots
and shoes J 11 Thompson &Eo; 03 Myers & Olaghota;.
35 W Brown; 14 Lorick, Raisin & Cto; 272 Maddock,
Reed & 00; 300 bblo 101 hairdo fish Stroup & Bro; 500
Mlle fish order, 2 cases tribes Merrick & Bons; / do rodeo
Cf neßSO,'Son &Ow 6 casks liquor NII Moseley; 17 It
0 Belgway; 2 pkg.' rivets N & G Taylor; 3do glassware
& G &Wright; 201 do masa various consignees; 405 do
Leech & Co; 44 do straw goods West, Southworth &
HAMILTON, No—,Stcauter Loper; Phillps-150,0L0
cypreas shingles Norcross & Sheets,' ,
PASSENGERS, ARRIVED
Btearesbip State ot Georgic—Bamuel It. Miller &
lady, J. II: Cooper; J. L. Cooper, Mrs. A. Wilcox,
Mrs. Wilcox & I allesee Wilcox, A. Merritt, 11. Moor,
Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs Chas. Hartrldge, Miss A. Hattridge,
Mass Bryan, Mies Charlton; John Bird, J. M. Clark, G,
Wymberly; Jones & family, M. Johnson; 81. Cooloy, J.
tobinson, L. bhattook, lady & child, Isaac Wiltberger,
A. M. Dudley, W; Dudley, J. J. Murray,J. Wheatly,
Mrs:Elohwend, Geo. Robertson, Cape you Veighted, J.
L. Kirkland, F. Loan; A. Kane, Mrs. Golden, J. W.
Meetly & lady, and . 16 in steerage,
PRILADELPRIA BOARD OH TRADN.
A. J. DitainesiuM, .
Itimunti Woun, - 0011161*n Of VII MONTI
' LETTER . BAGS
At the Merchants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Lancaster, Decan Liverpool, Soon
.
Barque Acbillee, Elpedden London, soon
Barque .White Wing, Ealing, Laguayra, June 19
Barque E Wright, J r, Gibbs Valreouth, J&, soon
Barque Oordena, Phan' , Barbados's, soon
Brig May Queen, Lyle - Havana, aOOll
Brig Meteor, At.hreon.• • • • s Hiram soon
Brig Blzek Squall, BUM, -- Otlitgo Oa cuts, ,
tOOkr
SAILING OF TILE OCEAN STEAMERS.
• PAM THE UNITED STATES.
MMUS //ROY VOA DAY
America Boston. ;Liverpool ..... .....June 16
lEamproo New York..liverpool ..... .....Juue 17
North Star.... .Now York—Sonthampton Jane 10
Asia New York..Lirerpool June 26
Vanderbilt New York: .Southampton July 3
- • 1/NOM BUROPII.
PROM FOR DAY
Sexonle......Bouthampton..New York, June '4
0anada.......,..L1yer pool ..lioeten June 5
Vanderbilt... Soutbamplon..New York JIII2O 0
Persia ... . ... .New York,. ..... ..June 12
New York ' Glasgow ..N ew York JUDO 12
Ariel •• Soutbamptoti..New Yore June 10
Marine intelligence.
FORT OF FUILADELPIIIA, Jude 16, MO.
SUN MOB 4 B 5 BUN BBTB 7 25
MOH WATSII 4 06
ARRIVED
US )1 steamship State of (loorgia, Garvin, 82 hours
from Savannah, with Inane and passengers to Alorander
Moron, Jr. On Sunday,l2. 81, signalled atemnahlp Hey
stale State. off Noe Lookout; Monday, 7 10 A M, dem
ship Columbia, off Hatteras; 10 00 A M. Steamship Flo
rida; and •at 11 20 A it, steamship Montgomery, all
bound south.
Steamship Phineas Sprague, klatthewel, 48 hours from
Boston, with,mdse and .passengers to floury Winsor.
Passengers--W Brown, wife, and thtee children, and U
ylastlngs. • -
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 10 hours from New York,
via Cape Mays with mdse and passengers to James All
derdlee. Passed four light berm brigs, a deeply laden
BONA. brig, tiro topsail Ischia, with lumber, and 'some
forty others, in ballast trim, below Reedy Island, beat
ing up; alup nos Jefferson, froMLiverpool, at atm tor,
and barque Oak, from Boston, beating up, olr Delaware
Oity; and brig Eastern State, from Havens, above New
Oastle, in tow of tug.D 8 Stetson.
Brig Eastern Stara, llarnage, I'days from ReMedios,
Cubs, with sager, doe, to John Mason .1: Co.
Brig New , Bra, Walker, 8 days from New York, in
ballast to .B A Solider to Co. •
•
Bchr S S A Hall, Cain, 3 days from Providence, In bal
last to Noble, Hammett &
Bohr Mary & Elisabeth, Pricei 8 days front New York,
with mdse to Orewell 4 Conine.
Behr Argue Eje, Sbarp, 3 days from Providence, is
ballast to D , B Stetson do Uo. ,
Edit—Putnam, Caufeld, 9 days from Albany, with
ron and coal to John U White & Eon.
Schr Albort Donning, Robinson, 4 days from Blob
mond, Vs, with feed to Twells & Co.
Bar Ephraim & Anna, Dole, 5 days from Boston, in
ballast to Noblo; Itatomett & Caldwell,
Bohr Xxpeditlon, Conner, 1. day from Smyrna, Del,
wheat and corn to J L Bewley & Co. .
Buhr Oatoraro, Tuft, 1 day from Port Deposit, with
corn and staves to J L Bewley & Co.
: Buhr D O Ployd;Rachett, from New. Bedford.
Bcbr J 0 Patterson, Dole, from Salem:
Steamer Leper, Phillips, B daya from llatuilton, NO,
with dangles to Norcross & Shoots.
OLDABBD..
Btearaiblp Virginia, Kelly, Richmond, T Webster, Jr.
Bteaosabip Detesters, J
Copes, New York 3, Andantino,
Bteaniabin Boston, Bellew; New York, J a e Allerdice.
Ship a ft al l away, N York, Bishop, Simons & Co.
Dargue Amy, Dammond, - Boston, Tensile & Co.
Tern W Beranton,Cathcart, New Orleane, D 8 Stet..
ton & Co. ,
'Brig ,Abbi & Ells.A)eth, Briggs ; Pernambuco, 8 A
. '
'Brig Breese, OntOrbridge, Trinidad, de Cube.,
Welsh.
Bug Napoleon, Colby. Eastport, Twelle & Co.
Bohr Benj strong, Hawkins, Charleston, D 8 Btetson
Co.
Bohr Bpbrairn to Anna, Dole, Boston, Noble, Ilam
noett & Caldwell.
Bobo D Floyd, Hackett, Now Bedford, do
Bohr M Olestelend, Cloodridge, Boston, J Height, Jr
Bobr Hodrozi, Russell, Fiepnontb, D Cooper.
Bohr, N B T Thompson, Barnes, Boston, Von Dusan
.Norton, Co.
Behr lisrriet & Farah, Tice, Dighton, do
fichr_Gless Blower, Hand, Lyon, do .
Behr D L F, Travers, Waebington,
Behr Olive . , Traden, do do '
Oar Yeoman, Conner,
do : do
Fehr. Zealous, Bradley, Frederickaborg, " • do
Behr Joseph & Ndidn, Connelly, Alexandria, do
lichr B Oillryao, Newburg, . do
fiebr A SlBlirin, Rourke, New York, do
Bchr J 0 'Pattersonl I Dole Salem, Bancroft, Lewis
Bohr Putnam, Canfield, Albany, John G White & Son.
BteamerJ B Deride, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(corroopondonoe of the Prose.)
I.IA.VRE GRAON, Juan 10, 108.
The Wyoming left hare this morning with la boats,
laden and consigned AB follows:
Jennie, wheat, corn, /re. to A. 0 Cotten &'eo; Wirt LS
Edam, lumber to Dolton,Tariderreer & Co; Dialog Bun,
do to New thiatle; T hoe D Sheets do t i Norcross & She eta;
Annie Thompson, bleu Jane, U ir Wright, 0 Dem
gardoer. Jae lierratt, L 8 Filbert, United 8t11408,,Al
B 'Milliken, and Chanty, Goal to Delaware tidy.
•
(oorrespoddenoe or the Philadelphia. Mebane.) '
LDISIBB. Del.. June 14-4 A M.
. .
Several squareuigged Tenets .hare paned in and out
to-day. ,The barque J Morales. (Or .Havana, Is now
ping o at, aud a barque, aupposed to' be the Aaron I
Harvey, for the Went Indies, is coining to the Break.
water. Borne thirty colliers are detained at harbor by
northelesterly winds.• The packet sloop J D Nish arrived
yesterday with twenty four passengern
Yotivit d&o. - MUM. ItIONDIAN.
•
(Al TILICIALPH.J.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Xxeliangel)
OAPS IBLAND, June 1.6-3 P. K.
A ship, a barque, and a steamer supposed to be the
State of Georgia; from Savannah, have thin moment
passed in. IltrqUe JSt Atoredea, for haunt., wont to
sea today. Wind EOH • '
Yours, &a,
' [DT TOLEIGIAPR TO THE POOEIO.I .
' BOBTOO, iIIIIO 16.
Arrived, ship Bea Mei, from Liverpool; barquee Man
ohester, from Africs; P W Porter, from /Hem, Mica
" g * "°l ' 51"neri " m LOX
tisl . r.ne r v - otr, June 16.
Attired, stestoship Colorado, B,srr,f /101(Y01k.
. • .
makoniiin*
.Steamship Kennebeo, Hand, hence, arrived at New 1
ork yesterday, and cleared to return.
Steamship Oily of New York, hence of Boston 14th
Steamship 'Yenderblit, from New York 224 ult, ar-:
rived at Cowes BA 21 24 inst. .
Steamship _Boniest*, Trauttmin, from New York, at
amburg 29th nit, , •
. 'Steamship Arago,•Lines, from Haire .24 root, arrived
at New;York yesterday. • -
Straniship Keystone State, Mairohman, hence for
Oharleeton; was off Hatteras h P 21 Sunday last
Ship Nonpareil, Crean, from New York for Liverpool,
was spoken 12th lost, 4P 14, lat 42 2', long 48.
Ship Sea Ranger, Burnham, hence, arrived at Havana
Ehip Jehu, Merrick, thabiree, for New York , palled
fr. of Havana Ott lost.
ghip Ungi Roy Yoetor) (mu hill Fra4wlsce for
, I :ol : ...,?g , Essflift , l4.lo,Kilf(*.,. Tii.)pm5.DAy:.:,.i4 : 1111.0i . ..)..4 18.681
Houir Hong. was SOX', lilarstr2oel!4 10,na788 ap
ghip..Damtd., Stewart; Prentiss, for.. precTsiol, egged;
from Pa!timer° • •
&Iv Mory:Blide, from Bonfori,4titsterla March 2l.
Ship Orpheus, Obaseitteacia at Haug Haag 1,0113...,t
ffiqy, Suotwoo, Oftifeeld, cleated at New York
yeeterdiy for blelbourne, — ''• •
Shlp Atitellell; from' Oelleio, arrived at
Ship yirhige2l Itacer, from New York; ht Penangl2th
.Bhip Atmosphere, Lunt, from Son Pronntsco, at Doug
Eupg March UO.. . '
Ship Ellett mood, Rilby, from Ohlitotio Irelands, ar
rived at Alearitdrin 14th Inst.
_Duque Fosca (Dutoh) DO Weal, for Phlli•
dolphin, sailed front Helvoet 28th ult. .
hared° Caroline Ellems; he t at N Orleans
Bth Inst.
flarroie Thonias Allibone, Thompson, oloarad at New'
Orleans 81h lust: fall - ordeal/a% •
' BarquO 0-B Truitt, , Boull, for Bordeaux, cleared. at N'
Orleans Bth that.
Barque Julia oo4b, Rose, sailed from flames Sd Inst.
'for Falmouth, ((not Philsdolphis, as Wore.)
Barquos J It Bruoo,Vayle, for River la Plata, and
Oreolo, Buck, for Rio do Janeiro, sailed from Baltimore,
Barque Traveller, Randall, cleared at Bitiltimore 14th
Inst. for Rio de Janeiro. •
• Brig Bomern, Canfield, hence at Belem lath lust,
• Brig Trenton, Atherton, from Providence.for Phila
delphia, wont loses. from Dutch Island Harbor lathiest..
Brig Daniel-Webster. Williams, from Bangor for Phi.
ladelphia, sailed Horn Newport 12th inst.
Brig America, of Balton. ashore mouth of the High
lands, was - Dom_ Alexandria; bound to Boston, with a.
Cargo of coal. She is fail of water, and not worthlet
tingtd, being 24 yearn old.
Brig B tthaloneri Thompson, hence for Boston, et
Holmes' Hole lath last, and sailed again next dey.
Drige Abbott Lawrence and Pauline, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Boston 14th hist. '
Brig Leontine ) A reonhor erioe 'for Salem,. at Holmes,
Bohr David Dalai', llosiatider, .
for Plalladelplna, *ea
to sea from Wilmington; NO, Plitt Mot:
Behr Ban Lute, 'Catalan'', hence for Pawtookocat pro
vldence I.2th Mot; '
—Bohr Yankee Boy, Riley, . a for Philadelphia, sailed
from Hartford lttb Met.. . .
. . . . .
Bohr' W etkmrolora; Weldon, and iequonnook,"
Burroughs, Made at Salem 12th Inst.
Behr Sarah 'fluidal, Smith, sailed from . Sale m 32.1 h
filet. for Philadelphia. • :
Brain Pearl, Killy;fronahlew Bedford for Philadel
phia, limitable; Gorham, Providence for do, add Ben)
English, Bliven; New Haven, for do, at NeW York 14th
Bohr Richard . Borden Arnold hence at :Pali Biter
go. lest. -
Bchr Monterey; Arraiits, allied from Pall River Mb
lost, for Delaware City
&bra Wm' A 'llornmond, Coln; Wm Andenried,
Hewitt; b B porguson, Parrott; Robert Corson, 00111011,
and B B Bharp, aloyhmi,
p orn PhiladelphW for Boston;
Jades ; Doriatt, 'Davis; a 6 fox' Roxbury; Vi`
It P, Phillips,
Smith,' do for Braintree; " G'Porior; lindein; do for
Danvers; John 11 Harrls..lirench, - do for Saugus; Atlan
tic, Wass, do for Salem; Surf, Shaw., do for Newburi
port; Paragon, Hatch, and Oliro - Ellaabeth, Hamilton,
do for Portlaud; A K AloKenste, Drinko, do for Bogor,
were at Holmes' Hole lath last. - . •
Sohre Anna Smith, Smith, from Wilmnsgton, Del, for
Boston; Caron,. Meredith, Odesea, Del; for do; ,John B.
11 Austin, ANY, Walter & Lemuel, Johnson, and OW
II Neal, Henderson, .Phlladelphia for do, strived at
Holmes , Hole 1,.."th Met, and remained 14th. . •
Schre Fly, Cheesemau, from' Philadelphle for Nan.:
locket; Franklin F Randolph, Hazleton, do for Hyan
nis; -John II Risley, Dolce, do for Lyon; Jae L Hewett,
Bose, Boston for Philadelphia; Welcome Return, Clark,
Calais for do, at Holmes , Hole 14th Inst.
Bohm Adeline M Aldridge, of Philadelphia, Bateman,
LB Levering. of Wilmington, Del, Corson, from Boston
for Philadelphia, and James R Mitchell, of Dover, Del,
Morris, from Banton for • Dover, Del, run senora In a
thick tog night of the 1/th,,with the wind NH, on the
cast aide of the Back OhopSlolmes , Hole. • They are.
well up on the beach, having only 2,46 feet of water
alongside at high water;= they are hrballaet, and have
sustained no damage. • •
,
Sabra Wm 11 Smith, D 0 liaise, Sophia Ann, Sarah
liright,,Hill Carter, Prank. Pierce, Hannah %ghetto,
Jae if Stroup , lailleBaunders, Eloctric, Thotono Jeffer,
eon, 0 W Holmes, D P, John bi Williams, Aid, and Gun
Bock', Bailed from hohneo , ilole 12th Int. .-- -
Echre Ann 8 Cannon, from Philadelphia for Editoo;
DobOrah Jones, do for lioxbursj - litratton, do for
Lynn' ' and David inith, do for damn, were at Mimeo'
Rolelath loot.
Behr Mary Tice, Tice, hence at New Haven lath loot.
licks Z Stratton, Haley, hence for Lynn. Warren 0
Nelson, }Minot_ ,t do f,r Itoitatq; Deborah /ow;
Winsmore, and Wm H Dennis, Hewitt, do for Boston,
were at anchor In Dntcb Island Harbor lath inst..
• .
;Bohm Dicer°, Boston, Fidel's, Monterey; S B Bailey;
D M French, Hannah Matilda, D M Messeroli, dud Sea-
port, troorProvldenoe for Philadelphia; Martha Wright
ington, from Fill River for do. Alintra T, Dighton , for
do; Mary Ann, Boston for do; Thou P Oooper,New
Bedford for do; and Ocean Belie, Itoimes , 11°1610 - do;
went to sea Croat Dutch reland Harbor 12th fist. •
• .
Behr Challenge, Rector . , henee tor-Providence at N
London 12th inet
Sabra John Leander, Stites, and North Paelde,
Marcy, hence at Providence l2th inst.
Sohrs Ontario, Vangilder,tor Philadelphia, and Wm
11 Rowe, Wiggins, for Delaware Olty, sailed from' Pro•
videnee 12th inet
Behr Sarah A. Taylor, Corson, hence at Providence
Bth inst.
Bohr Ship Parpentor, Fountain, for Smyrna,
ailed from Providence 13th inst.
Steamer Aladjle ; Ore Mies', hence at Hartford 14th hilt
Propeller Patron°, hence at Albany 14th hint.
NOW YORK, Juno 15—Ar, steamships Augusta,
Woodhull, Bavennah; Huntsville, Post, do; bargee Dao
Wobster, Ward, Ousyama, for New Haven; Br brig
Alpha, Curry, Windsor, NO; Daniell sole Adeline, Ul
richsen, Rio de Janeiro; sohr R. A Wood, Orimmer,
Georgetown.
Old, ships Tsar; False, Union Island; Far Welt, pen.
nett, Now (Moan.- barques Golden Age, Route; Gal
veston; Mulct, Walker, Savannah; brig alatilda, Rich
archon, Elisabothporti schrs L A Edwards. Bhakeltord,
Charleston; Ltielen, Babriston, Beaufort; W A Bilis,
Nichols, Charleston.
PORTLAND—Av. 12th, aahc Dim:Lunt Bli*,
Jack
loville. •
Old, brig Scotland, Riven, Havana.
Barque Oanada,'whlcb arrived 11th fr om Miami,
has been ordoled to Boston
• N IMPORT—Ai lltb, brig Zobn Deldh, Rddy,
• . •
, -. .. . .. - .. .
at 3.2tb, 8 A X, ochre IsAniet'Broim, Iterad; from
Fell River, Alezandrie; Golden Rod, Bennett, from do,
Norfolk, and all others bound south and went. Wind
NE, fresh.
In port, Bohn, Alabtona, from Cali& for New Mien;
Lebsonah.
PM. Ar, brig J . II Kent, Reed, Bseannsh for Pro
Thiene°.
lath, 6 P 21. In port zebra George 0 Gibba, Glbto,
from Providence for N York.
Sailed, sabre 13 A Appleton, J C Ohew, Mary Ann,
Alabama, and all others bound ward.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
OP TO ONE VOLOOSC TlllB NONNINO.
GIRARD 110118E—Oheatuut street, below Ninth.
J If Morse, La 0 1V Welson, Dalt
Geo F Smith. Ole Ohio N P. Carter, Burlington,
Mrs Jet:roma & ohd, N Y lowa
Harrison White, Ohio Jos Howland, N Y • •
D Cummina, Del Miele Gould, N Y
J is Mclntosh, N Y P II IYalson, Waohington
J G Clark & w(: 8 Francisco J Gideon, Washington
Miss Helen Goodspeod, Wor- bliss Mary Clark, Worm's
caster, Mau . ter, Mass
Ralph Trembly, N Y Geo Kenedy, Del -
100 Smell di la, York, Pa -3 P O'Sullivan & la, Wash-
It P Todd, 8 0 . • legion
J 0 Minter, 8 0 U Richards, N Y
II Carroll, Jr, Balt F K Zollicoffor, Naelreille
A Berllnsame, Cambridge A CI Collett, Aid
John Reagan Texas • All Olin & la, Troy, N Y
Capt N Y 811 as Beacham, Baltimore
19 PORTA & lady, Boston Ii 0 Laughlin, Phila
A B Smith Geo 0 Ewing & lady, Mara
P D Lanier, N Y Mal Lanier, N Y
•E 0 Call & lady, Auburn, E Rice & lady, Minnesota
N Y W Cosner, N Y
UII Low, Pateraon, N J 0 0 Bean, N
J F.Bheppard,N Y .113 De.Weif, N Y -
.1 8 Perktos, N Y Lewis Cohen, N Y
N Reed, Boston 0 W Reed, Boston
Wm L Ilelfenstein, Pa ' Jainea Perrino, Dayton, 0
It Downy, Del Geo U Potts, el y
A 0 (freely, N Y • Mica Greely, N Y
Miss Blanch GreelY, N Y D Belknap & lady, Boston
Alt Rood, Buffalo, N.Y W Waldhnerd, New York
B F Stiiitnatt, New York I) F Appleton, New York
ISt Commerford, Imulaville, A V Chapplu, Louisiana
Ky . Uon Geo Taylor, BrOoklYn.
Mr.. Taylor & ch, Ifrooklyn 11 L James, Masa
L Coulter, St Louie W 0 Welsh, Baltiniore
W Mclntosh, Baltitnoro J Butterfield, Jr, Utica:
A Holland, Now York C Knop, New Jersey
A Carlton, Richmond, Ya W P Chamberlain, Rich-
Woe II Ryan, Baltimore mond, Va
T L Longston, Athens, Ga J W Sweet, Baltimore
Hon C 11 Howard, New York Joe Jowell, Baltimore
'D
McCann Baltimore .1 Gibson, Ireland
IW 11 Dobbin, Baltimore ,11 Troup, Baltimore
Thos Sheppard, Baltintoro B Miller, Buffalo
:Jos Slade, Boston S ii 11111 A. la, Columbus,
11 11 llrooni & In, Ry ' Ga -
111 Bryan, Texas . • D Loomis & wf, Rockville
W Ilusseitine,' Charleston J A Mulligan, Washington
C Whitemursh, Pa J W Ramsey &lady, N Y
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth street, below Areh
Lode Carl, York, Pa . Wallace; Brady , s Bend
John Thompson, Allegheny Bon Joe K Alley, N J
oily ' . H S Mellinger, Pa .-
J F Frey, Pa Hon J 0 McKibben, Oat
John B D Btout,Newl3ruwi- John Dills, Jr, Ky
wink' Mre Rimer NJ
John Schroeder, N Y. J A. Cummings. Pa
T Carey, Ohlo W 11 Mayer, Look Haven
Samuel W Smedley, Phils J Davenport, Jr, Boston
Wales French, New Baron LQ 0 Eimer, N J
Wm Overtleld, Jr, Easton U H Spilker & Is, Belt
Wm De Haven, Minersville A W Coleman 11l
T W Wellington, Mass J A Cambridge, More
Anthony Meyer, Pittsburgh W U hlcElhouy, N Y
UNION HOTEL—doh atm:, below FOU2a.
J D Manion, N J T ohambero, Dover, Del
F B Hunter, Pa - Battling, Pa
Got tright la, Bethle- ..J W. Thompson, Missouri
hem • - N Wilson, N 0
0 WWalmaley,,Fredor- Moan Wentz, Norristown,
icketown, Ma . Penns,
7 - 0 Good, Norriatowa, Pa Goo Doan, Ducts co
J Mulford, Salem, N 7 John Jasper, Ohio
Win Lowman, Ind co, Pa 110 Gramm% Chambers-
II Hawk, Hancock, NI burg, Pa
13 It Taylor dc Moses Gelcenborger, Lan-
Haven taster
0L I Painter, Money, Pa J Kauffman, Reading
NATIONAL ROTEL—Reee fitted, %bore TWA.
Wm Saylor, Schuylkill co W.:, Trout, Schuylkill co
A II Jameson, Beading Dr Jno Treon, Mont co; 0
DrLawlslloyer,Belt Limn J II Prise, ItMontville
P 0 Bloat, Bethlehem W 80oulter, Schuylkill co
MI Weaver: Lalioseter - B B LOllO, Lehigh co
II B Klrkeelegeri Phile W Atkins, N RR
Eon L Dudley &gland W N Duncan & Is., Lana
T M Blunt, Ohio ' John 'Koffman, Ohio
Jos Whitaker, Mt Clare J 8 Morrie, Potteville ,
T IT Purdy, Lewisburg
BRACE BEAR HOTEL—Third et., above
John Dell,ler, Fremont, Pa B H Lentlart, Leesport. PA
.1 Pasquay, N Y. Henry Thomas, Bougie's,
Nathan Landis, District, Pe Pa
Nathan F Ettinger, Alines. Henry Snyder, Green Line
Ville Wm It Ueberrotb, Lehigh
J BABB, Esrivllle co, Pa
Moms H Graft, Reading Augustus K Lohra, Pa
Mrs Loin's, Pa • • John K itothennel, Pa
Fool Erdman, Centreville Amos Welton, Stucker-
Wm Thompson, Elousville . town, Pa
Beni Itrubb, Landadale Mrs Millet, Bristol, Ps
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEI-13oiond street, below Vine.
Wm McDowell & ladles, Pa D Jarrett, Ps
A- Dannenhower, Mont y co Jon Betts, Monty co
K Palmer, Backe no 0 Kirkbrlde, Bucks co
1' Magill , d; la, 130 ke co It Simplon, Bunke co
8 T Buckman, Newtown MIJ Lance, Plymouth, PA
.1 Watson, Bucks co • 0 Merrick, Backe co
A Calder, Enulnunk, Pa E Horton, Bradford, Pa
0 McCarty, Pike co E W Miles, Pa
H Yardley, Pa Joe Smith, Pe
E Hall, Pa W Davison, 'Pa
Thou lint, Bungtown, NJ.
THOO. 13; nuctaxa
• . -
MADISON ROME, Second OM Market.
T W XVEMS, Reading, Pa. X Bertelet, Reeling, Pa
A N Gordy, Laurel. Del Anderson, N
D Omit, MIQIIneo, Pe John Baker, Philo
I A Tillhimer, Phil& . Tlt Moore, Frederica. De
/doing, Del P Embry, Nie
0 - Andermon,Baltirnore,Dld W B llorsey,•Dol ' •
Nathaniel Horsey, Del J A Welte,Deorletone,De
•Thom B Sipple, Georgetown, Del ,
,
BLUM. DEAR INN—Hifth and Merchant intent&
Thee Barrie , Bridgeport, Pa Levi J Hoffman, West
John E (7olumbia, Chester, Pa • ,
Pa' • Jacob Deveri,Weat °heater;
D Enna, Pottaville,Pa Pa .
A Marshall, Wilmington, • J Dloltipson , West Mester,
J Eachu, Chester co, Pa J & Lewis, Del
0 M T ay) or , Del co, Pa Wm W Reynolds, Ald
Templin, Chester co, Pa A It Pennington, Middle-
W Fellows, N Y ' torn, tort
T B Young, Chester co, Pa Tholl Darlington Chester
N D TWA. Wieder co, Pa co, Pa
Mite B J Tagart, Ogeeter A Garrett& la, Chester co,
John Jackson, iYeat otken.• pgltagton Del co, Pa
ter, Pa •
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALD BAULK HOTEL—ThLiCetreet ab. Oallowhlll.
/ A Fisher. Btrondeb, Pa IlltaiaAln, Kutatown, pa
Monbeek, Btroudeb, , h lints, Kutztown, L'a
- X II Mack, Button U MeNobely,' Altoona
'nKkitti N Y ; J Harbiter, nestling
ee M L Buoy, Allentown P Stinker, Moab Chunk
D Snyder, Mauch °hunk J Mayers, MontgottlerY 00
41131mmone, Luzeme co 8 Newconnuer, Bprlng9, Pa
ArdidNICAN ROUSE—Oheetont 'treat, above pinti
V, 0 Goodwin: N &mit anon, Richmond,Va
lea d Blyerei Va OOO It Rome, Va
,tine M Mergan, Aid J Fletcher, Maas
ore>o.Fletcher, Mesa 111 'Burgess & family, Maas
'All)ert Bridges, Was B B jOllO/1 A-, lady, N Y
.Jonee, NY , AS Chlttonden, N
J S'Allen and lady, Jeraoy R S Bailey, Jersey Shore _
gh 6 re • _ D White, Pa -
? yak apond, N Y' 0 Olaften, Providence, It
MRose, Providence, R 18 0 Easton, Del
a C Partly, Washington . John Lerrabee and wife,
D %Moon, N Y Bath;
a' /Resta' Ald
WEECTIRN LlWYP.L—hlarket street, above Eighth.
Sdirard 4 Glass. N Y , 3 Fire, Pittsburgh
Oho F Leeds, Phil+. • John Ramsey, Court
L QUecht, N Y •
,W McCormick, Ohio
A ?..3 Wilson, Pittsburgh . B Whitey. Y
Ssuiust Bowen, Llarrisb Authoni Smith, Freeport,
II Wealer. Pelt Illlpoia. •
A Psederiske, New York.
epertal Notizoo.
McElroy's
DIULADELPIIIA CITY DIRECTORY,
Fon 11329,.
Will be published at the usual. time, greatly enlarged
and Unproved, and will contain, in, addition to-the
Common matter, several NEW 'features.
A RESIDENCE of nearly TIIIRTY YEARS In this
eitY, and. the Compilation of tho Oily Directory for
TWWENTY•ONE YEARS, together with the Annual'
OtttlitY of a largo amount et money, are, it is confidently
bettered, sufficient warrants of capability to Insure car
rectum and She continued patronage of my Monde and
thd patella. A. MoELROY,
' jell.fmw 3tik ' 432 CIIESTNUT.
Plafpnouttry , Consiimption.--The Inutility of
ordinal medicines in this fatal disease is an undenia
ilulmonaty Consumption being primarily and
essentially duo to improper assimilation and disordered
r . iutelkiain, can be rationally attacked only by a medicine
wlitch , renovates the nutritive powers. Such a niedi
ciao' istkis PERUVIAN SYRUP, !hose chief ingredi
ent Wit directly mid Iminediately on the hlood,and ar
'Nets the disease safely and surely, wherever relief is
- • jelb-dtit molt
The . ,.besmty of glossy silken tresses has al
:ways beels the theme of poesy and of love. Persons
whote.hair, is harsh and wlry.should use that elegant
preparation, JULES ILAUEL'S EAU ATHENIENNE,
OR ILAIE AESTOEER. It removes all impurities
from thO skin, keeps the pores open, 'and proniotes a
healtlilgrowth'of luxurious halt' where baldness 11.-
igttr. - A few applications reader the hair rich, soft, and .
glossy, and change gray hairs and whiskers to their ori
ginal ad.color; • It to not a dye ' and sons not Wm akin
..
or linen. , Sold by all druggists, and by JULES
N'AUEL dc CO., 1i0.764 011ESTNUT Street.
jal-focwAt
Fund.—Flve Per Conte Interest.—
NATIONAL SAVETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street,' 8; W. corner of TRIED, Philadelphia. Money
received to any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day. of deirollt to the day or withdrawal.
Money in received and payments made daily, without
notice. The' iniestments are made in Beal Estate,
Mortgages, around Rents, and such first-class mbar--
tise ae th charter requires. Office hours, froni9o'dock
the; mornin g mair6 o'clock In the afternoon,' and on
'Monday end Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. fed
Saving Fund—American Life Insurance and
TrustOOMPANY, S. B. corner FOURTH and WAR.
.I` , lWll-OAVIT*I. $500,000. Depositors paid on demand,
in Gold and Silver. This old Institution never ceased
to pay all sumo In full during the PAN ID AND BANK nue
rantnon. Je9-112f.
Strauss lie Goldman, No. 300 Market street,
above Third, Wholesale dealers in CLOTHING, are
new selling off their entire stock:at Retail, at wholesale
fe3-Iw
Bower's Infant Cordial.-.TM, invaluable
Cordial to yreparedfroma variety Of the moat Choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and tellable carminative extent far Infinite and
young children. -
By its powerfnl influence a speedy aura le effected in
all cases of Chalk, windy pains and , imams. Relieves
and mitigate much of children's cohering during dientb
lion or teething, and by its 'loathing properties trait
.geilleeo pains of the bowels, lameness, vomiting, &a.
The Infant Cordial hue become a standard remedy,
and has been need In thousands of muses with the moat
abandeut stiosese. No family should be without It.
Prepaied only by Hamm A. Bawds,
At his Drug and Chemical Btore,
• N. 7, corner of Sixth and Green ite„ Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And - for sale
by Druggists generally; idly
Grover & Bakers
OXIMIRATID
PA:MILY.BICWINQ MACHINES,
• 780 OIi&BTNUT 13TRISET.
Machines are now Justly admitted to be the
beet in nee for flintily dewing, maktng a new, strong,
mut &balk united; which win now rip, wren If every
fourth stitch be cur. Oirettlant sent on application by
letter. app•y
Jackoon,
JOB PIIINTBR;
MBRIBIANT
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Ileadr, Cir
culars, Claes, and all other Enda Of Job Printing, at
prices to'sult the times. 001747
Singers Sewing Machines.—Alter a lair
trial of the several machines that have yet been offered
to the pdbilti, the unanimous 'verdict of operators has
been given in favor of Slopes. This is, In fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sowing.
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACIIINII
la, beyond all question, the moat complete article for
family use yet Invented, being at once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, in every respect, to any
other machine. On this 'statement WO challenge the
world. - I. M. SINGER & CO.,
107-Cm °face, No. 600 01ILSTNOT Street.
Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street. Receive; de.
posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
sissies of the community, and allows intermit at the
rate of dye per cent. per , annum.
Oftlo6-open daily, from 0 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and So tardily until 9 in the evening. President,
1414, Treasurer and Secretary, (Marlins 111,
Annum
At It. James' Church, Drummondtown, Aecotoso
county, Va., on Friday, 11th inst. by Be,. Ohenncy
Oolton, _D. D.; Rev. JOHN 0. TERRE NT, of Philadel
phia, to. Miss SALLIE I', POTTER, of Aucomee coon
-11, Va , daughter of the late Dr. John R. Potter, of
Milford, Del. [Philadelphia and Washington
paean please copy.]
On the 14th instant, at the telideoce of the bride's
:father, b Be,. James °halloo. JAMS BROWN .to
SALLIE E.,only daughter of Benjamin Andrews, Elm.,
ell of. this cty. *
Ou the 10th !natant, by Rev. W. Payette Davidson, of
the Church of the Redeemer '
Mr JAMES HARNEY
to Miss MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON, all of this
Mtg. . •
n the 13th Instant, by Rev. George Chandler, Mr.
GEORGE KINSEY to Miss ELIZABETH NEVE.
LINO:
ilicattie.
On third day, (Tneeday,) the 16th Rdent, RUTH
ANNA 000 GINS, wife of Edward U.. Coggin", In the
36th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her brother-In
law, °bailee Pitmen, Upper Dublin Townehip, Mont
gomery county, on riath day (Friday) morning, 18th
fast., at g o'clock, without further notice. Carriages
will% in waiting at Edge 111,1 station, North Pennsyl
vania Railroad, to . meet the tram leaving ' Ohatham
street, et lab o'clock, A. 11,
Interment at Woodland Oemeter,y. **
On the 18th'in.tant, PETER LANE, late of Sanford's
Opera Troupe; in the 26th year of hie age.
tile 'relatives and friends and the members of the
Good Will Tire Company are respectfully invited to
attend hie funeral from the bowie of his friend, John
Sinclair, 213 North Math etreet, above Race, this after
noon ,16th Instant, at 2 o'clock. )New York and Al
bahypapere please copy.]
On the 19th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH 0. HAY,
wife of Peter Hay. . •
On the 18th instant, Major JOHN. BROOKS, in the
87th year of his age.'
On the lath instant, MOSES LEOPOLD, in the 97th
year of his age.
On 'the 23th instant, Mrs.& 0. SOUTIIWORTII, in
the 57th year of her age.
On the lath instant, SAMUEL lIELVESTON, in the
68th year of hie age.
q. Ordination.—The t Rev. A. Lee, P.
D., Bishop of Delaware_ hull still e special °nil.
oat on in Ow Church of the Redeemer, Emunen , x Mk
film', N. W. corner CATHARINE owl RWANSON
Streeta, TIM MORN Int}, At 11 o'clock. Itk
Notice.—The Anneal. Meeting of the
StnckhoMont in the ATLANTIC AND 01110
TELEURAVII COMPANY will be bold at tlie Com
pany,. office Phlledelphin, ou THUR3DAY, the 10th
day of July:ll3sB, at 10 o'clock A.
• CIIARLEB T. MILLER.
Jolo.ll* Secretary,
ry-1. A Floral, Fruit, nod Fancy Yale, in
u,3 odd of the Rev. Mr. Ilwing's (Presbyterian)
Church, will lie continued during IVIIDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, owl FRIDAY of this week, iu Odd Fel
lows' Hall, corner of THIRTY-SIXTII and MARKET
Streets, Wed Philadelphia. Tickets of admission 10
cents. Market street and Woodland Cemetery Omni
buses pas the hail every few minutes until a late hour.
Como and ewe the fruits of female industry and ingenu
ity, and enjoy the luxury of pure country air, 'drawbar.
ries, and Ice cream, and tho greater luxury of abetting
a good canoe. Open day and evening, it*
ra.noral and Strawberry Festival, for the
BENEFIT OP THE YOUNG HEN'S CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION.—The Ladles of the different
Evangelical Churches of thla city have generously un
dertaken the management of this Festival, to be held In
AYNIVB HALL, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, Juue 15th, 16th, and 17th, commencing
Tuesday at 2 o'clock P. 51.
On Each evening of the Festival there will be onto
printo addresses and singing; a number of friends.
having kindly consented to contribute in this manner
to the luterest and pleasure of the occasion.
Donations of flowers, strawberries, ice cream, cakes,
confectioneries, the., aro respectfully solicited.
Contributions of money may be sent to GEORGIE ll.'
SSUART, Eery., President of the Association, or to either
of the undersigned,
Season Tickets (price 25 cents) may be had at the
Rooms, Nos. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street, and at
the principal hook Stores and Publication Houses.
From the great Interest manifested by the entire
community in the Young Men's Obriatian Association,
tie hope to realise, in this pleasant way, a very 'Argo
pond, to supply a progent need, and enable us to con
, RIM+ tho good work in which we are go successfully on-
gaged. Wlti. GETTY, 152 South Fourth street,
• • • • JOUN WIEST, JR., 47 N. Third street,
Finance Committee;
VII. G. onowELL, Treasurer,
510 Walnut street.
irr'Philadelphia Retreat for the. Intempe ,
RATE —A. public meeting for the formation of
this Association will be hold at MUSICAL FUND
HALL, Locust street, above Eighth, on THURSDAY
EVENING) June 17th, At 8 o'clock A charter will be
presented. Addresses will be made Upon , the subject Ly
llov ' RICHARD NEWTON), D. D. Dr. JOSEPH
PARRISiI, and Hen, WILLIAM D 'KELLEY. Ls•
dies, invited. • Dn. JOHN RARRIS,
HENRY R. BLACKISTON,
, Rev. J II RIPLEY,
HENRY BIRK IMRE,
WILLIAM NICItOLSON,
joligatitg i..'onunittes,of Arrangements.
arßig Mountain Itnprovemest : Comnany,
PHILAWILPHIA, Jane too. 1258.—N0T108.
A Special Meeting of tho Blockhotul of the ' , Big -
Mountain Improvement Conspany” will tai at the p/GURED SHIIITINGS.—wide. French
office of the Company, southeast corner of Fllktirs,,id Sh4tinee 'neat styles 4.4 /frayed She Linewi.
0 1 1EBTNUT Streets, Philadelphia, on FRIDAY, the _ . lu i ßri , EBB Blom=
25th instant, at 12 o'clock M. to receive a report upon je.l6.if CiEtied'ffNin and BIGIITEt.
the unexpected condition of its affairs, and. to express
their views as to the future course they wish the
rectors to pursue in the matter. „.
By order of the Board of Directors.
je124112t P. 3.11N118, President.
Germantown Passenger Rallway.—The
113. Commissioners of the Germantown Passenger
Railway Company. , will attend on MONDAY, the 2811 s
Juno, 1858, sod on each business day thereafter - '
from
10 o'clock A. M. to 2 o'clock P. ht., at No. 80 South
BIXTII Street, to receive subscriptions to the stock of
bald Company, until the same le fully subscribed.
' Charles hiagarge, William 8. Perot, Vincent L. Brad
ford, J. If. Wheeler, d. Struthers, William Mill:
ward William W. IVister, Mordecai G. Dawson, Thos.
A. Diddle, George •W. Iltuninersly, tabor Gates, John
J. Griffith, and Unhurt P. King, Commissioners.
jel2-iliJyl,
Girard College Patienger Railway Cont.
PANY.—At a meeting of the- Commissioners of
the GIRARD COLLEGE PASSENGER. RAILWAY
COMPANY, held' at the Wutherill House, Friday, May
28,1858, it was .
Resolved, That in conformity with the act of Assem
bly in ouch cases made and provided, -we will meet on
MONDAY, the 21st day of June, A. D. - 1858 at the
Washington Drove Yard Rotel, RIDGE. AVENUE„
above Sixteenth street, at 8, o'clock A. Id. open books "
for receiving eubscriptions to the capital of said
Company, and that the said books shall be kept open for
the said purpose at the same place, between tho hours of
9 A'. 51. and 3 P. M., on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and
WEDNESDAY, the 2lot, 22d, and 23d of June, 1858.
In pursuance of the above reoolution ' books will be
open for receiving subscriptions to the capital stock of
said Company, at the time and place mentioned in the
bald resolution, by the undersigned, a committee ap..
pointed fo tiler purpose.
CHARLES TTIO3IPSON JONES,
JACOB MIER,.
JAMES P. NICHOLAS,
- ROBERT MORRIS, .
JAMES PAGE,
Commissioners.
Resolved, That to order to afford the citizens at largo
the fulleat opportunity to participate In the enterprise,
that it be recommended to the Commissionere, as far as
in their power, to limit the subscription to each Indio'.
duel, the trot day, to ten shares. niy3l-iltJe23 .
ClX.Green and Coates street. Philadelphia
Passenger Railway Company —At a meet,
log of the Commiesionern named in the sat to Incorpo
rate the Green and Coates-street Philadelphia Passen
ger Railway Company, held In pursuance of public no
tice properly given, at the Madison Howse, in Beyond
Area, on Monday evening, May 24th,1858, it was .
Resolved, That the officers of this meeting be au
thorised to procure the memory mbecriptlon books,
and to give, in two or More papors, twenty days notice
that books will be opened and subscriptions received
by them' to - the capital stook bt the company, at *the
Commissioners' hall, on Third street, below Green, on
Wednesday, the sixteenth of Jnio, at 10 o'clock
to which thee and place this meeting stands' ad:
•
Joinned.,'
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given, that the said
Commissioners will meet at the OODIMISSIONERS'
lIALL, in TRIAD street; below Green, on WRDNES..
DAY, June 10th, A D. 1850, at 10 o'clock A. IL, to re
-Wye aubseriptione to the capital ideals of the aforesaid
Green nod Coates streets Philadelphia Passenger Rail
way Dempsey.
MOM 001iNIILIAT, Chairman.
WX, lIIIAD, Secretaries.
SAN. 11. JONES, mTso.vr
Home for Ineslids with Affections of
THE OIiEBT,
8. W. rm. PARKS , And (IW.EBTNIIT Streets,
my2l.lmil Weet Philadelphia.
peroonni.
WANTED.-INFORMATION OF A. T.
• DROWN, n lad of 12 yearn of age, who left his
home in OTTER Street, Remington, on Saturday lout,
and has nut been heard of since. Leave information
with the Central Police Station, and oblige s distressed
family. jolB-21.*
TO E. P:-CANNOT LEAVE HOME
!o-day, a. Elder B. is staying with the family.
Will go to Burlington on Stualy , without fall.
jol.0•10 , P • • J. C. T.
Nottres.
911 HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
I. notice that they have withdrawn from the man
agenient of the WAREHOUSING .COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, and have no longer any connection
therewith. W. C. PAT'FERSON,
B. MORRIS WARN,
Cr. C. HARVEY,
GEO. H. STUART,
JOS. IVELSFORD.
Pn ILA nn Lrn Lt, 14th Juno, 1818. jeDloat*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application has been Made to the Trustees of the
Fire Association for the renewal of policy of imiurance
issued in the name of JOHN MURRAY, on the 61.1 e day
of December, 1847, No. 11,482, for $1,54/0, and by him
transferred to JOHN McCOY, December 6, 1851, and by
him .transferred ou the same date to CATHARINE
RANKEN, which policy has been lost or mislaid. Any
information thereof will be received by
JOHN McCOY,
jelfhw f nt•lmir 311 and 313 South FRONT Street.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THE
SECOND AND THIRD. STREET PASSENGER
RAILWAY., and furnishing materiels for the same for
the entire road, and also for doing tha work and furnish
ing thelnaterials, each separately, will be received at
the office of the Company, No. 2 (Irian Building. in
WALNUT Street, between Second and Third Streets,
until WEDNESDAY, 23d Instant, noon.
Plans and apecidcatione can be seen at the Dice after
WEDNESDAY, the nth inst.
Jald-St - JAMES VERREE, President.
VENTRAL BANK OF PENNSYLVA
NIA.—Notice le hereby given, that the CENTRAL
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA, a itquidapburg,witi
be open for business on WEDNESDAY, the lath inst.
JOSEPH BROWER, Cashier.
Post and Conemercia/ Journal, Pittsburgh, and Ame
rican and' Sun, Baltimore, copy, and charge Central
Bank. - je4-2w
Summer ticsorts
IVI OIJNT HOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL, 6
lttx MILES FROM CARLISLE, PA., AT TIIE GAP
OF THE SOUTHMOTINTAIII.-The subscriberof the
St. Lawrence Rotel, Chestnut street, Philadelphl ' a, hoe.
lug lensed the above popular slimmer resort of the late
proprietor, James W ..Pattun, will opun the same for the
reception of guests on the 20th of June. Terms . mode
rate. Address A. O. murzy,
Mount Roily Springs,
jelllMinii • Cumberland eounty, Pa.
Soy enle anb (to 'et.
TO LET.-THE UPPER ROOMS OF
stores No. 327 and No. 333 ,MARKET Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the premises, to
M. L. HALLOWELL & CO, or
febt-tt GUILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
RFOR SALE.—A tine COUNTRY RE
SIDENCE, within twelve minutes' ride of the city,
on the 0 ernumtown Railroad, and within one square of
the Station., Large double three•story Nom, gas
throughout, hot and cold. water, furnace, stable, &c.,
and between two and three acres o f ground; vegetable
garden made, and grounds in complete order. Uourly
trains to and from the city from 6 A. M. to 111'.
Apply to T. L. LITTLEFIELD,
PIMA* Iron Railing Store, 23 North SIXTH St.
FSALE.—A handsome LOT of ground
JIL . 82 by 100 kaki oa Bpring Garden street, net o
Broad.
Also, desirable Building Lots - on Thirteenth street
and Columbia avenue, on Ground Bent.
o valuable l'roperty on Market street, west or
Permanent Bridge, 60 by 220 feet. Apply to
H. C. THOMPSON & G. M. CON ARROB,
jel2.6t* 633 ARCH. Street.
ru RENT, THE FIRST FLOOR AND
1 BASEMENT of the large STORE, No. WS MAR
KET 'Um et. Apply to
HILDEBIIRN & BROTHER,
spn.tf No. 688 MARKET 'attest.
Wants.
"EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A
young married man, as copyist, essayist, or re
viewer, and whore his classical and scientific attain
ments may Do useful in their legitimate !Raids. Ad
dress PRO RE NATA, Press Office.
Je113.20V
QALESMEN WANTED.-TWO FIRST
CLASS SALESMEN—Engagement to commence
ou the Ist day of July neat. The subscribers will en
gage none but moo of known ability, (to whom liberal
solaria will be paidj who can imicence a large South
ern or Western Trade. Apply to.
SHAMES HARKNESS & SON,
Wholesale Cloth Mrs, 388 HARKEN Street
my2l-lm ' Philadelphia.
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to $22 per month.
No men having a wife or child will be warded. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No 817 !MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM S. ROY ALL,
let Lieut. 2d Regt. of Cavalry,
apl.7-tf Recruiting 081cer.
l ie O. Ss M.
To the Grand Commanders of the various Grand
Councils of the I. 0. S. M. meeting lu the United
States:
A Convention of five delegates from each of the (trend
Councils of the respective States, with a clow to form a
Supreme Grand Council of the United Stales, will be
held its the city of Philadelphia, on
MONDAY, JULY 19T11, 1868,
at the Hall, southwest corner of CHESTNUT and
TBNTII Streets.
Subordinate Councils, not having a representation In
it Wand Council within their rempectivojuriadictions,
will be entitled to be reprearnteil as fully an Orand
Councils.
By assent of various Grand Councils.
Communications should be addressed to
IJOKACE L. PETBBSOIV,
Chairman of Committee on Correspondenco.of S. O. U.
of Eastern Penuaylvania, Philadelphia.
WrTho Now York Herald; Traveller, poem, ;
Morning Post, Pittsburgh, PA.; American, Baltimore;
. Louie; Picayune New Orleans; and
t i ffale a n b , ll l 4 V 4 a n shi 6 n t g . toti, will please insert the above three
times, and send bills immediately to this office for col
lection. J010.3t
IaRYANT & STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEOES. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast corner SEVENTH end
CIIESTNUT Streets. Yet Information, call or send for
circular. jel6-11
!TREAT TRIAL OF SPEEI).-LANOET
ALA and FLORA TEMPLE will have a trial or speed
at the CIIKAVNUT 111,LI, PARK, at 3 o'clock P. M.,
TlllB DAY, beat 3 in 5 to harness, for a premium or
$l,OOO The public may expect to witness in this con
test the best performance exec. exhibited. IVa
I_TEIDSICK & CO. OIIAMPAQNE.—A
Lil conetent supply of the genutno brand in bond and
in Moro, for Bale by W YEAToN,
le2 216 sout bf. h
'FRONT Btrest.
VIRE
Oktop CRA.OKERS.-5,000 boxes No. 1
GOO lro thockerl, for rale by
GEORGE K. OTIAMBERS
.103-2w* ' •• 13 N. 'WATER Street..
LARE COPPER, FOR SALE AT 616
MARKET Street. •
je Ifl-2tll* • WM. R. WOODWARD Jr, CO.
QIIOULDERS.-50 Shouldors,
, in dry ,
ts , salt, for sale by 0.
0.
SA INVI CO.,
rt.
iO4 9 North
GIN.-4Wpipes Dutch Company Gin, in
bona and for Salo by '
WILLIAM S. YZATOtt,
No. 916 Ron* VAONT fittest
SLATE SLATE I SLATE I—ltoottng
sloe, of Ml eine, and at very low rated, kept oou,
'Ural,* on hand, nod for Dale b
inEwite t , vox, & oo
GERMANTOWN ROAD and T2llRDfitreet
N. B. Slate Boob put on in the beet manner, and r 6
patriot attandad to. All work warranted. rah
driERMAN OIGARS.-15 CASES VA-
N , A BiottO brande r In Atom and far sale by
WILLIext H. Y EATON,
Jel no &mil FRONT Etna.
'Retail 1142 Day.
rg i ANTILLY E•
L y e J;gt uti o c r d n i fid o i n t . fevir of these glide, am! F renc h
.0 tigA.M&S.O 7:1)16T14.1143.
/ CusarraT,ind BIGJITH.
_Akt BLACK ea we ever bad
for Mantillas or Dresses.
Lawns at 8 cis.; new styles, fast Wore, 12g.
Travelling Dross Stuffs i also for Dustent.
Thin !lobo Drosses, closing out cheap. '
111E1.114 SUMMER WEAR.
.Linen Drillings, for cool Pantaloons. t
Marseilles Yeatin.gs, warranted cool and not to fade.
Boys' Wear, in thin, light, cool material.
WHITE .0130D8.
Nainsoolc, Jaconet, and Cambria Muslina..
Stvles Muslim!, plain, dotted, and figured. ' •
Linen Cambria NOLL figured, bordered, and white. ,
French Lace Pointe and Mantles.."
Silk Dusters,, the ntuchtadmlred new'shape:
Combinations of Silk pm! Lace., •
Lowtpriced Mantillas.
NEW and PliESIt MANTLES from the Work-min
every hour during the day.
corrpEn. k CONAND,
jell. 8. E. corner NINTH and idaRILET..
'REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SPRING- MANTILLAS,
• ALL 'sox
SLIMMER MANTILLAS,'
BILK AND LACE, BILK. AND NET,
all reduced in price on and after .
MONDAY, - JUNE 7m. •
Iranian Leon
POINTS' AND MANTILLAS.
JIM? OPMCD,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT •
.DESIRABLE. GOODS,
which wo will offer ot . .
Low pitloNs. , • ,
J. w." - eloorop. & 00.
No. los ,cinsicyNwr street
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, &o.
OONSUDIERB of GIOHARDSON 3 BLINENS, and thee°
desirous of obtaining the GONIIIIIS GOODS, should
see that the articles they Firebug are sealed with the
full name of the Srm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & *OWDEN,
, .
is a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods.
- . .
This caution hi rendered essentially neOMIAry as large
quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared.
Reason after evasion, and keeled with the name of
11011ARDS0N, by Irish herniae, who, regardless of the
Infer y thus Inflicted alike on the American consumer
end the manufacturers of the genuine Goods. will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pox ,
chasers can be Imposed on with Goals of a worthless'
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
tny2B-8m Agents, 88 CHUROII Street, New YOI
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH
STAPLE AND FANOY BILK GOODS
OPENING Of
FASHIONABLE
SPRING SILKS AND ROBES
DAYADERE MST 101:1113
BAYADNEE RIOH
OHENE BAYADERE BILHE.
OHENE MODE BLUE AND BDOWNO.
NEWEST. STYLE DOANE., ,
$2,60 t arld $3 for the •••
CTRL 11,1 , 111N6 3SIRTO.
ETRE & L&NDELL,
myle-tjA yoDETH AND AROH BTRENTB
A CARD.
JOSEPH A.. HA.GIi,
Retail Dealer In
DOMESTIC AND , FOREIGN
DRY GDODB,
No. 448 N. BEOOND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
Large !Borg White Building. - •
TERMS—ORR PRIOR /OR OARII.
117 Prices narked in plain figures on each artialo
sp/9-Bm.
MANTILLAS SIIAMLS , i BILKS
THORNLNY. CHXBM.
Would Invite special attention THIS. DAY to one of
the most complete stocks of , •
MANTILLAS IN TILES CITY 1..•
Comprising the newest and meet desirable goods mad
n every materiel need this season.
PRIOES ItANOE lf/tOrd $3 TO $l3l
We have It large 'took of .
Plain Orape Shaves, from $4 to $18!
Embroidered Crepe !Shawls, from $8.50 to $4O
Stolle Shawl*, In every color, centre, from $2 to $l2!
_ Plala Thlbet Shawls, Dfourning Shawl", Ito,
Our stook of
BLAON BILKS AND HANOI' 811;KB
e worthy of 'particular *Meatiest, as they are - - •
POSITIVELY'VBRY 011. NAY ! I !..
We hare a beautlfal istook of
• PENNON ONGANDIN LAWNS, ONZNADINZS,
OHALLINS, BARBGNB, LAVBLLEB, &e.
SUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
Gloves, Mitts, Veils, Lisien Ilarsikeroblefs, unornally
We have jest opened a large lot of
SUMMER MARSEILLES QUILTS, DIMITY' QUILTS,
OLOTHS, OASSIEERES, and DRILLS,
Nor hfen , a and Boys' Wear.
BEST IRISH LINEN,
Of our own Importation, &0., at .
TILORNLEY k OHIBM'S,
N. N. Oar. EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN Stieete.
N. B.—Several lots of Flouncing's, Edgings, &0., at
feu than half price. - . myls
IIetAYADERE AND PLAIN LAVELLAS
J-IP AT 123( CENTS.
Black and Brown Mired do., at 25, 44, and 50 cents.
Black and Brown °ruralise, 25 cents.
'WADERS AND PLAIN 11011 AIRS.
Lupin's Mons Debege and Madonnas.
Shepherd's Yields, /2X cents, end upwards.
Bayadere medium style Grisellae.
Duals, Baregea, Drape Berets.
Tamartines, Chillier, Detainee, and other Dress Ma
terials. '
French , Lawns and Organdies by the yard and 111
Robes.
HAREMS ROBES IN VARIETY.
Wide White Barege, for Shawls, Tatman, Ac.
Wide Black Barer!.
Glossy Black Bilks as cheap aa any In the city.
Blue, Green; and Lilac Plaid Summer Bilks.
Super Plain and Plaid India 8115.. •
Super Palle Printed rich figured Marseilles, for Bis
ques, Wrappers, Ac., a new article.
New Printed Brilliants at 25 cents, and upwards.
STELLA. SHAWLS In great variety.
Irish Linens and Linen Goods, a full dock, Ice.
4.4 Waumntta Shirtinge, 12 cents bathe pike.
CHARLES .ADAMS,
my 24 8. E. corner EIORTII and ARCH Street!.
ftlillintrn anb straw (115apbo.
KEEP COOL.
STRAW HATS.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & -NIDELOLS,
4S South SECOND Stud,
je 12-3tJyl Four doors above Chestnut
F IRE -WORKS! FIRE-WORKS!!
A full ausortintut of
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
'STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
1210 SUREST STRUT /
jols Wilt of Twilfth
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
SARATOGA, April 12,1868
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
During the host season an attempt was made to de
ceive the public, by persons offering what they celled
" CONGRESS WATER," from Fountains E • end at the
price of eis. cents per glass. The WROLESALIii price
of the GENUINE CONGRESS WATER, at New York,
being about I j( mats par glue. the imposition of thus
pretending to sell at retail, for lees than cost, and with
out allowance for Freight, Cartage and Breakage, is
apparent ; but their probable course has been to empty
ONE bottle of genuine Congress Water into a Foun
tain, and thereby christenlog its total contents: •
We hare NEVER sold Oongrees Water in Fountains
nor in vessels of ANY OTUER DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordinary.slsed GLASS BOTTLES. The cork of every
bottle of the genuine Is blended " CONGRESS WATER
0. Ic W.," and if without tkese words and letters, it la
COUNTERFEIT. . CLARE WHITE, •
ap2B-w th t 001-lf Proprietors of Congress Spring.
FRESII CONGRESS SPRING- WATER,
Received dlrsedlY dram -the 'Staring at Saratoga,
always on band, In Plot and Quart Bottles and for
sale by BROWN, Chemist and Druigist,
N. 11. corner CHESTNUT and 111111 treats
my26•wth-too
SPECTACLES,
IN GOLD, SILVER, AND ELASTIC IT EEL
FRAMES, of a great &tidy of Patterns, with superior
GLASSES, adapted to all sights.
OPT GLASSES.
STEREOSCOPES,
With a Inge assortment of
MAGNIVIOENT VIEWS FROM NATURE.
OPERA GLASSES
,
THERSIOMETEES,
SURVEYORS , INSTRUMENTS.
lON eALS IS?
SAMUEL L. FOX,
D OIAZI,
CM NORTH. SECON STREET,
ABOVE BUTTONWOOD - _ . ,
SIX yea r e with the moimiterass.
Agent for PISTE Patent Oblique Point Pens and the
age Doable Thread Sewing Machines. rnyig.itric,
BRIDGETON, BLILLEVILLE,
PORT ELIZAD.RTH, .Icc., kc.—The
oteomer EXPRESS leaves flat pier below ASCII Street
TUESDAYS, TIIURSDAYB, and SATURDAYS at 8,4,
o'clock A. St. Returning, leaves Bridgeton MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,. ond .FRIDAYS, at 8 o'clock A. M.;
touching at New Castle, Delaware City, Greenwich,
Mulford awl Tyndale's, going and returning.
~
Through tickets, by Magee connecting with the " Ex
press," for the following places, to wit:
51111wrille ' - $1 00 Port Elisabeth $1 25
Pairten or Cedarville. 75 Newport 88
Dividing Omsk 1 00 Manricetown 1 25
All landings on the Cohansey '75
Delaware Car of New Cootie 50
The 'stages meet the boat punctually. No disappoint
ments or delays need be anticipated. Freight of every
j
1 description, taken at low rates. el.lm*
67 . FOWLER, WELLS, & CO , 922
/Mg r ' CHESTNUT Street keep standard works on 1: 14 i Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure, and Pho.
nography, wholesale and retail. Phrenologi
cal Examination, with charts, and full writ
tea descriptions of character, given day and even
ing. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders by mall to be
addressed to Yowler, & Co., On Chestnut
street. 1k943a601t
~inasem
... _
• . .
,AJVHEATLEy , S J ST.- TBSATRE.
TESTIMONIAL BENSXIfIrTO f?:•_1••
"-ti ,
.'THlSoyeanegas,) EYBNINH, Jane 15th, • -
B. JBAOIIIIIIAM",. - •
iippeat in but Original barlestp a e of,• • • -
HASTBH ALP IHAD lITHWABT i whaostit
BBlexTo aonelude with ' '•
• .
LBIIDISHITIVE
Boles, 25 cents ' . Beamed, Seats iri Dreelißrete 37.4;
Orchestra Stalls. 50 cents; Beata co Private Itaxes; 75,;
Doors open at 7)f p - eiioFnlanieseOtsertnes7X.
7; IL B. WHITTON ..,..,.Treasurer.
LAST WEEK -THE THISTY4IFTR • - ";,•'
, .
wuAL
PENNVILTANIA wammx
SATURDAY, , the 10th darof
In order to give all an opportaratr of iriewlair ,
large and lorerertt Oo l loction .1. - -
The Dlreatora horn. reilnood , the price dBmisalon,
nnttt the roe to
Ten canto for Adalla, awl Fite centa for Children .
Catafognee llto cents.
June 10, 1858 -
tatttps.
LIGHT
'' PATENT _KEROSENE, OR. GOAL OIL LAMPS,
Unrivalled In beauty, iimplialty;:aafetYi OLOOMOW.I. ,
Erery person wishing to obtain the:yeilr beet'sind
cheapest Portable Light within their reachMould call
and 02 Mlninp theca Lamps before - purchasing elsewhere,,
and we pledge, ourselves.to - dernonstiate : •
lat. That no accident can oceur . by ex p losion:
2d. That theyomit no offensive oder while burning.'
.3d. That they very sully teinuaed: .
4th. That they are emit, regulated to ',pie more or,
6th. That theylitirzentirelyf free &nitr:erica: . .
oth That the light Is at "leaint:Se'per itenl.ehriaper
than say other light now In eneimon""
Perfect sathsfactionguimanteed in Midges.
Wholesale and Retail Agency, Roath fEggcoßD
Street, above Ohesbmt.
Southern and Western dealers supplied nith LAMP®,
OILS, WIOSI3, BIIADW3, and, 'everything in the line,
on favorable terms. B. 31.13011TILLANp, Agent.
_
DETERE's FA:rzziT ifQx-sxnuslyz
told-OMMItATING Gelf 410,
ti the ouly Patent Butserlhatlue a -
NON-CONDUOTOS ATTeolim.
For Safety, Ohara** wad thillianan it intrpasK
BTATS Am! 011711TY,IfittETig 3011. PALE'.
Addreaa •• • 'D. P. 18'1E88 ;
,•8. W. sorrier tiIiCIOND_ WEEBTNIIT Sts.' ; PIMA
delphia and 422 BROAIMAY, tiev:York. wltt-2l . •rit
1 . IVERY UMW, --KEEPERS, ,- 1,001 C:
MA to your intestate, end pationlasilMßßAlVS LAMP
FACTORY, 109. Boat% RIGHTH street, below Clheistuut.'
Previous to his opewogfackity, you were
charged 918 for work whieb he is now doing Ina war
- rantedmeanerlrom-Satoslos. OCiliPuttAllWitwyistirlll
have the elms okimrse to Pay: • • • '•,•
Dentlem4lfe infilifsbil4l.(4oPs.:
etENTLEMEN'S FURNISHLITG STORE.
Ur W. W. EIIIGHT t idoa mum Btivecotharessa i •
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds- of Parnintheir.
Goods, Ini IXlAnallatEM of Rine Rhine, weermited ,
%nal in PM) respect to any OWN . 1 01MMACTOC•11 IA - -
this city eltowbere, pholesale situt retail„ or wads
to order.
GENTIit WRAPPERS
DEEMING GOWN.—Tha laspet, and bast /18. -
settment In the eit7, wholesale and estallorith a full
line of Under Clothing, ignited to the season, at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, 606 ARCH Street, abase Bi:t63 Vhi/adel
phia.
WINCHESTER & - SCOTT; ,GENT
MEN'S smousattoirlerditt,..m.PATlKT,
13119IILDEW WALT m.ANiirsolvar_ ; No. Tea
OREBTSII t;aberf &Tenth street,'Miladelphia.,
.The attenti floutherA And Western Matehazda, ead
Btrabgere, is parldeulaily iitiited to thin eat of
Shirts, the moat perfect rutting attiale made. ' dt'erkele.
ale end rata, and made.toc.rder, - : „ .. eria r lrif.
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I I S ITRANOE COMPANY, OF THE:;
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA-41KB - AND KA- ,
.SINE INSUPANCE—Ne. 4.ZEOLLASPEB BITILDENGS.
Chartered to 172-oaellal S2oo.,9l"Mstor Jana ;
ary 1,1858,131'7,40 01100, , .
imreeted.lo 1110=4.awil rellableaesurdties---mintl
nue to tame on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Btoolte,
of Afereharelisei leo., on liberal terms.
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, - Samuel Grent,.yr.,
Charles Esealester, Tobias Wagner,
William 8. Smith . , Thomas B. %atm',
•• John B. Budd, . GonsT D.
• William It White. Charles S. Lents , , ,
. • George 0; Carson.--._-
• HENRY D. SHEILESEP;-Tneddlint
' Wrtr.ux .lls.arsai Seeretanr. laSrlefrolAr
A MERMAN. FINE - INSURANCE- 00.;
ZA. INCORPORATAD 1111041U4TER ksit-
No. 810 WALNUT RNA . ; above tbird, Philadelphia;
Having a
_lame paidlip Capital Stook and 8 0 1 Plwt -
Invested in Bond and. available . Swirl - ties; continue 10
insure on Dwellings; Stores, Puri d tthro,'Mershandise.
Vessels likport and their Cargoes', and other Personal
Property. All Loans liberally aid' promptlyadjaitial.
acttoiaas
George Abbott,, • .
• cu Tr e b, •
Samuel o.llOnta, Edmund 6,l4itat,
.
21t641.84.114hb W iimataci•
at • -
43ZOItell ,ABBOTT, xmodsilPt•
Triogas B. ?WWI. Buirdtu.r.
pelitital.
AT THE SOLICITATION of my friends,
I offer myself as a Candidate for the Office of
REGISTER OF WILLS. _
Subject to the People's nomination. ' , •
R. CALIIOIIN SEE,
O( the Eighth Ward.
Joll-fanv
Q.HER IF F AL T. Y.--LEptodiag'ed by my
1.7 friends, I offer myself as a candidate for the Oita of
UIf:RIFF of the City and County of Philadelphia,
subject to the decision of the People's party, whose no
tulnatioi2 I respectfully solicit. . .
WILLIAM 11. KERN,
Fifteenth Ward.
FOR RRGISTg i tgL I W N --
ILLS
Fifth Ward
Subject to Deniocratic Ruled
OR REGISTER OF WILLSL--
CHARLES D. ENIGIV
TWENTIETH. WARD
Subject to the People's Notalnallon.
FOR REGISTER O . E WILTS—
.H.EIiaIf 0. THITZ,
Twelfth 'ward.
Subjeet to the People's Noutluetiou.. . my 14421
OR REGISTER OE WILLS.
JOHN CAMPBELL, 01 SEVENTH WARD.
Subject to Doi:ow-rage tales. _ myll,4ln
Mebtriital.
ITARTSRORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
0.1131kT PAIN ANNIRILATOR! and Remedy
for DYBPERSIA, WEAK OTC , IIdAVEL ADD WERE;
This article is the grntest diodoiory In lalirmlool or
Medical Belem for the rapid Our* of HILIVKATIBM,
60111R/LBIA, - TOOTB4OOEIItiBOSETIIItOhT, BITTY
NT.OB, or l'aln tu the L111211, - 111DROIA0114 or iny
part of the body. It acts %pan the Blocd,lteriewildtas7
oleo, &news, and Bones, oonquetlng all pair. •••
It ia also an excellent preparation for torpepala and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak atoms& Or
bowel,. Thousands of persona who hays used lIABTI2-
HORNE'S OUBII-ALL hare been astonished at iv
wonderful power In removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 12 , 26 1 60 cents, and $l, to be sold by
B. H. .issams,
ap22-Iftl Corner WILOOND and WALNUT fitreeta.
i..TAILT HORNE 'S
RP.II, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL..
The Life or the Mesh le in the Brood. Riapared h.p •
Chemist. The best Reetoter of Health, sad' the beat
4 Blood•Parifying Compound In the World! It duel
not contain a particle of Heronry. •
The above preparation is suited to the impareA and
weakened condition of the human race; It vi rates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and erup
tions from the skin; gives bloom and freahneaa to the
complexion, and is partittilmly adapted to the weaken.
Leg complai nts of both sexes.
It is a patriot :ordlal tuft, and arta likes eharra
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any came.
Quart bottles $1; mall bottles 60 cents; Bold by
R. S.JKIHEINII4
- • Cosner of 6100 ND sad WALNUT atreate,
spriartf '
flavings Sunbo.
►JII- HE SPRING GARDEN . SAVING
FUND:
(OHAATIIIIIID DT TELI.I As OT
PERMITIJAL CHARTER.
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depoidtors,
sod all /Moneys Paid tact on Demand.
0.1710 R, 331 NORTH TIIIRD STREET,
(Oossounarfori Beau Boruerse.)
Thu lestitntion Is now open for the transaction of
beldame. and lathe only Chartered Suing Fund lasted
in the northern put of the city. .
• The Offlee will be opm (dolly) from I to 2)( o'clock,
ant also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from until
9 o'clock in the XV•Billfg.
MANAGERS.
Trelettek.Hlett, • I
Stephen Smith,
Jahn P Levy, •
Henty K. Strong,
Daniel Undertones,
Hon. 'Aim. 31111 ward,
.Nrederick Stoke,
Brands Hert,
olieph P. LeGlero,
John Header, Jr..
Presides'
Beeredery, °SOROS T.
James R. Pringle,
Jacob Dock,
Zosaph M Cowell,
George' Woe!emir,
J. Wader Ilnkr,
Robert D. Davidson,
P.O. Bllonker,
John P. Vorreei
George Knecht,
John Horn.
JAMES Eh PRINGLE.
ORN. nr2l-1111
HAVING EIIND.—UNITED STAUB
ti Tntrirr COMPANY, corner of TIMID and OHM.
NUT Eltneta.
Lame and =all macs nosived,and paid hank on de
nand, without notice, with YIYI PSI OENT INTIM
IST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
casoe hours, from 9 =II o'clock every day, and cm
MOMDAY SPIN INGII from? until 9 o'clock.
HBAJTB far sale on Ingland, Inland, and Scotland,
from 11 upwards.
President—fiTg'XlNß.. CILLWPOILD.
Treasurer—PLlNY RISK.
Teller—JAMES B. 1117NTIZ
BRUSHES,
WALL
DUBT/1118,
A largo osoortraeat, suitable for
CITY GROCERS.
And for sale by
lIHNIT 0. ZOICEITBIN,
BRUSH AND BELLOW'S MANUFACTif RIR,
62 NORTH THIRD 8T
GUANO. -IN STORE, CARGO OF THE
Ischr Dazzle. eample and aualpeia at
CHARLES MIDDLETON'S,
- ,
WILLOW-STREET RAILROAD,
Delon &cowl
ONONGAIIELA. -20 bbls. «Burns-Mee"
Old MonongebelArttre Rye Whiskey, fait label
end for sale by WILLIAM PI. YEATON,
216 South FRONT Street.
MONONGARELA WHISKEY.-16 bldg.
el 4 Dloooogalala W bl.kpy, In store and f ialebl
W/LLIAN R. TIATO 9 N,
hg
916 tiotatb TR41117
HERRING. -300 bble. No. I HERRING,
tootport ingot:Mon i 600 do. Halifax, now in Mare
and for We by SOHN U. HISNNEMT & 00.,
ep 4 1 - 1 Wm VS and In IIIoWIL whircw.
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