feint" iron a t key West, and Caliernitt ! ,
iffiiiiiNSlSOlireetOoltilintlfitiiii.r"',7!f•'-- • -.
The -Steseisfdalsabeli%Capt. Rollins, arrived at
quarantine at - Alietiften"o'clook on Saturday eve
oie aitaoA, via Key West, bringing dates,
telho'loth instant. , ;
• 1£658:=--.lt rs 2w 'ditty ; to re-
Vas two further:Outrages upon American' cam
.monfe„perpetrated by British cruisers. The first
t, 2
is, If that be not an -Alberni
. neon the relater trading brig Allan - A
' ChiPman, Captain Laurent, winch mired bete
' from New Orleans on the 90th ult. -''
Oaptainidturent reports that, when he had ar
rived in Spanish' waters; the British steamer Styx
fired several :Musket balls his vase!,
ryas
went her'over: , nfaithead; and whenit *as forind
she would Mot:" heave - to," the steamer was run
directly athwart her bows; a boat from the OtYx
came alongside the brig; -.the oustOmary ini peril
neut. questions wore pat, and wheafabOut to leave,
• the - other'snid_.' ," It it the Sty - a-` - thiti. time; Cap-,
tutu, and not - the. Forward," thcfrorward having
been the gunboat that - fired a bleak cartridge-at
the brig. on her previous voyage, which she duly
and properly 'returned
, The last Onfroge we have heard of is the doten
•tion of the barque biarmlon, which sailed a short
• time - ago from Ibis port for Sagua la Grande - to
load. She was overhauled by a British steamer
ioame unknown) and detained between three, or
tour hours.
• The United States steamers Water Witch -and
, Fulton arrived .hero- last-, Saturday ; the, former
MOM into this harbor, the latter did not.' Tho
„ 'commanders of - loth vessels were, however, in this
city; having shipped coast pilots they both went
'to sea next day. The Water Witch has again
J
been here, for, *mime, the letters 'and orders
- for beth-vessels, received , by mail steamer' from
- .New York.. -
We have alstrlnid *Visit from 'British sloop
-of Doviunation, - of eli . guns and four hundred
horse pownr: ,- ,Ccinimaiider Alrity;of the Fulton,
paid her an-of telalviiit' last Sunday. She mime
from and returned tollermuda. , , • .1.
the . 341.1n0ti , the, Spaniplesteamer Mojicoi.e.
turned -frons Vera. Crue and: Sisal. She did not
bring:tiny news ;lint she had among litiepassim
gel% One *4111,1,4041 '.'peif(nty, . YuctatOr
:•-•"" ' " : • •
- During Ignacio ,Oomcrnfort's Administration In
Mexico, this, iiisitation of Indians was not per
mitted ; under the present rule in that unhappy
• country :men born free as the air they'breathe are
made prisoners 'of_war," ..anct - then sold' into_
slavery.
The 91 Instant 'was the :solemn feast day' of
Corpus , Divine aervicas were celebrated
in the cathedral, bat the nnfavorable state of the,
" "Weather prevented r.ther customary- procession :in
the -afternoon; It; however, - took place on Sunday.
Last Thuriday night, one heaviest rains,
.• descended at , Katanitast -, Wirtir3 ktitreiri:ZTfte 'bier
Yumuri overflosted'ltti,
city. Sielt;ptainleivitirtfreinOVedkrom their Lentos
In boats, andjevetal lavnehoa lirihe harbor filled
with water and sank at their
The public health, Lam sorry to mild, is far frbm
good. - Yellow fever is exhibiting • its - sudignent, ,
power amongst the mercantile manna.
Au American naval offigerhed a ltingnonference
with•Lieut.'Pyni the nvilitag of hie arrival at Key
.West, bpi% tbspreicint all-alwrbing subjoin of the
"righter march" and the overhauling and firing
into Ainerioarivessate lithe Gulf. Pym
ge
gyred the einem . that- SW 't caw' inetrWatsons; had
-been given bias by his Government; bat that beand
all his consorts were acting under.pridedorchids
med in 1849.'.. The activity of the fleet; ail *Mites t ,
- ad by their imarditteand irking rote some fortylor
" fifty Vissekt'during the - past two menths, probably.-
'" Mains origin in - thli wise!. , few, weeks-ago," said
Lieut t "Pyro,!'whlle cruising off_the Moro, I boarded
_ an American veaseLthat bad just • left pert; and: in
answer _to Anquiries'ler 4 news, was told that a
- spleddid= olippee:siip :was' fitting.,ont for the
vewould and - would- be ready tavall the fel ,
lowing accordingly watched for her, and
had the satisfaotion, the following day, of taking
, valuable prise. -She had.the most complete out
-fit, &large stock Of..proviskuni f ample &commode
tiens for fifteen hundred slaves, and: besides, a bag ,
containing 2,3oo 4 donbliioni;With which her cargo;
was to be purchased. ' Proof being sufficient, she
was:taken to Jamatea, libelled; and condemned.
She was a lawfutprise,and tioldorith all on boaid,
for .$100,000., .-The - stetuner 'Styx,. being in, sight,
was - Cntlibid lis-brielitif the - prise money, or My
share would , hit* hsain $10,600: As it was, I re
calved ss,oool!er heats', work."
CIT,r;ITEMS.
A lizitririrtri: Equa4,.. feet
.•evenlngf presented one of the meet fascinating Ochres
that the oreof the most bottidloits"depitedeohld wish
• to4ook upon .` the beep dislidginf4;tte
dint , Ormaf, ge,S4 :jest. Onienough to been, aim
. planted, wit, • newrtrop of luxuriant emerald; • this,
with the di rkTolhige of the, trsea—whloh, We Are glad;
44M:hut:tire worms have deigned 'notto
mo
lest In their revamp:to - sleek-rope, advelituresnon
trastedetreetlyyrtltlin brown grovel-maks, throniek
with handtede of merry, rolltoktng children, In parti
colored dretatie!• . The eentieffeiintain wu cubing Its
crystal )eta' and mingling lie plaintive long arid 're
freshing spray withtircoffverkvoleet 1111 he air around.
/be scene, hathiA l ai it war with the mallow tints of a
serene evening airy, wee one of rare loveliness, and
Came hens to the mind oka - member of the 0 .0: G.' A.
O." as i gritefal'odsie, long to be remembered.
' "Gtitour."Cnnut Puoria-,-Tio credit, et having
_tendered medicitme palatable hu been hitherto main-.
17 icouopbitsed by the 4 onrie'Fipathie:dlielples of Hahne
This isucef way, we Thick, w.w be Justly do-,
puted by our townsman, Mr. Stephen V Whitman, No.
IMO klarkatatreet; who lOW just added to his 'splendid
stock of drat:dais uatectiouaty in artiOle entitled as
above. It is prepared, with great care, from Tunnies
(linger, the medicinal qUalitles of which are too well
lunanin be ridereseite,„Lera. Yree....‘ (Beget! ,Dropet
ere aliesdi4igikuit demand, and daily increasing in
popularity. . • .
• -
Mr.' CLARK; the patentee of Clark's new patent
Hour mill, now In constant operation in rambetton
court, it the Exchange, wishes to contract with parties
to build his mills.: Ile can be consulted at his mill, In
Pendorton , ioutt, at the
. 810111030. This valuable
mill can be omen in . constant use at all times: 'The
pateliteebeiellnebledounty and State rights, which he
hi disposing of at's amenable prices,: The publio are in
vited to call and see _ - - ,
OREEN'AND COATES STREETS PASSENGER Riff. =
way.:—llooks for Habseription to the capital stock of
this Company were, opened yesterday ,at the ComMis
sinners' ifall r . North 'Third stout, reindutiOn was
adopted any one individual from aubse.ribing
for more Than one hundred shares the first day. Baleen
hundred and dityAvo shires - wore taken yeiterday, !Mer
in only three -hundred and - forty-Ave ehares yet to be
taken, which will doubtless be readily nubscribed for on
the opening of the *mks : this morning.,
EIVTDIgLIC - • iSuccsetwoz. — l Th sperlmenta'
made in laying the nub-marine telegranblo, that Is
to connect the old and new worlds, have"provral entirely
suceessful, andtheapparattis for payfug out add hauling
it in is prodoiruced perfect, The same result, ari fat pe
•success Ara peifeetion are 'Concerned, hoe crowned the
efforts of Granville 'Race, the: greet' clothier and
fashbi m r, of No. W 7 Chestnut street,. in supplying our
citizens with elegant summer clothing, unprecedented
for beauty, durability, and moderation of price. •
TEE GIIBAT MESTISII ow TIM/MAX NIGIIT.—
lion Humphrey_ Marshall, in his speech at National
Ilalk 'Tuesdaynight, said ho had alwaya been au ad'
'vacate Oflidnie manufactures, but he had been greatly
strosigtbehed and "confirmed In thin opinion lately by
dropping in at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Jiock..
' hill di Wilson, Non. 605 and CO5 Chestnut street, above
Sixth: Be' considers theli clothing the perfection of
wearing apparel,
-Ponnardsi among the many improvement's of
•thilprogressivo , tge Is the despatch with which orders
for" elegant summer chithing are filled at the "Old.
Franklin Hall Clothing , Fonporium ,) of It. 11. lll
•dridge; 321 Chestnut street. Thin estublishment
has acquired an enviable ,repidation,forlhe making up
.of ,Lirst class 'goods, moderation In chargee' obligtig
-nalosmen, and artistic cutters: Speakidg of cutters, the
- many friends of Mimeo Is,..kngliSh will bo glad toicarn
that he la at the head of the customer deportment of
this establishment. ' His name is a synonym for an that
is elegant and graceful in iitylo and finish of a gentle
man's• garment, , ,
importations
[Reported for thiPress.l
LIVERPOOL—Ship Thorne.* Jefferion, 11111-6 pkgs
mdse I & J P Steiner & Co; 2 pkge rase H Cobra;,
17
do W 11aphael; Ido S'Earlt; r, do Billings, Hoop, &
Worhinatoo; do L.lohrisen'ec ,Co ; do J . Penrose &
0c1; 4 do arstodf; Wardln, &: Co; 132 do Lewis Sc. p 0; 26
do Hoolliteeie, Son, & Co; I do d W Poulson; ado
. dridge, Higdon , & Cin 6do 1` & Y Evans; 22 - do Biter;
& Co 1 do Shaffner, & Vo;. 2 do W P
Wltataoh & b o ; do BLeadreth &t)on' Ido D ItSolts;
44 do Stuart, &,8ro; 12 ' do 12 eases cas tor oil Hallos &
Civet eadkirda"..ish & 0 textual; 08 do do do'
fr&3V,Wehoh; 7 do wine L Beakers; 22 do hardware
& Y Colemen; 5 'chaste Indigo Stewart, Carson, & Cor
2 tasks hardware Handy &Brenner, 8 do do W 8 Hen
sell &Sou; 1 pig earthenware P Wright ft Sons; 74 do
do Aabor7; od do dp 'Hee llaraersly; 1 nine steel' H
Thutork;,4 do , books Penns Bible Society 1,888 bars
1,518 bdls.lron Morris; & Jones, & Ce• .4 to.do 1,014,d0
,do Monlo; 'baker dc Co; -MR do 28 1 do R Legal; 133
do 1.857, do id
_lll,ohbo
_4011,1412 - do. - N k Taylor;
52(Cdo do fitinrer. - &;-.Vaittaker; 2,10:17 seeks common
salt 84000,d080e do S .Batdwin & Co;, 25 bbls borax 113
Oaks sods teh - 46 eareireoppeid do mdse 20 - pke hard
ware 20 emits arsIRIOX) pals Ma order.
,- • - LETTER. BAGS . •'-',
At iiiii kterelsag.g.'o,Exchaiith Phitactetphia:
Ship Lenisestar,Liesen •- - • ' Liverpool; noon
Barque Aohilles;ispedded • • - - London, soon
Barque VilitteMing,'EsltSg I egneyra, June 19
Barque BAYsiglitt, Jr, Gibbs. - Yahnouth, Js, eon
Barspie,,Oordolis t•lierri; • Barbadoes, !goon
thee
m, May the:ldle - • Hanna, soon
Brig Metier, Anderson • Bevan*, soon
Brig Sqill, Barns
St Jego de Cuba, soon
lavin JnieUi~eiui
FORS OF PHILADELPHIA, June 17, 151116.
BUN a 5 I)SI:IN , fr3NTB 4 2G
ineiritsblp Bennebea s Hand, 24 hours from New York
- via Oaps Mar, with' mdse and pusensers to Jam All.
Saw yeilirdifs morning: shipßottmater,from
Liverpool; bpi ow " the Ledge. coming , up; brig ' eon.
,„ der, We - berm i i ti f isi'ae4 a 00 4 4,0 f aches below
Wnstieilc:boliaswp; •
• Bbilf TholmoOsterson 1111 i &QM Liverpool lit oft,
• with Inds* x*raiii & Berrtoni• •
Brig Abitabsas, nit : thews, dayi from Balton, in
loot tO MiptalS,_ • ••; •
• 0 . 211 / • iron Oasis, with
tolasitiA - 443strin,„•• -
• ilohe,Drifsibstif SIIMD, 8 4syf fr,;g 4 R og irr I; with
atone td Barker, Wright .1. .
_;„
• DOW 'll4 'Merest, Boblnion 0 days fro et' I
3m o on n
"Amnia tO R WWII*. 00, •?
:who! hi, Jarman, riom tin
r IPointAn ballast triNoble, ilmiunett dr • OsHwell. •
• Sake Voirtiglikerisit,7tift, 1 day from. Port lisposit,
with tiara to .I'L Berri, & 00.
' Behr Martha Wrightington, Wright' ogion, 3 deei from
Pall River, - In ballast to Oabeen & Co.
, Akin Elklnton, Naylor, 10 days from Newbtuyport,
with Otte to fillo &Wood. , -
.A Heekaher, Stubby 4 days from Borten, in
battaattokSivrtera.tddco.
Behr :Flora i ning, Sagett, 0- days from Jacksonvllls,
e• .171 - with liunb•Ato ollPtatl• ' - '
143 ?.DOO lO O, Risley, d days from Portland, Cl, with,
; atom( to. swintin - • • • , - •
:-41i3131Soeedi Sonierai from New Yolk • .
SWohibr i gmithi.from Boston. .
_ rriedi Bartlett, from Boston. •
la r ßteolman, Irvin Boston • •
BP: froin Boston.
Behr 11 A WeettaoYmiks, from Boston.
-fichr fisow4fiabs i lrenrsr,from Boston. • - • •
AtabillsiOrloSti froM.Prorlderfoo L
Sabi II Oomph:M.l%op, from lloelport. ' '
Bohr.; 4NterXf Vitt:tta4 OM Neirport; •
BRIOUSHM-Urii Abby sav-Elisabeth, Briggs, henna
pq; Y prtiapOsti rib? .rfneisil?g 4oin thellvir
P M ou„'Puesde ,y tun into. thoilahr Argna Eye, then
lYingeatifildheilailow. - _ - Tinictiii, and had larboard quer.
ter stove, slatted ;man chain bolts, split foresail, &e,
and put back " last evening for repairs. The eahr had
fore topmast sprung, and sustained some ellgtt damage
lit bulwarke. • "' • " "
CLEARED: - • -
Barque Cheater Turple, Mobile, Pettit, Martin & Co
Barque John Winthrop, Park, Boston, L Audenned. - •
- Rohr 800, Crowell, Antigua, Thee Watteau & Bane.
Bohr Maine, Risley - New Haven, Reveller & Dro.
Behr R.O Mercer, Robinson, Boston, It R Corson & Co.
Bohr Speed; Somers, Boston, Tyler, Stone & Co.
' Bohr D. 12/ Wheldin, Jarman, Boston > Noble Hammett
-&
Caldwell.'
Bohr L Audenried, Rartlett, Beaton, N Sturtevant
& Co.' '
Bohr 0 A Heeksher, Stubbs, Denton. • do
` Bahr .7 Ireland, Steetaum, Boston, Bil2lllot/11:111
Glover.
, Bohr Id Fillmore; Tuttle, Boston, W H Johns.
Behr HA Weeks, Weeks, Beaton, Noble, Hammett &
Coldwell,
Rohr Show Flake, Weaver, Boston, Daum, Ogle & Co.
. Bahr I 8 Weldiu, Smith, Chelsea, do
Rohr Mall, Crowell, Providence, Crowell & Collins.
Behr Nelms; Post, Providence, L Botbermel.
oar. Compton. Sharp, Rockport, Drown & White.
' Behr - 7,llagers. Elliott, Cambtidgeport, W 11 JOhne.
Behr Joe Clark, Boston , Blakleton & Oox.
Bohr Sophie Ann, Smith, Roxbury, do
Baby Boston,-Brower, Providence, do
'Bohr Clam, Yates. • do do
Bohr G II Twitchell, Bople, Westcheetor, do
Behr 0 W Holmes. McElwee. Lynn, do
Bohr G D White, Trimmer, Middletown, do
H L Gaff, her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
HAVER DE GRACE, June 16.1858.
The Kinston left hero this morning with 7 boats in
tow. liulen and consignedu follows:
Flirt, 8 11 Bailey & Bon, Win MoVonkey, F P Fisher,
F Walton, Hopes and Col W W Murray, coal to Dela.
'ware City.
' ,Our canal is in good order, with the exception of a
few washes ceased by the heavy rale; bat all - will be
right 'today.
(correspondence of the Itilidelphie Exchange.)
• I,BWEB, Del., JUDO 16—.8 A M.
." The barques Thomas Hallett, for Laguayra; Aaron I
Harvey, for Darbadoem brige reify, for Iliehroond;
nopeo, for Boston, and a large Beet of colliers, went to
sea yesterday. About thirty sail danie to harbor last
evening, and remain, among which were brigs Grecian,
Raesian f Martha 011ohriat, Calvert, Beadle 'and echo
%ear, (yacht Dawn) Clara, 0 L Hulse, E Errickseu,
Hampden, Hello; Isaac Rich, A'Ltie, OomTackerddery
J Hoyt, Onward, J Spencer, John Barnum, U 8 oil
sclar Elisaifor supplying the light heusee, ant revenue
°otter Forward. Wind NE, told and rainy, which make
fire and overcoats quite comfortable.
. Yours, /so. - WIS. M. HICKMAN.
igr vatanna.rw.
(Oderespondenee or the Philadelphia Exchange.)
oars lat.azin, Juno 18-3 P. M.
Several saws have passed Su during the day, but fie
-thing was aeon ,going out. A large Heat in now at the
Breakwater, Wind id s i •
Yours, dc0,..:, - TAOS. B. 1/1311111E8,
MII4OBANDA
. . ... .
' !Stsatnahip Ponisylfahlas Toil, sailed from Richmond
16th Inst. for Philadelphia. -
Ste - unship Boston Bellew, hence,arrlred at N York
yesterday.
Ship J 0 Richardson, Lotiis;henco at Oity 'Point 16th
test.. -. .
Ship Pleladen, Winsloiv, from Liverpool for Philadel
phia,. got ashore on Arklow Bank 2d loot, bur came oil
daring the night. •
Ship Orpheus, Chide, hence, remained at !long Kong
12th April.
• Ship Plying Mist, Linnell, for Kong Kong, vac load•
fug at Singapore 214 April.
- Ship Irrigate Bird, Cope, remained at Hong Kong 12th
April.
chip Vim Chamberlain, Sherman, uncertain, remained
at Calcutta April ,
Ship frumuel, Witte, Stile, from Callao, at London lat
lost; • ."
Ship 06411111 Ringer. Milli, for Newport and Rio de Ja
neiro, sailed from 'London 29th nit, and from Deal Jet
Instant. -
a tra u N t i t Tio t rill, Brock , from Calcutta, arrived at Lon
'Am Elizabeth, Oillupin, hence, arrived at St John,
NV, 12th init.
- - Ship Woymouth,Billott, was loading et Akyab 21st
April, for Europe.
Ship 844 Ileum Dinnham, hence, remained at Eh
tuna 12th' lot, nue.
Ship Jane D Cooper, Collins, for Falmouth, Eng, re
mained at Matanzas 7th tort
Ship 'dilly:mitle, Rhodes, for Melbourne, cleared at N
York yesterday.
Ship Santiago, Ames, from Boston, arrived at Bombay
April 27. - •
BOZO° Oonmd, Salsbury, hollers, via Richmond, wan
at Pernambuco 18th ult.
Barque Ann E Grant, Nelson, for Ain de Janeiro,
With part of inward cargo, was at Pernambuco 18th ult.
Barques Oatharine, Baker, and Martha, Jenkins, for
-Philadelphia, were at Genoa 2d inst.
Barque Old Hickory, Holmes, which Jailed from Ma
tuns 28th ult, Is bound to Trieste, and not Falmouth,
u before reported.
Barque Alfred B MIS loading at Havana
10th inst. for Philadelphia.
Brig B G Ohalonor, Thompson, hence at Boston 15th
hut.
'Brig Hamad Welsh, Barrett, cleared at New York
yesterday f r Union tatemd.
Brig Wm Willson, Farrell, hence, was discharging at
Pernambuco lath ult, for BM do Janeiro.
Brig Foaming Sea, Resuchamp, for Rio Grande, nailed
from Richmond 15th lust:
Bahr ltosamonil, Owens, from rernantbuco 18th nit ;
arrived at Baltimore yesterday.
Bohr George W Krebs, Emerson, hence at Baltimore
yesterday.
fiche Gazelle, Somers, hence, arrived at Marblehead
Bth Inst.
Behr Crivia, Bomar, hence, arrived at Danvers 12th
Behr Mora, Jordan, cleared at Calais 6th lust. for Phi
ladelphia.
bchr Damon, Pitcher, hence at Cabala 2d last.
Behr E P Lewis, Clark, hence, arrived at Cortland
14th inst.
Bohr Christopher Loeser, Snow, cleared at Boston
16th lost for Philadelphia,
Bohr Daniel Morris, hoover, from Brandywine, at N
York 15th lout.
Schr Embark, Donoho, hence at Alexandria 15th lost
Mire 11 D Gibson, Clocker, Thee Patter, Glover,
hence for Norwich, and U Endicott, Leeds, do for New
port, at New London 14th hut.
Behr L Clark, Booey, hence at Providence 14th lent.
fictir N Atwood, Atwood, cleared at Boston 11th
tat. for Philadelphia.
Behr Crime, Denear, hence at Denver' 12th inst.
Bohr N Holmes, from Delaware City, at Fall River
18th inst.
Bohr Pharos (US) York, wiui to sail from Key Wait
12th Inst. for Pliladelphis.
Bohr Tninaport; Tilton, hence at N Haven 14th lust.
. Behr M Collins, Mine, hence at Now Bedford 14th
Wet; -
tichrs Lady of the Ocean, Tibbetts, P 0 Smith, Smith,
for Philadelphia, and War Steed, Smith, for Delaware
Olty, sailed for Providence 14th lint.
Str Medea, Orumley, hence at Hartford .14th inst.
Propellers Planet, Loper, and Tunny, Nilson, hence
at New York yesterday.
NOTION TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that the Buoy on Old Man's
Ledge, a guide for vessels bound into Penobscot Bay,
has bean replaced.
' By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THEO. P. GREEN,
Lighthouse Inspector, First District.
Portland, Me, June 12,1868.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Brig Hebert Wing, of Dennis, 161 tone, built at Bridge-
port, Conn, in 1860, has been purchased for the African
trade for $6,600 cash. Ehe will still bail from Boston.
Beg Souther, of Boston, 212 tons, built at Quincy lu
1840. was Farah - Had recently by a home in Gloucester
for moo cash.
April 22, 1 at 260 N , long 27, brig Mount Vernon, from
Baltimore for Rio de Janoiro.
May 3,lst 22 S, long 30 W, is ship bound showing a
blue signal with letter /I In it.
May 25, 50 miles Sof Cork, skip John Ilaven, Baiter,
from Liverpool for Calcutta
May 29, no let, &o, ship Uroat Republic, Limeburner,
from London for New York-
FOREIGN PORTS
At Bissau, Africa, May 6, barque Turk, Ryder, from
Cape deVerds about May 20.
At Actra,Altlea, April 16, barque Fire 'Fly, Cann.
wig; .brig Marshall, South, for Boston In 4 days Oapt
Ayres would remain.
At llnuptord ; larks ; April 10, barque May Queen,
Baker, uno.
At 'Nature, Africa, April If, barque Star of the Beet,
Boyer, uno.
at Manilla April 0, Alps L4tus, Leckie, for San Fran-
Mem, Idg; Galatea, Barber, and Empreas, Le Craw, for
New York, do; Magnet, lienty, for Boston, 'do.
At Hong Kong April 12, ships Atmosphere, Lout,
Boston Light, Crowell, and Moresfoot, (Br) for San
Francisco Idg; Grey Feather, Brown, for New York, do;
Armco, Clough, for Sydney, NSW, do; Norway, Major,
.for do; -Franconia. Nowell; Flying Fish, Nickels; Snap
Dragon; Darla, and barque Benefactor, Oniony, uuo.
At Singapore April 21, ships Northern Light. Doane,
use; NOrTwester, Gregory, for Hong Kong, dischg coal;
It B Forbes, Ballard, for Boston, Idg; barques Auckland,
Nelson, and .F.dward Koppiab, Eggleston, for male; Fairy,
Minh, nue.
At Shanghae April 3, ships Robin Hood, Bootee (or
N York, Idei Sancho rilll=4, Bird, for Foochow, do. ' Em
peror, Tibbetts; Edith Rote, Nickerson; llowqua,Cart
*right, and barque Maury, Fletcher, uuc; ear ,Minna,
once!. . •
apt, Rangoon Aprlll7, dap Judge Shaw, Parker, from
Madras. •
At,Akyab April 21, ships Waban, Payee, and Brews.
ter; Olark, for Europe , Mg; Messongor, Manton, for the
Straits and China; George Marshall, Cooper, and Golden
Era; BroWn; one; Marina, Robinson, do; barque Lucy A
Nickels, Nlikets, do.
At Calcutta Adril 22 , shirt Blaudina Dudley, Atwood)
fOr Atattrit'ul, Idg' rice at 13 rupees per ton; Gem of the
Ocean, Williams, for do do at 1 rupee per bag; Oslo, At
wood, for China, cld..2lst; Granite State, Weeks, audit
Kimbell, ponders , for Boston, big; Zingarl, Swift, for N
Yore, do; littlish Trident, (13r) for do do; Alice Ball,
Hickey; N Cushing, Plunser; Young Eagle, Cart
wright, and Hortense, Barnes, for London, do; Jasmine,
I lir) for Sau Francisco, chi lilt; Amos Lawrence, Nick
erson; Midnight, Hatch; Shirley, Allen; Addison Gil
bert, Faine• North Atlantic, Moore; Mary Ann, Item
moods, and Hornet, Benson, net.
; • (Per stestosbip Ehropa, at Halifax.)
Ar from Now York gist nit, Zephyr, at Constantly°.
pie; 27th, Fredonia, Emily, and id X Jones, at Cadre; 241
last, Rhin., at Dec(l 81, Adeline, at _Dover; James, at
Falmouth; Australia and Ellen Austen, at Liverpool.
Ar from Now Orleans 28d ult, Catalina, at Cadiz; Id
bast, Augusta, at Copenhagen; Resolute, at Liverpool;
81, Metropolis and A G Barney, at do; 4th, Nation:a
llagle,-Xlizabeth Norris, Samuel Curling, d Blanchard,
and Tempest, at do. -
-Ar from Boston April 23, Santiago, at Bombay; Juno
1, David Kimball, at Newport.
. Ar from do March 28,1dary Slade, at Batavia.
Ar front Baltimore 2d lust, Voyageur. st Cork.
Ar from ifavaunah 2d lust, Willard, at Liverpool; 3d,
Nicholas Biddle and Bigln, at do;-6th, flebaallcook,
at do.
ea for New York 14 met, Gabbard, from Bremen;
Vert.woren, from Tim]; 2d, Umpire State, from Liver
pool; ad, Margaret Tyson, from do; 6tll, Prank Flint,
from do; 2d, Milton. from tilasgow.
Sid for do Mirth 29. Union. from Woosuog.
Sid for City Point 3d Mat, Lydia. from Liverpool.
Sid for Boston March 1, Hollander, from Padang; 17th
nit, Ofenbridge, from Calcutta; 24 lost, Itialog Sun, fm
Liverpool
- Sld for Savannah 4th test, Monterey, from Liverpool.
The Voyageur arrived at Queenstown ou 2d inet,
and reports that she was thrown on her beam ands May
19th; and, lost bulwarks, mainmast, sails, !to, and was
obliged to throw oveiboArd 900.bashels corn.
.DOpfiffi
. PICI PORTS
NEWYOSIC, :flue 16—Ar, brig Mary Stuart, Seoul
goo, (former Br brig A Smithers. Johnson, St J oho, N
saw Maud Belle, Overton; St Darts.
Old steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Portsmouth ena
City Point; ship Imo Webb, Dryer, Liverpool; brigs
Fauna 0 Field, nettlinkll, Arroyo, PI; Essex, Dollen,
Union . Island; sehrs Emily. Johnson; Turnoff, Blatt-
Jnoref auct.D Ring, Crawford, Jacksonville.
ROSTON, June 15—Ar, chip Zone, Wells, New Or
leares,• barques S W - Porter, Stevens, Bissau, Africa;
Menchester, Obaney. Accra, Africa; brigs Enoch Ron.
nor, Sttddard, Aux Cayes; Qolden Load, Johnson, Now
Oriesta
At Quarantine, ship Sea King, Barker, Liverpool.
-014,4111 pa /lotionsra g Hathaway, St Jobn, , Nß; Rajah,
Rowan, St Onorge, NB, to load for Europe; barque,lu
41ana, Rivera, Biwattnab; ache Nalhi Doane, Doane,
Haltimores • . •
Palananary Consumption.—The Inutility of
ordinary medicines In this fatal disease is an undenia
ble fact, Pulmonary Consumption beink primarily aud
eksentlallydue,to Improper asst inflation and dlionlered
nutrition, can he rationally attacked only by a medicine
which renovates the nutritive powers. such a mod
e! BO is the PERUVIAN MUM, whose chief ingredi
ent acts directly and immediately on the blood, and or
reaW 4 ieeeee Safely And surely, wherever relief is
possible. • Jolt-dot wit
. Strauss & Goldman, No. 308 Market street,
aliceie Third, Wholeiale dealers In CLOTHING, are
noir selling Off Mgr ,ontiro MN* at fl4teil , et wholesale
;WM. Jea-las
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Or TO ONE WOLOON. THIS MORNING.
GIRARD HOlllll—,Ohestant street, below Ninth.
G W Jewett, E Y . J A Dean, N Y • ,
Chas Jones, N Y W Minima, Indiana
WI) Alexander & la, Ind J Glover, Ind
II W Van Veghtes, Ga Jno L Kirkland, Florida
E A Holton & wt, blilwankee A Ii Gull, NV
3 II Cooper, Ga I 8 Cooper, Ga
Y 3 Hilton & la, Yonkers, NYT W Osman, & la, Balt
Wzr. Temple, Del Gal D Lockwood, Del
R 0 Watson, N 0 Wm Garland, N Y
Gen JR Williams, Memphis JP Jett, Memphis
/ il SW], Mktg° 111 0 Ellison, Del
MIR 0 Stallard, Riehm'd, II M Stanard, Richmond,
Va Va
JS Eaton & la, Boston Alex Montgomery & lady,
T Polhemns,jr, & la. N . ,,Y Miss
W G Murray, Jersey city TR De Witt & wf, Rich'd
L Boardman, Ot Thos Pomeroy, Plttfield,
W White, Newark, N J Mass
Jno Stottmann, Balt R Meacham, Balt
II G Pont, Washißgton Oen W Oumrnins, Del
J Cowles, 'N Y J A White, Va
A Jackson, Tenn V Oaballea, Cuba
G II Bishop, Wisconsin F Bausch, Cuba
T Montigo, Cuba BI Xigus,Caba
Edw Laborde, Cuba I. Fde Cuevas, Cuba ,
T It de Beyer, Cuba Louis Gouraler, Cuba
Pere Vetdugo. Cuba - a Mariam & wr, Boston
Jno Miller & la, Florida Mies E Miller, N 0
II A Brink & la, Balt a F Maddox & la, Md
0 Peeples & la, Ga Dr G Saratehley& la, New
Hon 0 J Gilman, Me Orleans
Alex Walker, Cincinnati, II Tyler, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio W F Front, N Y
V Blanchard, Washington Geo 0 Romeo, Boston
M Greenwood & Is, tlinein- Then II Raatinau, Cincin
nati, 0 nati, 0
Thdli S Whitman & wire, Ni' Geo Id Steinman, Pa
W M Peyton, Vs 0 II Johnston & a, N J
E Rome, N Y Oapt George Sykes 4 4 la,
Mrs II B Wells & eon, II S A
Brooklyn Mr Fielding, N Y
S Farrell, Utica, N Y A Gabbil & la, Ky
3 Vannevar, Jr, Mass Mrs Wells, Boston
W 0 Taylor, Owego, N Y W P Fetridge, N Y
J L !Maher, Reading Jan D MoMarin, N Y
MERCHANTS , UOTBL—Pourth greet, below Arob.
.1 0 Everhart, Blair co, Pa G It Barniollar, Bedford
James J Border, Centre on, Pa
Mille, Pa • W F Murray, Uarriabut
T Da• tele, llotlieVn, Masa 0 E Thompaon, Phila
A M Hart, Bending Iron J II Walton, Btrouds-
P, Dodge, Utah burg, Pa
Z Belknap. Albany, N Y J B Mcoalmont and lady,
J Eddy & lady N Y Franklin, Pa
MA Guernsey. *ellab'ro,Pa L Miller, Ohenango co, NY
W T Carey, Ohio W II Chapman, °Motu
.l Chandler, Del nal!, Ohio
Obaa T Barrett, Pa 3 3 aluebravr, Tina, Pa
Ohms M Mall, Pa
ONION 110TB4--Aroh street, below Fourtk.
Oeo Bituer,Mochanicsburg, 11 Xttinger, N Y
Penne 0 11 Griffis, Hancock, N Y
4' A Freund, Oil G 0 McMullen, Cal
1.1 j Bllleley,Waynesboro,Pit L V Seettergood,-Ohio .
Mrs Shreiner and dough- SIC Paster ,Fronclitown,Nl
ter, Laucoater -- • It 0 Warner, Money, Pa
Harvey Birch, Beading, Pa J 0 Hopewell, Flemington,
GIT ()rater Flemington, NJ N J
J Larsson, k Jersey 0 II Meyer, Phil&
J B Seltzer, Phil& • II II Willard, Ohio
Geo Renck, Perry co, Pa It A Branyan, Duncanon,
S 0 Hauser, Del Penne .
Horace Onkr, Ohio Cleo W Maras, York, Pa
D B Weiser, York, Pa W J Carson, Allegheny
City
AMERIOAN HOUSE—Oheshint street, above Fink
Bard Pierce, N II J R Nowell, Phila
Sarni Thompson, N Y John Manley, N Y
Thompson Adair, Pitts- At A Cooley, Savannah
burgh John Tubbs, Tioga, Pa
it II Gerrie, Cal II It Johnson, (la
. II Moor, Ga Jas Oarpanter, N J
I, Sanford, N J Gee Meson, Aid
Semi Johnson, Aid Henry Harris, Mil
h 8 rralth, bi d 0 HUI Brinton, W Chester
P D Gillman, N Y (ion Burgese, Albany, N Y
N Barney, N Y Mrs Ilalitead, %liming-
A Agar, N Y ton, Del
T W Barnum, N Y 8 N Baran, Brooklyn
W J Lewis fr. son, NY Wm R Ailing; N Y
James It Miller, N Y L B Florence, N Y
Mies E B Plorance, N Y il 8 Skinner, Danville, Pa
A G Toadviuo, Md Chas Lemon, Washington
Wm B R Willies' Washing- John A Landbrigh , , Wash•
ton ington
Jae A Harris, lowa City 0 G Thompson, Elmira
Al Li Steinman, Reading Clark W Durkee, Rutland,
0 Jones, Ohoatville, 0 Vt
J 0 Odenhelmer, Del
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
G W Nice, Port Carbon B B Nice, Harrisburg
H L Smith & la, Pottsville II J Bendier, Pottsville
Wm Denanhower, Beading (I A Smith, 'Nova, Pa
S Stark, Tunkhrumock, Pa Mrs X J Abel, Allentown
Mrs J R Saeger, Allentown D M Lebkicher, Lancaster
Jae Rothermet. Lancaster .1 H. Smith, Allentown
Isaac Lippman, Pottsville W F Voute, Schuyl Haven
J W Young, alifilinbarg. Pa Mrs Moiret, Pittston, Pa
L S Filbert, Lazaretto, Pa Jos Sevier', Leesport, Pa
WESTERN HOTEL—Market street, above Eighth.
Wm BeMeld, Pa Jae Dunn, Boston
G A Jones & la, N Orleans Amos Howard, Pa
H Adams, Pa Chu Baker, N Y
B Thorn, Vt 0 Hoopes, Pa
John Gilbert, N Y Thos Hand, Newark, NJ
Wm Martin, Smlthap , t, Pa Mr Taylor, Connelsville
It flutehlwora, Clearfield John Meehan, Clearfield
Mr W Wilson, Uniontown, Owen Hampton, Pitteb'gh
Penns Wm P Stanley, Is
E Titman, Pa
BALD NAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Oallowhlll.
Edw thmerschnyder, Manch IS 11 Snyder, Bethlehem,
Ohnek, Pa Penns
Jonas Snyder, Bethlehem, Edw Spinner, Pa
Penne John Bliwelteer, Berke to
John Olonee, Hope, Ind John Reinhart, Berke co
Miss Reinhart, Berke co
•J
BLACK BEAR HOT EL-Third above Oallowhill.
L Griffith, Jenkin own Wm Buck man, Jenkintown
Alain Faust, Up Lublin T B °miff, Tamaqua, Pa
0 Boeybarger, Reading Bob Balmier, Pottsville'
Henry Bornentan, Pa Charles Ilelfrieh, Pa
811 Lenhart, Leesport, Pa Peter Lents, Lowhill, Pa
Jos Pry, Allentown Theo Houser, Upper Dub-
Joshua Polberling, Low- lin, Pa
bill, Pa.
BARLEY SHEAF llOTEL—Berond street, below Vine.
John P Cooley, L filbert. J P Taman, Pike co, Pa
vine, N J Daniel Dingman,- Pike on
D W Lenox, Trenton 0 B Roberts, Newtown
A 0 Nines, Willow Grove John Davie, Davisville
John 0 Parry, New Elope Lukens Thomas, Lumber-
Thomas Dyer Doyleetown nine
J 8 Reston, Newtown IL 0 Forger, Books co, Pa
J tiepin, Pa.
MADISON HOUSE, Second street, above Market.
Jas Pratt, Pa • J Dmithere, Frederica, Del
.7 Townsend,Prederica,Del Wm P Orr, Lewes, Del
A Mallvaine, Angola Isaac Anderson, Maryland
Wm Demorny, Ohio 0 'Dickler, Lancaster co.l'a
Wm T Halfpence, N Y II S Copo, Freehold, N J
BLACK DEAR INN—Fifth and Merobant streets.
Moses Ring, Birch Run, Pa Wm Foy, Lewisville, Pa
Henry Be en, Pa Leonard Denney, Pa
John fouls , N J J B Rennody, Lancaster co
Jos Mintzer, Pottstown, Pa J R Lewis, Del co, Pa
David Snyder, Boston Tomb Olovenstine, Phoi-
Semi Cornett, Pluenliville villa
Ps Ceo Pearson, Chester co
Wilson Lysle, Chester co Griffith Ellis, 'Pork co, Pa
Rat. Hodgson, Now London It J Houston, Lancaster co
Pa Miss Houston, Lancaster co
11 S Nerns,siancsator co 11 0 Lee & la , Chegter co
W Levis, West Cheater Eli 8 Bullock, Chester co
Operial Nagel;
Meg irors
• PHILADELPHIA CITY DIRECTORY,
ron 1859,
Will be published at the usual time, greatly enlarged
and Improved, and will contain, in addition to the
common matter, ooveral NEW fenturos.
A RESIDENCE of nearly TfrlitTl! YEARS in thin
city, and the Compilation Of the City Directory for
TWENTY-ONE YEARS, together with the Annual
Outlay of a large amount of money, are, it in confidently
believed, sufficient warrants of capability to Insure cor
rectness and the continued patronage of my friends and
the public. A. MCELROY,
fell.fmw 3t* 432 CHESTNUT.
Miring Nand.—Five Per Slants Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
rocehred in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The investments are made in Real Estate,
Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and such itret-class securi
ties as th charter requires. Offloe hours, from 9 o'clock
in the morning until 6 o'clock In the afternoon, and on
'Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. teti
Raving Fund—Atarrlrun Lite Insurance and
Trust COMPANY, S. E. corner FOURTII and WAL
NUT—CAPITAL $300,04X1. DOl.oAllorit paid on demand,
In Gold and Butner. Thin old Institution never conned
to pay all 84,1191 U full during the renlo AND LANK 849-
P 191981114. jes.l2t
Bower's Infant Cordial.--This Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of tho most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and la the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infante and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy core ti effected in
all, cane of Cholie, windy palms and spasms. Believes
and mitigates much of children'', suffering during deati•
Con or teething, and by its soothing properties tram.
(minxes pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, .ko.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used lu thousanda of oases with the moat
abundant sumac No family altoald be without It.
Prepared only by Meal A. Dowels,
At bis Drug and Chemical Store,
N. A. tamer of Sixth and Green ate., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. - And for sale
by Druggists generally. on 111-ly
°river k Baker's
011LiBUATIID
NAMILY SEWING SIAOIIINEB,
730 ORESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now justly admitted 'to be the
bent in use for family sowing, making a new, strong,
and elastic stitoh, which will NOT rip, even if every
fourth stitch be out.. Oiroulars sent on application by
letter. ap9-7
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER, ,
hIEROIIONT STREET.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Cir
oder*, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, a
prices to suit the times. 0017-1 y
Singer's Sewing Machlues.—After a fair
trial of the several machine. that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous vordlet of operators hos
been given in favor of Singer's. This is, in fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sewing.
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING DIACIIINE
beyond all question, the most complete article for
family use yet Invented, being "nt once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, In every respect, to nay
other machine. On this statement we challenge the
world. I. M. SINGER k CO.,
Office, No. Cal 2 CHESTNUT Street
Seamen 4 Saying Fund—Offleo 203 Wa lnut
Street, one door west of Second street. Bemires de
posits In enure of One Dollar and upwarda, from all
Glasses of the community, and allows Interest at the
rate of Sri per cent, per annum.
°Mee open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until S in the evening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
The beauty of glossy silken tresses has al
ways been the theme of poesy and of love. Persons
whose hair iv harsh and wiry should use that elegant
preparation, JULES RAVEL'S EAU ATIIENIENNE,
OR lIAIR RESTORER.' It removes all impurities
from the skin, keeps the pores open, and promotes a
healthy growth of luxurious hair whore baldness ex
ists. A Cow applications render the hair rich, soft, and
glossy, and change gray hairs and whiskers to their ori
ginal life-color. It Is not a dye, and soils not the skin
or linen. by all druggists, and by JULES
UAUEL & 00., No, 70 OLLESTNUT Stmt.
!THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 17. ISSS:
In Norwalk, Connecticat, on the Bth Instant, by,the W
Rev. W. B. Weed Mr. J. TIIOIIAB ILENDERSON, of
Philadelphia, to nuity E. HANFORD, of the for•
wer place.
On the 10th Indent, by Rev. Mr. Clay, Mt tothfill ,
WEBSTER OASII to Bliss CADY JONES, it of this
elty.
On the 16th Natant, by Rev. floury Steele Clarke, D.
D. Mr. RICHARD R. EWBAIIIIB, of Wilmington, Del.,
to Miss ANNIE N, BARNETT, of the same place
On the 10th blatant, by Rev. A Atwood,Mr.PRZIAP
JOIINSON to Miss MARY JANE DALDBY, all of this
city.
On third day, (Tuesday,) the 16th Instant,-RIITH
ANNA COUGINS, wife of Edward 11. (loggias, in'the
30th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are itiOlted to
attend the funeral from the residence of her brOther.rin
law, Charles Paxson Doper Dublin Township, Mont.
gomery county, on sixth day (Friday) morning, 18th
inst., at 9 o'clock, without further notice. Carriages
will be in waiting at Edge Hill station North Penney).
vaults Railroad, to meet the train Laving Chatham
street, at 7.25 o'clock, A. 51.
Interment at Woodland Cemetery. *
On the 15th instant, at hie residence. near West
Chester, Pa, JOHN TAMMY, Son,, aged 78 years. *
On the 15th Instant, Mrs. ANN W. JONES, In the
79th year of her age.
On the 16th Instant, JOHN DEMPSEY, In the Diet
year of his ago.
On the 15th instant, MARTHA JACIGERS, aged 78
para.
On tho 15th Instant, CONSTANTINE Mo(IOWAN,
aged 26 years. *
On the 16th instant, Mr. OOBDON B. FULTON, in
the 38d year of his ago. * •
[:rr. Floral and Strawberry Festival,
YOUNG MEN'S OHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Continued, by general request, until
FRIDAY EVENING , .
Dock's hand will perform each evening.
Contributions of Flowers. Strawberries, &c., will bo
thankfully received at the Rail. .
Sixth Ward In Motion.—A meeting of
all citizens opposed to the (Irma corrupt! Na
tionn/ Administration, and in favor of Homo Produc
tions and llottio Labor, will meet, preparatory to organ!
cation for the Fall Campaign, on TlllB (Thursday)
IITENING, at 8 o'clock. at the Mil of the Biro Asso
ciation, corner of FIFTH nod NORTH Streets. fly or.
der of O. 11. P. PARICEIV.,
.1017-It* Chairman of Commlitoo.
gy. Spirit Rapping In Public.—AdaL. trstan,
Test Medium, will giro another opportunity to
witness and lutlestigato" these wonderful phenoinena
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at SANSOAE STREET
nALL, at S o'clock. Admission 15 cents.. , 'lt*
M*Floral and Strawberry Festival, for the
BENEFIT OP THE TOUNO MEN'S CHRIS
ASPOCIATION.—The Ladles of 'the different
Evangelical Churches of this city have generously un
dertaken the management of this Festival to be held in
JAYNE'S HALL, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY_, June 15th,76th, and 17th, commencing
Tuesday at ilo'clock P. 111.
On each evening of the Festival there will be appro
print° addresses and music by Deck's Band.
Donations or flowers, etrawborriee, ice cream, cakes,
confectionaries, kc., aro respectfully solicited.
Contributions of money may be sent to Gannet 11.
&rusty; Esq.,. President of the Association, or to either
of the underingned.
Beason Tickets (price 25 cents) may be had at the
Rooms, Nos. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street, and at
the principal Book Stores and Publication Hansen.
From the great interest manifested by the entire
community in the Young Men's Christian Association,
wo hope to realize, in thin pleasant way, n very large
fund, to supply a present need, and enable no to con
tinue the good work in which we aro so successfully en
gaged. WM. GETTY, 162 South Fourth street,
JOHN WIEST, Ja., 47 N. Third street
F inance Committee.
W3t. G. CItOWIILL, Treasurer,
610 Walnut street.
07. Big Mountain Improvement Company.
Puttannt,rica, Juno 11th, ISM —NOTICE.—
A Special Mooting of the Stockholdero of the is Big
Mountain Improvement Company , ' will ho hold at the
office of the Company, southeast corner of _FRONT and
CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia, on FRIDAY, the
25th instant, at 12 o'clock M., to receive a report upon
the unexpected condition of its affairs, and to express
their views as to the future count) they wish the Di.
rectors to pursue In the matter.
By order of the Board of Directors.
je124112t WM. P. JENKS, President.
WGermantown Passenger nallway.—The
Commineloners of the "Germantown Passenger
ray Company" will attend on MONDAY, the 28th
Juno, 1858, and on each business day thereafter, from
10 o'clock A. 31, to 2 o'clock P. M., at N0..30 South.
SIXTH Street, to receive subscriptions to the stock of
said Company, until the same is fully subscribed.
Charles 31ngargo, 'William S. Perot, Vincent L. Brad
ford, J. 11. Wheeler, J.. 8. Struthers,' William Mill.
ward, William W. Winter, Mordecai O. Dawson, Thos. ,
A. Biddle, George W. litunmeraly, JabekGates, John
I. Griffith, and Robert P. King, Comtalssloners.
jel2.ltJyl
fas Girard College Passenger Railway Cont.
PANY.—At a meeting of the Commissioners of
the 'GIRARD COLLEGE PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, held at the Wathorill House, Friday, May
28,1858, it was
Resolved, That in conformity with the act of Assom.i
bly in such cases made and provided, we will meet on
MONDAY, the 21st day of June,A. D. 1858, at the
Washington Drove Yard Hotel, RIDGE AVENUE,
above Sixteenth street, at 6 o'clock A. M. open books
for receiving subscriptions to the capital of said
Company, and that the said books shall be kept opou for
the said purpose at the same place, between the hours of
9A. M. and 3 P. M., on MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, the 21st, 22d , and 23d of June, 1858.
In pursuance of the above resolution, books will be
open for receiving subscriptions to the capital stock of
said Company, at the time and place mentioned iu the
said resolution, by the undersigned, a committee ap
pointed to thor purpose.
CHARLES THOMPSON JONES,
JACOB ESHER,
JAMES F. NICHOLAS,
ROBERT MORRIS,
JAMES PAGE,
Commissioners.
Resolved, That in order to afford the citizens at large
the Collect opportunity to partlolpato in the enterprise,
that it be recommended to the Commissioners, as far as
in their power, to limit the aubscriptiou to each indivi
dual, the first day, to ton shares. nty31.41‘1023
n and Coates-street Philadelphia
[Er G
Passenger ree
Railway Company —At a Meet.
log of the Commissioners named in the act to incorpo
rate the Green and Goatee-street Philadelphia Passen
ger Railway Company, held In pursuance of public no
tice properly given, at the Madison Hausa, in Second
street, on Monday evening / May 240,1858, It was
Resolved, That the officers of thin meeting be au
thorised to procure the necessary subscription books,
and to give, In two or more papers, twenty days gotta,'
that books will be opened and subscriptions received
by them to the capital stock of the company, at the
oounnissioners , Hall, on Third street, below Green, on
Wednesday, the sixteenth of June, at 10 o'clock A M.,
to which time and place this meeting stands ad
journed."
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that the said
Oommiesioners will meet at the 00HUISSIONERS ,
HALL, in THIRD street, below Green, on WEDNES
DAY, June 16th, A D. 18513, at 10 o'clock A. M , to re
ceive subscriptions to the capital stock of the aforesaid
Green and Goatee streets Philadelphia Passenger Rail.
way Company.
lIARRY CONNELLY, Chairman.
WM. REID,
neeretarles.
BAY. B. /mum, my2s-tf
TrHomo for Invalids wlth Affections of
THE CHEST,
S. W. eor. PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets,
iny2l.lrnir West Madelptils.
L 0. S. M.
To the Orand Commanders of the various Grand .
Councils of the I. 0. 8. M. meeting In the United
A Convention of rive delegates Irem each of the (trend
Councils of the respective States, with a view to form a
Supreme Grand Connell of the United States, will be
held in the city of Philadelphia. on
MONDAY, JULY Dm, 1858,
nt the Hall, southwest corner of CHESTNUT and
TENTH Streets.
Subordinate (Remelts, not haying a representation in
a Grand Council within their respective jurisdictions,
will be entitled to be represented as fully as Grand
Councils.
By assent of various Grand Councils.
Communications should be addressed to
• HORACE L. PETERSON,
Chairman of Committee no Coriespondence_of S. U. C.
of I.ll6,tern Pennsylvania : Philadelphia.
IrrThe New York Herald,- Vareller, Heston;
Merlon Post, Pittsburgh, Pa.; A/African, Baltimore;
Republican. St. Louis ; Picayune, Now Orleans; and
Union, Washington, mill please insert the above three
times, a n d send bills immediately to this Wilco for col
lection. jel7-2t
M. SLOCUM, DENTIST, 809 GREEN
A.). Street, adjoining Germantown Railroad Depot.
jel7-301
—A
discount. Apply to
U. C. TROMPSON & (}. M. CONARROE,
j447-41t No.OII3ARCit Street.
lax Oale anb ga Ea.
TO PRINTER S.—FOR SALE AT A
BAROAIN.—One or mon eq,erlencr4l men can
purchase a profitable Daily and Weekly NI4WSPAPIIIt
anti JOII•PRINTING ()FMB, Ictented in a Western
city, with a population or 14,000, and one or the oldest
and most suhsho tint toxins lu the Void.. It to 0110 or
only too printing establishments in the city, and the
business last year amounted to about $lO.OOO. The
(ace tins the city printing and advertising, and also the
Lost office printing. The paper is Democratic in poli
tics. The material comprises two Power-Presses,
ono
Ilona-Press, Paper end Card Cutters, together oillt
first-rate assortment of Job nod News Type and Fix
tures. To persons who can give negotiable piper this
office will be sold on liberal terms, both us to time and
piles. A cash purchaser can obtain it at a very low
price. Full statements as to resources and expenditures
will lie given to any one desiring to purchase. Address
"Alpha," care 0 r 0. M. PETTENUII.I. h. Co., No. 110
Nassau street, New York. ' jelathst St
HIGH -BRED SPANISH JACKS AT
AUCTION .—Peramptory W BONES.
DAY MOSNI NO, Juno 2 9 .1, (410 o'clock, at the Ilatrutr,
NINTH. slat ti CORD l' Street)), Philadelphia, %till its
sold, without reser, o
Four extra•also high-bred Spanish Jocks, 3 years obl,
I 5 hands high, in good health, and perfectly sound. Pitt
imported per brig Arrogant() finutho, front Barcelona,
Spain.
May he seen at Conway's Stables, Prune street.
No potitponeruent oil accouut of the weather.
jel7-3tl( ALFRED M. ILERKNESS, Auct
,m TO LET.—COTTAGE AT LONG
BRANCH, newly furkighed and nen ly built, with.
in 8 00 feet of the ocean. Ton edoeping rooms , dining
room, large parlor, kitchen with convenient cooking or
rungemenia, coach house. fitable9, ganlon, and about 200
acres of ground. Furtherticulars apply to No. 20
HENRYH
South FIFTH Street, or to HOWLAND. Long
Branch, N. J. jOl7-2w
TO LET.-THE UPPER ROOMS Off'
htoreti No. 827 atA No. 333 MARKET Streot,
below Fourth, Apply on the premises, to
11 I. HALLOWELL & CO, or
jel4-11 GUILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
I.I O FIGE TO-LET.—AN ELIGIBLE Or-
VION for en Insurance Company, or similar car
pomtion, having three communicating rooms go the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOA.
Immediate ponseasion given. Apply to
JOAN 0. KUPER, or
PUMAS T. nun:mug,
No. 112 South Poulin' LI Street,
mh3o-tutha-tf second story, front room.
FOILSALE handsome LOT of ground,
JL' 82 by 100 feet, on Spring Garden street, catat of
Broad.
Aldo desirable Building Lots on Thirteenth street
and Columbia avenue, on Ground Rent.
Also, a valuable Property on Market street, west of
Permanent Bridge, 50 by 220 feet. Apply to
11. C. THOMPSON $ 0 , M. CONARBOV.,
jel2-6t+t 033 ARCH Street.
r 0 RENT, THE FIRST FLOOR AND
1 BASEMENT of the large STORE, No. 22t SUR
EST Street, Apply to
HILDEBORN & BROTNER,
sp2l-tt Ns. 03.9 MAARSW Prot,
Alarnave.
llDeatbs.
AT JAYNE'S NALL,
FOR TII6
WILLIAM GETTY,
JOUN IVIES I:,
Yinnnce Committee.
Wcttce
fillHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
1 notice that they have withdrawn from the man
agement of the WAREHOUSING COMPANY OF
PIIILADELPHIAiand have no longer any connection
therewith. W. C. PATTERSON,.
8. MORRIS WALLA,
G. C. HARVEY,
GEO. H. STUART,
JOS. W BUFORD.
PLIMADELPIrId, 14th tune, 1868. .1010-3t*
13ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THE
SECOND AND THIRD STREET PASSENGER
RAILWAY, and furnimbing materials for the same for
the entire road, whelk) for doing the work and turnieh
lug the muter:Ale c , each separately, will bo received at
the office of the Company, No. 2 Grigg's Building, iu
WALNUT Street, between Beetled and Third Streets,
until WEDNESDY, 21d [natant, noon;
Plana and apeelfleations an be seen at the Office after
WEDNESDAY, the 16th inst.
• Jal6-0t TAMES YERREE, President.
CENTRAL BANK OF PENNSYLVA
NIA.—Notice is hereby given, that the CENTRAL
DANK OP PENNSYLVANIA, at Hollidaysburg, will
be open for business on WEDNESDAY, the lath inst.
JOSEPH BROWER, Cashier.
Pest and Commercial Journal, Pittsburgh, and Ame
rican and Sun, Baltimore, copy, and charge Central
Bank. Je4-Iw
Drokers
STE WART & JOHNSON,
INSURANCE AND NOTE
BROICERS,
No. 108 South FOURTH Street
Jo 24u th set-lm If
VRONISE & CO.,
prigon AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Refer to the BANES and BROKERS of Philadelphia
!e7-ly
ORAN. MANLEY. W. U. DROWN. A. MANLEY, .'R.
Tvprrucy, BROWN, & CO.,
DANK-NOTE, STOCK, AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
N. Ti , ; corner or THIRD mid CHESTNUT Strocts,
• PfiILADIMPUIA.
Collections made, sus Drafts drawn on all parts of the
United litotes snit Ili° Conadas, on the most favorable
terms. •
Oolleetlonn made, and Drafts drawn on England and
Ireland.
Uneurrent Bank Notre bought. Land Warrants
bought and sold. feature in Specie and Bullion. Loans
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocka and Loans bought and sold on Commission at
the Board of Brokers in Phllatlelphia and New York.
]o3-01a
EDWARD R. PARRY, RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary Public for Commissioner for
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. '
PARRY & BROTHER,
BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
OONVEYANOIIIIII,
FRONT STREET, above HICKORY,
MANKATO, M INNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and inventing
Money for con-residents and others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes. An. Any letters of stinoiar or business
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood. Bacon, & Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Ross, & Withers, Philadelphia.
Sharp, Raines, & 00., - Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
. Charles Ellis & Co., Philadelphia.
Parry & Randolph, Philadelphia. my2l43m*
itlante.
ViTANTED.—A YOUNG MAN ' DE.
SIRES a situation 119 ASSIMANT BOOK
HERM in a wholesaln house, by the tat of August.
Unexceptionable reference given. Address Box 1402
Post Wilco. jel74t*
EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A
young married man, as copyist, essayist, or re
viewer, and where his classical and scientific attain
ments may be useful in their legitimate Melds. Ad
dress PRO RE RATA, Press Office. Jel6-2t*
QALESMEN WANTED.—TWO FIRST
OLASS eALESKEN—Engagement to commence
on the let day of July next. The anbEicribers will en
gage none but men of known ability, (to whom liberal
'slacks will be paid,) who can influence a large South
ern or Western Trade. Apply to
RUMMER RARENESS & SON,
Wholesale Clothiers, NS MARKET Street
'tny9l.lm Philadelphia.
VVANTED, 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 man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No 817 MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 24 Regt. of Cavalry,
apl7-tf Recruiting 018cer,
WING's FARINA CRACKERS, mado
from material prepared from that portion of tho
Wheat which 11 most NUTRITIOUS and HEALTH
FUL.
It is estimated that ONE POUND CONTAINS AS
MUCH NUTRIMENT AS TWO POUNDS OP
DREAD, as it is usually baked.
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS
aro of Mali size, over ninety to the pound, and baked
dry.
They are delightful to the taste, sod one of tho best
Crackers ever produced for FAMILY USE.
E=M
and with Oysters, they are unequalled.
ask every lll4l/AZ In pnoeure WINO'S FARINA
CRACKERS for her children. They are far anperior
to many of the preparations usually given to them,
being decidedly more healthful and nourishing, and, as
they dissolve readily In the mouth, are always eaten
with a line nest.
Ladles and Gentlemen will dad them unsurpassable
for their •
FINE FLAVOR AND PLEASANT TASTE
Delicate Ladies, and all persons whose habits are
more or less sedentary, will find WIMPS CRACKERS
most excellent.
For Professional Gentlemen, Bankers, Merchnnta,
and Clerks, they mad• be used for LUNCII ivith great
advantage In maintaining a healthful regularity of the
system.
• Teachers and Scholars, in tchools generally, will find
them vary agreeable.
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS are a moat valua
ble article for Travellers in the care; or on shipbounl,
at sea, they are one or the very best things that can be
when.
The use of them Is becoming widely extended, and, in
order to guard ageing deception,
NAOS CRACK'S(' IS STAMPED WITS THE NAME
"A. WING."
There are no other Crackers manufactured in the
United States like these, Or known as true Farina
Crackers.
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS may ho procured
of the heat family Grocers generally, by whom they are
extensively sold, in different portions of the United
States, and at wholesale only of A. N. Thompson & Co.,
221 and 223 Fulton street, New York.
DINGEE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
No. 1.46 South FRONT Street,
For the convenience of purchasers, we give the names
some of out best CI roeerA who sell them :
•9IIIQIVfI
Anderaou & Dunlap, N 0.1816 Lombard street
R. & T. Atmore, No. 1000 Duttontenial nt
R. Blnelc. No. 1730 Cheatinat trent
. .
Thompson Dlack, No. 20 South Broad sheet
Jos. K. Bow aims, No. 662 N. 17th street.
S A it. Boyd, No. 1644 Rim street.
M. L. Burt, No. 269 North Fifth street
W. Campbell, No. 644 Pine street.
Win. Campbell & CO., COr. nth and Market sts.
James W. Campbell, No. 200 Walnut street.
Simon Colton, No. 1400 Walnut street.
John Devine, No. 1602 Market street.
JlllllO3 Bobbins, No. 1037 Market street.
. . .. .
. .. . ,
J. M. Ellis & Sou, cor.tith net Spring Garden.
Edward Friel, cur. 9th and Spring Maiden.
Henry Floyd, ror. S. 12th and Lombard
Burden & Feiguson, cor. 19th and Market sts
D n id B. Graham, Green, corner Sixth street
Thomas Utaham, corner Sixth and Cherry.
Graham & Martin, No. 1035 Market street.
Samuel W. (tray, No. 352 South Fifteenth at
Samuel napes. corner Ilth niel Walnut.
William O. Johnston. corner lath awl GM nrd Itv
J. B. & S. A. Lai e, • Seventh and Brown atroet 4
M . McCarthy. Tooth, cor. Geotge street
J. & It. McCiees, No. 719 N. Second street
C. 11. Mattson. cm. Tenth and Arch stA.
«'m. 1.. Maddock & Co., No. 116 South Third street
John It. Parker, Eleventh and ➢lnrket eta
William Parvln, Jr., 'Pa elfth, our. Chestnut st
Philip It. Purdy, No. 10 Walnut street.
Varnish R. Patton, Locust, cur. Thirteenth st
Samuel Rogers, ,Slateenth and PIo streets
Samuel 11 Rose, cot. Second mid Brown stn.
Albert C. Roberto, Eleventh, corner Vino et.
Andrew Sproule, cor. Marshall Sr Coates et.
Morrie F. Spit lin, cor. Eighth and Arch tits.
Jeremiah Starr, cor Fifth & Merchant ate.
Win. C. Mo'oll9oll, No. 712 Smith Second et.
Joshua Wright, co, Sp. Gordon 2,, Prnuklil
J. U. Wheeler, cor. Third owl Lombard et
John 11. Weaver & Co., coiner Second and Pine eta
je17..3t
LAKE COPPER, FOR SALE AT 51G
3-4 MARKET Street.
JO 17-itif* WM% 11. WOODWARD & CO.
FIRE -WORKS, FIRE-WORKS!!
A full nuortment of
FIRE,-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
_ -
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
1210 DIARICRT RTRIIRT,
West of Twelfth
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
SARATOGA, April 12,185 S
A CARD TO TIM PUBLIC
During the last season an attempt was made to de
ceive tho public, by persons offering what, they called
" CONGRESS IVATER " from Fountains ; and at the
price of six cents per ilass. The WROLESALE .prico
of the GENUINE 00 GRESS WATER, at New York,
being about 73( saute per glass, the imposition of thus
pretending to sell at retail, for less than cost, and with
oat allowance for Freight, Cartage, and Breakage, is
apparent ; but their probable course hall boon to empty
ONE bottle of genuine Congress Water into a Foun
tain, and thereby christening its total contents.
We have NEVER sold Congress Water in Fountains
nor in vessels of ANY OTHER DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordinary-sired GLASS BOTTLES. The cork of every
bottle of the genuine is blended "CONGRESS WATER
O. & W.," and If without these words and tatters, it is
COUNTERFEIT. CLARK & WHITE,
- sp - 211-sr tI t 001-if Proprietors of Congress Spring
r i ßF,su CONGR,FAS SPRING WATER,
JI Received directly from the Spring at Saratoga,
always on hand, In Pint and Quart Bottlea, and tor
mile by Y. DROWN, Chemist and Drugglet,
N. N. corner OIIESTNIIT and FIFTH Streets.
my2o..wth-too
VIRE CRACKERS.-5,000 boxes No. 1
Cola Ohop Ire C•ockere, for male b
UEORGE K. CHAMBERS
je3.2w* 13 N. WAT.EIt Street.
CORDIALS. -ANISETTE, CIIRACOA,
and MARABOIIINO, In stare and for oats by
snag 141411TN0. 140 A PRONT Rk
SIIOULDERS.-50 Mids. Shoulders, in dry
salt, for sale by C. O. SADLER & CO.,
jet 9 North WATER Street.
j r- L tiN.-80 pipes Dutch Company. Gill, in
lJf bond And for Wu by
WILLIAM 11. YEATON,
je3 No. 215 South PROM' Street.
SLATE I SLATE I I SLATE I I I—Rooting
Slate, or all rises, and at Tory low rater, kept con
'tautly on hand, and foe rate by
PRRING, FOX, tr. 00.,
GERMANTOWN ROAD and TRIRD street.
N. B. Slate Roofs put on In the boat manner, and ra
partm atloglitit W. fillirov% vr0m,,1t44, ton
WWI -IIIIrn- yobs. ,
MM ATERIALS FOR DUSTERS Alb
TRAVELLING DRESSES.—
Chen° Tanjore Cloths. .
Bayndero Luxors.
Ottoman Poplins and Madonnas.
Ilayadere Mahal rs.
Silk Warp Lavellas.
Cotton Warp do, at 10 and 1234 cents.
Bayadero do, at 12% cents.
Lupin's super all-wool Debege.
Oriental Lustres, Ac., he.
JUST FROM AUCTION.
A fresh lot of 0 raziellas and Ducats, at 'II cents.
A fine stock of French Organdies and Jaconets, reduced
in price.
Glossy Black Silks in great variety.
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Plain and Plaid Nainsooks.
White French Brilliants.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
White Linen Drilling and Duck.
Plaids, Brown Drills, ke.
Shirt Bosoms in variety.
Linen, Cambric, and Silk Pocket Hdkfa.
Black Silk Cravats, he.
The whole stock very cheap, for cash.
CHARLES ADAMS,
jell • EIGHTH and ARCH Street.
',MGT:MED SHIRTINGS.—wI4O French
Shirtlugs, neat styles, 4-4 small figured fine Linens.
BILARPLESS BROTHERS,
30.0-1 f CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
CHANTILLY LACE MANTILLAS.—
Just opened a few of these goods, and Pronch
Loco Flounced Points.
SOURPUSS BROTHERS.
OHESTNIIT and EIGHTH
SIBLACK SILKS.—Beat wo ever bad
for Mantillas or Dresses.
Lawns at 8 eta.; now styles, fast colors,
Travelling Dress Stuffs; also for Dusters.
Thin Robe Dresses, closing out cheap.
MEN'S SUMMER WNAR.
Linen Drillings, for cool Pantaloons.
Marseilles Vostings, warranted cool and not to fade.
Boys' Wear, in thin, light, cool material.
WRITE GOODS.
Nainsoolt, Jaconet, and Cambric Mitalins.
Swiss Mullins, plain, dotted, and figured.
Linen Cambric lidkfs., figured, bordered, and white.
MANTILLAS.
French. Lane Points and Mantles.
Silk Dusters, the much admired new shape.
Combinations of Silk and Laos.
Low-priced Mantillas.
NEW and MEN! MANTLES from the work-room
erory hour during the day.
COOPER & CONARD,
jel2 S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
REDUCTION IN PRIDES.
SP RINO MANTILLAS,
ALL SILK
SUMMER MANTILLAS, -
SILK AND LACE, SILK AND NET,
all reduced In price on and after
MONDAY, JUNE 7TO.
YRENOU LACE
POINTS AND MANTILLAS.
JUST OPUSES,
A LARUE ASSORTMENT
OF
DESIRABLE GOODS,
which we will offer at
LOW PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
No. 708 CHESTNUT street
RICHLRDSpN'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIA.PMIZS, .ko
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desiroun of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
eon that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RIOITARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as large
quantities of Inferior and defective Linens are prepared,
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RICHARDSON by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
Injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can be imposed on with floods of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
tuy2B-01u Agents, 30 OIII:JR011 Street, New York
STEEL SKIRTS. -
THE BEST PARIS
EXTENSION SKIRTS
IN THE MARKET
W. J. HORSTMANN & CO.,
723 CHESTNUT STREET,
BELOW EIGHTH
ANTILL A.S ! MANTILLAS !- Mc-
LTA. ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
6,000 yards Black and Fancy Bilks, 3734, 44, 50, 66;
rich, 62,46, 69, 75 ; very rich, 81, 87%, 95, $l.
10,000 yards Delaines, Bereges, Ducats, at 10, 12%,
16)4,1104, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
In the city.
10,000 yards One French Lawns, 10. 12%, 10%, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 57% to 02%, very flue.
One lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth .$3O.
600 yards side-band Cfulsimeres ' 87%, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, less than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Yestings, at, 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 tlao 'French Nectlloworkod 'Collett; at $l, worth
$3.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jas.:mots, Swiss and
Cambric White Goods, the greatest bargains in the city.
Ribbons nod Fringes and Tilminings, iu endless 'va
riety, nt less than half the usual prices.
MCELROY,
No. 11 South NINTH Street
jel-tu th a-t[
EYRE & LANDELL,
YOURTII AND ARON
STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS
OPENING OF
FASHIONABLI
SPRING SILKS AND ROBES.
BAYADERE LIGHT SILKS
BAYADERE RICH SILKS.
CHENE BAYADERE SILKS.
()ILENE DIODE BLUE AND BROWNS.
NEWEST STYLE ROBES.
$2, $2.60, end 13 for the
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
EYRE 24z LANDELL,
tnyle-t jyl. FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
A OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer In
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 440 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
Large Story White BuiHiug
TERMS—ONE PRIOR FOR CASH.
Mr Prices marked. in plain figures on Mil article
apf29.Bin
MANTILLAS! SHAWLS! SILKS I &c.
THORNLEY & CHISM
Would invite special attention THIS DAY to one of
be moat complete etocke of
Comprising the newest and most desirable goods made
n every material used this season.
PRICES RANGE FROM $3 TO $1.5
We have a large stock of
Plain Grape Shawls, from $4 to $lO ! •
Embroidered Grape Shawls, from $4.50 to $4O!
Stella Shawls, in every color, centre, from $2 to $l2 !
Plain Thibet Shawls, Mourning Shawls, Am.
Our stock of
BLACK SILKS AND FANOY BILKS
a worthy of particular attention, as they are
POSITIVELY VERY OILEAP 1 1 !
We have a beautiful stook of
nuNort ORGANDIE LAWNS, GRENADINES,
°RALLIES, BAREGES, LAVELLISS, &o.
RUN UMBRELLAS awl PARASOLS.
Gloves, Mitts, Yells, Linen 'Handkerchiefs, unusually
cheap.
•
We have just opened a large lot of
SUMMER MARSEILLES QUILTS, DIMITY QUILTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and DRILLS,
For Monis awl Boys' Wear.
BEST IRISII LINEN,
Of our owu importation, &c., at
TIIOItNLIIY & CIIISM'S,
N. N. Cor. EIOIITII & SPRING GARDEN Streete.
N. B.—Several lota of Fleuncings, Edgings, &a ' at
leen than half price. myls
gropartittroljip Notices.
rriLIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
ALn copertnernhlp under tho style of FROTHINGIIAM
& WELLS, for the transaction of a GENERAL DRY
GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, sod have taken tho
store No. 34 South FRONT Street, and 35 LETITIA
Street. THEODORE FROTHINGLIAM,
• .
KIRK B. WELLS
rm LADELPIM duDo Ist, 1858.
QPECTAOLES,
IN GOLD, SILVER, AND ELASTIO STEEL
FRAMES, of a groat variety of Patterns, with superior
GLASSES, adapted to all sights.
SPY GLASSES.
STEREOSCOPES,
With a large assortment of
MAGNIFIOENT VIEWS FROM NATURE.
OPERA GLASSES,
THERMOAINTERS,
SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS.
FOR BALE DT
SAMUEL L. FOX, OPTICIAN,
537 NORTH SECOND STREET,
ABOVE BUTTONWOOD,
Six years with the MoAmagrses.
Agent for FIFE'S Patent Olfrique'Polnt Pena, and the
526 Double Thread Sewing Machines. myll3-ltno
BRIDGETON, MILLEVILLE,
PORT ELIZABETH, &e., .I,:c —Thu
steamer EXPRESS leaves trot : pier below CH Street
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 8 ,3
o'clock A. M. Returning, leaves Bridgeton MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, end FRIDAYS, at 9 o'clock A M.;
touching at New Castle, Delaware City, (I reenwich,
Mulford and Tyndale% going and returning.
Through tickets, by stages connecting with the " Ex
press," fur the following places, to wit:
Milleville $1 001 Port Elizabeth.
Pat rton or Cedar% file. 75 Newport •
Dividing Creek__ 1 00 Mauncutown
All landings on the Cobadsey.
Delaware City or New Castle.
The stages meet the boat r
meats or delays need ho mitt
description, taken at low rat
,ginetoally. No clisappoin -
'eigitteil. Freight, of every
tem. ,le3-lni*
FOWLER, WELLS, & CO., 922
CHESTNUT Street, keep standard works ou
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure, and Pho
nography, uholesale and retail. Phrenologi
cal Examination, with charts, and full writ
ten descriptions of character, given day and even
ing. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders by mall to lie
addressed to rowW I Wale, it Co., 922 Chestnut
Weft, pO-11coolt
MRS. D. P. BOWERS's WALNUT ST.
THEATRE.
The numerous friends of
MRS. D. P BOWERS,
Anxious to evince their appreciation of her untiring ef
forts in anatmning the cause of the Drama during her
recent regime of her eatablishment i am{ delirona of
giving her a welcome back on her return to this city
after her entailment engagement in New York, have
tendered to her a
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
To take place upon the scene of her late arduous la
bore, _ _
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 18th.
The Ptogramme selected is Mrs. Cowley'. Comedy
of a
BOLD STROKE FOR A HESEAND
And the ,Second Act of the popular Operatic Drama,
entitled the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Box..Dook now open
WHEATLEY'S ARCH ST. THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR. JAMES DUNN.
THURSDAY EVENING, June 17th, •
Last night but two, most positively, of
MR. JOHN BROUGHAM.
The performance will commence with - -
THE PLEASANT NEIGHBOR,
After which, the burlesque, by Mr. Brougham, entitled
COLUMBUS EL FILIBUSTER°.
To conclude with the
TWO GREGORIES;
ADMISSION. •
Boxes, Sta l l s, ; Secured Seats in Dress Circle, 37, 1 / 2 ;
Orchestra 6O cents; Seats in Private Boxes, 75 ;
Gallery, 13 cents.
Doors open at 7,X o'clock; performances commends 7X.
61..13. WHITTON Treasurer.
LAST WEEK.-THE THIRTY-FIFTH
ANNUAL EXII7DITION
OP Tog
PENNBYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF THE SINE AEU
Will close on
• SATURDAY, the 10th day of JUNE.
In order to give all an opportunity of viewing this
large and interesting collection of
WORKS OF ART,
The Directors have reduced the price of Admission,
until the close, to
Ten cents for Adults, and Five cents for Children
Catalogues Five cente
Phila, June 10,1868
pETERS's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
SRLP-OHNZILATING GAB LAME
Is the only Patent Burner that has a
NON-CONDUCTOR. D.
Por Safety, Cheer nem, and Brilliancy, it impanel
all others.
STATE AND 0 DIONTX RI4RTB NOR BALE.
Address D. P. PETERS,
B.
delphl W aad
. corn
3422
T B I R D O IO A N D D W aAuYd
, O REwYIIT S h4 P l h y-lrap
1 PirERY STABLE- KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interests, and patronise lISSILBR'S LAMP
FACTORY, 100 South ZIOLITII street, below Chestnut.
Previous to hie opening a responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he is now doing in a war
ranted manner from $8 to $lO. Support him, or you will
have the same chary as to pay. jald.y
entltnten's furnishing (toot's.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
w. w. KNIGHT,' 600 ARCH Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all Mode of Furnishing
Goods, and manufacturer of Rine Shirts, warranted
equal in every respect to any others manufactured Ip
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or mule
to order. mbl-lf
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING .GOWNS.—The largest and best as
sortment In the city, wholesale and retail, with a full
line of Under Clothing, milted to the season, at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, 606 ARCH Street, aboye Sixth, Philadel
phia. mhl-tf
WINCHESTE & SCOTT, GENTLE
R MEN , S PITENISUSINia STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT PdANUPAOTOR.Y, No. IR)
OIIESTNUT Street, above Seventh 'greet, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ale and retail. and made to order.
itlillincrp cub Straw Goobo.
KEEP COOL. '
STRAW HATS.
LINCOLN, WOOD, k NICHOLS,
45 South SECOND Street,
jo 1241tJy1 Pour doors at;ove Clhestind
Jnenrance Qromvamee
my27.th Ea mo
jIRE INSURANCE.
BY THE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mereharuiise,
Furniture, tc., in Town or Country. .
OFFICE, No. 808 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. $177.925. dasara, $252,4e5.89.
Invested as follows, via :
First Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. 6 per cent.
mortgage Loan, $30,000, coat 96,000,06
Allegheny County 0 per cent. Penna. It. 11.
Loan 10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railrcoul Co'n. Stock 4,000.00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 19,160.00
Stock of County Fire Insurance C0.........1,050.00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 475.00
Mlle receivable, busmetui paper 52,711.50
Book Accounts, accrued interest, Au 3,836.10
Cash on hand and in Bank. 16,b43.20
Olem Tingley,
William R. Thompson,
David S. Brown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
H. L. Damon,
Robert Poland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles 8. Wood,
James 8. Woodward,
tu th-rp-tt B. AI
A MERICAIi FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
rm. INCORPORATED VMS—CHARTER PER.
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Supine
Invested In sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIZSCITORS.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welab, Caspar W. Morrie,
Samuel 0. Morton, Junes B. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, • Edmund G. Datilh.
Charles W. Poultney.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIS, Secretary. ja22..y it
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT
JOSEPH A. MONIIEINIER.
files enth Ward
Subject to the rulev of the Democratic party.
jell-titC4C
QIIER IF PAL T Y.—Encouraged by my
L friewls, I offer myeelf as a candidate for the office of
SIIIIItIFY of the City and County of Philadelphia,
subject to the decision of the People's party, whose no
mination I respectfully colicit.
WILLIAM 11. KERN,
Fifteenth Want.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
JOHN CASSIN,
Fifth Ward
Subject to Democratic Rules
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS
CHARLES D. KNIGHT,
- - -
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the Poople'a Nomination. jol-t!
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
HENRY C. FRITZ,
Twelfth ward.
Subject to the People's Nomination. myl24m
1: 4 - 10R REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOHN CAMPBELL, OP SEVENTH WARD
Subject to Democnttle rules
ripH E SPRING GARDEN SAVING
1 FUND.
(OHARTEHRD DT TUN LROISLATOR6 OP PENNSTLYANIA.
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OFFICE, 831 NORTII TIMM STREET,
(CONSOLIDATION BANK BUILDING :1
This Institution is now open for the transaction of
business. and lathe only Chartered Saving Fund located
in the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 0 to 2) o'clock
and also on MONDAI9 and THORSDANS, from 6 nail
9 o'clock in the Evening.
Frederick Klett,
Stephen Smith,
John P Levy
Hon. Henry .K. Strong,
Daniel Underkofier,
lion. Win.
Frederick Make,
Francis Hart,
Jogeph P. LeOlen!,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Preeiden
Secretary, GEORGE T.
WAVING FUND.--lINITED STARES
TRUST COMPANY, corner or THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and small soma received, and paid back on de
mind, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MOUDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for Bale ou England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from fl upwards.
President—STEPHEN B. ORAWYORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY FIRS.
Teller—JAMES It. HUNTED.
WALL BRUSHES,
A large okesortment, Bailable for
CITY G-FLOCU. , RS,
And for sale by
lIHNRY 0. F.OEBTELN,
BRUSH AND BELLOWS NANUFAOTIII{ER,
LOST POLICY OF INSURA.NCE.-
NOTICE —Application hoe been made to tho Phi
ladelphia Contributionship for tho Insurance of Hods..
from Loss by Tire, for the renewal of Polity No. Sl/16,
issued Slay 18, 1852, in the name of. JOHN KRIDEB.
owner, and held by DANIEL McINTYRE, as Mortgagee.
In the sum of 1,000 Dollars on a House on the oorth
side of WALNUT Street, east of, and newt to the House
at the Northeast corner of Second street, which Policy
has been lost or mislaid. E. A. BRIGHAM,
Tor the Administrators of Daniel Mclntyre. damaged;
my2o-thm-Ow No. 325 Walnut Street.
Vir.EIDSICK & CO. CIIAMPAGNE.L-A
LA. constant supply of the genuino brand in bond and
in store, for solo by WM. It. YEATON,
jo3 416 South FRONT Street.
PURE BONE DUST, GROUND FINE.-
A very impeller article. For Bale in large or small
lota, by OROMIDALE, PEIROB, It 00.
royo 104 North Delaware avenue.
IvERbIAN CIGARS.-15 CASES VA
UR WARS brands, in store and for sale by
WILLIAM 11. YEATON,
Jel 73@Oath FRONTlitreet.
~ 2kinttGentento.
tamps.
$262,405.89
bl TINGLEY, President.
TORS.
Samuel Biephant,
Robert Steep,
WillGata Manor,
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
Z. LOthrop, •
Charles Leland, . ,
Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
John Bissell, Pittsburgh
HINOIIMAN, Secretary.
political.
sauings iiinbe.
PICRPSTUAL °BARTER
MiNACIERB
James S. Print°,
Jacob Dock,
Joseph M Cowin,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Dray,
Robert R. Davidon,
P. 0. Ellinaker,
John P. Vorree,
George Knecht,
John Horn.
,t, JAMES S. PRINGLE.
GORN. ap2l.-Iftr
DIISTSIt.9 2
lIANDSORUBS
62 NORTH THIRD ST
Business grarbs.--:
TAR. - J. L. LUDLOW HAS REMOVED
to the west side of PENN &IMAM fourth door
north of Market street. jel4dt*
WOLFE BROWN, PHONOGRAPHIG
• REPORTER, No. 810.0NEEITNUT St. jolo-6tit
O. THOMPSON AND G. M. CONAR
• Rop, CONVEYANCERS.
GEOM. comuutop., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
aps-y No. 938 ANOTI street, below Tenth.
DANIEL DOUGRE RTY, ATTORNEY
•AT,LAw, Southeast Corner of =GUTH and LO
CUST Streetn. Philadelphia.
(*TABLES TETE, COMMISSION MER
m-Cfßovr and Importer of HAVANA IMAM,
(Neir)l.3B Walnut street. seoond story.
WLLIAM HENRY MOORE, FIIR NIS H.
ING UNDERTARXR, No. 1416 ARCH street,
West of Broad, Lai 0606 ARCH Etreot.
Lead Coffins always on hand.
REMOVAL.—
Q. FAWCETT, -
.1114.11 i CUTTER AND WO MAKER,
Ms removed t 010213 CHESTNUT 'treat, four doom be
low ELEVENTH .. je2-tf
IV. TER RTRO Er BE, ATTORNEY AT
aNJ- LAW, MINTER street. Pottsville. Pa. sai-LY
summer i.worts.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL, 5
MILES FROM CARLISLE, PA., AT THE OAP
OR THE SOUTH . MOUNTAIN.—The subscriber of the
St. Lawrence Hotel, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, hav
ing leased the above popular summer resort of the late
proprietor, James W. Patton, will open the sane for the
reception of guests on the 20th of June. "Perms matu
rate. Address A. G. MULLIN,
Mount Holly Springs,
Cumberland county, Pau
WASHINGTON H,OISIILSANE
NEW
JERSEY.
The above House win be open for the aceotnmodation
of visiters on theist day of Juno.
The subscriber would call attention to the fact - that
he has fitted up the "Washington" particularly for the
early visitors. A small dining ream has bees added,
Stoves are fitted up throughout the front house, a 111-4.
class Restaurant and Bar so now In operation, and every
thin now in order for the comfort of the guests for the
early season. S. B. WOOLMA N,
- el-1m Proprietor.
11/I.A_NSION HOUSE, HAUGH CHUNK.-
Itl This elegant establishment ; beautifully situated
on the banks of the Lehigh, is now ready for the recap
tion of summer visitors. There is no locality in Penn
sylvania; nor, perhaps, in the United States, which eons
bins so many attractions as the valley of the Lehigh,
and the above Motel will afford amost comfortable home
to visitors desirous of viewing the magnificent scenery,
inexhaustible mines ; or stupendous works of art of this
interesting region,
jed-3m*
GEORGE HOPPER, Proprietor
THE WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS, at DOUBLING GAP, Pewee,
nre open. on usual, and are accessible in eight hourd
from Philadelphia, by way of Harrisburg, thence on the
Cumberland Talley Railroad to Newrille, thence in stages
eight miles to the Springs, where you arrive at 5 o'clock
the name evening. For particulars, inquire of Messrs.
Morton McMichael, Samuel Hart, James Steel. B. S.
Jamey, Jr., St Co., or Proprietors of Merchants' Hotel,
Philadelphia. SCOTT COYLE, Proprietor,
jel-2ml- Newville Post Office, Pa.
-
SBA BATHING.
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL.
This Establishment wilt be OPEN for the reception
of visitors on SATURDAY. June 19111;
Families wishing to make arrangements for the sea
son can do so, by addressing
H. HOWLAND, Proprietor,
Long Branch, N. J.
my2!3-Im*
BEDFORD SPRINGS.—THIS
well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Visiters on the 16th of
June, and kept open until the let of October.
The new and spacious Buildings erected hat year are
now folly completed, and the whole establishment has
been furnished in superior style, and the accommoda
tions will be of a character not excelled in any part of
the United States.
The Motel will be nudei the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteone manners, and
attention to hie pietas, give the amplest assurance of
comfort and kind treatment.
In addition to the other means of access, it is deemed
proper to state that passengers Can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Chambersbnrg. -
The Company have made extensive arrangements to
supply dealers and individuals with as Bedford Water"
by the barrel, carboy, and in bottles, at the following
prices, at the Springs, via :
For a barrel (mulbery) 14 00
Do. (oak) 300
X Do. (mulberry) 800
Carbo„ti Do. (oak) 200
y, 10 gallons 2 25
Bottles, 1,1( pint, per dozen 1 60
The barrels are carefully prepared, so that pur
chasers may depend upon receiving the Water fresh
and sweet.
All communications should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
myl9-tf Bedford County, Pa
_EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANOASTMR. COLTNTY; PA,
Will open the eighth day of June for visitors. Thir
healthy summer resort has many, advantages which 7
commends it to the public, in search of a home pit
to enjoy the mountain air dating the hot unison. It
elevated twelve hundred feet above water U 07 —T h or.
are graded walks through dense female, and shaded
arbors; by the way side are Many springs of the plant
soft water at, a temperature of 49 to 52 degrees of Fared.
keit. At the summit is an observatory overlooking an
area of 40 miles square, of farms in the highest state
of cultivation embracing the whole of Lancaster
county, and points in ten other counties. The scenery
fades away in the boundary of mountain at the dis
tance of 70 miles. It is altogether one of the most
grand and extensive panoramic views to be met with in
any oountry. No kind of epidemic has ever been known
here at any season of the year. Many beautiful drives
over good roads. The hotel will accommodate com
fortably 400 persons. Every variety of baths. All the
modern improvements now in use In first-class watering
places will be found here. Alt vegetables raised on the
farm. The best help employed in every department-
The P;oprietor flatters himself that he will be able
to give ample satisfaction to his guest!. Good stable
reom. Good stock of livery. Horses and carriages on
hand.
Her further information and circulars call on
JOSEPH B. MBES,
THIRD and VINE Streets,
JAMES S. EARLE,
No. SIG CHESTNUT Street,
And on the Proprietor
JOSEPH NONIGBIAOHER,
Ephrata Post Office, Lancaster county, Pa.
myl7ol2m
POINT AIRY !-THIS PLEA
SANT SIIMDIER RESORT (snow thrown
open to the public,. under the control of Col. THOS.
11. WABAM and Major HARRY PEPPER During the
warm season our readers can enjoy balmy breezed,
choice music, fine bathing, with all the eteeteras that
conduce to creature comforts, at this popular resort.
BOATS will leave the wharf, at BOUTH Street, every
few minutea during the day ' ap27-dtf
inebuinal
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
On
PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF
IRON,
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which now dis
coveries in the Materla Medics are subjected, must now
be received as en established medicine. Its eflicacy iu
curing
DYSPEPSIA.
Affections or the Liver, Dropsy, Zielgia, Bronchitis
and Cou.suniptive tendencies, DidOrdWed State of the
Blood, Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrating Effeata of Lead or
Mercury. General Debility, and all Dimwit which re-_
quire a Tonic and Alterative Medicine, IS beyond ques
tion.
The proofs of its efficacy are so nu
merous, so well authenticated. and of
such peculiar character, that 'sufferers
cannot reasonably hesitate to receive
the proffered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess
44 •fir
to ben cure-all, but ifs range 18-exten
-' sive. because many diseases, apparently
untikeTiri; intimately related, and proceeding from one
cause, maybe cured by ono remedy.
The class of diseases for which the Syrup pros idea a
cure is precisely that which has so often battled the
highest order of medical skill. The facts are taugible t
the w itnes.os accessible. mid the safety and efficacy of
the Syrup incontrovertible,
Those persons who may wish for nu opinion from dig
interested persons respecting the character of the Syrup,
cannot fail to be satisfied with the follow lug, gwiong nu
merous testimonials, in the hands of the Agents. The
signatures are those of gentlemen well known in the
community, mad of the highest respectability.
The undersigned having experienced the beneficial el
feels of the " Peruvian Syrup," do not hesitate to re
conuuend it to the attention of the public.
From our own experience, as well as from the testi
mony of others, whose intelligence and integrity are al
together unquestionable, we have no doubt of its-effica
cy in cases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Bron
chial l'iwages, Drpepia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Neuralgia. Ac. Indeed, its effects would ho incredible,
but front the high character of those who hate w it
flossed them, end bate volunteered their testimony, as
see do ours, to its restorative power.
Rev. JOHN DIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
S H. KENDALL, M. D.,
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES C DUNN.
Nov. THOS. WHITTEMORE.
CERTIFICATE OF DR. HAYES
It le well knot, n that the medicinal eftecta of Protov.
ide of Iron is lost by even a very brief exposure to air,
and that to outintatn a solution of Protodde of Iron,
nit bout further o Mat ion, has been deemed imposNible.
In the Peron inn Syrup, thin desirable point is at
tained by combination in a way before 1111k110W11...4
this solution may replace all the proto carbonates, ci s
Crates, and tartrates bf the Materia Medico.
A. A HAYES, M D ,
Assayer to the State of Massaahusotta.
10 13o}laton street, Boston.
SOLD BY
N. L. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
No. 5 WATER Street Brtton.
hitows,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
HASSARD & CO ,
TWELFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
jel.s-tu th eat• Gin utiot Agent) for Philadelphia.
HARTSHORNE'SCURR-Aidi-L - tHF:
GREAT PAIN ANNIIIILATOR! and Remedy.
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAR STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
TniS article is the greatekt discovery in Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH-ACHE, BORE 'THROAT, STI VP
NECK, or Vain in the LIMBS, SIDE, BACK, or any
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Muer
ales, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak stomach or
bowels. Thousands of persona who have used HARTS
HORN-Eli CURE-ALL have been aatoniahed at its
wonderful power in removing any pain frord the system.
Bottles 12, IS 60 cents, and $l, to be sold by
A. Et JENKINS,
apn.iftf 'Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
EIARTSHORNE , S lIEALTH-RESTO-
E RER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemiet. The best Restorer of Health, and the beet
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World; It does
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is BUR.' to the impairo l and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and erup
tions from the skin; gives bls out ant frealinetta to the
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both sexes.
It in a perfect cordial in taste, mid acts like a chorus
upon the feelings, spirits. and energies of the weak end
debilitated from any nano,
Quart bottles $1; email battles 50 cents: ante by
R. H. JENKINS,
Corner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
ap2l2-Iftf
personal.
WANTED.INFORMATION OF A. T.
BROWN, a lad or .1 - 2 yearn of ado. nho left his
home in OTTER Street, Itki.iiigt en, ou Saturday
and has not been hennl of attire. trove Infer. idiom
mith the Central Police Station. end uldige a dintres,eir
CHEESE. —195 boxes Prime IlerkinMi
County just landing and for sale by
O. C. SADLER & CO.,
No. 9 North Witter street,