iftillill.ortort of the investigadng
cOmodthiii Oslo thlinitylrom Ro
chester', New York,,te report on the prnotioability,
utility, anC - adlanteges• of Clark's newly-issued
patent' Mareltael Flour:Milli/4.'llnd Distributing
Apparatui, "and-combined' Grinding and Bolting
Bierohant Flouring, Mill, now in praptleatepora
tion In the printing establishment of Robb, rile,
MoEiroy, in Pemberton court.. opposite the Ex
change, in the city of Philadelphia: • - -
First, We believe it capable of making 'alarger
yield of none froln'thesratn `than - they - are doing
at the Roche:Stir — Seeend, It makei thehest
flour of its various qualities., Third,. Ittalces, we be
lieve;not over - stir-69m power to run it ~ F ourth, It
Wand, when we werennesent;:twoharrelsof tiotir
per hour, on French burr stones, only lifr inches in
diameter Fifth, Iteleabs theoffelell'ec tunny, better
than is nsuallydona In the Rochester mills. , Sixth,
It ocounfos aspo `ofnalf 80 - feiM Bin length, feet
high and 4 feetVille,.,:anii Within thii small,speoe
converts the grtiln;nta single operation, into extra
family flour, extra float superfine flour,-flue
middlings, alining, stip-stultand bran ; thus making
it the most complete- proces.4 ,- , ever before brought
into - practioal• and sucoessfalnute. Seventh, It
can- be -Wendel with 'half Cie' labor commonly
lased in other mills. „Eighth, The process 'fortm-..
grinding; re-bolting, refining, send re-mixing of-all,
the lower grades of
.flour and middlings into extra
and. seperitne :flour, is so admirably arranged , in
this mill that,the miller is enabled tornake &Mord'
unGlirm brand of flour, a rieherfionr;sintasinooth-'
er and more:regularly ground floor, and producing
a larger yield; than%we have ever, Seen done be,-
fore— , Its cheapness of 'constructionds sitati"thet;
every locality-can be intailiedliiith' a complete
IttembAnt, Flouting. ,A- , .‘fewfatundred ,
dollars wheresitr„ _underMode of
constructing mills,: it. :what! heat many
- thournads as ; this -onoblindrode et dollars.
Tenth„ - .portabiliti Is' subh - -tidit it 'min .li,
trawl/Orb/4 fydanne looitiett binnolhor at a very
trifling expense, a drayjit twolititide - being suffi
cient,: Bleventh', All thenoMplioatedinaohinery,
usnally usedis—diSpenset with. , Goose
qnentlithere is a very large /menet of power
sived. Twelfth,. :-.lt.tcadaptationtoevery loealify;'
with either a large or Malan tewit.'end
section of the United States, makes almost cer
tain that ere long this"- valuable` InMintlon must
come into general - use hi every Motion "of the done
try, and It only 'requires a from , these de
sirous of embarking in the business to convince
themselves of its'greateapericrity., '-Thepatentee,
Mr. Clark,AsawbeAllonstated stall- limes at ,his
mill,. in P.embetitott , ,eourri,,atqlos' Bichange,-,
PhiladelphilOsi lelation
county or State'rlifitsVforilit:paete of the United
States and Europe; ail:tomtit and ,-see
the - mill in • operation- His address Is Clark's
Mill, Box 700, , Philadelphia ; Pennsylvania: -
CITY - 'liTk.I'M:S:
Mont:MSS/ Co rag Mora W.-WA/MtnOron.—There
is searonly. a dig in the year In which some stranger, on
visiting - the old 'buil!bg - grotind..kf liStfarteksbufg i
too sart:l,4W grave of,
her .who :give 'birth, t'oliu noblesttifiesithse noble=
mau.,ito &althea' she, whinieMeinoty.initvirtusidssaiiii
a-grateitil monument, has hitherto ficarcely found a de
cent stone to mark the hallowed spot; It notitnti.
mated that Mr new in Jspan, who,'
commenced a monument to the memory of Mary Wash.
ingten some years ago, designa, completing It at some
future time, although it butte Opinion of the - peciple,of
Fredericksburg that will Refer be &µi. • „--
We are pleased with the views 01,4 correspondent,-
who contends that the hbnor atactied to,thelrork of
erecting a monument to of : Washiogton
should not bi monopolised by any one Individual. The
corvisPorotertt* eited. .iog'fortharmona , atiggeats 'that
die women of our whole sac T liz .. shovild jplte itkerreating
a menument%tiPthlf",mebiOry'Of her Whose oeble man.
the World delights, triittonp.i.; Onr owiramendmetat to
this propr Oen irpuid be, for the mothers and daughters
of Philadelphia - to take this mittertn blind,Witimut
walling Inc any snob with:mei conceit it( notion,. MI
thereby the Matter" proliabiy be . 'for
Brews! generations. in come, al. least Should inch
a 011.1 tribute be agved the daughters'
of the nineteenth century, in
,piilleulalphla, we would
also suggest that .its exe'cutlon be' entrusted •to
our srtvit towniumin. Henry 8,. Tat,,-Eel- ;
The congeniality of.lfr, Ttirr's Men feelings, In the.
carrying e.lf an entir:Prise — ,-Weitlititseif be no.
trig, toward; crooning it ,Witir ,ercutalilernicceas.
Our r,re immc4 rr ream - Ai - Jot .iumresting the name of
Mr. Tarr in thi: c•mnettlen: is; that:We have reciMtly'
had the privilege of .crainiiiiiir:lipeiniinons of-mono-,
mental tombwork--ese. , ited at - his yard, on- (}reed
street, shove Seventli-,digned for - tliitintpartsortlie
Union, which, for purity of refestgn: and, elegince,of
gobh, will vie with the cheloest prociuctious of
European capitals, Pf (*T0 . ..t0 see this aublentagittted
until it is followed by a_ creditable - -action' Of Satin mOrt
on the part of our people:- ' -
•
Tut USUAL SADEATII CERVICES by Rev Dr.
Stockton have been changed from .7ayne'illall to Ea: .
tlonal llall, Market above Twelfth. flu aubject
announced for, tomorrow morning le:'" Liberty.—civil,
ecclesiastical, and spiritual "
SEVENTH A.ND GARDEN-grifEhr CHURCH.
—ln the sheencla'of the paisley, Ire understand that the
pulpit, or this , Church wilt be filled by the Bev: Or.
Wallace to-morrow morning, and by,' the 'Rev,- W. J.
R. Taylor in thriefening. • -•
A WELL :DESERVED TresTIWOWIAL.—The Oloie
of the Vlore! Fair; beldat Jejne's Bill, for the honellt
of the Not - hem name for Friendless Children, we
Item, was charadeilied by immernes acts demonstra
tive of the' mutual .attachnlent of-the - ladles having it
in charge. Some of these walleye already announced,-
but still another hasccOme to our knowledge. It la the
presentation of a beasitifully-executed silver goblet to
Mrs. Elizabeth E. nutter ? the president of the board o r
managers The goblet was mannfactiired by Aresera.
R. k W. Wilson, is of porn silver, and bears the fol.
ng inscription: Testimoniabto Mrs. Elisabeth E,
Rutter, President of the Board - of Managers of the
Northern home for Priendles.s Children, for her unre
mitting and invalnrible . cierbtion to Its interests—June.
1858." The tiatimonial to a veep creditableine, and
mast worthily bestowed.
To CORRECT A lI * GiILY-llllPOlrgh2fr ;Elißoll.
Clark's newly-lasned patent merchant flouring nil'h je
in Pemberton Court, between Second and Third streets,
close by the Exchange—in constant use—where 'Mr.
Clerk, the patentee, can be consulted rotative - to the,
rights of this valnable invention, at all times. One
and all ere invited to call and roe its ludonishing opera
tionn. no hundreds are doing daily. Rai - amber, in
Pemberton court, chase by the Evehtinge„ betaeaß.
fond and Third striet4—N).• IniPtire of omUibus
agents and dris•cra, et rho EXellang o ... -
TrzenliOnerEn IN TRE NINETIEN:--TD these times,
when profuse pereplraCell le jiiev , Oked; Stool *leer at
mnerberie preasure a 'charge:Of Olean, linen, dailyvis
what we may call an indispensablelntury. Should thin
c nese o^e 'skin an undue dronglit upon the:reader's
linen wardrobe. we would - Mita te*to'W:ltiCnightfa
gentlemen's famishing etore.tio. 660 Arch steeet,vrhere
shirts, collars, 'neat craiate..etotkii. gauze under
clothing and everything elsidn that iney,belaid
in eve./ style and quality.. - !-• • -
Litre CAUSES -PRODUCE LICE kir:sera ...7-This
axiom in illuatroted by the crowds who- reaort-ln quest
of the latest summer styles in "Did Frankflik HOU
Clothing Emporium," No. at Obeainut street., People
will buy where they get the, beet bargains. :Sriend
Eldridge guarantees ;helm; besides the most contit:ous ,
treatment at the bands of his polite attendants. ' Tice
customer department of this' popitiar - mitabliebnient - is
now under the control of Mr. Enlace N, English. his
,
friend% are Invited - to call an d see him.
£52.000 Brea - rasa *ie.' the value' of the pe'iiicE
which Olenpatta, Queen irrEgYpt:„ . caqapito,tpsdfasolved
in vinegar, and dank at _A banquet; given In honor Of
Antony, the Roritin triumvir, during his stay at Toietni.',
Ristoidans vie with each' other:ln diecribing the , ger
geousness of-the entertainnienia,`Apd trio beauty end
voluptuotranese of Cleopatra'a Court, and ,we cannot
hut eepresa surprise at the magnificence of their apparel;
when we consider that in thosq.days there worn no
clothing establishments like, that of Oraniille Stokes,
No. 607 Chestnut street. . • -
OFF TO THE Curtis The hot Woithbf ie causing
general stampede &The aei shOrm'' The hotels at the
watering places arillilitnej,ip, and hurt reds are gutting
their trunks packed. i, readipen .for .v,otart: Speaking
of peeking trunks snoods the ,-.factlitif tho •fraoat
runt and fs4hionable gartneiga:atk„thtgro.tnado Itnkabld
it the Brown Stone Cloiltigffall of ,Rodatili
Wilson, Nos. 603 and AO - clitstit ltqatraet, abo:fifattli,
FRUIT Attu bowriTtoll#Tcy.—At no season bf
the year are those &diatom, 'niacin; ao . Wholiteine acid
refreshing as nowt and at ad plans, In this .. .mint:lW, , or
out of it, can they be had,ln greater Rarity or finer fla
vor than at the celebr ated . confectionery utabilehtnent
of Messrs. E G. Whitman & C 0.,. Second straet,lfeloat
Chestnut. Try them: -
BA'rovga —We have_iffieri - intimated as nmb,
and will again !barest Ipe.soggestlmi to the roadfir;
buy your bathing bottao of Sloan, kt,..rbob
. . . . . .
ImpOriatruts
Reported for The Press.]
RTCOMP3D— tt, , ilaFblp Kell p-250 boioBl 0
cases tobsecio T ,ti.,-, Jr; 86 1.82cb0266 , 40 BMW'
nor, Af:C:nimon k t o 110 do SO:a/jot' (TO , Ptitaar &
Tait: ' .. o tlotz h isosbni; 62 Slo 80050404MitiCOrit
Anteio, 11 i -do A & R Armstrong; 11011110% dontestios
Wei! nr. (*.Au & Co; .2.0 Ice ti.aseed filter & llpo• 81
dc pod nuts 9,7 bbis Iteiihegf 6 aui , "PaPer ame•
gorge.) & tiro; 131 Wes 'mute F •Ltidlein Al de furs 8 Id
Jonro: 69 do potion. , J — Pslisr r l4-01 32nrien; 6
empty pipes Gibson, CO; 86 - do casks!.".!
41 Mos,y, •5r.C0i.30244 42 Wet eptton . 13 /aids
Stems 20 cases tobacco '416 b614 - 78 . 116Xa:truck 80 pigs
lend order. . .
LWATEIR. - : saes.-J.. ,
At the Merchants' Exchange . ; Phitactetplit4.•
Barque Achilles, Spedilint; ' '44—London, soon
Brig May Queen, byte .... .. . ... . t ;Maraud, sisoq
.
Brig Meteor. Anderson.; ' •1. • noon
BTNAOI.OIIB' `TO' AND EROlt HAVANA AND NEW
• , ORLEANS; •
Navas 011 , 1-1/rOM New York St - =l'v urat Hi, -
vane. 7th, end Nett Orleane-hlth:= Pita New Orleans
20th ; Havana 2840irrle1ng at New York 20th -
Oettewet—,l7r4Cm...Nete.Tott'l2tht-arthring at Means"
11th. end New Opleamtl9tht Moni•New Orleatie 27th,
Havens 30th, anteing at New York 3d.. '
PUILADICLPIIIA —Froth NeW_Yetkiltki arriving at Ha
vana 22d, and New , Oriente 25111,: , ; ribovNew o r b.'
1411, Ilavana Bth, arrielng Newitrik - ,18t11,;, , •
BLACE Wattalettroni:New- York 27 th, r airiving At
Havana let and New. °don'ts 84... ViPtd-hrew thiesai
12th, tlevensigth,.ghte at New Yotk.lool, , ' .
letett,—Yrom Oh ndeston, 4 th , and 10th., daii-atlla-
Tana Bth and 'From Hama 10th VA 26U1 doe at
New r4rk lE7h and slet r •
fry' The Oelifornts Afitt - -fiteitutere gall from Rex
York on the bch end 20th of each. mohih .T
When the apintibited tau on . Bnodity; the ,pc.W•• !re,
.111 @all on Ittorutitypt'frinki
it 41 04 jOitiotte.:
OF' lirlikpf,DZOßlA, Inns 20, 1868.
" 26
;85
..... .1
B. . -
Mon WATIS" 17,
• `%4IIItPRD• -
Steamship Viegbiii,lf,l6llritiM Richmond, via Nor
folk, ad hours; lfint_MdilEand:puteengers to'. Thomas
Nanette, Jr Reports the baiques Washington Botcher,
from Cienfuegos, and Chilton, from .I.eghorn.apd sonic
ten or twelve ochre off Reedy Island:iipward'houid:
Steamship Delaware, Copes, 24 hones „AMU rielr,,zork t ,
via Cape bity, with masea4psewgetediOaMes - 411.•
dordice PaoFed a dseplt-ledell 'll.iiebelielow New
castle; barques Wealth:loA Duteher "elf Christians
0, ark and elution, frd'r Leghorni_and some teneohm
above Cheater. all upweird.twoond. • 5•
Barque Chilton, Pendell, !T days
Is romLeshern - , *lthr
m able rags, dn'tb
Brig iv Nichols 4troutpftom 80140114 ,
Fehr Ellen, Watt, 5 days Bolliou, with mdse
Iv Vow , *
•
~t.'. E=d
,
Bohr- Littlf.siarai 'Hair; 4 Aye from limit l l, Viith
Olden to D GIO9Per:
Bohr Ingomar; Cite, 5 days froth Boston, lii ballast to
* Captain. - .•
Behr_ Sarah . Moho. Weaver, 4 days frora,NOW York,
with to P Lennig & _ •
Bohr AT. Horton,Elwell, days - from Quincy, Maas,
in ballast to N Sturtvant & Co.
Bahr Triumph, Ante, 5 days from Boston, In ballast
to L andeurisd lb. Co. ' -
Bohr : Nliaabeth, Portions, 4 days from WaShington, 1)
0, in ballast to captain.
.Bohr Notify Bawler, Willard, 15 days from Cslalsorlth
lithe and pickets to Gastrin & Galvin.
Pcbr Parrner,'Doputy, 2 due from Milford, Del, with
bark to T II alcColley. •
Behr Diamond State, &althorn, 2 days from Milton,
•DeL with earn to .1 H afcColley.
Bohr Northam Light, Lake, from Salem.
Bohr Glass Mower, Hand, from Lynn.
Behr Lady of the Ocean, Tibbetts* from Providence. -
Behr Eva, Wheaton, from Cambridge: '
Bohr,ll Prink, Doughty, from Boston.
Bahr North Pacific. Marcy, from Providence.
Bohr fi A Taylor, Young; loom Providence.
Bohr 1. if lindloott, Geode, from Newport.
Bohr Saundera. Wyman, from New York.
Bohr L A Dsnenhower, Miller, from Houton.
Bohr Bam Donut, Gandy, from Noponset.
Bohr /eland Clty; Corkin, from New York.'
. Bohr Bliss Williams, Taylor, from Doaton.
Bohisiloonnander-in.Chief, Martin. from Staten Island
Bohr Madonna, Veiney, front Providence.
-OLRARBD.
I Steamship Delaware, Copes, New York. 3 Allderdice.
Brig Wm Penn, Robson, StJohn, ND , Workman & Co.
Brig T W Rowland, Rowland, Rey Wait, Tyler, Stone
& Co
Brig Wilhelm; Wierd, nonacid, via Richmond, Work
man de - -
Brig Meteor, Anderson, Havana, J Mason & Co.
. Brig Wm , Nlohols, Strout, Boston, al Sturtevant & Co.
• Sclir.Geo'Falee, Illtkersos, Providonce, J M Kennedy
Schr Wm L Springs, Corson ; Savannah; I; S Matson
& Co.
Behr nisi& Reeecca, Price. Charleston, do
Behr Eclipse. Hitching, New York, do
Behr Borah ?Mogi,. Weaver. N York, F Lennig & Co
'Bohr Ingomar, Case, Boston, Noble,' Hammett &
Caldwell. -
Bohr Island City, flookin, Washington, do
, Sok* 0 A Stetson; Cobb, Provlocetown, N Sturtevant
`& - '
,Sehri Eva,Whestole. Providence, - do
Scam A 8 Horton, Elwell, Quincy, Mese, do
'Bohr Northern Light, Lake, Boston, Van Dusan, Nor
ton & Co
B,hr Glass Blower, Hand, Newberg,. do
Bohr Gnu Root, Wilson, Gardiner, B Bonder & Co.
'Bebe Lady, of the Ocean, Tibbetts, Newburyport,
Hayes & Godshall.
Behr B Prink, Dorighty. Boston, Brown & White.
Fehr North .Feelfiq, Maroy, ijambridgeport,Blakistoni
cox & . 436; 4 '• ,
Sayquinr, Sidirian, Bondont, • do
Sakt43-Matthews:todmant Boston; " do = -
Solar 8-A.Taylol,'Young, Fall River, It It 00111011& CO. -
. BO& L H-Bnilittott, , Leeds, Newport, John R White.
Behr Saunders, Wymen,'Saletn, - • do
Pchr L A DaneohOwer;Millar, Boston W II Johns.
Behr Rama& Rohm, Gendy,- Baton , Brice & CO,
. Behr Eliza Williams, Taylor, Lynn, L Andenried& Co.,
Bahr Triumph', Artie/Boston,- ' do
Bohr _ Coromanderdn•Oblet, Martin, New Bedford,
Morrie & Murray -
Bohr Madonna, Veaeey, Newburyport, do
Sir It Willing, Olaypole, Baltimore, A Groves, Tr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Eichange.)
LEWES. Del.. June 27-8 A M.
The revenue eu boat, & a stolen by the runaway Mares
;On , Saturday night hut, were recovered at Cape May
Yeaterday,' and brought here by the pilot boat Leonidas,
but the whereabouts of the negroee he yet a mystery.
Eight - small. craft are at, harbor Wind southwest—
weather warm. 'P
Tours, &o. Whf. M. lIIOEMAN.
[Di 1411.11 GRAPH. I
(Correepoudeuee of the Philadelphia Bxohenge )
CAPS ISLAND, Jose 26-6 to P ht
. . ..
- The steamer Jobu Thorn le at anchor off Shia place,
bound to Indian River. An hermaphrodite brig and
five schooners puaed in to-dal. Wind south—weather
dellghtlul . .
. - Yours, &e, THOB. B. MMES.
- - • Ins ssinowinv so TED Passe.]
•
r. . -Nair Yone. June 25.
Arrired; barques Prlooeton s irom Demerara; °Miter
Ws . , from biansaailla; - sehr'ol4 Dominion , Oardeoae. 0
• , HAMPTON ROADS, June 25.
. .
•
Arrived, "Ifamburg" barqun Anthony, - St days from
Callao; also ship
_Margaret, from Matannan, bound to
hamburg, with a cargo of sugar, put in on account of
Sickness among the crew.
• ,
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
• - - ' Tools IFILANO: Tune 9,185 e,
The schooner Virginia (of Philadelphia,) Copt Hig
bee, from Charleston. with a general cargo, for Month.
.eges, ran 'upon West payees ,F ed. night of 7th lost,
and bilged Mimed] Mel). - oe - vowel fa r.total lone, but
the 'greater portlearof the cargo had been saved in a
'damaged condition. °apt II and crew arrived bete yes
terday. The vessel was built at Milford. Del., in 1847,
'registered A: 2 and valued at' gB,OOO, which Is only par
t! try covered by-insurance. Weather in very tine.
Salt • raking favorable; •vrithat fair demand at 9);®10
cents per bushel. The Islands have been much been
'fitted and'eul Ironed by the visits of 4mericati and Eng
,lbih vessels of :war. Geed , health prevails and pro .1-
Mona plenty, • I{l at d/GO.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship State of fleorgia,garvin, hence at Savan
nah 22d inst. _ - • „
Eittiarnahip Arago, ;does, cleared at New Yerh yester
da for *Havre.
Steamship Konnebeok, Band, hence, arrived at Now
Rork yesterday, nod cleared to return.
.Ship Aram.. Osgood, at pal mon th, R,16111 inst. from
!Rangoon. was ordered to Amato. dam.
Ship Wild "hinter, Seam, at Paloroulls,..B, 10th that.
,from Akyab. , was ordered to Bronten.
Ship Concrar, Becrume. horn Rio de Janeiro for New
Otlessor, was spoken 4th lost, 90Milypatath.of Per.
nimbus°.
Ship a tactite StAte, Spairow, from etritliuSor N - YOVkr
sailed limn ITsmpton Roads 2.31
Ship Buena P,sto , Linnoll, from °Mucha Islands for
Baltimore, 8044 from liamron•Boads 234 hurt ,
Barque John . Winthrop, Park, hence for Boston,
paned Hightind Light at sunset 24th rust.
Barque - Asontroo, Pojero, foe Philadelphia, sailed
from Palermo 213th ult.
Barque Asnf. Simmons, cleared at New Orleans 18th
wit. for ManeMee.
.Barque Amy, Hammond, hence at Boston 24th Wet.
Brig O'Brien, Robinson, hence at Boston 21th inst.
Ketch President Benson, Champion, arrived at Bal
timore 24th lost. from Monrovia, W 0 A, May 20 Left
In port ketch Mary Atwell, Asians, for Baltimore, Ids;
(WO Ackerly. for New York, do.
Behr O H 31oller,"Allen, for georgetown, 80, sailed.
from Oharleotou 221 inst. •
Behr Mary-Price, Blizzard, from., 'Wilmington , ' -arrived
et Boston 24th inst.
Behr D B Sawyer, Pierson, for Tnokerton, NJ, cleared
at Boslon 24th Inst.
• Behr IL W Tull, Nickerson, cleared at Charleston 224
tut- for Philadelphia.
&Ira litchis:lan, Barium, 7 L Radnor, Endicott, mitt
Geo W Tice, Palmer, heaps at Richmond 24th instl -,, , , t•
Bchr Gee lidancham; Scudder sailed from St Thomas
341 that. for Crab Inland, to lead ' for , Philadelphia.
Behr Itietail Mays, Prink, hence for Boston, Puged
Illableud Light at amulet 24th Inst.
Ecttra Joe I:flatlet( and lona-Tucker, hence at New
Haven 24th feat,
Mira &web. Betsey and Elizabeth, for Philadelphia,
called from New Haven 24th inst.
'Mrs B G Malden. Jarman; J Deputy, iveal; J
018,tk, Scull, and Jas Porter, Adams, hence, arrived at
Boston 24th Net.
bchr Elizabeth English, English, from Bayport, Pia,
• arrived at New York yesterday
Sabra J 8 Whelden, Smith; Polly Price, Price; Village
_Gem. Hinckley; Ton Porter, Adams; A Corder', Bab
cock; Hannah Wilietts, Oranmer Aid. English; Mary
Cleveland. Goodrich; Ephraim & ' Anna, Dole; L A udee
ried.liattlettland H. A Weeks, Weeks hence at Denton
24th inst.
Sebr Treaniurer, Irlnher, cleared at Boaton 24th font.
for Philadelphm
'Behr Wm. (Thane, sailed from Newburyport 23dinet.
-for Philadelphia.
Warn Henry Hay, 'Watson, Speed,. Homer", and Bic
Grande. Allen. hence at Belem TM loot
' Bohr Two Brothers, hence at Norfolk 23d lost.
Behr Judge Hopkinsou, Degroot, Sailed from Norfolk
23d tent for Phi "dolphin'
Fehr Henry Ford, for Thlladelphla cleared at Balti
more 24th-init.
. • - SPSHEL
''Sfay 9 , lat 7.25 - 91, 100,80,12 W, ship HlOdosisa. (pro
bib'y the alndoetin;Jayne t from BostonAprll lb. for
It'robsy )
Jib h fest; Ist 2814, ion T 9,29, barque it A SteVenson,
(torn Jamalealor ;,otidnis.
Sabra Sophia Ann. Smith; Chas A Hecksher, Stubbs;
JOhn troffers Elliott; .1 Ireland, Steelman; JJ Spencer,
I.losstati; Snow Flake, Weaver; MHoyt. Hamilton,
"and Alice Lee, Clark, bencli at - B oston 24 1 n mast.
Sara 91•11,'Otowell; " Ontario. Yatigilder; Seoor,
Dennis, and Ermiline Blakey. Tice,- hence at Providence
29d hist: . '
Earl Earls ,1 Carlton, Bballer,• Black. Diamond,
Wiling. for Thiladelphla,And Martha Jane, Jones, for
do or Baltimore, sailed - from Providence 24,1 Inst.
Bohr Catharine Martha, Brown, hence at Alexandria
22d Haat. •
Fehr Energy. Xing. hence at Halifax 18th Inst.
Behr NOT Mexico, Ireland, bases at Hartford 224 inst.
Propeller Sarah Jones, hence, arrived at New York
yesterday
• 19th (net, let 30 34, lon 78 45, eblp Andover, of end
for Nov York; 18 dayi • from Naw ,Orleans ; also ship
Montgomery, bound east, -
181 h foot, let 28 24. lon 79 32, ship -Et Charles, from
New Orleana (or Cam.
16th lost, 16141 48 lon 64 80, ship Omar Pasha, from
Liverpool for Villlolll. ' " • -
19th Insr. - 10 "27, lon 70.40, ship Ben Bolt, from N
Orleans for Eirope, -
.
YOILAIGN:POTS..
AIT at 810thi tams, April 24, brig Potomac, MAU,
B.lem - (and mid no date for windward.)
At"Oaoe Closet, May 2, barques Warren White, flows.
from Salem March ,28. 'Ft* Elailtis (whom ohs arrived
Apr 11,25); Catberine ' Derry, *eat Salem Web 26. sr
-rived A prd 22.; May Qne.n. Debater, for windward ;
lonia, Dig. from the bight of, Benin,: arr;April 27, and
old 'no data for - Anarnaboo and Salem
- At IWarreillea, 9tlt Jost, barque Paboy Esler. Lodge.
for Noir 'MOMS ; brig , Two 'Seri, • Cooper:- for New
Tol:k. big; 'Or 0 3leaber,.omlth , -to be sold follow'-
fog ,
•At Pain* boo 13, ship MOSSeoger, from llamas ; err
13th barques Mary Ric', discharg, to load `or Loudon ;
Giorgo Williams, Idg for Boston; brig Proteue, for New
York, idg: ' ^
DOMRSTICf .OORTS
. ' NEW.YOSR, June- 25 —Arrived, Ship Andover,
,Rerry, New Orleans; barque Cariolan, Steepened,
Drotnnii brie Kate Andereon, (of Belfast) Lotbrop,
Segni is. Grande; Om &Mum, Pierce, Galveston; ochre
Robert Palmer. Sickle, Pensacels r 0.0 R Dixon, (3
reaets,) Swain, Cardenas; Pearl, Westervelt, Beak rn,
N 0 ;Wabash, Hodedon. lieges; Silicon, Swain,
BaltitrMas ; Garinalt, Parker,. Ilarriseos; Angeline,
Beaufort, N 0 ;Nelson, Deaner, Pot
ter, & Co;-0 B Itownen. Squires, Galveston •No th
State - ,Horton , Sinennah ; Wide World, litalltley,
Georgetown; -D 0 J Web, Galveston ; Kate
Stewart': Slather. C harlest o n; Emma; Unlse, genes
, .con; JHsward, Esker. Chleapori. PI Y.
Cleated, ships B Webb, Walls, - Liverpool; Globe,
DakeP'Cadiz; Thornton, Collins, Liverpool; ti erma-
WOO,' Havre; barque Honduras , Bates, Belize ;
brigs 'Brad's. Matanzas Enterprise. Grit/die.
Marseilles; ochre Marine, Merrlhew, Wilmington;
- Idagen . Rogers, Farren, Abaco.
Below—Barque Ca'ifornia is at anobor on the bar.
BOSTON, Jane 24 barques Union. Kendrick,
Balthriore; It It Walker, Yrunoh, Elilabeth..ort; brigs
Beronde, (of Netiport) Lawton, Cardenas; Brookline,
-Drannon;St John, N II; Ann 31 Weeks, Norwood, Alex
andrlarklarthaWashington, Ander,on. Blizabsthport.
Telegnybed - -Barque AVOIA, from Charleston. •
Cleared--Ship Geo Mallet, Chandler, St lobo. N II;
brigs Judge Hathaway, Snail, Matarzaa; Caroline A
White Wh i te . Charleat,u; Clacton, Pluktoire.
Mere" Orlinea, Iliehborn, titorAtap; sate Eureka, Oran
.fiton,'Sit Thomas; C lerk°, Crowell, City Point and Blob
• moneflohn 0 Itelind. Baker, Stamford Cove. Also,
eleard barque Weybosset, Peeling, Paint Petro, Quad.
Baponodur, Golden y, Hartley; brigs
Lanrilea; Mot ticallo; Crimea, Chimborazo (not yeeter
day;) aobr Spring Hill.
tiEfitSLESTON—Arrtved 22d instant, astir D, B
;Warner, Stetson, New York. .
~- "At Quarantine, Span pool Antooletta, o.lVer,
'Went to lea, barque Greenfield Belittle, 001 , 908 and a
.inatkitt; :brig Athens; Elwap(LlSerpoel. ,
: 1 3 1 .YANNAII—Arrived_221 Blatant, Brbarque Ellen,
Grovel; Gibraltar. ,
Cleared, beiquee - Alnim;"Sipert, Portsmouth; Yng
bark Sarah A Nickles, Nickles, St Jago de Chiba ; brig
Crania. Marl taupe, Barcelona. '
MOBILE. Jane le.-01d, barque Anna, Tuttle, Pen
..seasts' !rowed to Ilea, ship Ehtra , Andrews, for Liver
pool.
NEW ORLEANS—Cleared—Ships Pseshontas, Wood
son, Liverpool; Kitty Floyd, Frost, do; liluetelous,
. do; George Wiabingtou Crowell, do; Peril
hang,,flevb, Bremen, Baxter arell & Co' ghegield,
Sikh ddsbn, Bordeaux; ,barque - Eberhard, Weigmeyor,
,
St Peteralibre; brig Antote . g Mafia, Matur e Barcelona.
Towed to eat inst, ship aisioda and eehoonor
Joaquin. `, •
Below—Ship Dione,Fales, from Liverpool.
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" Tyr, Bills Lading, Sal Ife ,
on.ars, I
oat Garda and all other klada of Job Printing, at
'WOO t 4, VA NO Piet .figi7.3,7
ARRIirALS AT THE PRINCIPAL' HOTELS
17r TO Opi O'OLOOL THIS 'Mourn:fa.
GIRARD llOUBE—Chestnut street, below Ninth. •
Dbr Pugh & 101 Y -', Wm Chamberlin, NY . '
89 Carrier& la, Harrisburg T LPrlce r leffersonOity,Mo
T B Edgar, tit - Louie - A 0 Goddin, St Louie 1 .;
Max Stadler, Oinclunati t 0 John Reed Jr, Boston
John Brintnell. N Y . Isaac B Po kier Chicago
Wm 0 Logan, Pa Mat J Foley & Is, Balt
Wm T Joyless & is, Peters- Dr A L Oartle, Switzerland
burg, Ts ' A P Oartie, hwilzerland
M aleilvllie - , New Orleans Gen II Walbridge, N Y
Was A Staley & niece, Balt Wm Mona, N Y -
Geo 8 Cook & la, Merles- 34 0 Wilson, Boston
ton, S 0 ' Jae A Hughes A Is, Pitta..
W LI Lawrence, Louisville burgh
W 8 Knott. Louisville, Ky John II Berryhill Pa
W D Blackford, Lawrence, E Denning, NY -
Kamm . E A Billings, Trey, Nlf
J E Crane, N Y - Wm E Rollo, N Y.
J Smitherson, N Y it bi Strebelgta and two
Judge Donaldson, Pa children, N Y
Henry Stevens, London I 8 Barry. Balt
Jas J Byrne,
Balt Edw Israel Balt
L I Parr, Allants, Ga Mrs al A Alexander, Mem
}leery J Davidson, N 'Y phis
Aug Laser and lady, N Y A Cladin, N Y
Jae Tucker. Jr, Boston E T Hubbell, N 0 •
JII Wood, Belt - II E Boswell, Richmond,
H A Williams, Ta Virginia
J 0 Symms, U 8 A 0 Walker, Boston
Jos Promestine, Mil. 0 A Ackerlaud, Cin'i, 0
M Heidelback, Cin'i, 0 J Eleanongood, Oiu'l, 0
M It Young, Miss 0 Paulson, N Y
Inn Dukehart. Balt ll C Talmadge, Ga
W A Talmadge, Ga A Hawk A le, Ala
Ben.) Durance, Tiogo co, Pa Dr Gibbs & Charleston,B 0
lillsa Gibbs, Charleston,ti 0 D DOampbell,Sohenectruly
T B Mitchell, Schenectady, N Y
N Y Peter Rowe, Schenectady,
L Dodge, Schenectady, N Y N Y
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch.
Hon J 8 Yoet, Pa W G Ohitlick, Phila -
F Coo, Boston 8 B Robison. Pitteburgh
T Jewell, Princeton, N J J O Olden, Pr neaten, NJ
J Davenport, Jr, Richmond, A Bairns & daug, Virginia
Virginia E Chopin, York, Pa
M Park, Franklin, Pa D 11 Wood, Newark. N
8 J Brioley, Muneilold , 0 D L Freeman,
Perry, 11l
A Peron, Pitteburgh R McCune, Plttaburgh
A Pitman, Virginia - F A Fickardt, Bethlehem,
0 A Towson & la, Virginia • Pennsylvania
W Jackson, Providence, II I Mrs Lugar, W'maport, Pa
B Williams, Wbuspert, Pa L B Willard & Detroit,
AR. Bingo, Georget. wn. Hy Michigan
J 0 Olarkson,'Ohambersb , g, Rev A D Campbell, Alle-
Pennsylvania gheny city
S A Pengh, Washington Jos M Steritt, N J
Jno 0 Cram, Marietta, 0 Francis Gratt, R J
s OS Sutler, PhDs
UNION - HOTHL—Arelpstreet, below Fourth. •
- Dr Ira Day & ' la, Mocha- Ins gave. -P. -
nicsburg, Pa B Gay Winslow, NI
',Geo Wll Whitalter,l3ridg- D P Shoemaker,- New
: ton. N J burg. Pa
J M Mclntosh, Dubuque, Rev T Wunder - Hug A fa,
lowa - Lebanon, Pa
Miss A Elute, Bethishoui, Henry Chaplain, Wheel..
Penes leg. Vs
R Titus, Hancock, N Y Alfred Dixon, Dixon, 11l
Mrs Si Dixon . Dixon 11l Mrs Gerhart & 3 children,
Miss Shorn, Hoboken, N J Hoboken, N J
'Miss Sham, Hoboken, N J
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street. above Fifth.
Jas Id Bulger, N J John Davis, Pittsburgh
0 0 Meyers, N Y L Sanford, Baltimore
fisml.l Johnson. Vs Jam D Davenport, N Y
W 0 Davis & lady, N Ir" Miss Davis. N Y
J SI Myers, Md E P Wilber, Phil%
Wm 11 Rill. Albany, N Y Id Edgar Richards, Potts-
Jan Af Thomas, Ps villa
Saud McCallam, Port De- L II Van Deripe, Trenton,
posit, MA N J
Wm Id Lamdin, R J Saml Masters, N 7
Wm M Rockefeller & Is, Mrs PI, Lathrop, Balt
Sunbury, Pa Mrs ME Nelson, Dalt
BLACK BEAR INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
W M Phillips, Alexandria, James Chadwick, Chester
Ya Pa
nos Deween, Cheater co, Jos March, Cheater co,Pa.
Pa II °James, N Y
D Ovid Boyder,Ph.ladelphia J 0 Clarkson, Chambers.
John M Barclay, Coates- burg
vine_ Joel 0 Thompson, Coates.
Dr M Hammond, Del idlle
Geo Collahan & lady, Pa D B Nyco, Delaware co, Pa
John Stewart, N Y John Weedey & lady, Ohio
J Pratt & lady, Delaware D Pratt & lady, Delaware
co, Pa co, Pa
NATIONAL lIOTBL—Aare street, above Third.
Wm II Weorich, Myers- Joe Whitaker, Mt Clare
torn, .Pa Moe B Jackson N
T 8 Murphy, Wilmington, D M Krause & la, St Paul,
Del Min
Wm A Moyer, Lebanon, Pa A Reppard, Pa
F P Dntinelly, Lancaster G H Sardwell, Lancaster
JA L Tice. Tremont, Pa Gideon Markle, Pottsville
Son,! Lincoln. Pt Martins Luke Simone, St Martins
H Rooter, Allentown Was A Moyer, Lebanon
Id Pbilins, Pittston P Govern Pittston
W MAO. Danville 8 Apperbairter, Lancaster
W F Voute, Reading M Apperhainer, Lancaster
T T Kinsey & Is, Pa Ii J Itondler, Pottsville
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL--Becond street, below Vine
Mrs White. Pa 0 Fiats, Rock Piga •
B Gass, Bucks co W Doan, Bucks co
W II Mil. Balt J W Torbert, Pa
T Snyder & hi, Pa W Limey, Attleboro
T E Pickering. Pa has Leavitt, Phil.
RE Moore, Nevytown ,- Maus Fox, Newtown
J Eaetburn, Pa . Ralph Starry. Pt Pleasant
4
Kelsey, Bucks co • • 3 McNair, Bucks co
T Torbert. Bucks co, 0 Torbert, Bucks co
I N Whitcomb, Wyoming N W French, Wyoming
co, Pa co, Pa
J Newbold, Pa T Hollis Pa
„David Fell, Pa - , R LosgehAPa "
ll
0 Ely, Pa . ' P J Rich, kingham
Jo^a Rich, Buckingham Jan Bervi , . mbertville
0 Oadwalacier, Pa : ' II Yardley, Pa
Petal' Kelleri Lock Haven ktrirTarison, Montg co
MADISON HOUSE, Second mitten, above Market.
bf Holly, N Y Mr Bn , FLlrk, Bait
811 Hoar; Lancaster on, Pa D J Hoar, Roney Brook,
B retterron, N S Penns
B ilt Pharo, Newark,•N J II Mitttell, York, Pa
Jacob Del trick, Reading, Pa J Culbertson, Pittaburgh
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—nisei street, sb. Orillowhill
Eckenroth, Lebanon co, Phillip Reese, N
Penns Miss bfierrell, D ylectown
Paul Lengel. Schuylkill co, Istra Loogel, Schuylkill co
POnt, Pen ea
Semi Smith, Bucks co, Pa NS' Esterline, Fostoria, Pa
Thou Whitaker, Wayne co, RIR II °llea. Fostoria, Ps
Penes W Beans, Bucks en
II Thorreo, Del co. Ye ' Henry Danner, Duets eo,
Pettr Fellear, kneton Penn•
BLACK DEAR HOTEL—Third, below Callowhill.
F Groff, Atlantic City Miss Groff, Atlantic City
John barge, Bucks co, Pa Abraham Clayton, South.
Chas Roads. Southampton ampton
TII Wolf, Danboro Frank Miller, Snmney-
James Sm th, Sumney - town, town, Pa
Telma Geo Clemens, Chester Val
WESTERN 110TEL—Mark4 street, 'above Eighth.
I. R Lambert, Trenton, NJ it E Plneh, Trento?, NJ
A Davis, N if II B Curtis, Par .
C Brown, Del . ,Jas Young, Ity
B Esker, Ohio John Woodson, Pa
J Earls, Pa E Wall, NY
Special liTottrzo.
The Sherif(atty.—Editor of the Press etThe
different political psrtles will soon meet in Convention
for the purpose of nominating candidntes for the Tatiolls
office" in the gift of the " People of our t ity " and
the State at large. Foremost among those who are can
didates for the " Sheriffnlty." is Mr. THOMAS J. JBF
YRIES, a resident of the Twenty-trot Ward. The
name of Mr Jeffries is a tower of strength. Ile to a
well-known manufacturer, and highly esteemed for his
many excellent qualities and goodness of heart, Being
one of the first to array himself against the " Lecouth.
ton mitotic)," ho has added to his• list of friends many-
Intelligent gentlemen oho desire to
_appreciate hl"
worth by elevating him to the responsible position 9f
Sheriff of Philadelphia county. Possesning a good edut
cati9n, a heart overdowing with the principles of true
tiAevolenro ) a character for fidelity and energy, he is
qualified, in an eminent degree, f6r the position. We
recommend him to the consideration of the "People's
Convention"—for, nit). hint as their ntandnrilthearer,
success may be considered a fixed fart Without ma,
king any invidious distinctions, permit me to express
my opinion that some are named for the Sheriffulty
wiles° nomination would be the sure precUrsor of de
feat. Then, let no have Tllo3lUtti .1. JEFFRIES'
name inscribed on the " People's banner," and a bril
liant " antiiiLlicenthlon " tilumph will prevail on the
"necond Tuesslay in October, in the city of Philadelphia.
• je26-Itit , , • -
Palpitation of the' Short —When not arising
r_ ttson erg:tole disenme, polvitationg ore duo either to
Wrong excitement or to a general Impoverishment of
tho blood- The PERUVIAN SYRUP, by restoring the
vital gold to its proper condition, calms nervous excite
ment, arrests palpitations, find invigotatea the whole
system. je2l.OC
Stager's Sewing Illacitines.:LAfter a fair
trial of the several machihes that hare yet beenliffered
to the . publie, the unanimous verdict of operators bee
been given in favor of Singer's. Thie in, In fact, the only
machine capable or performing every bind of sewing.
BINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING DIACIIINE
beyond all question, the most complete article for
!amity une yet invented, being nt once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, In every reaped., to any
other machine. On this statement we challenge the
world. I. DI. SINGER & CO.,
je7-0m - °Mee, N 0.1102 CHESTNUT Street.
Seanden's Saving - Fund-401fIce 903 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street. Receives de
poelts In sums or One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the eyening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treunrer and Sanatory, Charles M.
Morris. •
Saving Fund.—Five Per Vents Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, 8:W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or emelt, and interest paid
from the day of deasit to . the day of withdrawal
Money le received and payments made daily, without
notice. The inveatmeate are made in Real Relate,
Mortgagee, Cround Rents, end such first-class aecurt
ties as th charter requires. OSice hours, from 9 o'clock
in the morning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. fee
cuoion NOVELTIES
BCMDIER9TYLES OF HATS,
AT
WAR BURTON'S,
j 023.64 No. 430 CHESTNUT &root
Orovir k Baker's
CISLEBBATDD
YABIII,Y SEWING DIAOHINIIIB,
780 CIIIESTNUT STREET.
Therm Ideebinee are now juetly adolitted to be the
beet In nee for finally sewing, Flaking a new, strong,
and elastic stitch, which will Nos rio, even if every
fourth stitch be cot. Circular/ lent on- application by
letter. 'ap9•y
Bower's Infant Cordtal...This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in niedloine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infante and
young children.
By its powerful influence a 'speedy core IA effected In
all oaten of chalk, windy pains and spasms. Believes
and mitigates much of children's suffering during dent!.
tion or teething, and by Its soothing : properties tran
quilities pains of the boweis,foosences, Vomiting, too.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been toed in thousands of oases with the most
abundant anaemia. No family should be•without It.
• Prepated only by aesraw A. Colima,
At hie Drug and Chemical glare,
• N. I. earner of Blzth and Green ate., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must boaddressed. And for male
by Druggists generally an 15.4,
:Wanes & Goldman, No. 306 Market street
above Third,' Wholesale dealers in CLOTHING, are
now selling off their entire stock at Retail, at wholesale
prim. 03444
THE PRESS.--, PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1.86g:'
Excelsior Re;rlgerotors
$l,OOO Challenge that ray Refrigerators will keep
provision longer, with less ice, than any other In the
city. I warrant them to giro satiVaction, at the low
pricifot $5.50. Also, a largo assortment of Water Cool-
ors, Price • - • • J. S. CLARK,
je2B4t No. 1008 MARKET Street, aboyo Tenth
TO Prevent the Hair falling off. To pro
mote a new growth. To prevent the hair turning gray.
To change gray hair and whiskers to their original life
rotor. To make the hair soft and glossy, inclining it
to curl, JULES LIAUELiS EAU ATIIENIENNE, OR
HAIR RESTORER. Sold by all druggists, and by
JULES HAUEL & 00., N 0.701 ORESTNUT Street.
)e2l-ciSt•wlt
On the 23d hist., by Rey. J. i 3. Jonas, Ur. BENT.
P THOMPSON, formerly of Ebenstat g, Pa_ to Miss
ISABEL, the daugh er of Prise J. Patton, of this city.
On the 19th. instant, in Mester, Pa., by Rev. A.
Johns. Mr. DANIEL SPRINGBELT is Mom JANE IR
VIN, both of Wilmington, Del.
0 1 the 28d instant, by Rey. Thomas Wilke, Dr.
START JONES to Miss MARTHA A. RAHOW, both of
Darby, Delaware county.
On the 24th instant, by Rev. T. J. Shepherd, Mr.
SAMUEL L ROBESON, Jr., to Misa LOUISA E. THO
MAS, both of Luwer Merlon, Montgomery county.
On the 222 instant, Mm. PLIZ ABRTIT, wife of Wm.
Dougherty, end daughter of the late Peter Late, in the
41st year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family, also Martha
Washington Association, No, 40, 2.0. of P.. are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's
residence, in Twenty-third street, below Lombard, on
tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without
further notice. To proceed to Old Fellows' Cemetery.
On the 22.1 instant, WLLLIE, son of .Thlrl6ll
J Pawson. in the 6th year of hie ago.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of hiv parents, No 020
Washington street, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at 8
o'clock. tk
At Printol, Pa., on the 23d Instant, Mr. J AMES
WRIGHT.
The relatives and friends of the family aro respect
fully loot and to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Radcliff street, Bristol, on to-morrow (Sunday)
afterno v. at 2 o'clock. -
On the 231 Instant, ELIZABETH, daughter of Wm
Rain.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her father, No Mt Green street. this (Saturday)
afternoon, at 2; (Polack, without farther nettle.. To
proceed to Monument Cemetery. .*
rln Washington City yesterday morning, in the full
ness'or years, and closing a long life of &election and
,usefulness, Mrs. ELIZABETH LSE. reliot of Richard
Bland Lee, one of the first Beoresentativea in Congress
from the State of Virginia, and for many yeate an en+
pent politician of the Washington school. Mrs Lee
was a native of Philadelphia. where she was born on
the Bth ofFebruary, 1768, making her age at the time
of her death nearly ninety-one years.
On the evening of the Bith lust , Mrs. ELIZABETH
FORSYTH. Notice will be given of the time of the
funeral.
n 7. National Hall, Moth Soloon. Market,
above Twelfth.—T. tI. STOCKTON will deliver n
discourse (P. V.) on tho subject of LIRERTV—CIVIL,
ECCLESIASTICAL. AND SPIRITUAL. at NATIONAL
lIALL, SABBATH MORNING. at 1034 o'clock. Same
subject to be continued, Providence permitting, at the
sonic place, on the Morning of the FOTIRTII Op JULY.
All ins lied Scats free. Collection for expenses.
Text: " If the Son, therefore shall make you free, ye
shall be free indeed." jr2o4t*
lirUnion .Tent, (Fourth Street, below
Franklin avenno.—TO-DAY, Boy& and WOO
Meeting 4g P. Al. Preaching IA ery Night. TO-MOR
ROW, also, at 5K A. M. After the daily service
Prayer Meeting IT Rev. Dr. KENNARD, and at 5 P.
Al. by Rev. J. MAXWELL. In German at 6); P. M.
Je26-It*
lirChurch of the covounnt.—Ser vices ftt
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT, abovo Twelfth,
TOMORROW, (Sunday,) by the Ser. URIAEI SCOTT,
of New Milford, Pa., at 10) A. M. end BP. M.
Fri. Second Presbytelan church, Seventh
Street below Arch, mill be open for Divine Ser
vice on SARLIATII EVENING, the 27th inst . at 8
o'clock. Sermon by the Pastor, Rev. O. W. SIIIELDS.
jo2B.ltes
arSpirltito Conference 1,
hold on SUNDAY, at 10} A. Al., at SANSOM
STREET HALL, and a Lecture will be given at 8 P.
31., by Do. PIERCE, on The Life, Clutrackm ' and
Mission of Jesus of Nazareth." Admission 5 cents. *
ta• Logan Square Church, corner Twentieth
AND VlNE.—Preaching SABBATH ;MORNING,
at 1O) o'clock, by Rev. JOHN PATTON. Subject—
" Infidelity and Christianity in Contrast." &nice in
the evening at 8.
orAt a Sleeting of the Stockholders of the
Second and Third, Street Passenger Railway Com
pony of Philadelphia, the following were elected Presi
dent and Directore, to serve till• the annual meeting In
January next:
PRESIDENT
JAMES PIERRE}:.
DIRECTORS,
JAMES V. WATSON,
M S. BULKLEY,
HARRY CONNELLY,
THOMAS I. POTTS.
WILLIAM A. MITCHELL,
GEORGE READ,
JOHN 11. lIIIINGITURST,
JACOB BINDER,
PETER RAMBO,
ALI•NANDER CUMMINGS..
LEWIS SHENNICK,
PAUL J. FIELD.
At a meeting of the Board of Dicectora, ROBERT
KELTON tratitippointed Treamurer,and DERBY SIIAR
WOOD Secretary. - je26-It
Delaware Land Company.—A • hated
Meeting of the Stockholders will be held an
MONDAY EVENING next, June 28, at 8 o'clock, at
Franklin Hall, SI NTH. Street, below Areb. 'An Elec
tion for one Director will then be held, to ftil a vacancy.
je2:,23, - * 11 11 HAINES, Secretary.
_ Donssateavelal Mut unl insurance Cam.
11,3 PANY.—A Meeting of the Stockholders of this
I.:mnpany will be held nt their °Mee, In rear of No. '2lB
WALNUT Street, on TDIIRSDA I', July 8, 1868, at 11
'clock A. M. 3011:4 McC01,1,0:11
irrPhiladelphia, June t. 1.1111, UtilsH.—Art
Electlon for Directors of the tt MUTUAL DE
POSIT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OP PHILA
DELPHIA," to servo the ensuing year, will be held nt
the Office of the Secretary and Trrasurer, S. E. corner
of TIMID and WALNUT Streets, on MONDAY, Job.
sth, Itetwiten the Loom of 10 o'clock A. 61. and
3 o'clock P. M. WM. MARTIN, JR.,
j 024-101, Secretory and Treasurer.
'TrNotice.—ln nceortlaner,wtth the edvace
of n body of Alumni of the College of New
Jersey, notice Is hereby given the tiraduato Members
of the American Whig and Cliosophie Societies, that,
no changes in the Mira of the Hallo are meditated by
the College authorities L which cannot but vitally effect
their vigor 84 Literary Institutions, we deem their con
ference relative to the matter, and advice as So the best
course of procedure, of 'essential importance.
They ore, thehefnm, urgelitly requeFterl to Attend the
Annual :Ileetinttx of the Oraduate Members on TUES
DAY, the 29th of June, the tiny before the Approaching
Commencement. .
FItED'X STUMP, ALL, Committee on be
ll. L. COLE. N.C., half of the Clio-
C. C. CLARKE, N. Y., sophie Society.
Committee on be- T. C. LYON, MD9.,
half of the Ameri- W. A. IiicATEE, Md.,
can Whip Socif ty, OEO. CRAY, Del.
N.tss Au It .r., Princeton, N. J. jo22.tuthe3t
Ea. Philadelphia and It:anthill: Railroad
C0,. 7 -01liee:e27, South FOURTH Stroot.
' VII MAYNE 4P/TIA, 4 une 21st, 1858.
To styoid detention, the holders of Cduponn of this
Company, doo on lot proximo, are requested to leave
them at this Office on or before the 30th instant n hen
receipts lint be ill en, nod Cheeks will he ready toe de
livery on the Ist proxisno,ln exchange for said receipts.
je2'2-t.tyl 8. 1110,1 WORD, Tresettrer.
icrGermantown Passenger Rallway.—The
CenuniFsioners of the Germantown Paasenger
Railway Company" will attend on,MONDAY, the 28th
June, 1808. and on each husinesa day thereafter, from
10 o'clock A. M. to 2 o'clock P. 01., at No. 30 South
STXTII Street, to receive aubscriptions to the stock of
load Company, until the came le fully autwertlaut.
Charlet, hinuarge, William S. Perot, Vincent L. Brad
food, J. 11. Wheeler, J. S. Struthers, Mill
ward. William W. W later, Montrrai C. Dawson, Time..
A. Diddle, Wargo W. Ilammeraly, Jobe. Gates, John
J. Griffith, and Robert P. Ring, Cominiasionern,
•
jal2-.1t41
SEA BATHING.-NATIONAL HOUSE,
LONU BRANCH, N. J.—This well-known first
class and popular How, is now open for the reception
of vhdters. Tenon, TVII Done, per week. Person,
wishing to engage Roma can do FO by addreculinif
WOOLMAN STOKES,
j46.2w LOA) BRANCH.
pLAvs
BANKNOTE REPORTER
(PUBLIBLUJ WEEKLY.)
The necessity that exists for more frequent Intelli
gence for general security, regarding nanks and Coun
terfeit bank Notes, has long been evident, and
never more so than at the present moment. The
interest of the community suffers by delay, and for
their own protection require prompt, early and fre
quent information of a reliable character. Thin defi
ciency will now be supplied. If must also be ad
mitted that flank Note -Detectors are In the hands,
too frequently, either of persons entirely unac
quainted with the Bank Noce business, or who aro im
mersed in other pursnitS, tq ha extent that a settled
Indifference to the wants,, expectations, and mound
the of the eommunly becomes the stereotype charac
ter of. 'heir publications. Thie trespass open public
confidence will be remedied by issuing a IVNKKLY
BANK NO IN REPORT SR, with advantages that must
eammand unirersel attention.
THE BANK NOTE REPDRTER will bej corrected
weekly, Invariably, to the latest hour, by Messrs. Work,
hlcCouch. & Co., Bankers, No, 36 South THIRD Street,
well known as among the meat extensive and skilful
Bank Note purchasers in the 'United States.
The Editorial Department of the Bank Note Roporter
has been committed to the care and direction o a gentle.
man extensively known lu this community, of Fitton
Years' experience In the Bank Note business, and the
Animist officer of one of our popular Institutions ; and
when it is further considered that our foreign corps of
telegraphic and mail correspondents is comprised of up
wards of four hundred of the most eminent And die.
tlogulehed banks and bankers In the United State, and
Canaries, together furnishing !sore extended facilities
for early and reliakie Intelligence concerning conuter
felt and spurious hank-note currency, that to possessed
by all other similar works.
Thin valuable Information will be printed 'with new
type, in a convenient form and unsurpt•sed in typogra
phical neatness, beauty, and distinctness, rendering
thin Bank Note Reporter invaluable to the liu.iness
community, especially to all banks, bankets, amid
their customers, to brokers, merchants, and
hu , [ideas Meg generally, in town and country.
Every farmer will find both his interact and
convenience promoted by subscribing for the
BANK NOTE REPORTER. We present, in short, to
all who receive pay or handle Bank Notes. a first.cians
BUSINESS' and BANKING 'WEEKLY REPORTER,
which shall occ .py a position In the community is, re
ek:Manta AV A ANLIAIII.Ft GUIDE for all persons dealing
in merchandise or stocks whether as buyers or sellers,
with full and ample security against ail doubtful, ins
solvent, fraudulent, or counterfeit bank notes,
IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH,
The first number will be Issued July 15, 1958, and
continued weekly at TWO bOLLAIIS per annum, paya
ble annually in advance, or Five Cents weekly, payable
to th e carriers, semi-monthly numbers mailed to nub
scribers at $l per annum, and monthly ramb,re at 50
tents,
A Uermau Edition, gjving the' entire contents of the
English, will be homed Augant 15th, 1858 and continued
weekly et the eame rated as the,} 'edition. Clity
subscriptions and advertisements received on and after
July 1, p-ox., et the office of publication, No. 112 S.
TIIIRD Street, Philadelphia, BULLETIN BUILDING,
main crust - wee, first float'. Subscriptions by mall and
all communications must be addressed to
Oil tRLES G IMLAY,
3e20 tf Post Office Box No. liso, Phi adelphia.
TA TtuGs, , ETC.—To reduce our stock, we
A- , offer, in lots as wanted, front an ounce to an origi
nal package, a hue assortment of Drugs. lino Ohm!.
call, PateneMetlietnes, Spices, ground or tho grain,
Essential Oils, Paints, (Rase, etc., etc., of a superior
quality, andat an lonneuse reduction of prices.
IVII,SOII & MERRITT,
Wholesale Druggists,
je2o-ot. 200 MARKET Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS, PLAIN ;
PHOTO
OItAPIIS in Oil ; Photogrnphe of oil sines, uod
every style, Also, Daguerreotypes and Ainbrotypes, nt
the ever-popular ROOT gallery, FINTII nod CUES f-
RUT. Yricen Reduced. fe26.11
OT-ITOUSE GRAPES AND WATER
MELON:3, at JONES'S Ladles' Saloons, 727 and
TV Alitni W`
filarriaata.
EDzotho
excuroicito
THE• 'OE
- a nt i -
- AT. VIE SEA SHORE!
lIOURS TO ARE )I:MEAN - LI
' DISTANCE S° 311LESC, ,. - '
On SATURDAY, the Sti, arid on• MONDAY the sth
of 'Jul?, Trains on the CAMDEN 'and ATLANTIC
RAILROAD rill ran as follows; -
FOR THE SEA SHORE, •
JULY, Bd.
Leave Vlnastrest wharf., Philadelphia, at 7,80 A. 31.,
9.85 A. 31., CP. 31 and 8 P. H.
RETURNING ON SATURDAY.
Leave Atlantic City at 6 A. M., 4 40 P. M., and 6 35
P.M.
FOR THE SEA SHORE, JULY sth.
Leave Tine=street wharf at 6. A. 51.
1.30 A. M.
crct 4P. M.
RETURNING ON THE Stir.
Leave Atlantic City at 6 A. M , 4.40 P. M.,' 4nd 5.33
P. M.
No Freight Train will be itiLlPEi 4innlaysorifonday.
Tickets for the round trip, good for any train down
on Saturday avid Monday, and up on Saturday. Monday,
or Tuesday, $1.50. JNO.' G. BRYANT, -
je26-7t Agent.
SUNDAY- EXCURSION TO
RED BANK.—The Steamer COTIAN
SEY, in place of tho Logan, leaves ilfcgargee's Wharf,
Kensington. on SUNDAY next, for Red Honk, at log,
IX, 3, and 5 o'clock. Stopping at Arch and Christian
streets. Returning at 12, 2N, 434, and 7 o'clock.
Fare for the Rxcursion 15 cants. - fo2o.lf*
"" FOR CAPE MAY.-DAILY
43it—
r.. EXPRBSS.LINB, by Stammer "BAL
LOON," 0.0. W. WroLumr.—Fon PASSENGERS ANII
THEIR 'WOO OE ONLY.
Thn swift and favorite. steamer "lIALLO - ON,"
having been Thoroughly overhauled and fitted with
cc cry appliance to insure speed, safety, and comfort,
will, on and after TUESDAY, the sOth instant, leave
Arch-street Wharf for Cape May every Morning, (Sun
day excepfed,) at 7 o'clock. Returning, will leave the
Cape at o'clock P. M. Fare $2, carriage Mt* in
cluded; 'Servants $1.60; Season Tickets $B, carriage
hire extra, je2s-8t if*
M.6 3Z , : t BRIDGETON, MILLEVILLE,
PORT ELIZABETH, &e.,&c.—The
steamer EXPRESS leaves trot pier below AOll Street
TUESDAYS, THURSDAY'S, end SATURDAYS, at 81g
o'clock A. M. Returning, leaves Bridgeton MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at 8 o'clock A. AL ;
touching at New Castle, Delaware City, Greenwich,
Mulford and Tyndale's, going and returning.
Through ticketa, by stages connecting with. the " Ex
presti," for the renewing glares, to wit :
hillieville,...,. 01 00 Port Elizabeth $l. 25
Fat rton or Ceditivllle. 76 Newport 88
Dividing Creekl 00 Manrieetown 1 25
All lauding% on pie Colinnsey - 4 ...., - ,78
Delaware (illy?, Now Castle ' ' - 60
Tho Magee meat the boat punctually. NO disappoint,
menu or delay:: need besantiCipateo.
-Freight, of, every
description, taken at low rates. , J4IE4
New Publuntiond.
A BOOK FOR SUMMER TOURISTS.—
STANFORD A-, DRUBBER, 508 Broadway,'N. Y.,
AQUARELLES;
Or, STJMAIICR. SICTITOI-IES.„
BY SAMUEL SOMBRE.
Handsomely printed In large, clear typo, and Cleo
trotted witlt ‘ origlnal and characteristic engravings
Cloth, gilt, &Pronto.
This work is full of fun and pungent wit ; It hits off
with excellent effect the follies of Life at 'VS Spring:,
NEWPORT, SARATOGA, Sff ARON, ETC.
The author is evidently a skilful limner, for his
sketches are instinct with life. This is just the book
to choose as a companion on a pleasure trip to the quiet
country, or to the sett side, whether by rail-car or steam
boat. It possesses several advantages for this, in Its
gay and sunny pictures, as well as its sportive and genial
satire. and its free, almost colloquial style. It will
doubtless become a great favorite with all pleasure-seek
ing readers at home and abroad. ll —Critic.
Per sale by all Booksellers. On receipt of price in
stamps. the book will be tent, post-paid, to any address.
jest-at
AV IOEVER WANTS A GOOD, CON
VFNIENT, A!4
RELIABLE COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR,
one that is fro,' from all parties. cliques, favoritism.
humbug, &c., should send at once for
TAN COURT'S,
if being ae full, correct, and complete as any such 'work
can be made. It is corrected by WORK, IIIUOOTICII,
& CO., who do a very large Rank-note Exchange busi
ness, and whose facilities and sources of information,
respecting matters of thin kind, are not surpassed by
any other house in Philadelphia. To helutd at the
Printing Office, 243 ARCH Street, anti of ZIEBER, 106
South THIRD Street, Price $1 a year; 10 cents a
number, or $6 per 100. je26-It*
2tfiricnltural.
ygg PURE HUNGARIAN GRASS OR
Millet Se l: Southern or Egyptian Millet; Tares
or Vetches; Broom Corn; ClllllOl4O Sugar Cana Seed; Ap
ple Seedg. Por halo by
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Agtieultaral Warehnnee and Seed Store,
Nos. 21 and 23 South Sixth street,
between Chestnut and Market ate,
tag HAY ELEVATORS OR HOISTING
FORKS, with anti-friction and common blocks,
&c., warranted to give satisfaction. Manufactltred and
for salehy D. LANDRETH & SON,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
Nos 21 and 23 South Sixth street,
bvtween Chestnut and Market ats.
sig DELANO'S INDEPENDENT TOOTH
HAY AND GRAIN ILAKE.—Tho experience of
itundreds of intelligent farmers boo proved this Rake to
be the very beet now In use. Manufactured and for
sale by D. LANDRETH & SON,
Implement awl Seed Warehouse,
Nos. 21 and 23 South Sixth street.
WHERE ARE THE GOLD MEDAL
w. MOWERS NOW ?—Wnil guarantee Retehum's
improved Mower and Reaper to do better work, in all
kind. of gross, than nay prize medal Mower in uae.
We mean what we lay.
SPANGVER & STUTIAM,
- no 07.7 In Mitt= street
stg PRATT'S IMPROVED HORSE
RAKES, earrented ettperlor to any other in the
market. ?Arty or,ters hceinnsary to soehre Eakine. For
sale only by BPANGLER k (MALIAN,
j 026 No 627 MARKET Street.
tkg GRAIN CRADLES, UNLOADING
Ray forks, Revolving nay Rakes, Mayflies,
Snatbs, and haling nal Ilarresfing Tools generally.
SPANGLER & OR ARAM,
jeflG No f,21 MARKET Street,
5 miner J3rucrago
WITII THE THERMOMETER AT 105,
It is pleaaant to think of something cool. Thug,
rotor itegiang and ilebehjf , reftvvhing sound,
and Dr. Kane'n , lixpinratious meet with an attentive
peregat.
Still more refroxhinc is the thought of the gushing
,muutran spring, rolling lind foaming, with it, .•milks•
mioodes.
But et en more delightful is the fact that an improsed
ICE PITCH ER is nom made, combining all the require
toeuta of utility and 0001.IIiy
They are, of roam, to be obtained at the exeluaii,e
Silyer-Platcd {Vary Manufactory of
• •
NIESSItS, JOAN b. MEAD & SONS,
jt•26-3t. N. E: Our. NINTH +mit CHESTNUT Sts
firokerg
CRONISE & CO.,
SPECIE AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 9tl South TRIItD Street,
PitILAUSLPHIA.
Rofer AO the BANKS Mid Mumma of Philadelphia
STEWART & JOHNSON,
INSURANCE 'AND NOT',
13110IC.ERS,
No. 108 South FOURTH Street
jo 2-tit th snt-lin If
EIZIZEMM
MANLEY, BROWN, & CO.,
BANK-NOTE, STOCK, AND EXCIIANOE
BROKE: RS,
N. W. corner of THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets,
Collections made, and Drafts drawn no all parta of the
United States and the Canaille, on the most favorable
terms.
Collections made . , and Drafts drawn on England and
Man&
Uncarrent Bank Notes bought Land Warrants
ought and anti. Dealers in Specie and Bullion. Loans
nd Timo Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commission at
ha Boost of Brokers In Philadelphia and New York.
je3-Clut
EDWARD R. PARRY,
Notary Pubßo for
blinnooota.
RICHARD R. PARRY,
Commissioner for
Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
D A.RRY Sc BROTHER,
mtoKEns & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
CONVEYANCERS,
FRONT STREET', above HICKORY,
, MANKATO, EIINNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and Inventing
Money for non-residents and others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes Sec. Any letters of SNQI:1111r or business
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, & Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Rose, & Withers Ph ladelphis
Sharp, Maine,, & CO.. Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charles Ellin & Co., Philadelphia.
Parry & Randolph. Philadelphia.
CIOLD PEN MANUFACtORY:N. E.
t
Corner of IP XTII and M11:013, gtreetn: between
Market and Chestnut, Philadelphia
•Thn Copartnership heretofore existing 'tett, con
PETER WALK ER 'o BRO., for the manufacturing of
GOLD PENS, Is now dissolved, In consequence of the
death of Peter Walker, senior partner. Hereafter the
business will be carried on tinder the joint names of
WALKER & JOY.
The suluterthers respectfully Inform the trade• that
their orders shall he met with that promptitude mut
attention which have hitherto charectetlu•d the trans
netiona of the entablishineut.
A CARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer in
• DOMESTIC! AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 440 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
Large Story Mite Building
TERMS—ONE PRIOR FOR CASH.
ID. Priem' marked In plain figures on each article
ap29.13m
SIiCJ FOR LINEN GAITERS.
t , 75 ets. for LINEN SLIPPERS.
75 cto. for VELVET SLIPPERS.
75 cht. for HID SLIPPERS.
BLACK LINEN GAITERS.
At PARKER'S,
3019-1111 9, • 91 North SIXTII Street
LARGE NO. 3 MACKEREL-NOW IN
store and lauding, 300 bbls No. 8 111AOKEREL
large 208 halves ditto, for Rale by
JNO. DI. KENNEDY & 00.,
reyl6 Nos 180 and 132 N. WFIA RYER
TIEIDSIEOK 011AMPAGNE.—PIPER's
JLI IfEIDSIBOK, genuine brand, constantly on hand,
received from sole Importere, and for tale by
A MERINO, Sole Agent in this Oity,
ap22-dera 1411 &Intl% 'MONT Street,
Q.LATE SLATE!! SLATE Ill—Rooting
►J Slate, of all ekes. and at Teo' low Woe, kept eon.
',tautly on band, and for sale by
Pi:BRING, PDX, & 00.,
GERMANTOWN ROAD and THIRD street.
. .
N. B. Slate Roots put on In the bed manner, and re
palrber tatemll.l to All w•nrl WlL,rant.l
I~ENEOVAL.—J. STEER, Hair Cotter and
Wig Maker, han removed to 4M CHESTNUT
Stroud 'WNW IV? Qwitiln ilvtitve joirp«t*
ULAQL,CANTONORAPE, FOR MEN'S
APP. Clods and Teets. • • -
Black Canton Silk Caniblete,
;13triped.aud Pi r ltitO Littona. - • '
Do. and Checked Seertnicker.
Extra fine buff awl drab Linens.
Drab Nankin Pongeee. • -
Yellow India awl Prenek Nankeens. • •
pakalthr.aa BtLQVIEBBI •
OfIESTNUX
LACE MANTILLAS: 2 .4,nst received from
a New fork hurdled Rale, lieTeral., *mall loin Lace
Mentillan. ,Prices, from $5.51) to $ll. •
00PER & CIONMID,
-Je2o -Q. E. corner (l NINTH and MARKET.,
- (111EAP SILK DUSTERS.—Now inakirtg
V up, several pieces Sllkloto good atyles Dusters ; at
$6 and $7. Also ; Dukters, $1; $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2,
to $3. COOPER & CONARD,.
je2C, ' S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.'
j Q - CENTS DIICALS".E t ptire stock of
itt..,4 31 cents goods reduced to 183, cents. Ducal an.
Berea.) Robes, reduced; thin Black Goods, roduced.
COOPER & CONARD,
Je2ll S. E. corner NINTH' and MARKET.
WHITE GOODS.—Beat 12teenta Taconet
T.T 2.lusliu ever sold. nee plain and figured Sias.
COOPER & COWARD.
fi,E. corner NINTH and MARKET:
'NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAG ,
/..4 TORY. PRINGEB unequalled in quality%
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAO
TORY, CUSTOMERS SAYE TWO PROFITS.
---
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND PAO.
TORY. NEW GOODS 01!ENED DAILY.
TEW'TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAO
TORY. Orders executed by our owe operatives.
I%rEW TRIBLIIINGS ST0.111; 'AM) FACL!
11 TORY. T . O. MAXWELL & SONS,
S. E. corner ELEVENTII - OLIESTNLIT Sta.
Branch-318 S SECOND, below Spruce. jell-6t
91HE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
1. CRAPE. SHAWLS ever offered in this City are
now being said by . ,
THORNLEY & OEIBM
N. E. car. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
sacrince for .
CASH,
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, same
quality and style as we have sold for
: , TWENTY DOLLARS!
whleit we are now telltale - at •the extremely low price 'of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
Ladies, you may never have ouch another opportunity
of buying a
' ITANDI36IIB BuA a 01I0AP!
Also, Plain Grape Shawl . r)6* • to M.
- MANTILLASI 1 /*STEM!. • •
Special bargains in Luc- " loir Antique Man
tillas, &a. .
Travelling Dress Material in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Goods.
Organdies, Bareges, Grenadines, ,ke., ton
BLACK /ELM, FANCY SILKS, /to.
Our name la justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Boys' Wear.
Linen Goods, of our own importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &c., fke.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries, hosiery, Gloves, &e., at
THORNLEY R OHISH'S
"ONE•PRSCE CASH STORE,, ,
N. E. Oor. EIGHTH & EYEING GARDEN Streets
joto•tf
DEDUCED.— Another lot 121- and 15 cent
Lawns, reduced to 9 cts.
Rich Satin-stripe black and white Luxors, 31 els.
Finest black and brown mixed Lavellas, 24 atm.
680 yda. black Tamartine, Oneat quality, reduced to
33 eta.
BAREGE DRESSES.
Rich Satin plaid, gay styles, llarege Dreams, $5
One lot finest mode Estrogen, reduced to 18X eta
BAYADERE.
Alms, Ducats, roil do Chered,Lavellas
DUCAL ROBES.
Also, Robes 10quIlle : LaNen Robes, reduced
LACE MINTILLAS.
Some very handsome, for SRL from auction, and worth
$l5, with a vat 'eV of other Myles. Ale°,
SILK DUSTERS.
SILK AIANTILLAS,
and combination,, of Silk and Lace, of our own SUPERIOR
3f.INUPAOTVan, (Mail from the work-room every hour
during the day,
na A NTILL AS !! MANTILLAS!!— MC
LTA ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Mentillas; eMbraclng many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock Is the largest,
our patterns the latent atylcs, and our prices no low that
wo defy competition.
5,000 yards Black and Fancy Silks, 87g,.
44, 50, 56;
rich, 62)4, 69, 75; very rich, 81, 87)4, 95, $l.
10,000 yards Detainee ' Dereges, Ductile ' atatlo, 12K,
18K, 18M, 20, 22, 26, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
in the city.
10,000 yards fine French Lawns, 10,124, 16K, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 37M to 62)4, very fine.
One lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth $3O.
500 yards side-band Oaleitneres, 37x, worth $l, with
a groat variety of desirable goods for menu and boys ,
wear less than usual prices.
1,000 yards Dfarseilleellustings, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Collars, at $l, worth
83.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swim; and
Cambric White Goods, the greatest bargains in the city.
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, in endless va
riety; at less than half the usual prices.
jel-tn th e•tf
UATERIALS FOR DUSTERS AND
IT.K TRAVELLING DRESSES.—
Chene Tanjore Cloths.
Dayadere Lttors.
Ottoman Poplins and Madonnas.
Bayadete Mohalrs.
Silk Warp Larellas.
Cotton Warp do, - at 10 and 12% cents
Dayadete do, at 12s cents.
Lupin's super ali,rool Debege.
Oriental Lustres, ‘ke., Ac.
JUST FROM AUCTION.
A fresh lot of Graolelias and Decals, nt 25 cents.
A flue stock of French Organdies and Jaconets, reduced
in price.
tolossy Black Silks in great variety.
CHEAP AS TILE CHEAPEST.
Plain and Plaid Nainsooks.
White French Brilliants.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
White linen Drilling and Duck.
Plaids, Brown Drills, Ac.
Bosoms in variety.
Linen, Cambric, and Silk Pocket Mikis.
Black SCR Cravats, kn.
The whole stock very cheap, for cash.
CHARLES ADAMS,
jell EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SPRING MANTILLAS,
SILK AND LACE,
nil reduced in price on and after
MONDAY, JUNE 7itt
FRENCH LAVE
POINTS AND MANTILLAS
JUST OPENED,
A LARUE ASSORTMENT
DESIRABLE GOODS,
which we will offer at
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASICS, DIA:PRIAS, &o
CONSUMERS of RIOCIARDSON'S LINENS, and those
dentrous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
A I a guarantee of the eoundnere and duet:nifty of the
Goode.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as largo
quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared.
season slier season, and sealed with the name of
RICHIARWON, by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
sail the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable ' while pur
chasers C 4.11 be imposed on with Goods of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
tny2B-6m Agents, as I.IIIJRCH Steen, bow Yok
EYRE & LANDELL,
R. MANLEY, JR
STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS
SPRING SILKS AND ROBES
BAYADERN LIGHT SUM
BAYADERE RNLI BILKS.
CHEER DAYADERE BILKS.
MUNE MODE BLUE AND BROWNS
NEWEST STYLE ROBES.
$2, $2.60, And $3 for the
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
EYRE Sr. LA.NDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCM STILDETB,
myl4-t Jyl
ARTHUR"'
Since the introduction of these now celebrated Cans
and Jars, over
MALI•' A MILLION HAVE 1113 EN SOLD,
and Ilan ithstanding all sorts of contrivances for the
accomplishment of the same object, most of which
were little leas than frauds upon housekeepers, have
been offered to the public, the HIUPLICITY of ARTHUR'S,
the East WITH n RICH THEY ant MANAGED, and the
CERTAINTY or 11041 , LT, have made them the favorite
Cans and Jars es erywherr, and now in
m721.0m■
since their introduction, their reputation stands, by
general arknou lehiment, far above soy oilier Can or
ynr in the mnrhet. In pi oof of this we quote, from td
most innumerable testlinonials, this one from the
liDITOK OF THE EADI"S BOOK,
I=
in the number for July, 3858. lie says :
"These celebrated Cans and Cars, the first intro
duced, and, by all odds, the best, nro steadily coming
into general use. Thoussnds of housekeepers, who. in
wero tempted to try other Cans and Jars,
and who lust more or loss of their fruit in comseguenee,
will be glad to learn that Arthur's never fails. For
trop seaso7l% 1, ha Pe said, use no other, am/ ace repeat
the advice."
Arthur's Cons nod Jots nre
ALI, PREPARED FOR. SEALING
They hove a channni around the mouth ; on tho
MELD WITH CEMENT WHEN SOLD, nod all ready fog
sealing. You bal.e, after filling your vessel with ho
fruit, only to heat }our lid, and press it into the cement
a hen the work is 19110. If directions ore followed
carefully, uncross is d o43 . aG.iwtain.
PATENT STAMP.
la' Take notice, that ARTHUR'S Can. and Jars all
bear the Patent Shunt,. On tin , Tin Cans von 5% in find
it iinpr, asell in the int tat; on the Earthenware Jars, in
nn oval on the bottom, nod raised totters on the
Wes the Ulssa Jars.
TIN C I,NFI—Pial., quart, half-gall,
and gallon. The Cen,q and Jars
FIRE , rItOOr PTO (LW I.RE (caul-col.) (eXeClit 01110)
.T.UlS—Pint,gitm t, and Ithlf.g,Vn. N L 3 T ,
QUEENSwAitil—Pint, quart, mut to semi , economy
Mar-gallon. In I roigh t.
C LASA—l'lntotart,no half-gallon.
ARTHUR'S SELF-SEALIND CANS AND JARS
ere Tennufectured under the Patent fur the Unite,
ARTHUR, BURI , TIIATiI, t GILROY,
117 and llt) South TI•:N TII st, et t, Phil.ut•n
InnoufacturorA under the patent for the "United
Stets of the •‘ owl 1/OMINION '• COP iJ POT.
jai -that if
ILetiOlVA)
COOPER & CONARD,
8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
➢IoELIROY,
1 , :o. 11 South NINTH Street
ALL SILK
SUMMER MANTILLAS,
MZE=
LOW PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
No. 708 01IESTNIIT garnet
FOURTH AND ADM
OPENING OP
vA.si-frow.A.l3l.ar.
SELP-S)ALING CANS AND JARS
SIZES AND MATERIAL
..fpr 644 aillt ;Ea
VIIRNISHEDA ROUSE t WANTED
muil. UNTIL the Ist OF OCTQIIEII..=-5, genteel and
,nicely-furnished house, within one-and-a-balf
with
of
the Statehouse, for 'a Gentleman and IlstlY, with no
children. Two -or threo good servants can be hired
with the prensises, if desired. Batilitetory referequa
given. Address n., Box 561 Post 0111ce„_ je26.31*
. TO: R . T nevi folir-storied,
, LEL I' . rontBTOßE, N 0.246 North 'THIRD Streetiatiove.
Rae*, street, 'suitable for any' business. Terms easy.
Apply at No. 427 VINE Street, from'? to A. 3L And
front 2 to 3 P. M . -
•
gg~TO RENT.•=-The R66ins of
mg. store, northwest corner of SECOND and 'MAN-,
KET Streets, with Shelving Complete. For terins, &c.,
apply on the premises.
jo2d.3t* DIIIIADWAY & DODSON.
gig -.GEILMANT6WN .COTTAGE:—TO
ma RENT, a Large Cottage, with all modern improve
ments, and-about lg acres or Ground. • A most desira
ble location—within 5 minutes , walk of Depot.
Apply to U. B. TARA;
-
je2s-St GREEN Street, below' Franklin,
JOFFICE ROOMS TO LET.—Three
beautifel COUNTING ROOMS, Om Griggs .Fire-'
Proof , Building,) on the second floor, front, No: 226
WALNUT Street ; Fellable for insurance, or any other
Companies mating communicating rooms.
jel9-16tit JOUN'GRIGG, 226 WALNUT Street.
DOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI
tErru RE FOR SALE.—A. person about relinquishing
housekeeping, offers for rent a good house located on
VINE Street, near Logan Square. lie will also sell the
Furniture, millet) ha, been in use but a abort time, and
is ris good as new. Address 0. P. Q 7 at this office.
jele-tf
al TO LET.-COTTAGE AT LONG
BRANCH, newly furnished and newly built, with
in 300 foot of the ocean. Ten sleeping • rooms, dining
room, large parlor, kitchen with convenient cooking ar
rangements, coach house, stables, garden, and about 2
acres of ground: 'Further particulate apply to No. 26
South FIFTH Street, or to HENRY HOWLAND, Long
Branch, N. J. -
,1011-2 w
OFFICE TO—LET.t4--AN' ELIGIBLt
FIDE for an Insurance Company, or simile:L. cur
poration, having three communicating rooms on th
same floor, No. 22z WAINIIT Street, above DOC
Immediate possession given. Apply to
JOHN 0. KEEVER, or
THOMAS T. HUTCHES,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mhBo4uthii-tt second story, front room.
'llO LRT.—THE UPPER 'ROOMS. - OF
stores Nn. '327 end No. 333 MARKET Streit,.
below Fourth. Apply on the promisee to to •
L lIA_LLOWELL & CO
jel4-tf GUILLON, ANDFAISON, St CO.
Wants.
WANTED.—Merchandise in exchange for
Real Estde. Address BOX 153 Philadelphia
Post office. lt*
WANTED.—A young man, of genteel ad
dress, and a good performeron the Piano,.wishes
a SITUATION in Rome Music Store. Unexceptonable
references given. Salary, first year, no object Please
address P. W., 803 Altell Street. je2s-IMF
WANTED, FOIL THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied,•"untnarried min. ;to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, end
medical attendance. 'Pay from $l2 to $22 per month.
No man having a wife or okild will be incepted, Apply
for DR/LINTER SERVICE at No 811 MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north eldE =
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 241 Begt. of Cavalry,
apl7-tf Recruiting Officer.
Volaical
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT-
JOSEPH A. .51011IIEDIER,
Eleventh Want
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
jel7-titele
QHERIFF AL T Y.—Enconragod by my
friends, I offer myself as a candidate for the office of
SHE/LIPP of the City and County of Philadelphia,
subject to the decision of the People's party, whose no
mination T. respectfully solicit.
WILLIAM 11. KERN,
jell-lm -Fifteenth Ward.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS- •
JOHN OA.,SSIN.
Fifth Ward.
Subject to Democratic Duke
OR REGISTER OF WILLS
-`.-°NAMES D. KNIGHT,
- • ' TWENTIRTII WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination. , jel-tf
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOHN OAMPBSLL, OP SEVENTH WARD.
Subject to Democratic rules.
idlillinerp anb Straw tz , cam.
KEEP. COOL. • . .
STRAW HATS: •
LINCOLN, WOOD, .t NICHOLS,
45 South SECOND Street, -
je 1.54tJy1 Four doors above Chestnut
Osentlemett's Snrnisbing Boobs.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. KNIGHT,I6O3 ARCH Street. above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Furnishing
Goods and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal in every respect to any others manufacturekin
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order.
E NTLE N'S WRAPPERS OR
'll DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest and best as
sortment in the city, wholesale iud retail, with a fall
tine of Under Clothing, stilted to the season, at W. W.
&NIGHT'S, 606 ARCH Street, above Math, Philadel
phia. mhl-tf
IVVINCIIESTER & SCOTT, - GENTLh
I,lliN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. fed
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly Invited to this improved out of
Shirts, the moot perfect fitting article made. At whole.
she and retail. and made to order. an6.lllf
Batbing-tlobee,
JOHN P. SLOAN's
BATHING-ROBE AND CLOTHING STORE,
DECATUR STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,
Where will he founds, large assortment of all kinds of
BATHING DRESSES; for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses,
:Wasters, Children, sod Infants, such ns Manses, Le.
sclers, and Flannel Shirts, of all qualities, sires, and
colors; together v,ith every style of Bathing Robes,
Oil Caps, Leather and Gum Belts, Slippers, Gum
Shoes, Towelling, Soaps, Colognes, Lc , as well as Morn
ing Gowns, for old and young, large and small. Also,
Gentlemen's Dress-Shirts, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves.
Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Half-Hose, Lc.
A large nssortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
suitahle for the son,on, always nn hand, and for able at
as low rates as any other establishment on the Island or
elsewhere.
3. P. SLOAN also keeps on head a fall Plipply of
Bathing Robes at EAGLE HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 806 (formerly 273) MARKET Street, five doors
above Eighth street, PHILADELPHIA, which will be sold
at the most reasonable prices.
Bathingwnits will be HIRED to transient visitors at
the Store, on the Island.
hot lug made the getting-up of bathing apparel his
duty for several years past, the subscriber thinks that
his experience qualifies him to suit the taste of the
most fastidious.
''WE STUDY TO PLUASE.”
J. P. SLOAN likewise occupies the Store N. E. cor
ner of WASHINGTON and DECATUR Streets, CAPE
lALAND, opposite the 'United Stntea Hotel and the Ame
rican House, where MRS. SLOAN will have the super.
i.ion of a very large and well selected aesortment of
BATHING APPAREL
for Ladies, N 1 leer', Children, and Infants, comprising
Basques, Polkas, Yokes,Socks, and every other approved
article desirable or suitable for sea-bathing,
Persons who intend visiting Cape Island can be ac
commodated n ith bathing apparel at either of the above
Stores, and thus avoid the trouble and expense of car
rying them train a distance.
This being his eighth season in the Bathing-Robe
business, P. feels anti:Med of his ability to
ideal% persons in all kinds of garments suitable for
sea-bathing,
Returning sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, he respectfully solicits a continu
ance of the same.
JOON I'. SLOAN,
No, ROI (formerly 274.) AIARKb.T St., Philadelphia,
Itas one of the largest auwertments of Bathing Notion
in the United Stoles, buitable for sea-bathing at Cape
Island, N. J., Nen port, It. 1., Long Branch, Atlantic
City, and elsewhere. J021..6t if
Illetntinai.
LIARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
RR- GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! and &mod.)
for DYSPEPSIA ; WEAR STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical of
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH-ACHE, SORE THROAT, STIFF
NECK, or Pain In the LIMBS, SIDE, BACH, or any
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Mtus
ales, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It le eleo an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia. and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak stomach of
bowels Thousande of persons who have used HARTS
nontors CURE-ALL hare been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing eny pain from the system.
Bottles 12, 26, 60 cents, and SI, to be sold by'
R. H. JENKINS,
ap22•lftt Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
iIARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—RESTO
RER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh IS iu the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the best
Blood-Purifying Compound In the World! It does
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation Is suited to the Impaired and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and erup
tions from the skin; gives bloom and freshness to the
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken.
Ing complaints of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial In taste, and acts like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits.. and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any canoe
Quart bottles ga; small bottles 60 cents; sold by .
R. JENKINS,
Corner of lIECOND and WALNUT Streets,
ap22-iftf
:amps.
13ETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
11 Brads-GBNBRATING GAS LAMP
Ie the only Patent Burner that has a
NON-CONDUCTOR ATTACTIED.
Tor Safety, Chearnaaa, and Brilliancy, it earyambe
all others.
STATE AND 01IINTX RIDEITS FOR BALD
Address D. P. PETERS
B. W. tort:m.l'l,4loND and ozii6iNirr
delplda ; and 422 BROADWAY, Now York. ruhd-ly-rp
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interest., end pat: onize USSUER'S LAMP
MOTOR?, 109 Ninth EIOIITII street, below Ohestnut.
Prevtowt to his opemeg a responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he is now doing in a war
ranted Manner from $9 to $lO. Eupport him, or you will
have the earns charree to pep. jeld.y
ti FOWLER, WELLS, & CO., 922
Ott CHESTNUT Street, keep standard works on
11 Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure, and Pho
nography, wholesale and retail. Phronolo,i
..- cal Examination, with charts, and full nut
ten descriptions of character, given day nod es(
log. Cabinet Cabinet free to visit, () i d°, by mail t" In
addressed to Fowler, Wells, & Co., 1 7 r22 Chestnut
'greet. 409-3mvit
2lmnoements.
A MERIOAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
8. W. corner of 11110&D and LOCUST fittest'.
GRAND PBOREINADE , CONOP.RTB EVERY NIGHT
BY TILE
CELEBRATED GERMANIA ORCHESTRA ;
• • AT 8 0'04006.,
- - CARL BENTZ. Lestea,
G`ttennencing on BAIIIBEOS,Y, Jute 25, 1852, Toe
establishmtt t will be beautifully decorated with ahrub
bery, plants, stattuiry.,a playing fountain, Ac
Single tickets 25 cents.
Packages of 8 t ckets,2l
, W REA TLEY , S ARCH ST. THEATRE.-
TROUPE , an
Engag d ement of the 'w , .rld.renowned KELLER
L'UNG AfdERIO6 -BAL
LET CORPS, c KEL ompon EßS ed of SIXTY TALENTED AR
TISTS
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. JUNE 20th, -
JOSEPII -IN 'EGYPT. '
The Young America Ballet Corps In
TIIE ENCLUNTEb BOWER..
TEMPLE OF LIBERTY.
' Galiese of Liberty' - 'Resume Reiter.
; - . ADMISSION.
Boxes;2s cents; Secured Beata in Drops Ulrale 37h;
Orchestra Stalle. 50 rents ' Seats In Private Boxes, 75 i
Gallerri 13 cents. . '
Doors open at 71( o , cleck; - performances commence 7.k X.
.
X. id:D. MUTTON D. .., Treasurer.
. ...
litip s rqiittri glompartico.
1101/ET
JRAL , LO
IRN OF -THE LIVERPOOL AND
NEON FLEE '"AND LIFE INFUR ANSE
1 , -PUBLIRRED IN COMPLIANCE 12-a
' S OF TILE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital Stook 510,040.000
Number of shares of subscribed
Stock, 94,211
Amount "of assessments on
Stock paid in cash 11011,442
at £5.
Value of Neal Estate ..
. ....
Amount of cash in ..... of
,Fluenlx. Bank and Camman
& Co
Amount of cash in hands of
agents In course of transmis
sion '
Amount of loans secured by
• bond and mortgages on which
• there is - leas than one year's u
interest due
Amount of loans on which in
terest has not teen paid with
in one year, (both principal
and interest since paid)......
A1310,1111t , • of „stooks owned by
the compsoy, $3,000 in Vir
ginia stick, the remaining
consisti of stocks of - incorpa-,.
rated cities to varlowt-States'
of the Union.
Amount Of, stock held by the
company -as collateral for ,
loans -
Amount -on - which interest - ia
due and unpaid
o-.
.., A
q; m
.7 ., g
O t„
Ati
I 1
g.' 6
4
Ato
Third
• 1: ;
75:1 g • N .O
• av 2
Fourth
Amount of ;losses paid during
tho year, in this country..
Amount of unsettled 10wa....
Amount of dividend
i ll
Oil
tiEw
NIS
Amount of cash premiums
Amount of earned premiums
Amount of -interegt received
from _ the . invietvilente in
. United Btotes - -
Fifth
"O.°
II In
Is 3
Amount paid and outing for re
insurance
Amount of return premiums...
Amount of expenses of Company
[Amount of taxes* paid by the
company
Amount of all _other expenses
and expenditures of the corn- .
.
pony - • 41,414 02
POSITION OP TRH 13011P/ET'9 coons.
£. s. d. •
Tho Capital 188,422 0 0 . •
The Reserved Fund. 214,818 11 0
The Lifivtinnd 531,289 13 10 - .
The Fire Ito-Inert- .. - •
..
•
route Fund 153,710 8 32 • .
1,088418 le, 9gtss $5,440,002 96-100*
$750,000 INVESTED IN UNITED STATES.
"CONSTITUTICN'AITD CAPITAL.
Liabill ty of the entire body of shareholders unlimited.
All Directors must be proprietors in the Company;
State, City and County of New York : ,
Alfred Poll, of: the city of - New 'rink; being duly
sworn, says, that he Is the Reashient,Socrotary, and the
only officer of the Meet . ..pool and London Eire and Life
Insurance Company; in the city of New York ; that be
has read Lthei foregoing statement, and that the motel
true and correct to the beat of his knowledge and'bellef.
ALFRED PELL: •
State, City and County of NeW York
I, CHARLES NETTLETON, a Commissioner. in and
for the said State, residing in the city of New York, mi n
pointed by the - Governor of the State of Pennsylvania,
do hereby certify that from personal examination, I em
eatiatied that the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON EIRE
- AND LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY are possessed
of bonds and mortgages. and other securities to the
amount of $500,000 and. upwards, as specified in the fore
going statement, and that said bonds and mortgages are
well and amply secured 'on real estate, 'and are of the
value repreeented in said..statement. In testimony
whereof, I-bare hereunto set- mg band and affixed ray
official seal, this 25th day of March, A. D-7658.
CRARLES NETTLETON,
[sask) Commissioner for Pennsylvania in city of
New York. , +=•
SMITII, Agent,
' ' Exchange', Philadelphia.
jel9-stuthlino
VIRE, INSURANCE: •
A." BY TEE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANOR
COMPANY OF. PHILADELPHIA.
On Buildings:Limited or Perpetual, Merchandise,
Furniture, itc.,in Town or Country.
OFFICE; No. SOS WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. $117,026. Assess, $262,465.81.
Invested as follows, wis
First Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount 120,200.03
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. 6 per cent.
MC, tgage Loan, $30,000, cost
'Allegheny County 6 per cent. Penns. R. R.
Loan
Pennsylvania Itailromi Co's. Stock
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company
Stock of County Fire Immune C 0....
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies,
Bills receivable, business paper
Bonk Accounts, accrued interest, Ice.
Cash on hand and in Bank,
$252,U5.89
OLEM TINGLEY, President.
DIRECTORS.
SMUG/ Dispham,
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
E. Lothrop,
Charles Leland,
Jscub T. Bunting, .
Smith Bowen,
John Bissell, liittabnr,h.
lIINCIIMAN. Secretary.
Clem Tingley,
William It. Thompson,
David B. Brown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John It. Worrell,
K. L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles B. Wood,
James S. Woodward,
fe2U-s to th-rp-St B. Id
A MEILICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surprlts
Invested in sound and available Semirl ties, canttnue to
Insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Mora ar.disa,
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes , and other Peraonal
Property. AU Losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRISOTORI3.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morrin,_
Samuel 0. Morton, James R. Campbell,
Patriot Brady, Edmund
Charles W. Pooltney.
GBOBGB ABBOTT, President.
TUOMAB 8.. MARIS, Secretary. ja2EF-y tJ
43et3ing illart)ints
RA.R RI S' B BOUDOIR SEWING MA
ciriNE is offered to the public as the Mad rolls
ble low-priced Sewing Machine intl.'. It will SOW from
six to sixty stitches to en inch, on all kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the finest cambries. It is,
without exception, the simplest in its mechanical con
struction ever made, and can be run and kept in osier
by a child of twelve years of age. The era ttlittrr of
this machine, and the QUALITY OF ITS WORK, are War
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per min
ute. The thread used is taken directly from the spools,
wrroool run mounts OF RHWINDINO In fart, it is a
machine that is wanted by every family in the land. and
the low price of
FORTY DOLLARS,
at which they are sold, brings them within the roach of
almost every one. B. D. BAKER, Agent.
jelSelOm why eow6m 20 South MORTR Street.
Oanings ,funbo.
rip TIE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
2IIND.
(011/ILTHRBD 117 THII LIMEILLTUEB OP PENNEITLVINtA.)
PERPETUAL CHARTER
FIVE PER OENT. Interest allowed to Deponitore,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OFFICE, 881 NORTH' THIRD STREET,
(00390LIDATION BAIL BUILDING.)
Thin Institution ill now open for the transaction of
lateiumi. and le the only Chartered Saving Fond located
In the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 2,4 o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 5 wall
0 o'clock in the Evening.
' "
~*► ,
Frederick Klett, James B. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, Jacob Dock,
John P Levy Joseph id Cowell,
Hon. Henry K. Strong, George Woelep per,
Daniel Underkoner, J. Wesley Bray
Hon. Wm. Millward, Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick Staake, P. 0. F.limaker,
Francis Hart, John P Verree,
Joeepn P. LeOlere, i George Knecht,
John Kessler, Jr., John Horn.
President, JAMES B. PRINGLS.
Secretary, GRORGS T. THORN. ap7.l.iftf
QAVING FUND.--UNITED STA ES
kV TRUST COMPANY, oornef of THIRD and CHEST
NII
Laend nmall sums received, and paid bank on de
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
SST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from I until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from LI upwards.
President—STEPHEN IL ORAWYOBD
Treasurer—PLlNY BIER.
Temar--Jusuri R. HUNTER
FIRE -WORKS! FIRE-WORKS! ,
A full sogortmout at
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
1210 MARKET BTRISST,
JOIS • Wed of Twolfth
PURE. CLARET! PURE CLARET I-
From per gallon uptvardv,ntot hytho dm e n f r „ m
3up to $l5, totpotteAl dlioct by VEIIIIIIIII &
13IEUR., Wholoale nul Ilet,lit dottlem in 'Wit.,,
Liquor,., ,ke , No. 119 South SEVENTtI. :.tieot,
corner of &mono je2l.lm'O
QHOULDERS.-60 lihds. Shoulders, (try in
1. salt, for male by, C. C. SADLER &
je4 9 149rth W ATER Street
TIERRINGr. —3OD Wits. No. 1 ItERRING,
.I.lEastport impaction ; GOO do Halifax, 110{C EA 0-a
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45,618 06
19,150.00
1,050.00
475.00
62,711.50
3,3i5 19
16,043 29