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LOWI . ftranill Promenade
CcOatt;'Y
Convention to_ Anew! the
Rules:--aho Domoeratio Convention - to amend the
rules of the party re-assembled yesterday after
noon at Spring garden Halt.- ' ' • '
Thp report of the oommittee of twenty-Ave, eon
tathing" a now series orreries, varying in some mea,
euro from the old rulos, was then read. ,
Several amendments..were ;proposed..
mph Mogaiy made a motion to strike out of the
Brat rub 'he clause prohibiting any calker of oleo
tint, or' member:of the exdoittive oommittee being
a candidate for delopto at any election under
thesexults,,and inserting a clause to prohibit any
weril lefty:lite fo i - or nig - opal:officer from being' a
candidate 'delegate.
thre,vE ß , (l .sedvocated the amendment,
and severalretheggontlameix made rather mixed
soi.enhes. t. ; '. • .... • • ••
4 ' bre:Unita mdvell: to 'amend - by adding, "and
that the offioe-holders,ba not oxpeotod to pay any
tax for-election puipbsos."
Mr. J. Randalleald he would vote for Mr. Cur
tie's amendinent, , priivided he would add, " and
thet,the Ofnee-boiderareceiva no salary far their
services." :[Laughter.] - • •
lirriatit, -- -.Esq; spoke against disfranoyeing
any class of Democrats. Ile thought. it'unjust to
prohibit any peintufrat from being a delegate, ex
cept limit, officers appointed to conduct such dale
gate,eleotiou,
Mr. J'amealfalann argued against Mr. Wright's
Owerr•alse demurred , to Mr. Wright's posi
tion. Re looked on Mr. W. as the champion of
tho - offol-helderS. :i. 7 -- -
' Moeard
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Megaty - and Randall stated that they
wore othoe"-hblden, and yet they were=in favor of
keeping the 0106o:holders - Out of the'Delegate Con-
Mr. Stevenson, of.the-Eleionth ward, ;node a
forolbli • .speeoh lu favor of keeping the office
holders-Out of, the Delegate Conventions, though
ho was the last man in ;the world to disfranchise
anylletaeorat • ' , "
Mr.:Leech moved to amend by adding the word
" salaried" Wore the word &Boer In the amend
. .
ment:
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Air. 'Brown; President of the Convention, made
A few significant romarki urging that the people
be leftfree to choose sunk delegates to Conven
tions as they pleased.. Restrain the people's re
prebeutatiVes,,if you 'choose, but leave the people
free !.. , , •
Tile read mut :nayi then, .the,
arnendnentA 14:•bag41,..a14 resulted as' fol
lovr!' "—#- -
Potthe amendment (to keep otlice-boldere ont
of the Conventions)
Art Mat the amendment •
tio the amendment was lost.
T Hemphill Moved.to strike out, in
ruiel,'Lhe words" of member of the Exeoutive
Committee,',!:thus making the members of the Ey
e:lifts Committee eligible to seats in the Delegate
Conventionttealled.under the rules.
The yeas and nays were, called on the motion,
andit was ogreedlo=yeaS'76, nays 46.`
Mr. Thomas H. Forsyth moved to strike out of
Rule .r,thlit entire portion ofthe rule requiring a
registry of the Democratic rotors of,eaoh precinct
by the committee, and requiring' that the precinct
committee may require proof that an individual
has voted the Democratic ticket. -
,lift: John Campbell; in an able' and earnest
speoeln *opposed the striking out of the registry
prbvialon: ';,iiikifoiftddered - this the gist of the la
bors of; thcoominittee, and that it was an effort to
Iltet-Plareland...peeceable .delegate elections, which
welave not had for two years. -
-Mr. Jesse Johnson thought:the registry was a
humbug. It could never be made perfect, and
would- facilitate frauds, instead of preventing
Mr. Wright called: the attention of the Conven
tion tq tho foot that they had • Ora e adoption of
Mr.-Ilemphill'a 'amendment) allowed the Emu
five' Committee.' to be candidates for Delegate
Conventional ; and thus destroyed the °Moloney of
thitt, ._•' ' - •
was then called for on Mr.- Forsyth's
motion and it was lost by the following count:
For Mi..Forayth's motion 42
Against 82
Mr. I'. E. Harkins of the Seventeenth -ward.
moved' , to -inseit in Mule 1, a provision that the
clerk nppointed,by the Inspeotor shall reside in the
division. Adopted unanimously.
r , ,ltule 1 isas further amended by Ilaing the hours
for holding the primary elections under the rule
between 4 o'clock and 7 o'clock P. M.
A tnotiod was moved to reconsider the amend
ment by-Which the Executive Committee were
allowed to bo candidates for delegates. The yeas
and nays *ere called, and the motion was carried
and the prohibitory proviso was again inserted.
The Convection then adjourned until Friday at
10 o'clock A.• M.
_greitt lifittih.—Monday and
Tuesday, of this week have been days of intense
mite:wont 'among the crieketiog community of
Philadelphia; caused by the spiritedly contested
match between eleven - Englishmen and eighteen
Americans,which-was played at Camden on those
two dayi. - The intmest.that is taken in this noble
gituis_maY be readily imagined when we say that
on the first ditythere were over five thousand per
sons on the ground, and on the second (though not
a holiday) over three thousand. • ,
The Englishmen commenced hostilities first on
Monday morning ut nine o'clock, and at mid-day
retired for seventy-seven rune, After doing jail.
tics to an excellent lunch, prepared by the Phila
delphia Club, the. Ainerieins took the bat, and at
the close of their innings. had scored sixty-eight,
leaving the Britishers nine runs ahead. On Tues
day morning , Albion - again placed herself at thi
wickets; and did not 'retire until abo had made,
seventy-eight runs, leaving the Americans eighty
eight,to get to win. Nothing daunted, Columbia
faced the minds!, but potwithstanding all her ef
forts, she did not succeed in rubbing off the score
of the Britishers by.thirteen rune. -
At the conclusion of the game Win: Retch
Wider, Esq. ; on behalf or -,the -Americans, pre
stilted to henry Sharp, Esq., a new cricket ball.
The latter gentleman,' in receiving the .ball _on
half othie brother 7,ltglishmen, thanked the gen
tlemen of the Philadelphia club for _their -hospi—
tality, and soured them that .the cricketers of
Now York, of -which be ,- was ono, would always
endeavor to be equally hospitable. He, also
praised the Philadelphians for the' interest they
took in this beautiful gaine,,and expressed a be
lief that era long Philadelphia would of herself
be able to defeat: anyuity in the Union. After
warmly cheering the victors and the vanquished,
the multitude dispersed, highly 'gratified at the
amusement they had 'derived from witnessing a
game of cricket. . •
Charge Against an Official.—A select com
mittee of City Councils met-on Tuesday afternoon,
at the Chamber of Common Conlon, to investigate
certain charges brought against Mc. Patrick Mo-
Entee.za Supervisor of the Twentieth ward, by
Mr. Lane Schofield. The City Solicitor, Henry T.
King,;Esq.; wee present, and took part in the in
vestigation. The.charges brought by. Mr. Soho
field. against Mr. McEntee are in brief as follows:
Usiag. the horses and carts of the public for his
(the Sunervisor's) own private work. Expending
money in grading streets not thirty feet in width.
Spending more money for grading than was, an.
tborised .Councils, - and having a pay roll for
over sme,roe a period of twenty-five days.
. From ea ovidenots-we glean what appears to
ko the real "statent the ease. It seems that some
months since, Mr. Lawrence Lewis made, a eon
traet'With: MoEntee 'to - MI up a lot belonginuM
him, an Stiles street,:in the Twentieth ward. Mr..
McEntee employed men to doWork, and Mr.
SohOffeld alleges that -ho used the vehicles and
matetiiiikef-theeity -for the purpose. One or two
of the witnesses examined testified to this faot, but,
upoebeing cross-examined closely, 'it turned out
that-they only thotight faet'which was rat
lied upon by Mr:Sehofteld as a 'very strong point,
was the cirourostanop of a horse falling into the
hollow while the men were . engaged in filling up
the lot. bit'. McEntee took his coat, off and assist
ed in resorting theanlnialfrom his peril ; and this,
it was urged, was:moot thattbe horse was his Owe,
and that he*its using the public inoney, for his ,
own private parodies. " ' The oorinnittee finally ad-'
jusened bier until Tuesday' afternoon next, when
the defence willioseommeneed.
Police.- iftiiiness.—:On Tuesday evening;
atm& nine o'clock,- a cripple stopped at • the store
of hlr. : Brotin, In Sedond street, above Poplar. for
the purpose.Of Selling a ,pamphlet. The person to
whom Ovas offered refused,to,buy, when the yen.
der,innashed a • lois pane of-glass-In the bulk
window-for which offence he was taken into 'Olll5 ,
tody.'• He gave the name of Alexander Forrester.
Ho Woe oommittedby Aldeittittii Shoemaker.
&trite tinie daring Tue.iday night; the cigar store
of JObit'Aienat .1.11•Oad 'and .4eust streets, was
ranseedrAd and fobbed of.aslo/111 amount of money.
The thieveS tiffeotid an entranoeby cutting a panel
out of the door. .
About half.past' eight o'clock, yesterday mom
ing, the Are/proof safe - . in - the 'coal °Mee of Lewis
Conrad, - et MlatkatikMitet, er street,' was forced
operi," - :ffuring" the' temporary. absence of :the pro•
pricier._A prianitsory aote, some due bills, and
several ollars In rash wereherrled off.
Otto Uleman was committed byAldermanßutler,
yesterday morning, on euspieion -of thelareany of
a pleas efaassimere, valued ats2o, The aitiole le
at the Eleyenthysard "firtatietr;hOnse, "awaiting an
owner.
lor: - .60e.4uieille in - Coates Street.—
Last evening, "Coroner Fenner held an "Inquest on
the body of Charlatan, tented 'Anthony Depris, 28
years ef - rtge,:whe - eturtmltted- sakilde by taking
arsenic, at No. 437 Coates • street:: , From the evi
dence elicited at theinfeeilgatlon,.it appears that
the deeeaSed iiiii'indueed to commit.tke fatal get
on account of having ,been alighted - lay a woman
to whom ho crae,ardeatly , devoted,, 'After t he bad
taken Abe-Arsenio,. bewail attended by a physician.'
but hi Pokitively refuied to take soya the mad'.
oino,hich had been prescribed for him. - 'He ac—
knowledged that 'he^ laud %taken the arsenio;and
that he eariaestifdeeired In'lettio* this'," false end
heartless World " A 'verdiat ,lortocerdertee with
the facts'iviis rendered by the Jery...:Tha suicide
created much - excitement in the neighborhOod.
Literary Celelkralion:—Oa Monday evening
the Harrison Literery•lnstlinta of ffensingtim, one
of tha largest and most-Infinehtial sootetlee of Phi.
ladelphia, milebrated the National Anniversary
an entertainment given at Central Hall,-Prankford
malt' The were laden with the luxuries of
tbo aearon,and: were surrounded by a large and
brilliant assemblage of ladles -and gentlemen. A
nomber,of appropriate end eloquent speeches were.
made . by Mestere CaraMt,. - Con - away, , Wearier,: Er.
vine, NUClintordi, - Peratison,lePerlandiand others.
Mr. jobiilii" Careen presided, and Mr. Alexander
D. Irwin reed the Declaration: - . ' -
Building inspedqrs.a4tobert B. Shultz has.
been elected president effiliclleard pf Building
Inspaitors; and ltatiala:M4oBrailok.. Clork..: , The
city has herindivided into threedletriate, via; All
soutti'or South. Slant,: together ,with - She of
Schuylkill/tad Menayunk to -be• the: first; from
South etreat to Coates and West'Philadelphitt to be
the second; , all the city nortlrof that, exae_pt Mai
nay unk and the; Italia to be the third. ,31r: Leigh"
lin hiiialiargo - orth - solratf Mr. Shafts of the se
cond, and lift' - B.loWriaht;Of the third.
The.ttinerat of Young_Ciirr.—The funeral
of the tilarderedßiannal.Carrwill take place from
the residence of his parent/kin, Greenwich Street
above Jefferson avenue, thisaftenmerl at 4 - o'oloCk.
The body will)be-ternporarily placed in a.vault In
the Union green:aim:after *Mali it will be iiiterrod
in the ground beloggiag - fdthe Shiftier Hose !him
puny, in Mount Morieh Cometoty..•
fire abo8t:11; o'clock,
yesterday morningg wns /mused= by the'.parttal
burning olcythe':bo ler•thed --- attiralied to the soap'
manufaotorreq.Tosoltililikinton - A Bon, No. 783
South Second :bereati-Dmiligeliltifig.,._.The fire
was accidehtitrZtlia`yciaidwork taking lire from etae
of the'ffires. - ", - .
an ad:
The 6Pf:4544. holdj Sa u
corn som estm*inehi ll. iiktuoion at three o'clock, al;
street a
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CITY ITEMS.
§nABoX.—Now that the Fourth
has pureed, those of our citizens who find it convenient
to leave the city at all, are preparing to dQ en at once.
For such we have a word of advice. As the chief object
sought in going to the seaahore is the bevel!' derived
from malt water, the preparations for bathing with
comfort and convenience should be carefully attended
to. It is always tedious to shop for materials and have
bathing garments made to order, and we are happy to
say that the necessity for this has been totally obviated
by the effort* of our old friend John Y. Sloan ' either at
We superb store, No. 806 Market street, or at biz stores
at Cape Island, and Atlantic City. In addition to hie
extensive preparations to accommodate purchasete, we
may also state, for thebeaefit of those who may intend
'slatting either of these popular resorts for a day or two
merely, that Mr. fileants airangemen'e for accommo
dating transient visitors are most complete. He hoe
labored zealously to meet the demands' of an Important
pnblio want, and the public In return should chow their
appreciation by extending to him a liberal patronage.
- THE ' ATLANTIO TELEORAEII.—The arrival of the
Niagara, with the newts of the laying of the sub-marine
cable, is hourly expected. We learn from our friend
Eldridge that among its first use. will be the transmission
of drepatchee from all the crown heads of Europe to
the " Cld Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium," No. 321
Chestnut street, for, his latest style of summer clothes.
Ett renew, we dekire to call the attention of our
readers to his very beautiful assortment of bathing
robes, got up especially 'for his, patrons who design
spending a few'daya at the sea-shore. Call and see him.
A. CALK AFTER vim STORSI.—The whirl of ex
citement Incident to the celebration of 'the Fourth of
July has auhalded, and the calm of tranquility hae suc
ceeded the' atonn' of excitement. News items are al
ways scarce after this great annual rush of " chips,"
and we have plenty of time to perform a "labor of
love," to wit: to commend the magnificent garments
made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill
& Noe. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above
Sixth.
LOOK TO Yours LIN/M.—There is nothing more
annoying to a business man than to find, when a favora
ble opportunity offers for him to cut loose from the
heat and duet of the city fur a few days, that his sup
ply of that holt of indispensable articles, which come
under the head of Gents , Furnishing Goods, to Made
euate for the contemplated trip. To all, then, we
would give the word in season : Go to R. 0. Walborn
& Co., (new) Nos. 6 and I North Sixth rarest, and
secure a supply without delay.
Timo teas, is past ,•' thou caner not it recall.
Time is, thou hest; employ the portion small.
Tithe :fietureis not, and may never bo.
Time present is the only time for thee:
and should be well e ployed in the purehaao of sum
mer clothing at the palatial store of Granville Stokes,
No. GOT Chestnut street.
,Shooting Case.—Rocordor Enou yesterday
committed a young man named James Thompson,
for attempting 1.(1 kill John Milligan, on, the 6th of
July, by shooting at him, in Fifteenth street, be
tween Bonth and Lombard. The arrest was made
by °Meer Joshua Taggert.
Importations
[Reported for The Press.)
LAM:TATRA—Barque Rowena, Wilson-2427 hides
2742 bags collet, 32 do cocoa Da!lett Bros
MATANZAS—Brig Ellen Hayden, Baynes-705 hhds
sugar 55 bid do 8 & W Welsh.
MAW ORLEANS—Behr Anthem. Burrows-30 us mho
Mitchell A Allen; 442 pairs hubs Wilson A Childs; 273
brit. hides A Peterson; 8 pkgs nada. Arnold A Wilson; 1
do Powers A Weightman; 99 bales cotton Thos Eieger;
43 do W P Helene; II pkgs codes 0 Thomas; 25 bales
cotton Wood A Garrett; 8 bags wool J . Mansell & Son;
21 casks old iron Curtis & nand; 068 empty casks Mae
way, Collins & Co; 1683 pipe staves 240 belle bides 20
empty teaks 16 pkgs sundries order; 62 empty casks It
Newlin
,
NRWBERN. NO—Sehr Marinab N. Etheridge-53
bble spirits turpentine 613 do rosin 300 do tsr 146 do
pitola.Coohl an & Rueael
LETTER BMA •
At *hi Merchants' Exchange, Phikulelphis.
Brig Dlsj Queen. Lyle llama, goon
Pali ADDLPIIIA BOARD OP TRAPP.
JOSEPH C. Onunn,
WILLIAM 0. KERB, (00MMITT(1 OP THE MONTH
ELLIS Y/ENALL,
tilanne Jnielligenre
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, July S, 1868.
JUN REIM_ „
HIGH WATER
4 89 I 811 N SETS 721
10 52
ARRIVED
. .
Steamship Heonebee, liana, Pei boars from Now York,
via °ape 'flay, with mdse and passengers to Jae All
derdice. . Passed a deeply-laden brig and some fifteen
achrs below the Ledge, bound up. •
Barque Envious, Wilson, from Laguayra June 20th,
with hi !es, coffee, &a. to Ballett'Bros. - •
G
Barque em, Liemmond, 4 days from Boston, with
mdse to Twellif&
Brig Ellen Hayden, Baynes, from Matanzas 27th ult,
7 dsys to the capes. with sugar to 8& W Welsh. In
coming out of Matanzas spoke the II 9 steamer Fulton,
cruising.
Brig Myra, Fuller, 6 days from Boston, with mdse to
D Cooper. _
Brig Eureka, Daly, b days from Boston, In ballast to
R Ruddell
Scbr Anthem, Burrows; 18 days from New Orlolll3ll,
with mdse to Pettit, Martin & Co June 80, lat 20 long
79 30, was in company with whaling sobs Walter Irvin,
Small, of Provitcotown, 5 months out, with 05 bble
sperm and 103 bble black Bah oil. 4th Met saw steam
ship Empire City, bound 'south
Bohr Connecticut, Lowery, 10 days from Attakapos,
with lumbar to captain.
Scbr Marinah N, Etheridge, 0 days from Newborn, N
0, with naval stores to Cochran & Russell.
Sehr James Neilron, Marston, 6 days from Taunton,
with mdse to Twells & Co:
. Behr Lavinia Conwell, 2 days from Camden, Del,
With bark - to .1 Li kleColley.
Bohr J II Stroup, Corson, 6 days from Boston, In bal.
ballast to N Sturtevant & Co.
Behr Alice Lea, Clerk, 4 days from Boston, in ballast.
Behr Jos Cake, Endicott, from Boston.
Bohr Aid. Iruglish, from Boston.
Behr - Millard Ptllmore, Tuttle, from Boston.
Schr J Oadwalader, Godfrey, from Boston.
Bohr J Clark, Beall, from Boston
Schr'o 81 Nell, Henderson, from Boston.
- Behr Bpbralur & Anna, Dole, from Boston.
Behr D H F anti", French, from Jersey City.
Behr A n n , urtls, Curtis, from New Havel).
Behr H Willetts, Croupier, from Roxbury.
'Bohr Roxanne Burley, Marts, from Roxbury.
Fehr 8 H Atkipi, from Ifilford.
Behr B Elkinton, Naylor, front Newburyport.
Sloop J D Bell, 1 day from Lewes, Del, with
India to Theo W Parker
Sloop Olivia, Pox, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with oats
'to Ohnotlan & Curran.
CLEARED.
Steamebip Delaware, Copes, New York, .1 Aliderdice
Barna° Lucy Ring, /*harlot Falmouth, Jam, D N
Wettlar & Co.
Brig Shibboleth, Morton, Nevis, T Wattson & Sons.
Brig Myra, Fri ler, Boston, L Audenried & Co.
Bohr Julia, Noyes. Boston do
Behr Monte Cristo, Stodda rd, Beg Harbor, do
Bohr Gilbert Green, Weaver, Danvers, do
Behr Transport, Tilton, Stony Point, do
Bohr George Ames, Nichols, Boston, Bluniekson &
Glover.
Bohr Maim Rich, Smith, Portamouth, Van Dusan,
Norton & Co.
Fehr J II Stroup, Corson, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr to Wrightington, Wrightington, Fall River, Oa
been & Co.
Behr Connecticut, Lowery.- Mystic captain
Isaac Toncey , Cover, Providence, D Cooper.
Bohr Ontario, Yangilder, Stontngton. L Rothermel.
Bohr P. W Toll, Burnell, Charlestown, It It Corson
-- Bohr 0 A Heather, Stubbs, Salem 0 Miller & Co.
r'll
Behloulse,'Thaoher, Briton, Cain, Hacker & Co.
Bohr Jos Cake, Endicott, Boston, Van Dueen, Norton
&.0o
Behr Aid, EnglOb, Beaten, 0 A Heokeher & Co.
, Behr Millard Fillmore, Tuttle, Boston, W H Johns.
Behr J Cadwalader, Godfrey, Boston, Brice & Co.
Behr .1 Clark, Scull, Baton, Walnut.= & Cox.
Bohr Moro, Jordan. Boston, Hays & Godshall.
Bohr 0 M Neal, Henderson, Boston, Noble, Hammett
&
Behr Ann Curtis, Curtis, New •Haven, do
Bahr D M French, Preach, Norwich, do
Bohr II Zlklnton, Naylor, Newburyport, Van Dusan,
Norton & Co.
' • Bchr Hannah Willette, Oranmor, Salem, do
Fehr Ephraim & Anna, Dole, Salem, N Sturtevant
& Co
Behr B kt Atkins, Atkins, Haverstraw, W /i dohne.
Bohr It. xanna Burley. Marts, Providence, do
Str P. Willing, Maypole, Baltimore, A (troves, Jr.
(Oorreepondence of the Press.)
CAVED DE GIIACE, July 7.1858.
The Wyoming left here this mornteg with 17 boats,
*idea and conalgued aa folloria:
F 0 Durrowa led 0 E Granger. lumber to Norcross &
Sheek; Oot J 0 Fremont, do'to Malone it Taylor; Jen
nie, wheat, corn, awl rye to A Osttell & Co; Wright
& Brother , lumber to Bolton, Vanderreer & Co. John
Griffin, , railroad, iron-to
Wlke Ilay Quadri, George Morton, Isabella, P Stereo',
Major Jee McConkey, Dldor Kessler, B .0, Gramm,
Judge Long, coal to Delaware Oity.
(Correspondence of the Prem.)
BEADINQ, July 6, 1858.
The following beats passed out of the Union °anal
to-day, laden and consigned at follows:
JobulY Wooner, dour, As, to Humphries, Hoffman
Wright; Tradesman, iron ore to Eckert & W & F
Taylor, flour and gridn to A Fitzpatrick ; • ht 11 . Taggart,
lumber to Law Gould, Trenton; Undella, lumber to A
gi cattail Co.
' JOT reuratira.i
(Correspondenceof the Philadelphia Egahauge.)
Cara ISLAND, July 7-41 80 P 01.
Quite - a number of light vessels are going up, and
many °Miters are 'pluming out. Wind BW—weather
',pleasant Thermometer 80 deg.
Yours; THOS. B. HUGHES.
, • DST TALIOII.4.TO TO TUN PooBo.]
New Toms. July 7.
Arrived; chip Margaret Tyson, from Liverpool; barque
-Trieste, from Leghorn.
BOSTON, July 7.
' 'Arrfted, ship 'Wrn Stetson, from NOW Orleans
NORIOLT. VA., July 7.
Arrived, barque Itasca, from Halifax, NS.
Monms, July 7.
Arrived, barque Gan Eden froM Boston.
MRMORANDA
. .
Ir - Bee Holmes' Hole
Steamship Virginia, Rally, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond Ist inet,
Steamebip Phloem; Sprague, Matthews, hence at Boo
toe oth last. -
Ship Omar Pacha, Torrey, 70 days from Liverpool,
arrived at Baltimore sth inst.
Ship Dacheas D , Orleano, Garland, from Callao, ar
rived at Baltimore oth inst.
Ship ilosolusr gook, from Mobile for Havre, sailed
from Qneenstown 17th ult.
- Ship Wabash, Parington, from Cardenas, at Queens
town 18th ult.
Ship Antelope, Cole, from Akyab March 20 for Belle
Isle. was spoken May 26, lat 1713, long 34
Ship Shamrock, Doane, before reported mailed from
,Idverpbol -for Philadelphia, was in the river 2241 nit,
outwatd bound
Ship Morolog Glory, Hobbs, from Callao, entered in
ward atLoodnu 21st rat,
Ship Golconda, McDermott, (late Everett, who died
March 6th, of apoplexy) from Calcutta for London,
'weed - Deal 224 tilt
Ship Blegnoticook, Howe from Rotterdam for New
YOrk, was off POrtiand, E, Ilth ult. '
Ship Onward, Flanders, from Cape of Good Hope, was
it'Pothimatith, E, 20th alt.
,Ship Crown Point, Gook . for Philadelphia, entered
toe loading at Liverpool 19th nit
Ship almonds* Bartlett, tot Valparaiso, cleared at
New York yesterday. '
:Barque Oak, Ryder; hence, arrived at Boston 6th inst.
Barque B Dwight, Nickerson, for Philadelphia 30th,
was at gaps Ifetytien 20th nit.
Brigs 11" P, gushing and ADD Blitaleths sailed from
Boston 6th hurt. tor Philadelphia'.
BHit Star nelkins, hence, arrived at Halifax let lost.
Brig Naptd e if,Eolby, hence; arrived at St John, NB,
4th Inst.
Brig Emily, Sounder*, sailed from Nett Bedford 6th
inst. for-Philadelphia: - _
Brig Daniel Boone, Reagan, hence, arrived at Bangor
Sd inst.
_brig Speedway, Thoropion, roe PhileAelphis., wan
loading at Mayaguez, PR, 294 ult.
Brig Wellezn,,Wietd, hence, arrived at Richmond Bth
. . •
Eltrpat bent. for Boston, arrived
'at Robbie , Ride 3d !net, and nailed neat day.
Brigs D B Doane, Gilkey, hence for Bath, and L Di
Strout, from Harrington for this port, (the latter pith
loss of fore topsail yard) at Holmes Hole 6th inet.
Bohr Marie, Shropshire, cleared at Baltimore yester
day for Philadelphia.
Bohr S N Smith Smith, from Charleston, mired at
Wilmington, NO. 4th Met
Sohr Beni English, Blinn, hence, arrived at New Bed
ford 6th inst. '
. . . .
Bohr Cornelia, Bonell, sailed from New Bedford 4th
is at. for Philadelphia,
Bohm Nabobs, Rogerd, hence, and Daniel Morris,
Hoover, from Brandywine, arrived at New Haven 6th
That
Bohr Beaman, Lank, from 8t Ann's Bay, Jam, Arrived
at New York yesterday.
Bohr Dlrigo, Cook o from Alexandria, at Baltimore
6th inst.
•
fichr Barnstable, Elorham, hence, arrived at Barn
stable let inst.
MARINE 311130ELLANY
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The screw steamship Few York, front Clyde for New
York, reported as having streak on the rooks near the
Hull of Kyntiro Lighthouse, has heeled over, and were
it not from her fore part being between the rocks, she
would sink In deep water. The water aft now covers
the deck. Lighters have been sent, with a view to
save the cargo forward they can get at.
Kane, June 20--By report of the French Consul at
Portsmouth. under date of Ib•h lust, we learn that the
American ship Petrea, ffom 'Havre for New York,which
put in there in distrese, after having been on shore,
having completed her Repairs, has commenced reality
ping the sound portion of her cargo, and It in expected
will be noon ready to proceed on her voyage.
The brig America, of Salem, previously reported
ashore off the Highlands, was on Sunday afternoon get
off, through the asnistauce of Oapt Bennett, wrecking
agent, and taken into Key Port.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YORK, July 7.—Ar ehip Jobn Knox, Gwin, Ha
vana; barque Mush, Nebbens, Oieefuegos ; brig Mungo
Park,.Nichole. do; schre John W Minor, Berry, Mateo
zas ; Tiger, Clark, Trinidad ; Laura, Gertrude, Elwood,
Baltimore ,• Cheater, Richmond ,• Mott Bedell,
Penfield, Georgetown, D ; Robert Mason, Cocoon,
Darien
'Neared, steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Portsmouth ;
ships Athena, (Brem.) Billing. London ; Wm Wood
bury, McLean, New River, N B ; E 0 Scranton, Spen
cer, Liverpool ; barque Nazarene. Smith, Bonaveritura;
brit II B Emery, Perkins, Key Writ ,• ears Sir W Ra
leigh, Tuthill, Savannah; Amos Falkenberg, Rogers,
Wilmington; Angeline Adair, Beaufort; Smithsonian,
Van Brunt, Charleston.
BOSTON, July 6—Arr, packet-ahlp Carlylye, Simp
son, Liverpool; brigs Obestelaln, Handy, Pieria; Mar
garet Elizabeth (Br) MoDouglet John, ND; ochre
John Elliot, Wood, Cape Hayden;ti Marietta Smith,
Goodsell Eleuthera
Cleared, barques Bounding Billow, Small, Smyrna;
Thomas Rlllam, (Br) Crosby. St John, N B; brigs New
World, Ross, St Thomas and Porto Cabello; Julia,
Sheffield, Aspinwall; Gov Roll, Arthur, Havana; An
nandale, Hewes, Rockland; Ben Dunning, Varney,
Portland.
Salted—Twee ay, chip Zephyr; bargee Bayard; beige
New World, Plrt Plnh, Julia, Constitution, Jos Albion,
Golden L. ad, Annandale, B Dunning; and from the
Roade, where they anchored on Monday, brigs Robt
Wing; Lucy Ann.
HOLMES' HOLE, July 2, P. 11.—Arr ochre W. R.
Newcomb, Bacon, Philadelphia for Centreville; Mary
Price, Blizzard, Boston for Wilmington, Del; John 11.
Williams Harlot?, and Lizzie Taylor, Taylor,Lynn for
Philadelphia,• Jane N Farineman, Salem for do.
Sd—Arr seine Tonando, Kellar, and 0
Matthews,
Warren,Philadelphia for Boston ; °stroll, Gould, and
P a ntie, Keller, Elizabethport, N J for do; Lady of the
Ocean, Tibbette, Philadelphia for Newburyport; Gun
Rock, Wilson, do for Gardoef; Allan Downing. Rice;
W 0 Ellason, Duckaloo; Frannie 0 Smith, Smith, and
Polly Price, Price, Boston for Philadelphia. Frederick
Reed. Biatebford, Eastport fordo; L P Pharo, Grimmer,
Salem for do; John ft Plater, Gandy, Quincy Point for
do; F P Randolph. Hyannis for co.
Sailed sabre W It Newcomb Mary Price, John 11
Willlame, Lizzie Taylor, John N Baker, N L Wasson.
Allan Downing, and John It Plater.
4th—Arr ochre Algoma, Pearson, Delawag. City for
Boston; Lamartine, &Amon, Philadelphia for Cam
bridgerort; Kendrick Fish, Wall, do for Salem; Wel
o,,nie Return. Clark. Philadelphia for Portsmouth
Rid bolas 0 Matthews, Tonando, Carroll Gun Rock,
Lady of the Ocean, P 0 Smith. IV 0 'Meson, Polly
Price, Frederick Reed, L P Pilaw, Annie 111 Edwards,
I , P Randolph, end Foreet.
fah—ln port at 7 AM. ochre Eagle, Algoma, Lamar
tine, Hendrick Fish, and Welcome Return.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO ONE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.
GIBABD HollBR—Ohestmat street. below Ninth.
N W Conant, 'Louisville E Warren, Louisville
O T Wood, Louisville G Brewer Balt
Jose Id Ronan, Caracas John Roues, Caracas
Carlos Zapp, Cantu J P Howell. Caracas
W R Lyman, NY Miss E Van Winkle, La
3 1 , Clarke, NY W 0 Chamberlin, Notches
T Eddy, NY B Rawson, NY
W W Vanderbilt, NY J DI Tucker & is, St Louie
W W Uptick, Prov, RI 0 W Doty. Pougliklpale, NY
J B Herbert, NJ Joe Seymour, Syracuse, NY
A DI Edwards, NY G A Nicolls, Reading
Clement D Newman, NY A 8 Abell, Bait
Mrs B Jenks, Prov, RI Bliss Nicholson, 8t Johns,
Thos H Wright, Cin, 0 NB
Judge Warren, Augusta, LO Warren, Augusta Ga
Ga F A Lutz, Washington, DO
A F Tift, Key W sat, Fla George B Peters & lady,
Mr Van Hook, NY. Tennessee
.1 R Curtis, N Y. H II Holbrook, Boston
Geo Pomeroy, N Y W L Hutchins, Laurence-
Jae A sledge, .Athens Ga ville, Ca
Semi (I Trappe , Providence, Robertson Topp, Memphis
It I Edw Topp, Memphis
Miss Lizzie 'Popp, Memphis Mu Emma Topp, Memphis
It IV Barrington, London, Isaac a McKinley, Harris
burg
0 e l o n go a n n r d o, N Y J T Crowell & la, N J
E Armstrong, Di Y T P Wheelock, Worcester
Prof 8F B Morse, Pough- It Borkie, England
keepsie, N Y John F Green. N Y
JR Jones Harrisburg Wm L Percy, N Y
F Lane (Memphis Mrs Hindle. Huntsville
Miss L Hullum, Memphis Miss A Hallow, Memphis
time id IL audio, Memphis Muter Lone, Memphis
J W Dimlck, N Y F 0 J Smith, Portland,ale
Edw Mason, Portland, Me II F Pultze, Rock Island
Rev W D Haley & la, Wash Mr Hayes, Wash
Mien McCauley, MlllteriliO B Barnum, Balt
John W Colly, Balt I N Robson, Charleston
3 F Bodine, Williamstown 11 Faulk & son, Louisiana
C E Galphi, St. Louis Dr L A Edwards, 11 S A
Mrs S J Godfroi, Savannah Mrs Dr Bowne,Newark,NJ
Miss J Bowue, Newark, N J Master A Bowne, Newark
Jail It Simpson, N Y A Girard, New Orleans
Joe B F Grady, St Louis Smug Leech, St Louis
J A Hoogernoif, Balt
ALEHOELINTS , HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arcb.
IL hicOlure, Wllllameport, .0 0 McClure, William-
Penn port Pa
G B Titus, Easton, Pa A i Do'uglas. M Ohunk,Pa
T L Morrie, Belt Wm °realeld, Jr, Beaton,
J W Frierson, La P &Dimon, Jr Phila
0 11 Love, Pittsburgh A Trowenfeld, Pittsburgh
Al Wolff. Padueah, Ky Ai Oanba, Wilmington, Del
It A George, Pittsburgh A a George, Pittsburgh
J A Monroe, N Y J Monroe and eon N Y
W Bell, Bedfont, KT J K Riley, Woodston, N J
J W L Emery, Wlikeabarro Ron KB Wright and lady,
Wm ost+rhout, NittaPenn
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J L Morrow, Wilmington, A 0 Lamson ' N Y
Del W 8 McPhail, Lancaster co,
Wm Young, Easton, Pa POEM
R A Neal, Southington L Ritterkamp, St Louis
lion II 8 Mott, Pike co, Pa
AMERIOAN ROUBE—Chestrint greet above Fifth
Thos J Johnson, Trenton, Baml 0 Jones,Trenton,N I
NJ Win Jones & la, Trenton,
B 0 Jones, Trenton, N 7 It F May, Elkton, MA
P A 'Ellis, Elkton, MA 0 V Bartholomew, N Y
II Loomis, N Y •s: John B Douglas, 15chu,v1-
E li Green, Pottsville, Pa kill co, Pa
J B McCreary, Tamaqua M N Coleman, N Y
Geo T Johns, Pottavalle Mae B Johns, Pottsville
P L Young, Pottsville Jos W Linv,l e & la, Phila
W II Maris Balt Miss 11 Harris Balt
1 Leisenring, Pa W P Gardner, Pittsburg
Ja. P Johnston, N Y Jas O'Neil & Is. N Y
J d Beecher. N Y A Armstrong, Balt
P Dolton, N Y /3 0 Baton, Del
J kblatthews, Va Mr Tolman & la, Decatur,
8 R Bathing, Cleveland 11l
UNION HOTEL—Arab street, below Yourtb
Dr 0 K Thomson & le, BJ . Lowerby, Marietta, Pa
York co, Pa T C Worth, Wllming-
J M Bsrodollar, Pa ton, N C
II 111 Pratt, Pa Goo Wiggins, Tamaqua
.141 If Congdon, N Y U Bowtnetti, Milleraw'r, Pa
C E °chine, Pa W Underwood, Pa
E B Campbell, Pa W II Paxson, Bucks co, Pa
L Greenbaum, Pa J J Jobunou & la, Cinclu
-7 Simpson, Cincinnati, 0 unti. 0
Elt Titus, Hancock, N Y Gll Hawk, Hancock, N Y
D T Norton, Hancock, N Y 3 A Kelly, Jersey Shore Pa
llt Kline Bucks co, Pa Dr J Kirby & la, Saleui,N J
8 N Callender, Meadvllle,Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL.—Baca street, above Third.
John L Polon, Pittston,Pa M T Dill, Altoona, Ps,
B Dein, Leavenworth John Strobel, Otneinnati
City, K T Jas V Lambert. Reading
Blt McCormick, Lebanon, II J Reedier, Pottsville
Pa Edwin Clark, Lancaster
Bobt Crisswell, Phila. 13 Drumheller, Pa
Alex Montgomery, Hanle- Jno B Eilobbach, Pa
burg Win 1 Maxwell ec da, N Y
W F Vonte, Pottsville John Carper, Lobanon co
Wm Myere, Lebanon ce L B Shelters, Reading
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Oallowhill.
John Yatuiant, Northam• Dkf Book, Lebanon co, Pa
berlaud co, Pa Jacob Henning, Bucks co,
John Reimer, Bucks co, Penns
P01:106 Levi Kimmel, N Y
Jacob X Boats, Ga Barclay Brown, Moutgonae-
E T Ochs, Quakertown, Pa ry co, Pa
BLACK BEAU UOTEL—Third, above Callowhill.
Geo Megan, Schuylkill co, - 0 'betty, Plowertown, Pa
Penns flannel Bardall, N J
Geo Kline, Eaelvillo, Pa Benjamin Buffington, Ly
We Buffington, Lykenn kens Valley, Pa
Valley, Pa
BLACK IMAM INS—Mi and Merehentgtreete.
Jas Traynor; Cheater go. Pa M Pennook, Wilmington,
D B Nyce, Delaware co, Ps Del
A Conrad, Wilmington, Del Chas W Beatty, Anguilla,
Amos Kimble, Cheater co, Ca
Pa
BARLEY MAP HOTEL—Beoond street, below Vine
W B Laney. Ltesyville, Pa H W Hopkins, N
Thos But, Pa W Esetwood, N Y
A Young, White Haven, Pa J W Caeo, Pa
Oto W Reed, Phila H 0 Cue, New Hope, Pa
MADISON, noun, Second street. above Market.
.1 G Holcomb, N J W Welsh, Swodeaboro , ,N J
Chia R y a, N Y L Simons, La
John L Harkins, James II Beath, N Y
C Pendleton, Bolllmoro
Opgrial Naito.
Neuralgiti.—Thla terrible disease', so various
in its forme, so racking In its pains, and so difficult of
cure, will, in the great majority of cases, yield to the
judicious-use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. So re
niaricable has been the relief obtained from this Syrup
that many physicians rely upon it as a certain and rad.
cal cure. For sale at lIASSARD & CO.'S, Twelfth and
Chestnut, and BROWN'S, Fifth and Chestnut.
jyti.tjyrf
Sales natters Eon Athenienne, or !lair Re.
STORER, possesses four wonderful properties:
It is a beautifier and preserver of the hair. 21. It
prevents it becoming loose and falling off. 3d. ft pro.
dices a new growth of hair where baldness exists. 4th.
It changes gray hair and whiskers to their original te
color. It is the greatest chemical wonder of the ago!
It is not a dye; to easily applied, and will not soil the
skin or linen. Sold by all Druggists, and by JULES
11AIJEL lc CO., No. 704 OILIISTNUT Street.
jy3-dfit wit
Singer's Sewing Machines.—After a fair
trial of the eoveral machines that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operators has
been given In favor of Binger's. This Is, In fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sewing.
" "
BINGES'S NEW FAMILY SEWING BIACIIINE
in, beyond all quention, the moat complete article for
fatuity use yet invented, being at once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, In every respect, to any
other machine, On this statement we challenge the
world. I. M. BINDER & CO.,
je7-6re Ofilce, No. 902 CIIEWSNUT Street.
Seamen's leaving Fund—Office 903 Walnut
street, one door west of Second 'street. Receives de
posits In BUM of 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 &clock, and on Mon
day and daturday until 9 in the evening. President,
Franklin Yell; Treasurer and Beoretary, Marten M.
Mania. ,
Strauge & Goldman, No. 300 Market street
!chore Third, Wholesale dealers In CLOTILINO, are
now selling off their entire stock at Retail ; at wholesale
prices. Je3-1m
isittss.—PintliALMA. i ituit§bmt, t' ,V 8. ism
Jackson,
JOB PRINTS'S,
FIFTH. AND OILESTNUT.
Ohooke, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Nude, Oir
tours, 'Dards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, a
prioes to Knit the times oel7-17
Bower's infant Cordial..-This invainable
'Cordial is preparedfroma variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infante and
young children.
By its powerful Influence a speedy cure is effected In
all eases of Cholic;windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's *mitering during denti•
lion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quilities pains of the Linear, looseness, vomiting, tco.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been need In thousands of sages with the most
abundant success. No family shouldbe without It.
Prepared only by Haim: A. Dowel,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. A. corner of Bluth and Green ate., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders moat be addressed. And for Bale
by Druggist' generall7. an 1847
Saving Fund.—Flie Per Centi Interest.—
NATIONAL MINTY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received 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 Route, and such first-class securi
ties as th charter requires. Office hours, from 9 o'clock
in the morning until 5 o'clock In the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. (e 0
GrOTSr k Bakers
OILSBRATED
PAMILY BHWING hiACHINIIB,
780 CHESTNUT MEET.
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
beet in nee for family sewing, making a new, strong,
and emetic etitch, which will nor rip, even if every.
fourth Mitch be out. Otroulars cent on application by
letter. .aPfI•Y
On the 28th ult , by Rey Isaac Levier, WM:MING--
TON OROMELIEN to ALBIONIA, daughter of D. BO
MB.
On the sth July, by Rev. W. Cathcart, Mr. WILLIAM
D. JACOBS to Align CAROLINE PARKER, bath of
Gloucester county, N J. tb
On the 4th inat , by lies John C Baker, 1240 North
Fourth street. Mr HENRY SIPE to Minn HANNAH
SMITTI, both of this city
In Manayunk, on the evening - of July 4,1859. by Rot.
A. Culver, Mr. WILLIAM IIaRTZEL to Mee SOPHIA
DILLMAN, both of 51anayuc
On Wednesday morning., the 7th met , Mrs MARY
EiDELDRAKE, relict of the late William Sheldrake. in
the 437th year of her age - *I-
The r elstives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence,
8. W corner of Eighth and Spring Outten streets, Phi
ladelphia. on Friday afternoon, 9th lost., at 2 o'clock,
without further notice. To proceed to Blockley Baptist
Ohurch.
On Tuesday afternoon, 6th lost , FRANKLIN BEN
NER. Intent son of Henry and Clary B. Young, aged it
=Tabs and 9 days
The friends of the family are respectfuliv invited to
attend the funeral, on thin (Thursday) afternoon. at 4
o'clock, without Bathsr notice. from Oltron street,
ere doors below Twelfth. To proceed to church, But
tonwood street. below Sixth.
On the 701 inst., WEST DELANY, infant on of
soot and Phoebe A Wetherill, aged eleven enentlan. *
On the morning of the 6th lost , T1.4081A8 011A81.
BEM, In The 48th year of his age.
Ills relatives and friends and those of the family' are
particularly Masted to attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. 622 South Sixth attest. today (Thurs..
d .y.) Bth Met . at B.2l>elnek In the afternoon.
On the 6th lest . EDWARD H , eldest son of Josiah
T. and Sarah Rost, aged 20 years and 10 mouths. *
The relatives and friends of the family are respect•
fully invited to attend the funeral trefoils residence
of bin parents, Shorewood street. west of Twenty -first,
on this (Thursday) afternoon. Bth, at 4 o'clock, with
out further notice. -To proceed to Odd Fellows' Ce
metery
After I short illness, on the 4th inst., HART D.
WOOD, in the 38th year of her age. wife of Thomas
Wood, and daughter of Alexander and Ann Hopkins.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the residence
of her brother-in-law, Samuel Coleman, N 0.149 Coate
street. below Second, on this (Thursday) morning, at 9
o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to Han
over street Burial Ground.
On Monday, sth lost , MARY LOUISA, wife of Thos.
L. Bchrack, and daughter of Daniel Oldenbergh, Esq.,
in the 34th year of her age. *
The relatives and friends of the family are affection
ately invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's
residenCe. No. 445 Franklin strest,above Nob a, on this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock Services et St.
John's Lutheran Church, Dace street, below Sixth
Interment at Laurel 11111
On the 6th lest , SAMUEL U., eon of Richard and
Neslab Clare, aged 26 years.
The friends and relatives of the family, the friends
and members of the Shiftier Hose Co , the Chief Engi
neer and members of the Fire Department generally,
the Pawnee Tribe, I. 0 R. M., and the members of
the Ord , r generally, aro invited re attend hie funeral,
which will take place from his tether's residence, Gar
det street, third house west of Jefferson avenue, on
this (Thursday.) the Sth inst., at 4 o'clock Funeral
to proceed to Union Burial Ground, Sixth and Wash
ington.
-rrAt a Stated Meeting of o The central
Committee of the INFIDEL ASSOCIATION of
the United States," held July 0, 1858, the following
was ordered to be published:
"Whereas, A report Iron gained currency ant those
havewho, having long been stigmatized as Infidel,
at length adopted the word as a distinctive appel
lation, entertain erratic notions on the subject of Love,
Marriage, and Divorce; therefore,
Resolved, That we disabuse our believing fellow
citizens—from whom we would not separate ourselves
by holding wild and disorganising opinions, and whose
moral convictions we share, has lug, like them, " the
Law written In our hearts "—bypreventing them with
a transcript of Article IX of the Declaration of Princi
ples from then Minutes of the Infidel Convention,
held in Philsdelphia September 7 and 8, 1857.^'
•i Awr. IX —On Recount of the oft-repented calumny,
that Infidels wish to give loose to their pensions, we
declare that we hold our principles3and practice superior
to the Bible standard. We flint the law of birth, in all
countries where records me kept, to be about 105 moles
to 100 females ; and that, in 20 Sears, owing to unequal
Beat is in the sexes, there are 55 males to 100 femal e s.
Therefore, we accept the teaching' of Nature, that one
tuna should be the husband of one woman ; MO, that
the union should bo voluntary, permanent,
In mutual esteem."
By order of the Central Committee.
JiB-It* THOMAS EASTMAN, Secretary.
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um The Semi. Annual Closing Eixerctacs of
the Philadelphia NORMAL SCHOOL will take
place at the School-House, on FRIDAY MORNING,
the oth inst., at 10 o'clock.
No !croon will be admitted nithout a ticket.
By order of the Committee.
jyt-It P. A. CREGAR, Principal.
Notico.—Grern and Contra - rireet
LADELPIIIA. PASSENGER RA, MAY COM
PANY.—The Stockholders in Gila Company arc notified
that a Meeting of the Stockholders will be held on
THURSDAY MORNING, July 22d, at 10 o'clock, at
the Commis:4onm' Hall, North THIRD Street, below
Green, for the purpose of hold eg an Election for Pre
sident and Twelve Directors of said Company, to servo
till the second Monday in January, A. D. 1050. The
polls will open at 10 o'clock A. M., and close at 2
o'clock P. M.
By order of the Commissioners.
jyB-2w W11.1,1A31 READ, Secretary.
rfr, Building Ifi.pretnre °Mee, July .1,
IB6B.—At a hireling of tho Board of Inspectors,
held this morning, the city was divided inty Three
Building Districts, as follows:
First District—All the city south of Chestnut street,
together with the Fags of Schuylkill and Mitnayunk.
JOHN K. LOUGHLIN, Inspector.
Second District—Prom the north side of Chestnut
street to Coates, and West Philadelphia. ROBT. E.
SHULTZ, Inspector'.
Third Sistriot—fill the city north of Coates street,
except Manayuuk and Falls of Schuylkill. L. P.
WRIGHT, Inspector.
jyB.2t* • F. McCORMICII, Clerk.
:new Orl ana Gun Light Company.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' DANK,
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 108.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholdern of the
New Orleans Gas Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock and the payment of the Divi
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October next; awl they are requested to
'amender the Certificates issued by this Dank and re
ceive Warrauts of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. RUSHTON,.Tn.,
w&mthlocl Clothier.
irrCommercial Mutual Insurance rom-
PANY.—A 3lootfog of the Stockholder. of this
Company will he held at their °Mee, In rear of No. 218
WALNUT Street ; on THURSDAY, July 8 1858, at 11
o'clock t. SI. JUlle Mc:COLLO:If,
je2s-tjyB Secretary.
La.." Ti n e Semi-annual EX.II.IIIIIIIII.Ort of the
candidates for admission of pupils of the NOR
MAL SCHOOL will be commenced on MONDAY, July
12th, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
To be admitted, the candidate Taunt be at. lettatfiftern
years of ago, and pass a satisfactory examination in Or
thography, Definition of {Tonle, Reading, English
Grammar, History of the United States, Geography,
Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic, and Penmanship.
The NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify fe
males to become 1 eachers In the Public Schools, and
previous to examination, every candidate must make an
explicit declaration that her object to entering the
School Is to qualify hermit to become a teacher, end
that she intends to engage in teaching lu the Public
Schools of the City of Philadelphia.
By order of the Normal School Committee.
je29-tit th-2w P. A. OR SOAR, Principal.
ITARRIS'eI BOUDOIR SEWING MA.
FLA CHINE In offered to the public an the most roils
bin low-priced Sewing Machine in use. It will sew from
six to sixty stitches to nn Inch, on all kinds of goods,
from conrsest bagging to the finest cembries. It in,
jilt/lout exception, the simplest in its mechanical con
atructirm ever made, and can be run and kept iu order
by a child of twelve yearn of age The DURABILITY of
thin machine, and the QUALITY or roe IVORR, are war
ranted to be unnurpitmed by any other. Its spinal ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per min
ute. The thread used in taken directly from the spools,
ITIVIOUT TOO TROUBLe Or RISIVIRDING In fact, it is a
mnehtno that Is wanted by every family in the laud, and
the low price of . .
FORTY DOLLARS,
at which they re cold, bringn them within the reach of
almost every one. S. D. BAKER, Agent,
jeld-dOin why eowoto 20 South EIOIITII Street.
FOWLER,IVELLE, •
CHESTNUT Street, keep standard works on
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure, and no.
negraphy, wholesale and retail. Phrenolee
."' cal Examination, with charts, and full writ
ten descriptions of character, given day and even
ing. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders by mail to be
addressed to Fowler, Wells, & Co., 922 Chestnut
street. 109-3molf-wky t sop 30
HIPPA 11APPA.—SIIMMER — COoLEtr,
Soft-flulahed, Extra-line Panama.s, Impressed
Crown, Slight Curve of Brim, and you have—Hipps
Hoppa. Price $2.03. Same as sold at $3 and $3.00, and
no mistake. CHAS. LAINO & CO ,
Hutto,
jl7-3t SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
PORK. -200 barrels Heavy Mesa Pork.
'B3 barrels Prime Perk.
78 barrels Leaf Lard. For sale by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
aplB No 9 North Water street
CHEESE. 195 boxes Prime Horkimer
county just landing and for sale by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
018 No. 0 North Water street
ACKEREL.-1,800 barrels Nos. 1,2, and
B MACKEREL, hi assorted packages, now In store
and for sale by JOHN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
►n ft-1 • Nnog 120 Knell 11491 y
HERRING. —BOO bbls. No. 1 HERRING,
Eastport iorpeetlon ,• 600 do. Halifax, now In store
and for sale by JO IN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
00 O.V Nna. 180 ant 182 Nnrth wharvoi.
ARGE NO. 3 MAOKER6L—NOW IN
1-A store and landing, 800 bble No. 3 MACKEREL;
large 268 halves ditto, for sale by
JNO. K. KENNEDY & 00.,
myls Nos 180 and 182 N. NV CARVER
HBIDSIECK OHAMPAGNE.—PIPER'e
HEIDERF,OK. genuine brand, constantly on band,
received from sole Importers, and for sale by
A MERINO, Bole Agent in this City,
ap22.dens kto South /MKT Street.
fflarrtagee
Menthe
Qtapartncroliip 3Qotices
CNPARTNERSTIII" NOTICE.—THE
undersigned have this day entered into Copartner
ship, under the firm of GOWELL, MI • 11, & CO.,
as successors to Caleb Copn & Co , for the transaction
of the Wholesale White Goods, Linen - Hosiery, and
Glove Business,&c. &c., and have taken the Store
No 603 MARKET Street.-
BENRY O. ROWELL,
SAMUEL 11. SMITH,
EVERETT D. HALL,
WILLIAM G. STEEL.
PIIIILIDELMIA, July 21, 1855. jy7.4t
THE UNDERSIGNED lIAVE FORMED
a Copartnership for the tranaactlon of a general
Dry Oooda Commlesion buslnens, under the firm of
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO , and have taken the Store
No. 182 CHESTNUT Street, below Second Street.
E. D. WOLFE,
C. 11. WILSON,
D. H. WOLFE.
July 6, NM. Jy7-6t
fIISSOLUTION.—Tho firm of JOHN
FREDERICK & CO. ie this day disselved by m
ine! consent. Either of the partnere IN authorized to
Nettle the badness of tho firm, at their late place of
btodnets, 830 AIARKET Street. •
J. FREDERICK,
C. IitULLIKIN.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Tho uudornignal have this day formed n copartnership
for tho trtinnaction of tho Wholekalo Clothing business,
under the firm of JOHN FREDERICK h CC., nt the
old stand, 330 MARKET titreitt.
JOIN FRELIBRICK,
PETER FREDERICK.
. jys-5t
JULY 1,1858
NOTICE..—The partnership heretofore ex.
1 I Laing under the firm of HACKER, LEA, h CO.
has this day ceased, by its own limitation. The business
of the late nem will be settled by either of the under.
signed. TIIOB. T. LEA,
.700. LEA
A E. STEPHENS,
P. W. 11115181,11 Y,
TIIO2, It. TUNIS.
PIIILADRI,KIIA, 6 MO. 30th, 1858.
THOS. R. TUNIS,
of the tato firm of
HACKER, LEA, & CO.,
hos REMOVED his Agencies of Cassimeres, Satinets,
and Woollen floods to
No. 233 CHESTNUT Street, below Third, north side.
jy3-0t
NOTICE.—EDWARD B. WOLF has been
1, admitted to an interest in our business from thin
dato. L. & P. anosuoLz.
Juxs 1, 1858. iY/Alt*
iVOTICE.—We have this day oponed a
11 house In New York, under the firm of GEORGE
11. STUART & CO., and have taken the store No. 12
PARK PLAGE, for the purpose of conducting the IM
PORTING and ,Commission buhineas in FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC DRY 00009.
Consignments of Philadelphia manufactured goods
niil receive nttentioo. '
STUART & BROTHER.
PultHmtrutt , July 1, 1858. jyl 6t
fIOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—Tho un
dernigned have this day formed a copartnership,
under the firm of TINGLEY, ENGLISH, & CO., for
the transaction of a Domestic Dry Goods Comnsisalon
business, at No. 28 South FRONT and 29 LETITIA
Street. RENJ. W. TINGLEY,
ALFRED ENGLISH,
BENJ. TINGLEY.
July let, 1858. jyl-65
riIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY
A. entered into Co-partnership, under the style of
AUDI:NE.IED & ROMMEL, to carry on the COAL
business. J. T. AUDENRIED,
JACOB 51. ROMMEL.
PHILADELPHIA ; Juno 21, 1858 ;
'DONE WILKE SBARRE LEHIGH COAL,
FROM TUE ILASISIOTD BALTIMORE VEIN.—
This highly esteemed coal is now being introduced into
this market by the subscribers, who have secured the
exclusite control for its hale. In the Baltimore mar
ket, where this Coal hen taken the precedence for the
past twenty yearn, it in universally pronounced as deci
dedly the best FAMILY hnd STEAM COAL mined. We
can therefore anomaly our customers universal dais
faction. AUDEVRIED & lIOMMEL,
CALLOWIIILL-STREET WHARF,
Jolt-tf Delaware.
/11HE UNDERSEGNED HAVE FJRMED
1 a copartnership under the stale of FROTH Mill AM
& WELLS, for the transaction of a GENERAL DRY
GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, awl have taken the
store No. 34 South FRONT Street, and 35 LETITIA
Street. TREODORR PROTIUM/11AM,
KIRK B. WELLS
rIIILADNLPFILS, June let, 1859.
UNDERIGNED have this day
1 formed a eopartnerahlp under the firm of W-
C AIILEY, BROTHER. & BREWSTER, for the traria
action of the Importing and Jobbing Minium in
lechery, Gloveii, and Nancy thoedn, No. S North
FOURIII Street. UtJUH B. MCCAULEY,
DANIEL W. MeCAULEY,
CHARLES 0. DREWST Lit.
July Ist, 1858. jyl-thstu lm
Nottcro
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
1 CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADELPHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of JESSE WURAISLEY,
deceasetl.
The Auditor appointed to settle and adjust the first
and final Recount of JOSEPH A. CLAY, Administrator
of the Estate of Jesse Wormslee, deceased, and to re
port distribution of the balance In the hands of the ac
countant, will, for the purpose of his appointment,
meet the parties interested on MONDAY, the 19th flay
of July., A. D. 1855, at 4 o'clock P. Dl., at his Office,
605 M' ALN T Street, Philadelphia
jyB-thstufit ONO. 11. ARMSTRONG, Auditor.
DIVIDEND OF THE PLANTERS'
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
WESTERN PANE,
PHILADELPHIA, July 6,1858.
The Planters' Bank of Tennessee has declared a 'lfni
dcnd of Ten per cent out of the profits of the lnst
twehe months, payable to Eastern Stockholders, on de
mand, at this Bank. 0. N. IYEYOAN uT,
jy7-fit For Cashion
'OTICE TO ARCIIITECTS.—In pursu
-11 mice of a resolution adopted by the Monument
Coineilsgioners, at It meeting, at Harrisburg, on the
13th ileitaut t Plans, Specifications, and Estimates are
invited for the erection of a MONUMENT to the
memory of citizens of Denneyhania who lust their
lives in the late War with Mexico. Tito cost of which
is not to exceed the stun of TUIRTIC TIJOUSAND
DOLLAR ..
Cuiumunicutioni an the subject of plans, &c., to be
atitlreßsett to the Goveiour, at llntrisburg, prior to the
Ist of July. Propuse.ls received front July 1 until Au
gust 4,1858.
Persons furnishing Plans will please send their Ilsti
motes under soul, as they will be fur the use of thu Corn
missioners only.
For the Plan which may be adopted w premium of
Two Hundred Dollars will ho allowed.
By order of the Counnhodooeiw.
JOHN W. GEARY, Secretory.
)1ay14,1858.
JOTICE.-AN ELECTION FOR SEVEN
DIREOTORS of the MONTOUUSON COMPANY,
to serve during the ensuing year, mill' be held on SA
TURDAY, the thirty-tot day of July next, between
the hours of twelve o'clock Of., and ono o'clock P.
Of., at the La Pierre Hotel," in the city of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania.
je3O•t Jy3l T. M. BRYAN, :8., Secretary.
MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.-NOTICE IS
lIEItEBY GIVEN to the Owners of Premises
mentioned in the appendepl alemvanda of Municipal
Clams, that Write of Bare Facies will he issued there
on In Three Menthe from this date, unless the earns
shall be paid at the Office of the undersigned, No. 189
South FIFTH Street, at or before that time.
WILLIAM M SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The City of Philadelphia, to use of George W Stroud,
or. Robert Dempster. C. P. March Term, 1859, No 207.
Paving south side Sammy street, 150 feet west of Fif
teenth, $23.58.
Same to same. C P. March Term, 1858, No. 268.
Paving south side Barclay street, 120 feet west of Fif
teenth $21.97
. . "
. . .
Same vs. same. 0. P. March Term, 1068, No. 209.
Paving south side Barclay street, 198 feet west of Fif
teenth, 521.97.
Seine no. John Davey, owner or reputed owner. 0. P.
March Term, 1858. No 274 Street paving, north side
Washington street, 149 feet 8 ruches east of Twenty
third street, $213.94.
May 18, 1838. my2o-thBm
REMOVAL. -JOHN P. DOHERTY
OHARLES ROTH,
TAILORS,
11A.VE ItEAIOVED
COINIER OF FLFTII AND WALNUT STREETS
STE WART & JOHNSON,
INBURANOE AND NOTE
BROICICRS,
4
No. 108 'South FOURTH Street
Jo 24u th eat•lm If
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
OARATOGA, April 12,108
A CARD TO TIIII PUBLIC
_ .
During the lest season an attempt Iran made to de
ceive the public by parsons offering what they celled
00NORE88WATER," from Fountains' and nt the
price of six cents per glean. The WiIOLESALE price
of the GENUINE CONGRESS WATER, at Now York,
being about 7,1,( cents' per glus. the imposition of thus
pretending to sell at retail, for less than coat, and with
out allowance for Freight, Cartage, and Breakage, is
apparent ; but their probable course hen been to empty
ONE bottle of genuine Congress Water Into a Foun
tain, and thereby christening it total contente.
We have NEVER sold Congress Water in Fountains
nor in vessels of ANY OTHER DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordinary-sited GLASS BOTTLES. Thecork of every
bottle of the genuine in blended " CONGRESS WATER
0. & W., ,, and if without these words and tatters, it is
COUNTERFEIT. CLARK & WHITE,
- sP2B-w . th t oel-if Proprietors of Congress Spring
BLANCARD HOUSE,-BROADWAY
and TWELFTH Street, New York, ro-opened,
elegantly furnished with every modern Improvement.
The location Is fashionable and healthy.
The rooms are large and wril ventilated. aleale
served at all boors, and attention paid to the
comfort of guests. Transient board $2 per day. Per
manent board at lower rates.
The whole under the management of 0 T. MACLEL
LAN, (late of the . trnited States lintel. Philadelphia.)
who respectfully Nanette the patronage of his friends
and the travelling publ a .140-2 m
COMPOSITE IRON RAILING.-T. L.
LITTLEFIBLD, No. 23 N. SIXTH Street, Sole
Agent for lintehlimon h Viickoisham , a celebrated
COMPOSITE RAILINGS, would call attention to his
new patterns of Iron Railing, Verandaha, Balconies
Carriage and Farm Gates Summer Houses, he., ko ,
and he Is confident they will bo found the beat articles
fit the kind In the world. an2l-Bm*
FRESH CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
-V Received directly from the Spring at Saratoga,
always on hand, in Pint and quart Bottles, and for
sale by - Jo, DROWN, Oltemiet and Druggist,
N, H. corner OILEHNUT and PIPTII &recta.
my26-wth-too 1
SLATE I SLATE I I SLATE I I I—Rooting
elate, of all Maas, and at very low rates, kept eon.
'tautly on hand, and for lode by
EBBING, FOX, k 00.,
GERMANTOWN ROAD and THIRD street.
• - • .
N. B. Slate Roan put on In the beet manner, and re.
pairing? Yttmuloh.l to All ...noir Yr syrawbul 66 y
SI.ISFOR, LINEN GAITERS.
75 cis. for LINEN SLIPPERS.
75 rte. for VELVET SLIPPERS.
75 ctr. for KID SLIPPERS.
BLACK LINEN QAITERS.
At PARKER'S,
Jolo-huts 01 North SIXTH Street
11R. HENRY H. SMITH HAS REMOVED
to No. 1112 WALNUT f3treet, corner of QUINCB.
jo29•tu th sat•6tlf*
Retail Drp q Gabs,
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF SUMMER
GOODS FROM JULY Isr.
LAWNS and ORGANDIES.
BAREOES and OREN 4DINES.
MARS • ILLES and BRILLIANTS.
DUOALS sal BAREGE DELAINES.
PLAIN and BAYADERE LAMELLAS.
PLAID, INDIA, and SUMMER SILKS.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS.
IVITE FRENCH BRI LIANTS.
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS ,• FLOUNGINGS, Ac.
MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES and
DUSTERS, all hinds.
SEA-SIDE P. AIDS for Bathing Drama, In medium
and gay '
fast, cobra.
The whole alock of SUMMER-DRESS 00009 to he
closed out for CABII, to prepare for fall.
CHARLES ADAMS,
.131 EIGHTH. and ARCH Streets.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
IL Travelling Bunten to Dwelt,
Silk Ihuitere and Mantillas,
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White Barege Dilators.
Shawl Beregee, black and 'White.
Thin Black Goode, reduced.
WHITE GOODS.
- - .
Cambria, Jaconot, and Mull, 12X eta. up.
Figured Suing, plain MIN, and Victoria.
Front auction, cheap lots plaid Cambric.
EMBROIDIMIES.
Just opened from auction, special lots Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Sets, neat Collars, and fancy Linen Col
lars at about
11ALP
Mohair Mitts—several good and cheap lota
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and Shirting Linens, by the piece or yard.
BOYS' WEAR.
Seersuckers, Slay Linens, Linen Coatings, Pantaloon
Stuffs, &c. Also, light Uassimerea.
MARSEILLES VESTINGS
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
or
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
CLOSING SALES OP TILE SEASON.
REAL GUIPURE MANTILLAS.
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS.
PUSHER LACE DIANTILLAS.
FRENCH LACE CIRCULARS.
BLACK BAREGE CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS
TRAVELLING DUSTERS,
In profuse variety.
J. W. PROCTOR & 00.,
Jell No. 708 CHESTNUT street.
BLACK CANTON CRAPE, FOR MEN'S
Coats and Vests.
Black Canton Silk CAM,lets.
Striped and White Lutons.
Do. and Checked Seersucker.
Extra tine buff and drab Linens.
Drab Nankin Pongees.
Yellow India and French Nankeens.
BIIAMPLESS BROTHERS,
je26-if CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
PIIE CH•E APE ST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered in this City are
now being sold by
TLIORNIARY h CILISM
N. E. cor. EIGIITII and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchased, a few days ago, at. a most tremendous
sacrifice (or
CASEI, -
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, same
quality and style as we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are now selling at the extremely low price of
TWELVIL DOLLARS!!
Lollies, you may never have such another opportunity
.f buying a
HANDSOME SHAWL 80 °stair!
Also, Plain Crape Shawla, trout $4 to $l6.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Man
illa., &c.
Travelling Dress 'Materials In great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Goode.
Organdies, Baregen, Grenadines, &c., &c
BLADE --ILK., FANCY BURP, &a.
Our name Is justly celebrated for Cheap Silky.
Materials for Men and Dora' Wear.
Linen Goode, of our own Importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, fcc., &a.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves. &c., at
T.IIOItN.LEY & CHISM'S
"ONE-PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. E. Con EIGHTH & aritlNG GARDEN Streets.
jolo-tf
ANTILLAS !! MANTILLAS ! !- Mc-
LTA. ELIIOY respectfully invites the Ladles to call and
examine hie stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices no low that
we defy competition.
5.000 yards Black and Nancy Silks, 37)4, 44, 60, 66;
rich, 02)4, 69, 75; very rich, 81, 87,4, 95, $l.
10,000 yenta Delaincs ' Dareges, Ducats, at 10, 1214,
10S, 1834, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
in the cite.
10.000 iards fine French Lawrie, 10, 12%, 16%, 20, 25,
worth, many of them 37% to 62%, very One.
One lot of Crape Shetwis, nt $l5, worth $3O.
500 yards side-band CIIHSI tneren, 37%, north $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, lets than initial prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Vestiugs, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 flue French Ncedleworked Collars, at $l, worth
$3.
10,000 mill of Plain and Plaid Jaconete, Swiss and
Cambric White Goods, the greoteot bargain.' in the city.
Ribbons and Fringes and Trlunnlnga, in endless sa
tiety, at less than half the usual prices.
MaELIICY,
jol-tu th 64f No. 11 South NINTII Street.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIAPILLLS, &o
CONSUMERS of RIOUARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods.
Thie caution is rendered essentially necessary as large
quantities of inferior sadden:dive Linens are prepared.
season after season, and Beals(' with the name of
31 CU AMMONby Irish houses, who, regardless of the
Injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business is profitable while pur
chasers can bo imposed on with Goode of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2B-Out Agents, 36 taI.IIRCII Street, Drew York
OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer in
DODIESTIO AND FOADION
DRY GOODS,
No. 449 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA.
Large Story White Building.
TERMS—ONE PRICE FOR CASH.
115— Prices marked in plain Iguree on each article
ap2.9.3in
QI a rp et inn 9 .
CARPETS.
We will commence TO-DAT
CLOSING OUT
Our entire Spring Stock of
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETINGS,
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
DAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT Street.
Purchasers will please call and examine onr large
assortment. ap29.tf
TAPESTRY CARPETS.-JUST OPEN
ED, a large lot of superior Tapestry Carpets, to
be sold at a low price.
GAILY & BROTHER,
CASH CARPET STORE,
920 CHESTNUT Bt.
QUPERB THREE-PLY CARPETS .
A fresh assortment of new patterns, at reduced
prices, at DAILY a. BROTHER'S,
OAHU CARPET STORE,
rahal-tf 920 OHESTNIIT St.
LIED ROOM CARPETS.-10,000 YDS.
SUP of superior Ingrain and Three—ply Carpets, of the
boat makes and styles, at all prices, loom 60 cents to
SIM per yard. DAILY & SMOTHER,
mb9l-ff No. 920 CHESTNUT Street
REST HEAVY BRUSSELS.-A LARGE
iv lot of new patterns, in neat, chaste styles, at low
prises. DAILY & BROTHER,
CHEAP CARPET STORE,
ruhBl.tr 020 OHERTNIIT St
ebentlemett's Ittrttioliing Qf Dials.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. w.KNIGLIT,t COO AROB Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Burnishing
Goode, and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal in every mimed to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. miff-tf
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING OOWNB.—The largest and best as
sortment In tho city, wholesale and retail, with a lull
lino of tinder Clothing, stilted to the season, at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, 000 ARCH Street, &bars Sixth, Philadel
phia. Inlit•tf
NOHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER BEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. Tee
CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh street , Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merohanta, and
Stranger', partioulerly invited to this improved cut of
shirte, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ale and retail, and made to order.
Political.
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the mill of the Puople'e Convention
j354f
EGISTER OF WILLS
ii
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratic Huhn. je:3o-tr.l*
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT—
JOSEPH. A. INIONILEINIER,
Filermilli Ward
Subject to the rules or the Democratic party.
July-Altat
QHER IF FALT Y.—Encouraged by my
friends, I offer myself an a eaudhlate :or the office of
BIIERIFF of the City and County of Philadelphia,
subject to the decision of the People's party, WOOtie no.
mination I respectfully eolicl t. WILLIAM H. KERN,
Fifteenth Ward.
FOR REGISTER OF 'WILLS
JOIIN ()AS IN,
Fifth {Yard
Subject to Democratic Rules
tilOR REGISTER OF WILLS
CHARLES D. KNIGHT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Sobjoct to tho People , n Nomination. • fol-tf
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOHN OAMPBELL, OY SEVENTH WARD.
Subject to Democratic roles, myll-4m
personal
BY GOODS.-4 wish to billy $2O or
11- , $25,000 worth FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, ff one-half or thromfourths the amount can
be paid in an improved Farm near Chicago j balance
°ABU. Address J. M., Press °Bice. dy.5..0t4S
108 QR. CASKS PORT WINE.
MY Pipes Alicante do.
22 Qr. do do do.
20 Qr. do Sherry do.
11 Pipes Superior Pajarete Wine.
20 Qr. Pipes do do do.
40 X do do do do,
111 Bales Apaortod Corks,
825 Bage Almonds.
26 do Filberts •
Landing from Brig Arrogant. 'Batelle," and for We
by A. MISBINO,
my27-tf 140 SOUTH FRONT Street.
linettrgna ecmtpanteo
FIRE INSURANCE: -
EY THE RELIANCE IWTUAL INBQBANOII
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
On Buildings. Limited or Perpetual, Atereitandise,
Furniture, tc., in Town or Country.
OFFICE, No 808 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. 677,926. A551Ti1 ) 5262;466.89.
Invested aa follows, r ig:
First Mortgages on improved City Property,
North double the auuunt 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'a. 8 per cent.
mortgage Loan, 230,000, coat 25,600.00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Penna. R. R.
Loan
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'a. Stock
Stook of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company
Stock of County Piro Insurance C 0....
Scrip of Sundry
- Insurance Companies.
Dill. receivable, bustnetst paper
Book Accounts, accrued Internet, &0..
Cash on hand and in Dank.
$262,466.89
OLEM TINGLEY, President.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Bispham,
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
BenJ. W. Tingley,
Marshall Rill,
Z. Lothrop,
Charles Leland,
Tscob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
John Bissell, Pittsburgh.
HINOIIMAN. Secretary.
Ohm Tingley,
William R. 'Thompson,
David 8. Drown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
U. L. Carson,
Robert 'Poland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles S. Wood,
James 8. Woodward, .
fe2o-8 to th-rp4l D. Id
'Li
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COMPA
TILE LA)
RN OF THE LIVERPOOL AND
NDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
Y—PUBLISIIED IN COMPLIANCE WITH
VS OF TILE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital Stock $lO,OOOOOO
Number of shares of subscribed
Stock, 94,211
Amount of assessments on
Stock paid in cash £188,442
at $5
Value of Real Estate
Amount of cads in bands of
Pinenix Dank and Common
& Co
Amount of cash in hands of
agents in course of transmia.
slots
Amount of loans secured by
bond and mortgages on which
there is less than one year's
interest due
Amount of loans on which in
tercet hue not been paid with
inone year, (both principal
d interest aloes paid)...... 14,600 00
Amount of stocks owned by
the company, 63,000 In Vir
ginia stock, the remaining
consists of stocks of Incorpo
rated cities in rariotut States
of the Union 153,000 00
Amount of stock hold by the
company as collateral for
loans 60,000 00
Amount on which interest is
due and unpaid 14,600 00
Amount of losses paid during
the year, in this country
Amount of Unsettled losses
Amount of dividend
Amount of molt premiums..... 619,187 68
Amount of earned premiums
Amount of interest received
(nom the investments in
United States 33,325 30
Fifth
79 " 3
°
2.5" g
Amount paid and owing 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 com
pany 41,414 05
POSITION OF TIIN COMPANY'S FUNDS.
L. a. d.
The Capital 188,422 0 0
The Reserved Fund. 214,010 11 0
The Life Fund 531,285 13 10
The Fire II e-Inau
ranee Fund 153,710 8 11
1,088,018 13 9a95 93,440,092 98-100
8330,000 INVESTED IN UNITED STATES.
=IMMO
Liability of the entire body of shareholders unlimited.
All Directors must be proprietors in the Company.
Stile, City and County of New York:
Alfred Pell, or the city of New York, being duly
sworn, says, that he is the Resident Secretary, and the
only officer of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Insurance Company, in the city of Now York; that he
has rout the foregoing statement, and that the samel
true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.
ALFRED PELL.
State City and County of New York:
I,CHARLES NETTLETON, a Conunissioner in and
for the mid State, residing iu the city of News Toils, ap
pointed by the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania,
do hereby certify that from personal examination. I am
satisfied that the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY are possessed
of bowls and mortgages and other securities to the
amount of 5500.000 and upwards, as specified in the fore
going statement, and that said bonds and mortgages are
well mid amply secured on real estate, and are of the
value represented in said statement. In testimony
whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official teal, this 25th day or March, A. D. 1858.
CHARLES NETTLETON,
[SEAL) Commissioner for Penruiyivanla in city of
New York.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Agent,
Exchange, Philadelphia.
jel9-stuthlmo
INSURANCE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE. INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
Chartered in 1791-oapital s2oo,ooo—Assets, Janu
ary 1,1858, $.147,446 50400,
All invested in sound and available securitles—contl
nue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, /nooks
of Merchandise, &a. on liberal terms.
DIRZOTOREI
Henry D. Bherrerd, --
- George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Dlacalester, Tobias Wagner,
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Watteon,
John B. Budd, Henry G. Freeman ;
William R. White. Charles S. Lewis,
George C. Carson.
........ ...—.......- .. ..
HENRY D. SIIERRNRD, President.
WILLIAM WAAPBB, Secretary. je9-wfrm.tf
MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Ilk. INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
"faring a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus
Invented in sound and available Securities, continue t .
Insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, llerohandise
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. AULosses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DINECITOI3.
George Abbott, Caspar
T. Lewin, -
John Welett, Caspar W. Morris,
Samuel O. Morton, James R. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, Edmund G. Dutillf.
Ohazies W. Poultney.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIB, Beeretary ja2.3..y if
eaninge innbo.
ru HE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
FUND.
f OtURTEHED IT TAB LEIGHILAT . I7RE OF PEXNI3I7_TAFIA.)
PERPETUAL CHARTER
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depoeltort,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OPFIOE, 391 NORTH THIRD STREET,
•
(CONSOLIDATION BANI BUILDING.)
Thla Institution is now open for the transaction of
business. and is the only Chartered Saving Fund located
In the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 2N o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and TIIOREDAYB, from 5 until
9 o'clock in the Evening. .
HARM/ERB.
James B. Pringle,
Jacob Dock,
Joseph M Cowell,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray,
Robert B. Davidson,
P. 0. Eilmaker,
John P Vorree,
George Knecht,
John Horn.
it, JAMES S. PRINGLB.
THORN. apal-iftf
Frederick Klett,
Stephen Smith,
John P Levy,
Hon Henry K. Strong,
Daniel Underkoher,
Hon. Wm Millward,
Frederick Staake,
Francis Hart,
Joaepn P. LeOtero,
John Kessler, Jr..
Presidea
Secretary, GEORGE T.
sAVING FUND.—IINITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and OHM.
NUT !Mimic
Large and small sums received, and paid back on de
mand, without notioe, with FIVE' PER CENT INTER
.18T from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hears, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
IdONDAY•EVENINGB from rural' 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on lingland, Ireland, and Bootland,
from EI upwards.
President-4TBPIOIN B. ORAWYORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY PIM.
Troller--JAMER Ft. 11131111111
QAVING PIIND-FIVE PER GENT. IN
TEREBT-NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 00M
PANY.-WALNUT STREET SOUTH-WEST DOR Y =
OP THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
INOOXPOIATXD BY TEI STATE OF PIXNEITLTAILL.
. .
Money is reeeived in any Bum, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The odloe Is open every day from 9 o'eloek in the
morning till 6 o'clock in the evening, and, on Monti}
and Thursday evenings till 8 o'clock.
HON. 1111NRY L. BNNNICR, President,
110 BERT BBLYBIDON, The President
W. I. Baum, Secretary.
DIIILICTOZOt
Hon. Rotary L. Benuer, ------ Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Garter, Joseph B. Bart ,
Robert Selfridge, !ramie Le.
Saud. R. Ashton, Joseph Yorke',
0. Landreth Manna, Henry Diffenderffer.
Money in received and payments made daily.
The investments are made in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGES, GROUND RENTS, and such first alms securi
ties aa will always insure perfect security to the deposi
tors, and which cannot fall to give permanency and sta
bility to this Institution.
jO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.=-FPIE
PER OENT. STATE SAVINGS POND.
No. 83
(241) DOOK STREET. — FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FOND.
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
L PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
I PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS VIIND. Aul-Iy
illebuittal.
LIARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! and Remedy
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAR STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
This article is the greatest Alsoovery in Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH-ACHE, SORE THROAT, STIR
MR, or Pain in the LIMBS, BIDE, BACK, or any
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nome, Mos.
°lee, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It le also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which arises (rem a weak stomach or
bowels Thousands of persons who have need HARTS.
IiORNE , S CURE-ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power In removing any pain from the &Worn.
Bottles 12, 25, 50 cente, and n, to be sold by
R. H. JENKINS,
ap . M•iftf Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
ITARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—RESTO
IL A. KM, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh to in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. Tip beet Restorer of Health, and the beat
Blood-Purifying Compound In the World' it deep
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation Is suited to the impaired and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigoratee
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and erup.
Mons from the akin; gives bloom and freshness to the
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both ilexes.
It lo a perfect cordial in taste, and acts like a charm
upon the feeling', epirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any cause.
Quart bottles $1; small bottles 60 cents; mold by
E. H. JENKINS,
Ooruer of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
ap22-iftf
LAU"' AN & RAPORG-
Importer(' and Vrtirdesale Dealers In WINES
BRANDIES, WHISKEY, GINS, and FANCY LI
(MORS, No. 1017 MARKET. Street, between Tnth an
E l m ent streets. jlO4l
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—
8. W. corner or BROAD and LOOUST ands.
. .
°SAND PSOlditiADE CONCERTS
For five nights MOM'
Commencingg on TUESDAY, July 6th, by the
OBRICIIYIA ORCHESTR A ,
CARL BENTZ, Leanne,
Doors open at 73‘ o'clock ; to commence at 8 o'clock
Single tickets 25 cents.
Packages at 6 tickets $l.
Stockholders and Ticket holders admitted (roe.
jys-6t
WHEATLEY'S ARCH-ST. THEATRE.
SECOND GRAND ENTERTAINMENT OF
ORDWAY'S BOSTON JEOLIAN' , ,
comprising EPH. HORN and FRANK BROW.ER, (the
world-renowned Comedians.) E HELLS. B BOWERS,
TIM NORTON, W NORTON. L. B FAIRBANKB, 0.
PAINE, 0. HAYNES, E. THOMPSON , and JOHN P.
MIDWAY, who will preside at the Piano
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, July 8, 1858.
They will appear with NEW PEA tiLTREEI m Ethio
pian :Madrelay.
They will Introduce • a number of new lump and
danc.es, among which are the following Life on the
Mississippi," "Laughing Darkies.” "Happy Uncle
Tom Dance," Burlesque Fancy Dance." ‘• Pathetic
Ballad," which must be heard to be appreciated, and
"Locomotive Nokia."
To conclude with the Laughable Burlesque of
HOP OF FASHION!
ADMISSION.
Boise, 25 cents; Seemed Seats in Drees Circle 37X;
Orchestra Stalls, 50 canto; Beata in Private Beate, 75 ;
Gallery, 13 cents.
Doora open at 7X ; to commence at BX.
AN AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE ON SATUR
DAY. jys-5t
19,160.00
• • • • 1,0.50.00
• • . 476.00
•. • 62.711.60
8,886.19
16,048.20
Say Oak anb titla Ea.
al TO RENT.--CONVENIENT STABLE
Mil and Carriage House, for n pair of Horse., in
BRANCH Street, between Third and Fourth street.,.
Apply toWIII. H. BACON,
197-3tiV - 218 WALNUT Street.
042,110 00
600,000 00
ga ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE
AND FURNITURE, PRINCETON, NEW JER
SEY, FOR SALE OR RENT.
A. large and handsome brown-stone Residence, situate
In princeton, New Jersey, with between 8 and 10 acres
of laud, in a high state of cultivation; a grapery ;
kitchen garden in full cultivation ; a young and thriving
orchard, with every variety of fruit, suited to the
climate ; a handsome lawn, laid out with taste and
skill and comprising almost every description of ores=
menial shade trees. This house, built within a few
years, is a first-class residence, of best construction,
with alt the modern Improvements, two furnaces, gas,
water introduced, &c.,• a superior STABLE AND
COACH HOUSE, Ice House, and other outbuildings.
fa" THE FURNITURE, much of which Is entirely
new, and of the moat elegant description, made by Le
jambre, will be disposed of on reasonable terms, to a
person renting or purchasharthe property, the owner
going abroad
65,031 00
473,850 00
" F‘‘.r
further
Partietaarg _
41 2. 17 Tr1081AS & SONS,
je24-thrrat 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
gel TO RENT—The new four-storied Iron
kaarront STORE, No. 246 North THIRD Street,
above Race street, with Fixtures, &c., suitable for the
wholesale and retail Clothlog or any other business.
Tema easy. Apply at -No. 427 VINE Street, IromS
to 9 A. H. and 2 to 3 P.M. jy3-6titlt
202,777 01
- -
JFOR SALE—The desirable STORE
and DWELLING, on the Northwest corner of
ELEVENTH and CHRISTIAN Streets. Lot 18 by 65.
Apply to H. 0. THOMPSON k G 31 CONARROS,
jy3-6t 933 ARCH Street.
474,037 2 4
orig TO LET.-A FURNISHED COLIN- ,
tiall. COUNTRY RESIDENCE at , Norrisdalv, having
a river (runt, ample stabling, supply of ice, &e. Apply
at 110 OLIESTNUT Street. j7l-1w
iIOFFICE ROOMS TO LET.—Threo
beautifttl COUNTING ROOMS, (in Grigg 's lire-
Proof 'Building,) on the second floor, front, No. 226
WALNUT Street; suitable for insurance, or any other
Companies needing communicating rooms.
jelo-16t* 301 IN GRIGG, 226 WALNUT Street.
fiFFIOE TO-LET.-AN ELIGIBLE OF
FIOS for an Insurance Company, oe similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOCK.
Immediate poseeeelon given. Apply to
JOHN 0. KNYFER, or
THOMAS T. BUTONER,
No. 112 South - FOURTH Street,
mh3o-tutheAt second story, front room.
910 LET.—THE UPPER ROOMS OF
stores No. 32T and No. 333 MARKET Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the promisee, to
M. L HALLOWELL & CO , or
OIIILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
WANTED, FOR THE 'UNITED STATER
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay board, clothing, end
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to 822 per month.
No mon having a wife or child will be arepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVIOII at No 8/T ht nnUT Street,
above Eighth, north side.
WILLIAM B. BOYALL,
Ist Lieut. 24 Begt. of Cavalry,
Reangting Officer.
C A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
DENTIST,
Would Inform hie friende that he has REMOVED to
1110 WALNUT Street, above Eleventh. je2-3m
Bummer efxrursiong'
FOR - THE ALLEGHE
NIES.-N)TICH TO PERSONS WISH
ING TO TAKE TUB MOUNTAIN AT a.—THE PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY will iesne EXCUR
SION TICKETS durini the Summer to ALTOOrs A and
the MOUNTAIN ROUSE, (Creseutee Station,) good
for six days.
Faro to Altoona and return,
Fare to Mountain House and return
Pbtlada., July 2, 1858. -PROS. MOORE,
jya-12t Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
In" •• PHILADELPHIA.
AND ELAIIRA RAILROAD
LIN.D.—UREAT REDUCTION.
FA 'E TO NUM' ARA BALLS ONLY 88.00.
Trains leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Depot, corner BROAD and VINE Streets, daily, (Sun.
da3 e excepted,) as follows:
7:30 A. :11., day express.
3.30 P. M. night express. Tickets tan be procured at the Depot, and also at the
General Office of the line, Northwestcorner SIXTH and.
CHESTNUT Streets.
NORTH PENNSYL
-0:1W-, .
VANIA RAILROAD FOR
DELAWARE WATER-OAP, MAUCH CRONE,
HAZLETON, AND THE LERIGII COAL REGION.—
Visitors to the above poiilar places of 8011111S11 Rimer
will find the Route oiii`erdfi by the North Pennsylvania,
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
and agreeable, passing through some of the richest and
most highly cultivated counties in the State, and pos
sessed of comfortable accommodations, both on therm'.
and at the various towns through-which it passes.
FOR TUE WATER GAP.—:Take 2.25 P. M. Express
Train from Front and Willow streets, pass the night at
Bethlehem, and take cars next morning at 9 o'clock,
through Easton to New Hampton, where a close con
nection in made with the Delaware Lackawanna, and.
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Gap about noon.
FOR MAUCH CUUNK AND THE COAL REGION.
—Take 9 A. M. and 2.25 P. M. Express Trams front
same Depot to Bethlehem, where a close connection is
made with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from
Philadelphia to Mauch Chunk in 5 hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take 9 A. M. Express Train to Bethlo•
hem, thence at 2.20 P. M. via L. V. R. R, and N. J. O.
R. R. through Easton to Elizabethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in New York at quarter past 7 P. All
Parties travelling North that have a few hours to
spare, will find this a new and agreeable route.
For further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P.P.. P.., Front and Willow armee.
PHILADIMPIIIA, JunolB,lBsB. jel9-2m
"dr au t FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
TORR.
DAILY, at 0,44 o'clock A M
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM NA
VIGATION COMPANY.
The eplondid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew ; and KENNEBEC,
Captain Band, form a daily line between this city, Cape
May, and New York, leaving from first pier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 9X o'clock A. M Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at 6 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape May (carriage hire Included)
41 "
for servants
if " Season tickets (carriage hire ex
tra) 13 00
New York, cabin 2 00
steerage 1 60
Freight taken at low rates.
For passage, state rooms, &c. apply on board, or at
the Office, 314 and 316 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDIOE,
1616-3 m Agent.
wt 171 r
FOR CAPE MA.Y.-DAILY
aIsnEXPRESS LINE, by Steamer "BAL.
LOON," Capt. W. WHILLDIN.
The swift and favorite steamer "BALLOON"
leaven Arch-street Wharf for Cape May every Morning,
(Sunday excepted,) at 7 o'clock. Returning, leaves Capo
May at 1,4 o'clock P. 56. Fare $2, carriage hire in
cluded; Servants $1.60; Season Tickets $B, carriage
hire extra.
iigIiONNN FOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIO
RAILROAD. ONLY TWO AND MALY HOURS TO
THE SEA SHORE.
Ou and after Monday, June 7th, and until further no
tice, (Sundays excepted,) three trains daily to Atiantio
City and return.
First Passenger Train leaves Vine et. eharf 7.30 A. DI.
Second ‘c 4.00 P. Si
Freight Train with Passenger Car attitched,4.3s A. Si.
Accommodation Train to Weymouth, 6.35 P. M.
LEAVES ATLANTIC CITY.
Fleet Passenger Train leaves 6.00 A. 31
Second " tt 4.10 P. M
Freight Train With Passenger car attached,ll.3o
Accommodation Train leaves Weymouth, 3.24 A. M
HADDONFIELD TRAIN
Leaves Cooper's Point, 11 A. 51. and 2 P. H.
Iladdentlcld, 1 I'. M. and 3 P. M.
Fare to Atlantic, when tickets are purchased before
entering the care $l.BO. Perrone wishing to go down to.
the Sea Shore and return the raise day, can spend
SIX HOURS ON TIIE BEAOII.
Tickets for the round trip, MN
Tickets to go down in the afternoon and return nest
tnoming, or down on Satunt a y afternoon and return on
Monday morning,
3 2 x.7 50. R A
NOTICE.
The Accommodation Train to 'Weymouth will run
through to Atlantic on Saturday Afternoon and con
tinue to run every Saturday until further notice.
Leave Vine street. 5 35 P. M.
. 4 Atlantic City. 400 A. M.
Stopping at all .Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the following rates:
For the month of June, 5101 For the month of Sept. $l6
44 July, 20 For three months, 45
44 Atigust, 20 For four mouths, 50
Churches, Schools, Lodges, Companies and Library
Associations, wishing special trains, should make early
application.
Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Point by P. M.
The Company will not ho responsible for any goods until
received and receipted for by their Freight Agent at this
Foist. R. FRAZIM, Secretary.
jey.te
THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
PASSENGER RAILWAY CO
ARE NOW RUNNING THEIR CARO
From Eighth street, along filarketristreet, to Logan,
nod along Logan to Myofibril dreg,
AT INTO/VT/LB Or ♦BOO
2llttimentents.
Wants.
ilelttistrp.
CHARLES S. TAPPER,
General Agent
FIVE MINUTES
WM. S. MANN,
:.UNITINTL:DIINT •