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'.±..ervia'sr of the missing bodies of "the YOMig
etc Ivas. retoVered" from , the North river this,
Tbo
Board of have 'ascertained that the
eblp thotto, at Qtnrantine, is still in a: very in
-tested- condition, ald some., alarm .is felt 'lest a
setioits spread of disease may ensue, consequently'
tee most stringent measures to prevent such a re-_
put r n ill bo adopted.
'Vivo Of oni - Oley Coestabloewere held to bail:this
morning - on. it e!artrg,e of- molt& and battery bf
rot tis'lns,'in attempting to levy, a -mortgage, and
,n•lng violenoeto the parties bllncing snit.
• Our Revivril paper;. The Way of We, - has
fallen in for want of support.
,:lbe..notoriouvooltired burglar, De Yeeey, (ar
rested With his Whirii paramour.) has boon orimmit
tad for . trial tridefailt of $2,000 bail demanded.
• BeieralautOidel and fatal crisiallies are reported
as Coolwring since yeterday ; and the burglars are;
an initial at this cannon, - Relive In their ittempts to
plunder dwellings in -the absence from the city
of their owners.' -
. .
It was the" general opinion, at the eine of last
week, that tho Do Riviera and Blount affair, which
haseo'exereiled public' 'curiosity, was definitely
arranged by the parties thereto, but proceedings
still go on in the court at Hoboken, and a disposi
tion was manifested on the part 7 of the lerfisy lavi ;
yers to bring new ;notarial of-seandal before. the
world lt lanot improbable that charges of•per.-
jery, alaltiotioli,'atul other inore - Wiens offences,
may be mimed into prominence - . De Riviera in
uneaged bitt a °bongo appears to 130 . v0 oome
over the spirit of "lo7O's3ocuig dream," as far as
Min Blountle emmerned., Tho ease has been on
all day at Hoboken. • -
A ridienteueSstOrY is extant regarding certain
prantmed inientionsof Mr. William D. Astor, look-.
ing toward the bonefitlif our mechanics. The
.1"7/tos starts a 'statement that the worthy. tall
llotialro—Who .was never suspected beforO of en
due benevolenertis about . tolmild three large
-stiranishipt, in order to give •tVork, to operatives,
and then Sell them, for the purpose of dividing the
.profibi between We laborers. Thin is property
scolaliarn that is _quite too. uncommon to Maio' a
- acticirst eurrint:,-
Otir ataak markot thy tlay.la steady, but little is
Reading aliened at '45/,'ind, as in yesterday'a
board, receded to 43; Delaware and Hudson began
to sell at 160 3 ' but fell ; Pennsylvania Coal ad
vanced ;'New York
,Central rose Itism 8453-yes
ter.jay's briee=-to 851,nd then receded to 851 ;
Miasma Sliver oloied.at hut 6i; lining's 'pries, 281;
Trio fell to 18; Harlem ,roeeto Ili ; Nein° Mail
Steamship began attest evening's price, and closed
,
at 85.1:—i decline. ' '
..The most noGoeable 'alteration in-price among
_Western read stooks was in that of Illinois Oen
' tral—it &diet+ of 14. - (Roseland and
_Toledo ad,
yaneed i;- Chicago 'and Rook Island ; Galatia
FYI Chicago tileattit at, 89j. - Mill - make° lad
MiseiSsippi closed at IT regular, and 16 seller sixty,
against 15*, regrilar, 'yesterday._ Michigan South.
. ern, old stook; Wail cold at 23, buyer thirty, against
231, regular, at .laat quotations. :In the guaran
...tlo4. Chore were. no. transactions,
_Michigan Cen
tral was Sustained at 'yesterday's prices. A sale
of Chicago, Burlington. and Wispy was made -fit
646... Panama brought 105 i. buyer sixty.
• NNW TQI,G3 8T.9011. Blso3tatiGl-otrxx 20.
'3lOOO Broeden City Co 97 308 Panama It 1057(
9000 Brio It dratg bd 57 300 Oleo & To! 11 36
9000 Le.o &M L bdi .30X 84 Now York Om R 85i(
10 National Bank - ; 108 300 do e3O 86 •
~ 10 Alzeo Ez,Bcolr. ' 105 s 40 hillw to WA R 167
20 Ocean Sink 05 - 26,- do 17-
I
-
S6O Del & Hud Co 901( 200 'do : My'
115 Penba3lvanla Co .78 150 LaOrme Pc,Hll B 5
100 Thaler° Railroad 11% 6 Sixth Arenue a 120
: •:60 Mich 8o tk•N Is R 227 • .
Ft.Ooft —There is but a limited imply of Flour In
the market, and the accounts from Europe by the North
Star:hate *Cordoned an upward movement In prices.
Skies since obr lest ,14 900, bbls at 11 9043 96 for su
perfine State; $4 06x419, for; extra State; 83SOit47or
: superfine Western,: $4 0604 69 for common to medium
„extra Ilichigan..llllnols Indiana. Ohio, and Wisconsin
and $4 : 004 SO for shipping brands of extra round heal;
Onfo._ The market elosicw firm with an upward +end- -
eney.• Ifielnded'ln the melee are some 3,600 Ma for
fapeit.'
Otnedien Flome le scarce and very firmly held; sales
'l7B bble at -14 SOns 2rfor common to choice extra
Southern - Fleur is held higher, with a moderate de
mand 1 . sales 1;880 bble atilt 85e54.80 for *eroding, and
S 4 Mice-for faseir and extra Rye Flour le milling in
emelt panels at $38360. Corn Meal remaine quiet
and arm at about previous quotatione
Gnarrr —The Wheat market hag advanced les2o
bushel, with:a Bruited' aupply, and a for demand for
oxpeit and home oenautnntion—ealess3,Qoo bushels at
86c for unsound Chicago spring, In store; Sleben for
nnrontd Barter; 90meSo for _Milwaukee Olnb, the lat
ter price in store, SI 2001 26 fur new - red, and $1.280
I 42)4 for new white Southern..
Ityala if mar; with glee-of 2.700 bu at 700. Corn is
coerce, and orlon have 'lightly advanced; ealea 38.000
bus at Oirr7st; for unsound mixed Wester*); Abe for
found do. 68d89lic for white Southern, and 9teig2c:nr
. Oats In moderate request at 42047 e for State
and Western. -
N►vet Areaue.-opirits Turpentine in quiet end un
cheng!.d. Of common Rosin we notice sales of 1,700 bbla
to arrive, at $1 00 -
Wa:afcar.—Market remains firm; Wu 270 bbli at
24.30. • :
CITY ITEMS.
New Mratitoxeir MOT alignr.—The- prooeed
lute of last Babb% th toil; be remembered by our
-raison% residing hi ,
the eouthweetern section of the
city, as.an , occasion of - cinema' interest -The Fleet
• Independent Uolon Mission (of Rev. Mr .ohambera ,
- church) having erected-a Tent shout twenty-five feet
-.heat by fifty feet deep, on South street, west of Twen
ty-drat, opened on that day for divine worship, At
2 9.4 o'clock the R ov. Dr. (Mallen preached au admira
ble sermon to a large and attentive audience. In the
- afternoon at 2 o'clock was the hour fixed for the com
mencement of the Sabbath School,T and long before
.that time the Tent was crowded with children, many
of whom were &cameo/sided by their parents. The
OVaratell were oondueted John Wanamaker, Reg ,
sunerintendent of the School, who, after an 'opening
•
address, announced a hymii, when sprayer was offered,
sibkch vru foll6Vred with appropriate addresses :by,
"Menem Bartle, Sine, Taylor, and Abram Martin. The
evening services were •lso largely attended: At linearly
h,Oin ; 'the Tabernacle was filled tone utmostcapacity,
, a. large number, having haewunable to gain ilAmiplion
eet all. The Be?. J. R. kaiser .preaehed a very able
-•diecciurstr, , which was listened to with the deepest
tentlon. Upon the whole, this inauguration wee of
= ' - erindi s it eniploloui Charinter; - :and - angina well 'for Its
future usefulness.. • ,
. .04.1 eat overdue et Bo'clock there wae preaching in
this new tent by Ser. James M. Orowell, end on to
morrow (ironing,. et , the HAM , honr, a Union Prayer
Meeting will be held In it.
A REAL Bat:trio 8171113.—W0 call Attention : to
the American Life Insurance and Trust Company, 8. E.
corder Walnut and
,Foaeth- streets. .Throughout the
wholr.dieestroda Armorial pants of last fall and winter,
this Uorapany, paid all demands In full.. The President,
Alexander ;Whildin, Esq., is a gentleman of the highest
character for integrity and' Hue businesi capacity. ; In
teklitfou ' ,
to its. capital, this'institittion has a surplus
fund of $.00;000 for the security
City - - •
Gears! FORN/lIDING GOoDS. We . have fre
quently referred our readers to the establishment of
Messrs. It. C. Walborn & Co., (new) N04..6 and 7 North
dlith street, is the Placa where everything belonging to
thie eldeitirgdodiiniy be found to belt/tile and great
eat variety.' Walborn's shirts Insve.'in fact, treceme so
popular that a gentleman not experimentally acquainted
with their superior Inuits . 4 regarded ee behind the
:age, and so in fact he Is, and theonly way to catch up
is to go to Nes. 6 and I and apply the remedy.
GOOD Coarnwrtosanr,--,The readers of The Press
need bat to see this heading to anticipate the rest, for
prime Confectionery and the house of 'Messrs. fl; G.
Whitman & CO., 81cond street below Chestnut, have
Wattle arnoareorisjertas:.They have, hewevar, within
the peat few days: made eundmpleasant, addition!! to
theft , stoil'i Ititended . foi AM - present eciejoh, worthy of
eitielatitteattin: • " • - - :
B:B.-11.— , TheselhreedYs are suggestive: First,
the Beach! delightful to contemplate; nest, the Bath
ing; perfectly eihilamting te'rellect upon ; and finally,
The Buying of the robes, which persons of good toots
would of oottree think otdting nowhere but at John P.
Bloan's No. 806 Market street, or at his stores at either
Cape Island or Athustie. City.
Tun GinnaiusT litinSn NittnnEr.,--:Cinoinnati io
now the /ailed here's market In the Vatted Kates, end
dating one week . , lately, forty thousand dollars' worth
of horses viern'sold'at the ration's stales. Plain:l(4ola
Is the greatest clothing mart, and the greatest establish
ment to tt Is the itroirmilone Clothing flail of !install!!
& nail 605 Chestnut , street, above
Math. '
A Worm or Cletirlool—TDoring these owelteiink,
daps, persons cannot too earl:Cully avoid exposure to 'the
heat of tho sun. Those whose business engsegoinente triii
Permit; should spend a few day, in the .country, or at
the isearshore, ,Whtohever be the lefeetlon, oilr advice
is clothing at the old Franklin Ilan
Clothing Emporium ; E.. /I. F;drldse, No. 321 Chestnut
street.
TflEnz de_ only one way -to deal with a etubb ' orn
man, which , le to "orieWheltit - him with other &eta
more stubborn than htris.! ., lf he thinks that ho kiiowa
the best tailor in tottn, whoist- ofothilig Is of the best
materials, inquire ho•speaks of Orenville Stokes.
If lid kays'Ayei - why take him at once to Stoleee's,i,No.
1107 Chestnut attest; &flatlet hits bay tens* suit. if he
insanely imagines that some other tailor is ems gnod,
compel him to go at oboe to Stokes, whoro ho Will
find- everything to please him, and own itt once that
hollatrbeen stupid and.poriente, and did 'AC know what
was gout for him; Stokes will do% Ant some in shnit
order.
Iniviitatwne
[Reported for The Press) - -
B0d143:1-4teamship (13tr of York, Ifoweo-116
pkga domestics b W Chaim & Bons', 60 ir A 111:ot & Co;
83 Farnham, fiirkbanl&' Co; 23 ti reabody & 1811
tblickseli; Raiguel, NOO 0 & 210 , 14, Blade()pi •
37 riaotak; Stokes 'es Oa ' 20 J Way o 'l Wit lo l
Learning & Po; 10 Co do Yiotbbigltim& Wein , ,lo Little
& Btokesi Woe bOots and s'hoes halite & 0o; 164 fr,l-'
Thiihaet & Duffield; 218 J 11;Phornpeon & Co.,&a
odosit, 11014 Ir.'0o; 404 Lei a. Co; 30 thmur &:
4/tor • 67 , C001id00 & Durtroratr; - 17 liarly:&, Waifs; 19 b
P :591111ams & 04' 100 diecantifek , Allen & iffbedles;
aninso .1 Q. bates; •1I cuss blankets 1$ et trYSTFD kr'
1- •0418 do mdse 46 do ink II Cowpa'rthesit &
.. , Ook 7 do_mdchlueryi Grover • Baker &On 100 bbia fish
Sennedy h. Co; 60 .6,Falaserat , Co; 26 Woolf & bra;
II bales domestics W D JOnos &-Coy 108 filiapiper ii
allegsygo & Oo; .4trpleBsglisiwomo Mtisarlelfrfitroe; EY .
OoffettO:fankurnicOo;,ll69lkfot Wee Wool arts '
& Ve; 600 Learnt & Oo;'1008 do.verfortseObsigneel. - •
'PASSENO=B"
' Fteitabir City New York, &p . m,
.78_08 , 1032 7. 1r 0 it:
s e w imige r; rallar.t 431 ! . .g i tic;114 ty l lg i L g ;
0 Balver,'ll oliefftleitte,4??n
1.44 ?sakikettidtflrs::;..
" 5W111,9344W,A llRODittfll4.Wl;.'..
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OoltlipMsF 0471,!
Si m P,lt l 3 2l ,A 4 `
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LETTER- - ' BAGS
A/ thi WehOsate_lfxchange,
1 3 / 1 1p Wiorning;lii/Mn timitpool, soar,
13argue Jeaepb Maserell, L4gCayu, &a, aeon
Beeia nemitteu t Jaciteou bt Jago de Cub., anon
Barque America, Witham, Cardonqa, 81/01i
Barque Irma, Nopre
Barbathus, aeon
sAILINa OF THE OCEAN STEAMER,.
PROM 'TELE UNITED STATES
SlDAitlit ' - • "ow POD DAY
Afg hut ' New York... Liverpool ....July 21
Fulton 'New York..Havr July 24
Canada lloaton..Liver pool ..... --July 23
North /Mar ' Now York—Southampton, &c... July 81
Ads. New York ..Livorpool ...... ....Aug 4
Europa Boston.. Liverpool Aug 11
Vanderbilt ' Now York—auuthampton. &o.,,Aug 14
- PROM EUROPE.
PEON POO - DAT
Kangaroo Llverpool..New York ....July 7
Pored& ' Liverpool—New Yot k.... --July 10
Indian Liverpool—Quebec July 14
Roumania Hornburg..New York July 15
Arabia Liverpool..Posu,. July 17
0 or Buitlmore..Liverpool—New Yolk ..... —July 21
STBABINBEI TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW
, ORLEANS.
gums 011 T—From New York 2d, arriving at lla
ma 7th, and New Orleans 10th. Prom New Orleans
10th ; Havana 234;arriving at New 'York 28th.
OlrliVFßA—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19t,ti. Prom New Orleans 27th,
Havana 80th, arriving at New York 3d.
Patt.suiturtm—grorn New York 17th, arriving at Ha•
vans 22d, and New Orleans 25th. From New Orleans
6th, Havana Bth, arriving at New York 13th.
BLACK WARRIOR—Brant New York 27th, arriving at
Havana lot 'and New Orleans 3d. From New Orleans
12th, Havana 15th, due at New York 19th.
- Is/nat.—From Ob trleston 4th and 19th, due at Ha
vana Bth and 231. from Havens 10th and 25th, due at
New Yirk 101 and alst '
•
(Er The California Mail Steamers sail from New
York on the etch and 20th of each month.
. . .
When the Reny° delete fall nn Sander, the steamers
'will pod! on Monday, except from New Orleans.
iftlanne Jutilligente.
PORT' OF FaII.A.DELPOIA, July 2i. Ib6B
Alll BIM $ awl an 718
1.1011 WATSR ', 10 10
ABRIVZD
, • - - .
ilteamshlp.Oity of New • York, Howes. 48 hours from
Boston, with mese and pesseengere to Henry Winsor.
18th last, 0 A M, oil Nantucket Shoals. exchanged 84-
'IIW with a large ship, painted pone, and black diamond
to her fore topsail and ingnal, anterior to the westward
—(probably the iehiladoirlfe, rrom Livers:K.l for New
York:) oleo pealed lieteamship veering ,B;10.b, 7 A el,
iih,eeoto Ilghtlanueitt bearing 0( 44 inii4 o .l 44 ged Metuu
shin Joiehb Whitney, Air Boston, ' Quite a large WWI.
her tf vesaels in the bay, blond up.
Steamship Delawaro, Copes 22 tames from New York,
via Cape May, with mdse sod passengers to James All
derdiee. Passed in the bay a light brig and some ten
or !Wean Jahn. upward bound-
Wig' Ann Blitabeth Taylor, 12 days from Boston,
with mdse to Crowell Jr. Codlue. -
. .
&kr 11-vid G Floyd, dackett, 2 days 'rom Net; York,
wi,th rodeo - to Urowelt &
fiche James English, Neal, 8 days from New Haven,
Iwith mien to captain.
hater ft B Miller, Henderson, 8 days from Iloston,with
maim to ()rowel! &Hine.
. .
Behr 70 T Smith, Lee,lo days from Boston, with lee
to cAptenn.
Behr Sarah A Hammond, Paine, 10 days from Boston,
with Nadas to D Cooper.
Eche - Farmer, Beauty, 2 days from Milford, Del, with
bark to J H McOolley.
Bohr Telegraph, •Arnitt, 1 day from Hamden, Del,.
with bark to Jas Barratt & Bon.
Bohr 'Btrauser .Blacknell, 8 days from Sandwich,
Meet, In ballast t o espial ri
Bohr) IV Lindsey, Crowell, T days from Portemouth,
NH, in b4taec to c.iptain.
Behr Chita Atkinson, Atklue, IS days from Milton, Del,
, with wheat to J L Bewley k Co.
Sabi Henry Wolfe, Atkins, S days from Milton, Del,
with corn one back to .7 1.• Bewley k Co.
Behr Alexander dice, Hoskins, from New Bedford.
Behr barah Bright, Noble, 1110 Ruston.
Behr Mary if Banks, Banks, from Boston.
Echr Ii L Weston, Muhl, from Bonito.
Behr John Rogers, tillott, from Boston.
Behr Rebell. Corson, Corson, fro.ii Boston
Behr lieverino, Corson, from Boston.
Behr ocean Wave, Yeasey, from New Bedford.
Behr Henry Brown. Cole, from Haversack
Bohr Ann Bruner, °Mord, [rem Lynn.
. Behr Glpeey, lugaile, from New York.
botir Bmpire Price, from New York
Bel. U U Smith. Smith, from Lynn Haven.
Bohr John Compton, Sharp, from Maurice River.
Behr Wan P Cox, Hauck, from Maurice nicer.
. Bohr Sarah Elisabeth, Molly, from Rockport.
CLEARED.
Btesuuship Penneylvaula, Teal, Richmond, Thome , '
Webster, Jr.
Benue Oom, Hammond, Boston, Twelle & Co.
&.
Barque Winona, (Jellison, Rey West, Tyler, Stone
Co
Echr J II Harris, French, Boston, Twelle & Co.
Behr (hose Deering, Flukham, Portland, 0 A liecksher
& Co
Behr J W Lindsey, Crowell, Boston, Rommell, Potts
A Co.
Bohr L A Danenhower, Miller, Boston, L Audenried
& Co.
Bohr Rhoda & Iluelah„Hoffmtn, Boston, do
Behr h J Mercer, &Mumma, Obarleetown, do
Bohr Slier Williams, Taylor, Roxbury, do
Behr 11 E Westoo, Maloy, Boettiu, N bturtevaot & CO.
Bahr MR Dank's, Banks, Boston do
Behr b A llamoiosid, Paine Boston, , uo
Bohr Sarah Bright, Noble, Boston, Noble, Hammett Se
Caldwelt
Bohr John Rogers, Elliott, Boston, do
Bohr Gipsey, togalle, Boston, rhoulckson & Clover.
Behr Baran Elizabeth, Belly, Boston, do
beim It Corsou, Corson, Easton, Van Dusan, Norton
& Co.
Behr Ann Tither, Gifford, Lynn, do
Behr Revenue, Comm, Bust..n. 'ryler, Stone & Co.
Behr Ocean Wave, Pommy, Portlaud. do
kehr 1.1. Brown, Cole, Haversack, 0 A Ileckiber A Co.
:Bohr ii C Smith, smith, Beg Herber, L Lutheran!
Bohr Borah Jaue, Edwards, Ilevorstraw, do
Behr J CoLoptun, Bbsrp, Lockport, Brown & White.
bor W P t.ox, Houck, Prtvidence, Blakiston & COT
Behr Empire, Price, Providence, do
Bahr Flyaway Davis, Provideuce, II B. Corson er.. Co.
Behr hi J Carlton, :hailer. Arwport, do
' Behr Alex Blue, liseklue, Fall hirer, do
Behr Ida Yucdor, Elliogsworth, Fall River, do
Bohr natal Cistner, Garwood, Fait River, do
Wainer II Lyavr, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
- (Correspondence of the Frees.)
IiAVILE DE GRACE, J nip 20. 1858.
The Wyoming left tile niorniog with B boats, laden
and consigned as follows:
Joe B Green ' emu to Alex Neent; 'Diabetic°, corn.
c'overbeed, &c. to Hoffman Humphries & Wright, sad
lumber Le Malone & Taylor; J A !topper, lumber to
Norcross & &mete, and piper to A (x Cattell A. Co;
fume, McCurdy & Co, and Ebner & Bon lumber to B T
Jeno,i t.ol a R Era, do to D B Taylor & Col F T Fisher
and nusqueheuna, coal to Delaware cup.
DIETZIMEM
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
' Oars /OLAND, July 20-7 20 P
The barques Obilton, for L•a;hn sud Ileac for 1.101•
ton. with several sclineueri l we-t out to•dsy. Nothing
going'in Wind east.
Yours, 2ro, TOOB. B. 1313011.88.
• ' Dry 114.tasern TO YU PR/88.]
litvann.,u, Oa . , July 19.
Arrived, barque Mary Norton, from New York; Dr..
Men brig Johanna from Rio de Janeiro, with 3300 tags
tale; brig James Brown, from Boston.
HEMOBINDA
Steamship North Star, Joyee, from Usvre, via South
ampton, arrived at New York yesterasy
Bteamablp Ifennehve, /land, hence, arrived at N York
yesterday.
Sveamship Africa, Shannon, cleared at New York yet.
tertay for Llierponli.
Steamship Star of the West, Gray, cleared at N York
yesterday for Aspinv
• Steamship Aais,, Lott, from N York, arrived at Liver
pook4th lust.
Ship Nonpsrell„Oroen, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool ilth 'not
Ship, Oe.ati Bello, Holleran, (or Philadelphia, sailed
froth Lirorpool 2d loot,
flpip Morning Light, Gillis, for Melbourne, flailed
fro u Liverpool 2d lout.
Ship Herald of the Morning, Lathrop, from Payton
Weed, arrived at Loudon fith Met,
Bhip 'Moulton, Hooey eell, from London for N York,
aneboreed at Deal sth inn.
al up CiacineattLe s l/oano, for London, cleared at Cal.
cotta May 21
Ship Clarissa Currie, Cutting, from Boston, at Cal
cutta May. 21.
Ahip Olara, from Callao. wax off Quee.town 24 lost.
Ship flared, Crowell, remained at Havre 7th lost ;
uncertain. •
Ship W Sturgis, Cook, from Cardiff for Acapulco, was
passed April 24, lat 166 8, long 27 07
Bhip &vie Wing, Worth, from New York for Ban
grandee*, wan spoken 7th lost, let 88, long 66 30.
Ship Barreds Brothera,'Peele, for Kong Kong, sailed
from Bangkok March 27.
Ship Hared. Erring, Manning, cleared at Boston 19th
Met. for Madras and Calcutta
Ship Fanny Porayth, Thompson, for Liverpool, Railed
from Bombay June 1.
Ship Golden West, Cur Ten, from New York, at St Si.
mono Bey, 0011, May 11
Skip Constitution, Lundt, sailed from Antwerp 3d
loot, and from Fluseing 4th, for New York
•Shlps AitUaion, Grant, Jabealinow, Snow, and Un
devoted, Preemie, all for Oilentta, suited from Liver
pool 3d Wt.
Ship Resolute, Prince, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool 4t6 inst.'.
Ship Tr(mountain, Lindley, from Liverpool, at Bom
bay fday 24 '
Ship Hiylog Bond, Baxter, for London, nailed from
Bombay June U.
Barque J W Blodgett, Simpson, for Phfladelphis,went
to sea from Wilmington, NO, 10th inst.
Barque Ilppo Sohute, for Philadelphia,
sailed froth Amsterdam 2d lost.
Barque Barth, Goffman, forYtnladelphia, nailed from
Genoa 23d nit
Barque B H Fanning. Nioltereon, cleared at Portland
11th inst. for Port Medway; Ng, to load for Barbadoes.
Barque Add Elleabegi, Norgrave, hence at Barbadoes
21 , 11 tat - •
Barque Win A Banks, Bartlett, 'timed at N Orleans
18th tuts Nr Malaga, Tlll Vigo, with 83,000 ataves.
Wire Mary Broughton, Bates, for riurlnam, cleared
at Boston lOtti inst.
Brig 0 B Allen, Wass, cleared at New York yeator•
day fur Philadelphia. -.
Brig T W Rowland, Rowland, hence for Rey West,
which put into liampton Roads, ailed again 17th Snot.
Tern W B Scranton, Cathcart, hence at New Orleans
13th inst.
Behr Isaias Rich, Bmlth, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Pco ssnitnith 17th inst.
- Bahr Richard Vent, Prink . , before reported as being
H
In collision was at.lfobuts' hole lath Mat
Rehr B a 'Leverivg, Ooreou, for Philadelphia, whlch
had been ashore at Relit Obop, was got otr 17th lost,
and wan at Mimes' 1191 e 19th.
Pchrs Rebecca, :liver, and dna Parker, Wells, called
from Plymouth (Maas, ti:h Mat for Phil.delphm
tab r David Faust, iiimilander, hence, arrived at Wil
mlugton, NO, 17th inst.
Bohr Jot:l4l4'u May, Cobb, for Philadelphia, wont to
aca from Wilmington, NO, 16th lest.
Schen J W troolston, Duffle', and lien Washlugton,
OaniP, h-acs, arrived at Richmond 19th lost.
Behr Z L R Wales. Williams, cleared at Bavannah
16th Mat. for Philadelphia.
Bohr 19 Kaimban, Edwards, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Hartford 19th Met.
&bra Jadathaii 'Cone, HehafteV, and Almon Bacon.
W IJtame. beace, arrived at Hartford 18th In 4
Livingston,
_George COLMIIy, Ranson, and Ann pickroli,
Livingston, hence at Alexandria iUth inst.
flehre Cornelia, 001, And A E Seim, Ireland, hence
IA Norfolk 17th inst.
Schr A Henderson, Henderson, oloared nt Doltimore
10th 104 for Home Ayres
Sob: , Blaulso, Thaotor, bone., arrived at Bootla 19th
loot.
Schr Satoh, Denson. sailed from New Bedford 13th
'biller New York and Philadelphia
Rchrit Greelat, Matthews, and Jacob d William, Mat
thewa he •oe at Newboryport Pith last
"Schte Data 8 Mershon, Allen, hiontsven, Falkentnarg,
and L P rharo orantuerr, hence arrived at Salem 17th
Suet
' Sabra IS 9 Janes, Godfrey; Chris Loeser, Snow; John
Allenfliabcook; Burrows 0. Clerk; Dorcas Ireland,
Biker; Gazelle, Somers; Hannah Willetta, Cranruer, and
Oh trlos A Ileeksher, Stubbs for Philadelphia, sallvd
f,tenh Silent lath inst -
geliir'Vetekefi Slade, Berry, bleared at Pall Ricer 17th
Inst. car Kola teltal '
fiche N B T Thompeon, - Darnes, sailed from Providence
18th Mist: for Philadelphia,
Steamer' W "Chapin; Kellogg, hence, arrived at
ilartford , Bthittit:
Rtiiam-ra Planet.7,opor, and Tatony, Wilson, hence
66 New Y6rkiyerierd4 7
, -
, BIII3OYLLANY,
Thi ebfp It I 011ehrift of Thomaston. took fire in
ilk pert of; °arra on .7ilenfley, July 6 at 10 P M, and
notwithstanding MOM ntetitlullS rife to were made
•by the whole IL,r the aultorthes of the port and others,
the tire wee rigeng Hero Ay on the 7th All hone. of
swing her are
. despetred- or. She VISA lying to her
broadside sonttlad . The capse of .the disaet ris un
known. Ths felleadnulepther.ritaalmier of ea-go Ott
00.4W116.4.141111 took esa dales c0..t.0n, at hting to.
biKiVi it '4.'00
-At
Table Bay, 0 G H, May 11—Am barque Arobla, Rol
lie, which went aabore on the Mb, is a total wreck.
tithe was from Zanzibar for • ho U States.
July 18, lat 33 01, long 7610, abip Troy, from Now
Oiloano for Barre
June 30, lot 4126, loop 49 50, ablp lion not, Lori n ,
29 days out from Non Orleans for Orouatedt.
DOMESTIC PORTS
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NEW TORK. July 2).—Arrived, ato tmohips Florida,
Crowell, Savannah; Montgomery, Crocker, do; ships
Mercury, French. 11 tyre; Armorial r f Roth. (Elmore,
Havahn,• Mfg Abby Thanter. Larrabre, Pones, P ft:
Behr R H Huntley, Hatomond. Baltimore
Cleared, ships Hodymion, 'Hallett Liverpool; Har
vest, Loring. Antwerp; Calliope, Goodwin, Pt Stephens;
barqnes Terra Nova (Norw), Ohio, !MIKA= Cuba, Be.
ring, Frat.hfort; brigs Wertouth I),vr. Cadiz; Storm
King, Perry, Gib-altar; A Daub tr, Buck, Gatveaton;
Cuba, Wallace, Willbridge; cobra Maryland, Cathcart,
Baltimore; Rover (Br) Johnson, Nassau, N P.
PORTLAND, July 17-4 r, brige Eudorus, Adams,
Alattnhas; Harriet U McGavory t Cochrane, Cardenas.
Cid. beg May Queen, Morton. Havana
Towed to a ta, barque Chevalier, (from Matanzas) for
Falmouth. kl
. .
18th—Ar. barque add Follow Elliot. flavour, brigs
Tangier, Pendleton, Itlatedirts; 1' II Rielitterne,liteele,
Cardenas
FORRION PORTS
At Rangoon April 30, ships Bp nt of the Times, Klein,
for the Hilted Kingdom. ldg; Comarrattne. Paxton, for
Chins., o; Judge Shan. Par) ter, for the 13 , raiis nr
China. do: Huntress. Caldwell, for the United King
dom, do; Plaalus. Beam, for Straits of labium; barque
Palmetto, Kinney, nue
At Akyab May 0, shins Flisabeth, Poole. from Mel
bon nn, ar May 11 Golden Ent, ihmarn" one; Marina,
Robirson, do; PiNban Paine, fur England; barque Lucy
A Nickels. s lekels.
At Havre Ith Mat, ships Alfred 4torer, Brown. for N
York July 10; Currituck, Knowles, do; Hemisphere,
Taylor do July 20; J 11 Ryerson, Furber, do 10th;
Othello, Greenough, do 110th; Nuremberg, Schneider,
for New Orleans July 6; Mu!bongo, Wither, do July 80;
Heidelberg, for do July 28; Pelvis. for do Sid Jul 0.
klinussuta. Desbon, for do July 30; 11 L Gilehrist,
flew a aaburned;" Zurich. Jay, for New York, noel Ann
Waehburn, Merryman, for Boston. do; Johanniaberg,
SOlphen, for N Orleans, do; ROBCIU., Cook, non.
(Per North Star ]
Liverpool—Ar 6th host lielantazeo, Taylor, Charles.
ton; T'elicau Mate, Moore, end Achilles, Nordenht la,
New Orleans; al.yllower, Hoyt,. Apalachicola; Elias
Greenman, New York ; Mont Blanc, Oxnard, and
Arno, Deering, New Orleans; Obis , lain Chien° ; 31,
Antarctic. Stouffer, New York; 0 B Lamar..lPadloy.
New Orleane•, Robert Kelly, Barstow, do; 4th, Irian
Wright. Mersleall. Now York; Switzerland, Dearborn,
do; Saratoga, Track, New Orleans
Cld 31, 61.tropolle. Fan•ter. and Wintlemeyer, Smith,
Ne•e. Orleans; if Norria Rollenehee. Now York.
51,1 3d, Elyfrentr, Tlinnehnnt, New York; Underwriter,
Itoborta, Rod Australis. Nnberts:Now York.
P. om the London Shipping (layette. July 6th.
Old from Glasgow Mb Chaco, hull, Beaten.
Arr at Gravesend oth, Champlain, Wyman, Trinidad.
Old 6th, Mulane, Potter Beaton.
Arr at Trieste 28th ult, Potter,
Howes, Santiago,
Cub.. ,
Ar at Oronstealt 28th, Ant Union, Olin. Mottle ; Gatti
nesse°, Niebola New Orleans, Josiah Quiucey, Sprague:
do Star of Hops, Norfolk and Cadia
Balled from Hamburg, 31. Howard, Brunb, New York
Newport—Sailed fm Ath Moro Castle, Reed, New
York
tilewcaAtle—,6th, entered outward, Pilot P'sh, Hoyt,
IP,ston.
• • .
London—Ynt inward 6th, Herald of Morning, Lath
rop. Paytos. M•quleo.
Old bib, Ileddro Brown, Neport, Cape do Verde and
New York.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO ONE o'ol.ool' TUN MOUNINO.
GYRARD sol3BR—Chestnut street, below Ninth
,Mrs J 0 Baugher,Baltimore James II Murray & wile,
J L ktiveh. Chicago Pittsburgh
W W Peek. Chicago A P Walcott, Salem, Maas
G A II ardorf, N Y SEW Fleet. N Y
Mrs L S Neale, Va.__ Mira M A Fleet, N Y
Thee EIMI4IOII & lady, N Y Thee K Carson, Ala
W P Freeman & la, St Louis Wm 9 Brounley, Petera
ft Jaek&on, N Y ' burg Va
J A Peale & lady MIMI N 8 Phelps, 11,,,,,th a
W V Henderson. Mine J L Lum it lady, Mice
Miss I. Irwin. Miss 0 8 Mansfield, Millvllle,
F w Shaffer. Texts' Mass
ts 8 Moorhead, Pottsville 0 Wake, Wabash, Ind
DD T Cowen Ohio Chas Dalge. Ohio '
John Reed, Jr, Mobile Ali Dodge. D 0
Ohne Dodge. D 0 J J Dittmar, Ile:1 1 n, Pa
E Higgins & Jr, Baltimore Wm R Will, N Y
HIM Bell, Hudson. N Y II L Marken, Hudson, N Y
II R Conchal'. Phil* Wm Leconey, N Y
J 13 McLin. Cincinnati, 0
Ber II 0 MoDanisis, Waah'n 0 li Ffaig & la ' Lit
B P Gordon, Balt J °Coale &11 Bolt
Geo Daily & la. Balt 711,4 E Bally &da Balt
W 0 West, Belt ti Werginnn, ',outwit., Hy
Mrs McClure, Pittsburgh Mes McClure. Pittsburgh
R McDowell, Balt Oscar Cole & in N Y
Mina Cole, NY A Msyn ird, Boston
Bylveetrr Dreary. VA JR Parsons. Mice
J D Yates, Charleston, 8 0 3li King & la, Chicago
J El Datum' & la, sandy Pa .1 II Witherow. Middl'n,Pa
0 W Thema,. h Is. Ilsatinge .1 0 Jeffries & Is. N Y
G Shannoh, Norristown, Pa Chan Todd, St Louis
W E Button, N Y 0 Faulkner. Beaton
J Gillet, N Y A Blanchard J-, Albany
0 0 G. dfrey,Minsouri John A Oakley. 'N Y
A A Turner, Boston I Smith. Providerce, It I
O A Stagrave, Providence, It Young. Natchez
It I II March, Jersey City
Illligger, Washington J Bowl. Meinnhis, Tenn
'V II Locos, Nashville, Tenn." II million, N Y
D W K.einhano, N 3 Ore 0 8 Arnold & son,
W 1 Davie & la, klemphia, Savannah, Ga
Teun Miss L T West, Vicksburg
W A Thomas, Richmond, Mum
Vs, B B Hughes, Richmond, Vet
A3IIIIIIOAN HOUPD—Chestnut 'dreg. above Ylftb.
IV II Flitcraft, Boston Thos Davin. N N
J Rhemer. Del Then N Y
F J Jehunon, N Y C J Pennon. Balt
W L Happy, Pa .1 Burge, N Y
II CLevanway,Stroudnburg F A Curtin. Del
J B Everhart. Pa J L Ringley. N Y
A L Sealmry, Norfolk, VA 8 Shout. Jerney City
0 O Itichardnon, Rich- W U Richardson, Rich
mond, Vs mond Va
.7 II AleCawley, Chambers- '2 B tlinvelind ok la, New
burg ark. N J
P Berm, Oinclunatt H 0 Bprnauce, Smyrna, Del
MICRO/TANTA , ROTEL—Pour% street, below Mob.
U 8 Brehm, Uslifax .7 1101111er, 'Washing on,
li Rear, Minersyille Tessa
echwarls. Baltimore P E Shattuck, Phils.
J C McLacatiati, Prinklin Bliss WI halts. Allentown
co, Pa D Bair & la, Lancaster
B Eshleman & la, Lancaster O W Bollman, Pittsburgh
J J Donnell. Mahn gh Wm Kennedy, Pitts' nigh
J M Kennedy, Pittsburgh P White & In, Virginia
Wet Woodbridge, Ohio Mks J R Wilson, tidy).
P McDaniel, Clinton. lowa pensburg. Pa
DFJ W Crawford, M,ffiinton , W 11 Sprinkle, Ohio
Pa J. , a Patterson, Allegheny
Mine Mary Watering, AUG- Cite
gheny City KIM Kate Watering, Allis.
Mrs Peters, Ohio &tiny City
31S1 ne. Philadelphia
lion Jon K Riley, Woods- II Lewis. Oin, 0
t N J ILL Field N Y
II Ripple. Jersey Fliore,Pa Peter Muliine., JereAy
Theft Droderick,Jeetwille, W D Moore. ClosiLlold, Ps
Pe
UNION HOTAL—Arob Street. below Fourth.
Fredk noutman, - Raeton. Pa M M Schwarts, Tamaqua,
H Dick,y & dau, MassiL. Pa
100, 0 Mrs Allen & din , Massil-
W 1111 & Is, blesellion lon, 0
Geo Ildiman, Cleveland, 0 Sarni Baylor, Pastan. I'a
Jo. H Boyer, Larnbertmillo, Beni Hayward. Potteville
DI J IP 8 Haus , on, Pa
F Hanstan, Pa Joe 0 White. N Y
n Ilsy Crawford, Ohio .1 It Doer. Sharon, 0
H F dansbPn, Treading L A Brickley, Heaton, Pa
J L Day, Baston. Pa Thee B Wilson, Allentown,
Theo F Wolle, Greensboro, Pa
N 0 A Burgert. Navarra, 0
C A Hoppstol, Pittabg, Pa Wm 11 Davis, Lane. Pa
N P Wown,Doylestown,Pa J Grass, liarnseg, Pa
H Philips, Schuylkill co J B Muryhy, New Castle,
Pa
lad
NATIONAL llOTlSTr—liaoe arrest. above Third.
W K Fisher, Wllkesbarre W Relfsnyder, Pottsville
Mrs Oliver, Pbonlxville Mrs Nice, Phunixvillo
T P Simpson Mauch Chunk A C Wedvkind, Lebanon
(I R Bardwoll, Columbia Mee B ogers, Pa
Mr Rogers, Pa John It billing, Pa
Capt liinekley, N Y T Andrews, F.eeseville, NY
Jae W Reinsmitb, Reese- Joe Horner, Bath, Pa
ville, N Y W Vont°, Pottsville
kl Boyd, Jeynesvllle Thos Forster, L.druton
J M Daugherty, Lebanon C Woldy, Myerstown, Pa
F Welsh and Judy, Pitts- Alias Walsh. Pittston. Pa
ton. Ps. Master Walsh, Pittston, l'a
BLACK DEAR INN—Pitch and Merchant streets
Jae Chadwick. Cheater, Pa John Munro, Berta co, Pa
La NM Adams. Lana co, Pa Wm Thompson, Del co, Pa
EU Uomogs & la, Dalt J II Mollerup N Y
L Brixton. N Y Bliss Amanda Alexander,
G Kauffman, York Pa Md
S A Wll,4ket, Phrenlxville, John Yandersllce,Phornix-
Pa ' 4 Tine, Yet
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, O. CallowblL
,Tobn Harbeter, Beading Joha Butler, Bonita no, Pa
Jae Bessie, Manton, Pa Chas W Beanland. Hy
IT Blunter. Bandy Bun Miss &Infer, Bandy Bun
John Abul, liaeton, Pa Jaceb Houser, Nerthamp.
Jos Baumgardner, Eagle. ton eo, Pa
villa Pa Moses Robing, Tomesville,
D 8 Wilcox, Fremont, Pa Ohio
Wm B Traubman, Fremont, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—third. above Gallowhill.
Jesse Bchlottery, Perkooman John 0 Guyer, Mt Airy
Nathan Dilutes. District W Al Buckman, Jerikeut'n
NII Eltingeri Kline. , ilia Reub Y.rger, Green Lane
W Thompson, Zicnville Garner Bo ide, Pa
fleecy Walters. Pa John K Grim, Pa
0 Werner. Maiden Greek J W Bouncing, Ilyberry
Mre Bounting, Byberry B J Ruppert, Reading
Meld Weller, Bistriet.
MADISON HOME. Beamed street, above Market
John Butcher, New York 14 Neon & lady N Y
W B Bounds, Bellhnere H L Comstock, Baltimore
J lI Prettyman, Angola, Del J Sullivan, Bristol, Pa
If Uatnh, N Y W Carpenter, Albany. N Y
J Flournoy, Carlisle, Pa H Copeland, Carlisle, Pa
EARLEY BILEAP HOTEL—Beoond street, below Viae
B A kl.sick, Great Bond Pa A 0 Barber, Lambertville,
W Wetherur, Lambertville, N J
N J P 0 Hoff Lambertville, N
Geo Watson, Montgomery W M Plokon Stwkport,Pa
co, Pa John Bette, Barka co, Pa
John P Jamison & lady, David Janet, lloreham,Pa
Backe co, Pa Thom Crooke, New hope
John 0 Parry, New Rope W M Kirk, titmice on. Pa
T Pkkering, Backe CO, Pa W Bette, Bock+ co, Pa
A Danahon, Books co, Pa C Stapler & two ladies,
Mrs Blekeit & eon, Bucks Ducks co, Pa
. .
co, Pa Vim Carr, Doylentovro, Pa
T Ent, Larnbertille, N J John limy, N Y
Joe Owe, Enchn co, Po
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Office open (laxly, from 9 until & o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morrie
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730 CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
best in use for family sewing, making anew, strong,
and °testi° stitch, which will NOT rip, even if every
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machine capable of performing every hind of sewing.
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In. beyond all question, the most complete article for
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other machine. On this statement we challenge the
world. I. Si. SINGER A CO.,
jol-Sm Mee, No. 602 OUESTN UT Street.
Saving Pmad.—Five Per Vent. Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRIJBT COMPANY, WALNUT
street, B. W. corner of TIURD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any cam, 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 Rotate,
Mortgages, (Iround Rents, and such first-clam scour!.
ties se th charter requires. Ofiloe hours, from 9 o'clock
in the morning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, ad oc
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. foil
In Trenton, on the 19th loot , by the Rev. Dr. Bell,
.1 U DAGO,!, J r., of t' In caty, to Mom JOLI a F. 51 nA•
DENBALL 01 the former piece.
July 4, by Rev. F. L Kregel, Mr. HENRY PAR.
KER to Mice LOUISA DUNCAN, both of Phllad
tt
phis.
July 17, by Rev. F. L. Itregel DAVID W. GAUL,
of Dalaware county, to Miss A.AN' JANE lIEMPHILL.
of this city.
Ou the 7Ath October, 1957, by Rev Wesley Kenney,
RIULIARD BROWN to ELLEN HARVEY, all of th a
city. at
On the 16th lest., by the Rev. David Magill of the
Union t terlan Church. Philadelphia, 110011
POLAND to bliss SILMN KERB, both of thi'
July the 4th, by the R.T. W. Cathcart Mr WM
RICIIARDS to 51faa MARY L. ARM aTRONG, both of
July the 17th, by the Rev W. Cathcart, Mr. JALOR
nustetlttliyB to Iliac BABINA BENDER, both of
Fhtlatlelyhla. ' *
On the 16th inst., Mine SARAH BARR, daughter of
the late Paul DA rr, of New Castle ' Del
The relative awl frieLds the family are Invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother,
Mrs Busun Burr, Leon street above Tenth, below the
Railroad, on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 doh ck,
without further notice. To p.oceed to o.l.thelrat Come.
tory.
. .
t./u the lilth hist „Alm ZLIZAIIIaII Mini, In the
29th year of her ago
I he rmative,, KIM friends of the family are respectful
ly 'write to attend the inuersi. from the rebldeuce of
Ler a n-le•law, Edward Parker, Levertug- atreet,
islauayuak, this (Wednesday) afternoon—meet at the
hon.° et 3 o'clock.
Oe the /sth loot., MARY. dcughter of DAN/RI, and
DIARY IihrINC.Y, In the /9'h year of her age
The relettves and frrendo of the fondly are reaped.
fullyinsited•to attend the fount al, front the residence
of her parent", Burlington ctrect, filoucerter, N. J. on
Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to
center Centetery. dt
On the 79th met , ALBERT WALLA-OE, son of LEW.
in and EMMA J ANY. FitttliST, aged two yuare and els
anontna
Tho relatlyos and friends of the family are ?essent
ially invited to Attend the funeral, from the residence
of JII.p aunts, Second street above Bach, Camden, N.
J., on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
On tho 19. h lust , alto: a lung and severe
winch the bore with Christian furtandd, oAltiThlNe.
CONRAD, wife of John Ceurad.
tier triend, and those of the family are respectfully
iniitel to attend the !liberal, from her late residence,
corner of resteeuth and Milne streets, on th a ( Vied.
ueeday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. • *
Ou the 111th med.:tut, %YILLIA)I 11. BAKER, in the
filet year of his age
.lie relatives std friends, and Humane Lodge, No
14. A. 0. of G- F , and the Order in scuorai, aloe the
Northern Liberty Male and Female Beneficial &duty
are respectfully invited to fateful the funeral, from km
late liffealenco, No 639 Wasaingtou AVOLUO. bekw
Green a-rect, ou thin (Weduetel.y) aft-no on, at 2
o'clock. without further notice To proeyett to Odd
Fellows' Cemetery
On the 19th met., MARY REILLY, wife of'dl.3.
SLATER, a native or KeLe, tkutry 11e4th,
aged tEI 'mats.
The relatives and Mende of the family are respect
fully thytted to attend the funeral from the reactance
of her 111141.111, 12'2 i..b.vp.i/ at'' et. above VWC,II,II,
on this Oh efnetday) aftwomm, at 1 o'clock. witlatut
(Luther not ce. on proceed to Cathettril Ceme
tery.
On the 79th inst , Mr. JOHN BUMMERS, in the klith
yea • of h:e age
The relatives end friends, and Marlon 11010 CO., are
ropp ctfully invited to attend the Wound, limn the
of hie ether, Mr Win. Summers, Nu. Bn
tl litigr-11etreet ;Mule Math street. ou Thursday al
teinoim, at 4 o'clock. Wlttrunitarlhut iluticet yr
Ou tt u morning of too 19th iu •taut, alter a linger
ing alums, which site bore with ex,iinkry patience
anti tihriitatin fortitude, hal:llE6 LAtilint
The relatives and ftluude of the otudiy are respect
fully turned to attin.Al the osertm, i/Otil the resoleute
01 hat bro'ber. No. MO Pion street, on bore h 0
morutug, 2:.d, at 10 o'clock, althuut further Lattice
latenoeut at the Odd eellowe' Comet , ry. •
on the 115th lustaht, JAldr,d BARIUNO
TUN, n*n of Robe, L and ltl sabeth llorrtuftrun, agtd 24
ypara cud 2 mouths,
Tnn Matisse' and rriendc or the family Are respect.
fatty invited to attend the Illuen6l, from the re.idence
I his parents, ho 1 linchnnanie i'lace. Weed,
rano* douth, abort) .lecond ( Wednesday) attar
count at 1 o'clock, without turther notice. lo pro.
ed. to Vathedral Coundeiy.
Oa the 18th lostaut, tie t'llAßlNlli DEECI.E, in the
65th ear ut her age.
llsr rolat cos cud friends aro resp=e:tfully InviVd to
alltend thu funeral . , trout the rsnidence of to, a nephew,
John Bea, lb Chiirry st:'oet, above Qdtieu, 18th ward,
tate Hoobingtou, ou th,s (Weduesda)) tifternoon, at a
o'clock, uithout further notice
Office Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
ROAD COMPANY,
EIIILALMI.PIII4, July 10th,
Th• Directors have thin day declured x semi... Annual
Dividend of FOUR PER CEAT. from the ',elite of
the Company for the last six mouths, parable to the
litockholaure, or their legal repreheutativei, cm and
after the 216 t lust., at the Office of the Company.
jy2o-6t J . pfORRELL, ilecretary.
.-igaa Return to the Hall —The Business
MEN'S MON PRAYED 6111 KT LNG, held for
sows time punt In Denim etroot Church, wan remained
again to J ANNE'S HALL, en 610NDAY, the 6th Suet,,
t. 3 ee,tlnue there for several needs, through the Mud
noes of Dr Jager.
Me aunonueemeet need but to be made to seCrire
es large an ottendauee cc ever, wbero so many ileaaant
hears have been spent. The halo hone of the coolest
places In the city, so none need be afraid of the heat.
Como, all who eau, and ernd au hour In prayer and
praise, daily, (row 32 to 1 o'clock 3711.131*
Nesse,. —Wm,t Philndelphta Passenger
RAILWAY COMP NY, July IG, 1868.
The eats of this Company non run every fltre min.
Mos from TIMED and MARK ET Streets to their
Depot, on LOGAN and RAVERYORD Streettl.
jy.lll-1m W. S. MANN, Superintendent.
Office of the IlnWard File and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.1858.
At a meeting of the Board of blrector(l, hold this
(lay, JOU:. H. was elected President of
the Company, in place of 0 F.. Spangler, Bag resigned.
jy/Zi.(6t CHAS. A. DIN, Socrehiry.
LU.Notice,—Green and Coat is-Street VW-
I.ADELPIIIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY.—The Stockholders Innis Company are notified
that a Meeting of tlie Stockholders will be held nu
THURSDAY MORNING, July 22.1, ut 10 o'clock, at
the Conuninsloners' Hull, North THIRD Street, below
Green, for the purpose of hold.ng, au Election for Pro.
sident cud Twelve Direction of said Company, to nerve
till the second Monday in January, A. D. 100.0. The
polls will open at 10 o'clock A. rd and close at 2
o'clock P M.
Ity order of the Commissioners.
7yB-2w WILLIAM READ, Secretary.
P:Office of the Frankford and Southwark
PHILADELPHIA CITY PASSENGER RAM
COMPANY, Corner or IIIEAMA,NTuIVN EU 4D
end CHAIIIAM Street.
PHIL tIMI.PKIA, July let, 1859.
Thu Board of Director', have declared a Dividend of
NIVE PER CENT. on thu Capital Stock of the Com
pany. payable to the Stockholders or their legal repre
sentatives after the lath instant, at this Office.
Thu Transfer Books of thu Company will be closed
front nod after this day until the 15th h a lt.
Stockholder', are requested to leave their Certifluatee
at this Wilco to ho exchanged for others with the new
title of thu Company.
jy2-fintel6t E. HART, Treasurer.
SUWE MANUFACTIMEHS ANT)
1 BINDING MEN.—Wo ate now prepared to fill all
orders Tor LASTS for the Fail Trade We knee In
creased oar (twill lies in the Manufacturing Department,
and ofth a larger working stock or 000 d on hurl than
ally other manufacturer in thin city or New York, we
can 'tallish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Eastorn prices. J. DOW ARD &
Plilladolphla.
JOIIN bIcrRPFIY, late of Ferry street, New 1 ork. nt
112 liltk:Alt Street. jr2l-‘vra,
Unton Bank.— dit a aiertlog, of
r=Boarti of Oonorliznioncrs of the tinfoil Dank the
ivellig preamble and reitoluthnt were adopted.
Whereas, The Codunisti,nern of the UlllOll Bank,
by very general request of tiro Stockholders, resolved
not to enforce the payment of the necund instalment on
the aulczeription to the Capital Stuck of said Bank
luring the financial mills of lest yhar, arid ea, in the
judgment al the lloniteitAionere, the proper time for
the organization of said Bank has now been reached.
therefore
Resolved, That the second instalment of Twenty
Dollars per shore no the subscription to the Capital
Stock of alibi Bank shall be paid ut the 011ie" 01 the
Bank, Smiths est corner of Til lUD un.l ARCH Streets.
Philadelphia, to the first at d fillet:nth day; of
September ne‘t, and between the hoots of 10 and 1
o'clock dolly.
Stockholders wl4hlng to pay prior to the above drat,
can du nu n 4 heretutur •
JOHN M. POMEROY, 9 , crelary.
July 19, 1859. jv2l•untt.ls
T IIE ATLANTIO moNrithy
FOR AUGUST,
NOW READY,
And for Belo by all Periodicul Deakin.
The Atlantic sloutbly la now acknowledged to stand
an the leading representativeot American letters The
publishers will spun no pains to maintain He well
earned repute lon.
Yrl e per annum ; 25 cento a number.
PHILLIPS, EASIrSON & COMPANY,
Jy2l.2t rubl slums, lloatort.
IIOUSE OF I•EFUGE BRUSH MANU
FAC I OKY.—The subscriber would retspectf.lly
call the attention of the trade to his extenatru stock of
Bruehea, manufactured by him at the House of Refuge,
and for , ale at price. da)II1A competition.
A large stock of Blacksanithe' Bellows on heed;
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN,
,13 , 21.-tf 52 North THIRD Street, below Arch.
TRENTON FALLS, ONEIDA COUNTY,
YORK.—The Rotel at the ',novo celobrated
place of t oeort ie open for the Season, cud eau be reached
in a few hence trout Now York, at a aruull expenne, as a
Railroad from Utica take, vialtort there ulthlu au
hour. M. MOORE,
jy2l-12tddtw6t2tw* Proprietor.
BAyUn.—Fixa ikuncheons limy Rum, II
very superior artiSre,lll Store and for Silo by
A. MERINO,
140 3.40 Eolith FRONT Street
alarnaaes
ED cattle
tictail Ifirn teloobe..
1200 SKIRTSATE AND
GREAT CORSE E. TS, FROM
TIIE L SAL
Benutifully En.broidered Corsets, 52.50, worth 03 75
First quality Plain Freud, do. 125 ~ 2.25
Moran's Elegant French Skit ts, 250 ‘' 3.0 U
Do. do. I. hildrou'a do. 1.12 " 1,50
Also, till. Sept., I. White Zephyritl4c , Colors 20c., per
ounce.
Fringes, Ball Tr'nnlnga. Cotton Trimmings—cheap
J. G. Ikt AXIVEI,I, & EON,
Now TI ionnintt Store And Factory,
S. E. corner Eta YE .Tll. and GliEcTNl.ll`,
jy2l witnUt
H OODED CLOAKS,
FOR 'PRE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indispenaablu for a Country Ramble, or on route to the
tinting..., at 1:: 50,13 50.11 50, and SO.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
FRENCH AND ENG LISIL LACE.
BLACK SILK. SILK, IND LICE.
CRAPE MAR fr:TZ CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREOE CIRCULARS.
AT ONE4I/7.1. FORMLO POlOOO, TO OLOOH Ti!!' dZAOON,
AP TUC
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
7013 CH Er , N xtreet
jyl7 J. W. PROCTOR & 00
TA1511;;11 WEAR.
Tory light-bodied Black French Doeskins.
••" Habit Cloths.
Drop d'e , e , s, Summer Cloths, Cashmeretts.
Pongesn. Cluublet, Moltlrs, and LOOM,
All the lightent and coulent lauds of OenUomenN
&aunt. Goode.
MAR BLESS BROTHERS,
Jyl7-if . CHESTNUT sad EIGHTH.
titATTIING GOODS.
CA Fiala nod fancy-colured Ratlines.
plidd Flatmel.
Worsted eatables, Lin.eys, Bahoorals.
And an asaortment of plain and rune, Bathing Goods
of ovary description.
PIARPLESS BROTHERS,
jyrf-if ultl33r:o3r and 1.1611111.
SUMMER STOOK CI,OSING
k•- -3 J. LEVY & CO. have reduced the price of t II their
Summer Stock. They are uow selling many articles
less than the cobt of inanufanture. itl7-St
HOTS' WE AR.-SUMMER STUCK CLO
IL. BING OUT OtlEetv!
Stained Linen D' dis 10 cents.
Striped Coatings, 10 cents.
1 1 ' bib, Union Canvas, 10 cants.
WM. a large sleek of other desirable goods.
CURB' EN STODBART .b BROTHER,
450, 452, and 154 North SECOND Street,
if/5 above Willow
14NIGURED SWISS MULLS, of desirable
styles.
OURWEN STODDAR.T & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND W.(4.
JYIS „,„„.
INDIA TWILLS, 12, cents, donirdble for
Skirts and chltdren'o a ear.
CUItWEN STURDART &
450, 452, and 454 North SEn — m , s•.ro.t ,
3y16
QIIEETIN'a AND SHIRTING ItriToLINS,
of all widths, of the most approved bra f's, at the
lowed niarket in ice.
OUR WEN STOWDAILT &
430, 452, and 451 North SEAT t"'"
..17 15 b„......„.17111C,
ripABLE LINENS AND
Snow-drop Union Diaper, 20 cents, together with
a large stock of superior Inaba, which we are Bell
ing cheap.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
.13 15 nhm o Willow.
GG9 - lA.NTILLY AND BLACK LACE
Mantillas. Shawls, awl Points,
CU ItlY • STODD tilT & UT:OTHER,
450, 3e2, and 45.1 North SECOND Street,
1y1,5 above Willow.
WOl4 K D TRIMMINGS, F LOUN
• • GING, and BANDS, at reduced prices, from
auction.
OURWEN STODDAHT h BROTHER,
450, 152, and 451 North SECO D btre et,
J 915 above Willow
I~ARSEILLES, fur Basques, Bosoms, and
INA Collrara.
.CURWEN STODDAII T & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454Iierth SECOND Street,
4Y15
"LUPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK
BAREGE. for Shawls, Wilma, &c., wholesale
and retail. Storekeepers supplied for nett cash.
CHARLES ADAMS.
,iyl4 Malin] and Altoll &reels.
rIItAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
Travelling Dusters to snatch.
Bilk Duster., and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White Blimp Dusters.
Shawl Damps, black and white.
Thin Black Goods, reduced
WHIT}: (IOODS.
Cambric, Jacouet, and Mull, .1.2 g cts. up.
Figured SlViag, plain Swiss, and Victoria.
From auction, che ap lots plaid toubrie.
EMBROIDERIES.
Just opened from auction, severe) lots Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Seta, neat Collura, and fancy Linen Col.
lira nt about
lIALY PRICY.
Mohair Mllte.—POVeriti good awl cheap lota.
LINEN GOolld.
Fronting and Shirting Litiene, by the piece or yard
BOYS" WEAK.
Soereuckore, May Listens, Linen Coatinge, Pantaloon
Stuffs, fcc. Also, liAbt Unt4siirwres.
MAIISEILLEd VI:STINGS
COUPES Lk CONARD,
S. IL comer NiNTII and MAILIiET
r HE CIIE A P EMBROIDERED
-I- CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered in this City are
now being sold by
111VitN LEY a 01118114
• N. H. cor. EIGHTH nod SPRING , GARDEN.
We purchased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
sacrifice ler
CIASI=I,
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, same
quality and style eirwe have sold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are now rolling at the extremely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
Ladles. you may never have such [mother oppOrtunity
of buying a
tIANUSOMS SHAWL SO CfISAI!
Also, Plain Crape Si:Luis. from $1 to $l6.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains In Lace, Silk, Muir Antique Man
tillas, Sec.
Travelling Dross Materials In great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress fload4. '
Organdies, Bareges, Grenadines, kc., he
MAO cILKo, FANIUY SILKS, &o.
• Our name Ic justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materlahl for Alen and MO , Wear,
Linen thesis, of our own Importation
Bummer Gauze and other Flannels, &0.,e.
Mitte, Veils, Embroideries, Mastery, Gloves, lk ke., at
THOItNL6Y k OLIISM'S
L.ONE•PRICE CAUL STORE,"
N. B. Dor. Baum a dritlNO °ARDEN BDeets.
jel9-If
RICIIARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIA.PICUS, &o
CONSUMERS of ItIOIIARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are steeled with the
full name of the arm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
See guarantee of the 1101131thleed and durability of the
Goods.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as large
quantities of Inferior and defective Linens are prepared
season otter season, and sealed with the name, of
ILIOLIARIMON, by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thus initiated alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, will not
reality abandon a badinage so profitable, while pur
thaws can be imposes on with Goode of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. IL LOCKE,
my2B.Bm Agents, 88 clilllloll Street, New Yolk.
A OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer In
DOMEBTIO AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 416 N. BEOOND litreet, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
Large Story White Building
TERMS—ONE PRIOR FOR GASH.
11:r Prices marked in plain figurea on each article
ap29,3m
N 0 T I E .—NOR TH
E S4 44M9P.ENNSYLV ANIA RAIL.
110 %ll diIAN(7 . II OF HOURS.
On and after 31011 D kY, July 26th. 1858, tho Trains
on Ma Road wilt lea,e Front and Willow streetn daily
(Sondn)llexcepte4,) ttt folloa a :
For Bethlehem, Eaton, A e., ut ..... ......6.10 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown and 31nuch
Chunk, at ...2 30 P. M.
For Doylestown at 8 30 A. M. and 4.30 P. M.
For Fort Warhengton, at... 0 30 A. 31. and 6 30 P. 3t.
TRAINS FOR PIJII.ADELPII lA.
Leave Bethlehem, s at ' 000 A. M. and 530 P. M.
Leave Doylestown, nt 5 00 A. St. and 4 00 P. AI.
Leave Fart Washington at.. 6.35 A. M. and 250 P. M.
Nn change in Sunday Trains.
All eassenger Trains connect at Chatham street with
City Passenger Railway.
11._ The 6.15 A. M. Train front Philsitelphia, and
the 6 90 0 . M . Train Croin Bethl4 hem, mill malt,' close
connections with Easten, and with tho New Je se- Cen
tral Railroad. E LIM CLA
)y2l-1t Agent.
A NEW AR T C LE.—CHESTNUT-
F 1 GROVE WHISKEY.—The puri td. Spirit offered
the Anublean public, possessing tunny mrdicing
Male pro
perties, and Me of the poisonous quail ire inherent in
the WhiAtey in continua use, is now offered for stile by
the Druggists get:bratty, end by
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
General Agent,
At D. It. Taylor's. Wholesale Grocer, No. '23 South
FRONT Street, Philadelphl i.. .
All persons desirous of using thin Whiskey may rent
assured of its purity.
DEAR Bin: We have carefully examined the movie
of Chentout-Grovo Whlskey left eltli Its a few days
duce. a. d 11nd it to coutaln little or none of the pohon
ous eninitance kno,n no Fu,ll 011.
BOOTH, GARRETT, k. CAMAC,
Analytical Chenikta.
To CITARLES WIIIATON, Jr., A0,.:1 Sett(h FRONT
Street, Philadelphia jy2l.3m
P ET INGS.
) Au isuliN unsx-PLY, 8 ITEMISE; AND
VENlil lAN CARPKI'INO,
M ICTURED ➢y
JOSIAR BARBER,
with other important ntices, of all grades, now in store
and for sale by Sott. AUEOT6 in this cite,
ATWOOD, RALSTON & CO.,
jy2l,3m 533 MARKET St.
iorroN SEED OIL.-25 MA» just re
x.) eeived from Providence, per schooner Gen Pales,
for sale by It. W. P. ALLEN,
jy2l.3t 14 South DELAWARE Avenue.
GERMAN CIGARS.-15 cases various
train's, In atora and for sale by
141.61.1a.a1 11. YEATON,
jyls No 218 Youth FRONT fltrant
ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE, in hlids., a
constant supply on hand, in Custom Homo stores,
for sale by WILLIAM U. Y EATON,
Iyls 216 math FRONT St...t
STOUT.-40 casks Finzi &
ILP Williams," imported dh.ct from London, In
etoro and for halo by HM. II VEAI ON,
iYI6 418 South FRONT Stteet.
LAUMAN & RABORG-
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In WINES,
SHANDIES, WILISKEY, GINS, and FANCY LI:
QUM. No. 1017 MARKET Street, between Tenth and
Eleventh etreetn. PlB.lll'
LARGE NO. 3 MACKEREL—NOW IN
store and landing, 300 bble No. 3 MAOHEREL
largo 888 balyos ditto, for sale by
/NO. M. 'KENNEDY tr. 00.,
tollb lias./80 wad 188 N. WahltVig.
for Oalt alto tila-Eet.
WANTED TO RENT, A MODER ATE
si ter' DWELLING HOUSIst. within flys, mina,
woik of 'Pulpit 11.114 CITES I NUT St-oeta dent not to
mewl $3511. Address J. D. B, at this office .42 -at
TO LET—Thu four story STORE. 28
atk. South SECO • D Street, extending through to
Strawberry street, oppos,l to Stuart & It other's largo
stores It i% lightest pith large Ay-light in the
centre; is well adapted for the Dry Goods Importing,
Commle,ion, or any other bustoo,; which require% en
ten,l% 0 1001.. Could he made to jolt a Wholessi.e and
Detail Trade.
Apply to )1011ERT MAUftEGOR,
jy2o-610 2 3 South THIRD Street.
-------
M WANTED TO PURCHASE—A car
:olliL nor store Elora:ay, suitable fur a Grocery and
PI vision Logi:lobs, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address 0110011 11
olfico., Po e
s
33 15
-
:S4 , OR SALE—A valuable LOT, in the vici
nity of the Baltimore Depot, in an Dorm big
neighborhood For particulars, address J It. , Box 027
Post-uflice j.y 16
rlO LILT ON GROUND RENT.-Several
eligible I OTC, on Thirteenth street, above Co
lumbia avenue. 16 by 116 foot; two fronts.
Also, a lino LOT on Columbia avonue Apply to
C TLIOMPSON & M CONAHROC,
Jyls-Ilt No. 033 AMU Strout
VOR SALE.=-100 acres of excellent
•-•
FARM LAND, -ituatc.l in Gloucester county, New
Jersey, 1A miles from Caurtmi. The fond in well tint.
hereil with oak sapling. For particulars, apply at thin
office. jylO-fit
1110 LET.-TIE UPPER ROOMS OF
stores Nu. =awl No. 333 MARKET Street.
below Fourth. Apply nu the prenel,e,, to
M. L HALLOWELL & CO , or
jett-tf OUILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
Boarbitt3
fOUNTRY BOARDING.—EIGHT OR
Tea persons alai °lat. al a pleasant Boarding, on
reasonable toms, by aplying to JOHN SLIFER, Hat
field Samara, near Line Lexington Station, North Penn
sylvani.t Railroad. Address I inn Lexington P. 0 .
Backs Co., or call at 7u5 North SECOND Strset,
Phi Ittlolphia, ,y2l 2t*
nOARDING. Three Single Gentlemen
YP can be accutninotl Awl with genteel board. nt No.
34 CASTLE Street, above Third. b2l-3t
BOARDING. -A Widow r, who is about
,nakin g 1). trip to the West. &Ares Doanling for
his two Children, 0110 11 and the other 11 years 01 age,
where they will receive parental care. Address " El
liott," at this Office. jy2o-20,
T
(11,UMMER. BOARDING.o Singhberme:
1•7 men who hare not the time to leave the city during
the Summer months. a favorable opportunity is now
offered to a 'pleasant home in a private fatally, a few
miles out of town. in a delightful situation. The house
is spacious, has large airy rooms, tel all the appoint
ments to make home pleasant A ddiegg ELLIS JOHN
STON, Radnor P. 0., Delanare Co , Pa. jyl7-6t4
Pgreonal
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO IS ON
L - 7 , - a sick bed, nod without hope of-recovery. wishes
the loan of $151.), on a Life Insurance Policy, for s'l , oo.
A goal bonus will be given. Athlrebs A:11,
11loed's Dispatch.
'•
Wotirea
SOUTHWARK BANK,
Putt inntrulit, June 23, 18,58,
NOTICE is hereby given, that The Southwark
Batik of Philadelphia." I, cated lo the of Phila..
delphis and treated for Banking ',nip .res. with a capi
tal of two hundred and filty thou-and dollars, intends
to make application to the next Legiabaure of this
Commonwealth for an increase of one hundred it.d
fifty thousand do lure to it• present capi al stock.
By order of the Board of Directors
j , 30. wed 13 mon F P. bTEEL, Cashier.
NOTICE.—SEALED PROPOSALS, en-
I denied 6, Proposals for furnishing the Public
Schools with Cool," w.ll be received at the Controller's
Office, B. E. corner of SIXTII and ADELP/11. Streets,
until SANUIIDAY neat, the 24 , 1 t instant, at 12,o'clock
M. The Proposals to state distinctly the nisei+, quali
ty. and the prices per ton for each—the Lou to be of
2,2.0 pounds. Proposals will also be received for Char
coal and Kindling-Wood, to be sent at the same time.
order of the Committee on lintqiiies.
T 11031.13 W. MARATIMENT,
jyl7.tjy2A Chairman.
ivoTicE TO ARCHITECTS.—In pursu
-1 once of a resolution adopted by the Monument
Comminnioners, at a meeting, at Harrisburg, 00 the
13th instant, Plans, Specifications, and Estimates aro
Invited fur the erection of a MONUMENT to the
mercury of citizens of Punnhylvsnin who lust their
lives in the late War with Monica. Tho cost of which
is not to exceed the num of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Connuouications on the subject of plans, &c., to be
addressed to the Governor, at Ilarribburg, prior to the
Ist of July. Proposals received from July 1 until Au
gust 4,1858.
Persons furnishing Plans will please send their Esti
mates under seal, as they will be for the use of the Com
missiouers only.
Fur the Nun which may be adopted a premium of
Two Hundred Dollars will ho allowed.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN W. GEARY, Secretary.
Ileaattintto, May 14, ISnti. jyl-tf
17VOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR SEVEN
DIRSO fORSuf the MONTOUR MOS COMPANY,
to serve during the entitling p.m., will be held on SA
TURDAY, the thirty-B et day of July neat between
the hours of tw•dee o'clock M., and ooe o'clock P.
M.. at the to Pierre hotel," to the city of Philadel
phia Pennsylvania.
juSO.t T. M BRYAN, Jo , Secretory.
Zitsuraltre fampantes
'NSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
JL STAVE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE /NSUIIANOR—No. 4 SXIMIANON BI'LLOINI.S.
Charleroi In Mt—Capital s2oo,ooo—Ascots, Janu
ary i. 1158, $347.446 60.100,
All Invested in sound awl available sesuritlos—coati
nue to Insure on Vessels And Cargoes, Buildings, Stocks
of Merchandise, &0., on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS
Henry D. Phogrord, George H Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macalooter, Tobias Wagner,
W.!Bain S Smith, Thomas B. Watt/ion,
John B. Budd, Henry U. Froatriall,
William It Waite. Charles S. Lewis,
George O. Cam,.
HENRY D SUEURERD Preolideat.
WTuT nARPEK, Secretary Jet)...frna.tt
d() till AND 111.A.RI1V tIN
G SITHANCE COMPANY-01110e No. 412 WALAIYI
Street, Philadelphia.
DIBCOTO2B
John H Diehl, J. Phitrar Thomson,
1' M. you., 11.11 Shillinalbra,
0. tO Spangler, 0. G. flower,
Abraham Rex, John W Sexton,
E. B. Warne, John Garrison,
George Howell, !gather' lt Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, R. T. Henan,
H. H. Itoueton, Jos. R Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, B. Booth,
Charles F. Norton, John TI Bowan.,
JOHN H. DIEHL, Pr .eident
E. 8: WARNE, Vice President.
Ona9. A. Doi, Secretary. raylo
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. MO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
Baring a large pald.up Capital Stock and Smola ,
Invested in sound and available Securities continue
Insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, lierchandiee
Veasele in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personat
Property. All Losses' liberally and promptly adjusted
DISECTURB.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis.
Jobe Welsh, Caspar W. Morris,
Samuel O. Morton, James R. Campbell,
Patrlsk Brady,, I:Macula G. Datllh.
Charles W. Ponitney.
GEORGE AlitiOTT, President.
THOMAS R. 141A1118, Secretary. isti.y it
itomps
pETERE" , PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
SELIT-GENEHATING GAS LAMP
Le the only Patent Burner that ban a.
NON-GONDUOTOR ATTAOILED.
Per Safety, Cheat was. and Brilliancy, it niny's
all others.
STATE AND 011INTIT RilalTS FOR SA'.
Addreea li . P. PRTERS,
S. W. earner rIaCOND and CHESTNtIT Sta. Phila
delphia ; and 421 BROADWAY, New York. m114.1y-ry
is
STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
Ls to your intonate, and pat oniao OMER'S LAMP
FACTORY. 109 South BIGHTEI street, below Chestnut.
Previous to his opening a responsible Oratory, you were
charged VIS for work which he Is now doing in a war
ranted manner from $8 to $lO Support hint, or you will
have the same chary a, to per
ale/mina!
L ARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - THE
111 .11- GREAT PAIN ANNIHILfiTOR: anti Romed)
for DYSPEPaIA, WEAR STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELB
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA TOOTH-ACHE, BORE THROAT, STIFF
N.1:01C, or Pain in the LIMBS, BIDE. BACK, or an)
-part of the body. It ante upon the Blood, Nerves, Dlne
cies, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It is also au excellent preparation tar Dyepepela and
Indigestion, which arisen !rem a weak stomach of
bowels Thousands of persons who Lave need HARTS
IIORNE , 9 OURS-ALL have been astonished at it,
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system
Bottles 12, 25, 50 canto, and bl, to he sold by
R. 11. JENRINB,
apT2-iftf Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
lIARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—RESTO
RER, ()It SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Ple.di in fu the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the beat
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World! it deep
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation In muted to the impaired sus
weakened condition of the human raco; It invigorate:
the whole constitution; seniorse all pimples sue ernp
Lions from the skin; gives bloom and freshness to the
compleatnn, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
log complaluta of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial in taste, Cud not. like a °ham
upon the foelinga, spirits. and energies of the weak an°
debilitated from any 60000.
Quart bottles $l., mall bottles 50 cents; sold by
It. 11. JENKINS,
Corner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
ap22-iftf
IVIVEIY SUPPER WITH DYSPEPSIA 7
ZIEGLER & PURE, MEDICINAL
COGNAC BRANDY bee cured Dyspepnia, Low Spirits.
General Debility, &0., ko , he. Price II 25 per bot
tle or 510.50 per dozen Warrant.' pore. Try It.
Thereby certify that I had been afflicted with dye
perish' for the lent ton yearn, during which time I have
tried all the popular medicines, but of no avail, Aavint
had Zeigler & SruitiVe Pure, medicinal Cognso Brand)
recommended by ninny persons, Induced me to try It
One bottle has almost cured inn ordympepala and coal.-
Labile, of ten yearn' etauding. I can say, with% thsuli
Pal heart, that 1 have never found Re equal dales . m..
painful and dietrenning complaint. I sincerely recoil".
mend it to dyspeptic, I.IOrVOUII ,ar d dtbilitsted nufterere
JOBN C. Kt Of 201'11,
Jan. 15th, 1855. 1''231 Oliva Ming
Mao, ZINO LER it BiIIITIVB Pure Siedisical WINES,
warranted puke, and no counterleit mixturea, which art
daily palmed upon the public as genuine wines. Thew
Winos are especially adapted to dyspeptics and consump
tives. and in all oases of general debility, lose of appet
tile, O.
Old aladeira Wine, price per bottle $1 00
Old Port Wine, do. do. .. 100
Old Sherry Wm°, do. do. 1 00
Address your orders to Bole Agents,
14.1101.,ii A x SMITH,
wheies-ie
a. W. soroer SHOOND and GREEN Ste , Phila.
Also, for 8410 by JOHN BLEW. Druggist,
fel-y Frankford road, opposite Hanover.
A WisIINGS A WisllN.iS !
J- - 11 JOSE Pit 11. FOSTER, Awning Maker. No. 448
North THIRD Street above Willow. Mallen end
French Window Awnings for Dwelling,a and Office
Windows;Awnings for Stove, Awnings lot Steamboats
end Ships. All inds of Anuings , entß. Plage, or
any thing in canvas, made to order by JO:•EPLI ti.
FUSTIIIt , Awning Matter, 443 North 111111 D Street.
Residence, 310 South fRONT Street.
j717./ta JUdiLeLl li. FOSTER.
Wants.
"lIRY GOODS..---The advertiser has a gene
knoul.dge of the wholesale business, end a
large tr We. with iume meting i would like to connect
iOMtifwith establish •u House or MAO a new Arm.
Iteforonco elven and required. Address 11. HARRIS,
nt thts ewe. jy22-st*
A LADY OF EDUCATION
1 . -3 1 . desire , . to , • 11Z41;:l. h,serrfres as GOVERNESS.
Is comp rut to tvaeli French and Mute. The best of
city Laurence %lin Le gibe], Address " GOVERNESS,
(ace of The Press. jy2l4t*
A N ACIIVE, HONEST, AND INDUS
tri..9 Ito,, 10 yew of ag^, place in a
store or office; gond references given. Enquir at No.
1320 South Fol.llall Street, Ph hi.
,b2l-3t*
VV
men to sell the
v Cotinge SON hag Mnehlee,
B. B. FITTS &-CO.,
617 5AN303.1 'Street.
W A NTE
The1").125 for three
nthqAnpl securityof $125
rlttie
aud _AddreEs 4oed'a
id"21.1t4
NVANTED—A young Mln, us SALES
MAN. in a Whole,ale Rouse. One find hne n
largo Jel,ey nut Pt unsylvarro acquaintance will hear
of ft tlesit a le situltinu by applying, with reference, to
'• L. K.," Press (Mee. jy2o-3t,*
Vtr.A NPE D—A SITUATION, liy a young
Y MAN, as Clerk in a Wholead° Store or Menu-
Netnriug • etalAishakeut. Be9t of city reference given.
A.lll ess N. 1) it., 0. 14! North Street.
jytta.ilt*
WA lu
NTED, by a yiag num, a SITUA
TION inn Wholesnlo Yorsva fling or Commis
sion Muse. lls 11 , 0 some experience in business, and
is willing to give his services at. tt moderate COllll/e11b3.•
lion (hod city reference given. Address " Clerk,"
et thietlice. jy2o-st*
WANTED, by the advertiser. a middle
agod mu ' or sober and industrious /whit , .
SITUATION, tot e chlrge of names or Wive The
bona city referecce and security given, if required.
Apply to CHAS D'ORSbY, •
jyIU4A4 No 451 MARRIOTT St., below Fifth at.
ripo DRUGGISTS.—WANTED—A SITU
ATION-111. by a corupetkntt Clerk, Addme C. 0.,
Blood'4 Lospatch. jyl9-3t*
IV ANTED—A young unmarried MAW,
• ing $3OO In cash. is desirous of purchasing an in
terest in so.no nelbest Wished and safe business, which.
with his personal attention, will yield a Competency.
Addrose SAMUEL. at thin office. jyl6-6t*
_ .
VIVANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—.AbIe-bodied, unmarried men. to
ebom will be given good . pay, board , clothing, and
medical attendance Pay from $l2 to 122 per month
No men having a wife or child Wilt be accepted Apply
for MOITNVID.BIIIIVICH at No 817 MARKIIT Street
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYAIL,
let Lieut. 2d Rest. at Cavalry,
Recruiting Milner.
tionovals
JACKSON,
JOB PRINTER,
,
Rae Removed to
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
3Y2-1m
Oentlemesfe farnisbing Qtaabo.,
W. SCOTT, (late of the firm of Wm
', • (JHF:STEW& SCorr,) GENTLEMEN'S FIIRNIS/1-
INC, STORE nut SHIRT MANITFACTORY, 514
CHEST...UT Street, ( nearly opposite the Girard U(.111110,)
Philadelphia.
J. W. S. would respectfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to his new Store, and is pro
pane' to fill order.' for SIIIRTS at short notice. A
',erect lit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with PINE SRIRTS and COLLARS. jyIP tf
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
"La W. W. ENIGHT,I 606 &ROE Street. above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Purniehing
Goods, and manufacturer of Pine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured In
this city or elsewhere, wholesale end retail, or made
to order. mhl•tt
ENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
AA DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest and best sm.
sortment in the city, wholesale and retail, with a fall
line of Ender Clothing, suited to the season, at W W
KNIGHT'S, 808 ARCH. Street, above SLath. Philadel•
phis.
Oavings .ffunbe.
Fr Fl E SPRING GARDEN SAVING
FUND,
(011ARTIRED BY TIT LEGI2LAT . IIREI OP.PENABr-frA111.11.)
PERPETUAL olieitiEß
FIVE PER CENr. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Moneys Paid bate on Donland
OFFICE 331 NOIITfI THIRD STREET,
(001403LIDATION BANE 11011.011103
This Institution is now open for the trensoction of
business. and is the only Chartered Saving Fund located
in tan northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from B to 2% o'clock,
end also on MON Dal.B and THURSDAYS, from 6 until
0 o'clock in the livening.
-
BdNAGER9
Prelariat Klett, P 1,1306 8. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, Jacob Dock,
John P Levy, Joseph M Cowel,
Hon Henry K Strong, George Woehipper,
Daniel liuderkotter, J. Wesley Bray,
Hon Wm Millward, Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick iltaake, P. 0 Ellmaker,
Francis Hart, . John P Ferree,
Josepn P. Leelerto, George Knecht,
John Kessler, Jr , John Horn.
President. JAMES id PRINGLD.
Secretary, GEORGE T. THORN on2l-iftt
QAVING FUND.-UNITED STATE 6
TRUST 001IPLNY, Garner of THIRD &ad CELIWT
NUT Et-aete.
Largo and /small Rums received, and paid bark on de
nand, without notice, with FIVE PER OENT INTER
BST from the day of depoalt to the day of Withdrawal.
Office hutirs, from 0 until 5 o'clock every day, and or
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
Alt PTc, for sole oo Hogland, Ireland, and EleotLand
from i i upwards.
Preolde•nt—ETßMEN R. 0RAW20.3.D.
Treasurer—PLlNY PIM.
Rr "ITIR
! "„ k • - iAVING FUND-FIVE YEE GENT. IN
).0 TRRFAT-NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 00g.
PANY.-WALNUT EMMET, SOUTH-WIER CORNER
OF PLULADELPIIIA.
LVOOUPORATri , ZIT TAR STATX OF PEXIIOTLYMILL.
Monels in any sem, large or smell, and in
tared p a id from e
the d
of d i y deposit to the day of with
drama.
The °face le open every day tom 9 o'clock in the
morning till 0 o'clock In the evening, and on Monday
end Thursday e•eningge ell 8 o'clock.
HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President,
ROBY= SP,LPHLDeII, Vita President
vr.t. J. Hann, aearetary.
• ' amorous
Hon. Henry L. Benner, 1. Carroll Bremner,
ridward L. Oarter, Joseph 8. - Bata
Robert Selfridge, grand' Lb',
Baml. R. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
0. Landreth Manna, Henry Diffenderffer.
Money le received and payments made daily.
The investments are made in conformity with the
provisions of the Oharter, in RtAL Y.STATSI MORT
eIAGE.3, GROUND - RENTS, and such first clue securi.
ties uwill always Unsure erfect security to the depoal,
tore, mid which cannot fa to give permanency and de
bility to this Inetitution.
O. 8B (241) DOCK STREET. —FIVE
PEE OENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
U. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
/ • 1.A13. CENT. BTATti SAVINGS FUND.
NO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIFE
L PEE GENT. STATE SAVINGS MED.
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
PHU ORNT EITATZ SAVINGS IMMO. sta-17
SODA. WATER. FOR TII MILLION!
PRICE REDUCED
THREIE. CENTS GLASS!
The public are respectfully informed that those who
may require s
COOL, SPARKLING BEVERAGE,
will and it to that' advantage to call at
OSGOOD'S
VARIETY STORE.
No. 3113 CHESTNUT Street, cur. LIUDSON'S ALLEY,
And Wain a glass of his delicious
SODA WATER,
Flavored with Choico Syrups, at the low price of
THREE CENTS A GLASS!
jylo4 m wAt
JAIIRETCHE & CAHSTAINS, No. 2(12
and 201 South FitONT Street, offer for sale the fol
lowing 'loud:, of their own Importation:
CMINAC BRANDIES, of the brands of ‘. Gloria,"
" Newt. Castillou," Martell, Central Vineyard, &c.,
&c.
110 C if (LL} BRANDY, of the brands of A. Selguette,
and J.
11011 DE BRANDY, J. J. Dupuy brand,
OLAIt It, in casks and cases. of the brands of St. Ju
lien. Margaux, line, lit lon. Pouillaa, Ac.
3II'AUSE, of the bowls of •• Cremede Homy,"
Lailemang, Queen Victoria, Violet, lineal Grape, cor
don, Royal, e y //ulna isl, 10., &v.
A BSI of very superior quality.
ALAO. hr uhich they are solo agents in Philadelphia
t , uillous Sardines, Latour Olive Oil,
Chewiest Sperui Candles, St. Martin Bay Runt, and
Port Wine of various tavorite brands. jyl7-Bt*
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
SARATOGA, Aprlll2, ISM
A CARD TO TUE PUBLIC
During the lag semen an attempt was made to de
ceive the public, by persons offering what they culled
CONGRESS WATER," from Fountalas cud at the
price of six cents per glum. The WfIOLESALE prme
or the GENUINE CONORESS WATER. at New York,
being about 7,1( cents per gl am the imposition of thee
pretending to sell at retail, for less than mist, and teith•
out allowance for Freight, Cartage, and Breakage, is
apparent; but their probable MI ran has been to mid,
ONE botile of genuine Oongiess Water into a Foun
tain, and thereby christening its total contents.
We have NEVER sold Congress Water in Fountains
nor In v,ssrlu of ANY OTUEIt DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordinary-eized GLASS BOTTLES. The cork of ever)
bottle of the genuine is branded CONGIti Si id ATER
U ,k and af without these words and lettere, It le
COUNTERFEIT CLAMS hWII I T '
ep - 28-ar ffi t oel-if Proprietors of Congrogs-Spri;g
{WREST' CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
I. Received dlrectly trout the Sprint; at as. atuga,
always on band, in Pint and Quart Hatter, and tor
sale by F DRUM N, °henget and °runlet,
N. R. corner CHESTNUT and Strill Strects
my26-with-toc
WALL BRUSHES,
DIIBITRB,
A large assortment. suitable for
CITY 6R0011.1tt3,
And for sale by,
HENRY 0. BOUTAIN,
BRUSH AND BELLOWS ArANUFACTP HER,
62 NORTE! THIRD ST w Int
SUS—S cds are !di/ea daily
oy Sun-stroke. and thousunde urn injured by it, and
yet won sensible people neglect to procure one of the
PAT 3NT PARAGON UMBRELLAS sold by
WM. 11. ILICHARESMC,
Iy3o-12t it NO. 415 MARPall' 54%4
FOR TU
ATI*:6 •
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ALTOONA, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ANI. , lIOPEWELL,
(Where Passengers take Stags :0 wiles to Hed(orl
Springa,)
Gr:OD FOR SIX DAYS.
Fare to Altoona and Return..
Fure to Mountain House and Return
Fare to Ropewell and Return
Fore to Williamsport $550; 'Elmira ;$1; 'Niagara
Fails $B.
By Oita route pasaengers talcs the Northern Central
Railroad at llerri-hutg, enjoying for 125 milcz the
beautiful scenery of the Sumps/mats Volley.
frr Further information to be had at the Depot of
the Pennsylvania. ,Railtoad Company, S. E. corner
ELEVENTH a•.d lIIARKET idreeth, where Tiaras,
may to procured.
• CAPE A..Y.—EXPRESS
S--The swift and favorlto Steamer
CIiALLOON," Capt. W. Writt.t.ont, leaves Arch-strtet
C
Wharf for ape May every Tuesday, Tharsday, and
Stturday Morning, at 9)f o'clock. Beterning, leaves
the Cap on the Intermediate days at S &clunk A. M.
Fare $2. carriage hire included; Servants $1.50; Season
Tickets $B, carriage hire extra . ir3-2m*
•43MarftPHILADELPHIA
AND ELMIRA RAILROAD
LINE.— GREA I` REDUCTION.
FA iV I Ali AKA FALLS ONLY'S3.OO.
Profile leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Dvet, corner BROAD and VINE 3treeta, daily, (Sun
days r xeepted,) no follows:
7:30 A. 31 , day express.
8:30 P. M., night exprese.
Tickets can be procured at the Depot, and also at the
General Office of the line, Northwoetcorner BIXTII and
EBT2I CT Streets.
NORTH PENNSYr
aMvezus 'RAILROAD FOR.
DELAWARE W ATER4I AP, MAUCII CHUNK,
HAZLETON, AND THE LEHIGH COAL REGION.—
Viaiters to the above popular places of Stattisa. Rseoar
will find the Route otrerea by the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
and agreeable, pasaing through come of the richest and
most highly cultivated counties In the State, and pos
sessed of comfortable accommodations. both on thermal.
and at the various towns through which it passes. •
FOR THE WATER GAP.—Take 2.26 P. M. Expreaa
Truitt from Front and Willow streets, pass the night at
Bethlehem, and take care next - morning at 9 o'clock,
through Easton to New Hampton, where a close con
nection is made with the _Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Gap about noon.
FOR MAUCH - CHUNK AND THE COAL REGION.
—Take 9 A. M. and 246 P. M. Express Trams Gum
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 Bethle
hem, thence at 2.20 P. M. via L. V. R. It. and N. J. C.
ft. R. through Easton to Ellsabetlipert, thence by
Strainer, and arrive in New York at quarter past I P.M.
Parties travelling North that have a few Inure to
spare, will find this a new and agreeable route.
For further particulars, inquire of -
ELLIS CLARK,
Ageut N. P. R. IL, Pront and Willow stretto.
PA1L6.12011,1116, June 1L 1868. jel9.2tu
- -- • -
triga r ig g FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
YORK.
DAILY, at V% o'clock k M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPIIIA STEAM NA.
VIDATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew ; and KENNEBEC.
Captain Rend, form a daily tine between Ude city, Cape
May, and New York, leaving from first pier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 0)4 o'clock A. M. Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North'River (Sundays
excepted) at 5 P. Al.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape May (carriage hire Included)
for servants
" Season tickets (carriage hire ex
tra) - S 00
" New York, cabin 2 00
" 'steerage / Me
•
•
Freight taken at low rates.
For passage, Mato rooms, &c., apply on board, or at
the Office, 314 and M 6 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDICE,
Agent.
- ; .FOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATIANTJO
RAILROAD. ONLY TWO AND DALY HOURS TO
TILE B.EA SHORE.
On and after Monday, Jane 7th, and until farther no•
Coe, (Sundays eseepted,) three trains daily to Atlantic
City and return.
First Passenger Train learns Tine et.wharf 7.80 A. M.
Second '` •: ti /6 " 4.00 P. 31.
Freight T rain with Passenger C. Attached, 445 A M.
ACCOMMOdatiollitaill to Weymouth.
LEA 3 ATLANTIC CITY.
First Passenger min leaves 0,00 A. N.
gerund ~ 4.40 P. M.
Freight Train with Passeogorcar attached, 11.30 P. IC
Accommodation Train leaves Weymouth, 6,25 A. H.
HADDONFIELD TRAIN
Leaves CooPer'4 Point ; 11 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Iladdonfield, 1 P. AL and 3 P. M.
Fare to Atlantic, when tickets are purchased before
entering the cars. 31.80. Persons wiehtng to go down tre
the Sea Shore and return the saute day, can epand
SIX LIOURS ON TUE lINACII.
Tdekets for the round trip, s2.ou "fi
Tickets to go down in the afternoon and return next
morning, or down on Saturday afternoon and return on
Monday morning, $2 50.
' "
Tbo Accommodation Trill!' to Weymouth will =3
through to Atlantic on Llaturdiv Afternoon ant con
tinue to run every Saturday until further notice.
Leave Vine atreet. 6 36 P. M.
•' Atlantic City 400 A. M.
Stopping at all Station,.
Sfunthly tickets will be sold at the following rate.:
For the mouth of 7une.slo For the month of Sept. 615
July, 20 For three months, 45
August, 20 For four months, 60
Churches, Schools, Lodgea, Companies and Library
A.asorititions, wishing special troll., should make early
application.
Freight moat be delivered at Cooper's Point by P.M.
The Company will not be responalble for anygoods until
received and receiptod for by their Frei ht Agent at th.
Point. 11. FPAZIIII, &oratory.
jel-tf
NV HEATLEY'S ARCH-ST. THEATRE.
TITIED WEEK.
CONTINT'ED 31.10CE881
LAST FIVE NMI, Ts OF
ORDWAY'S BOSTON ..EOLL4Nc,
The binds! Troupe or hittaiclaw, Vocalists, Come
dians, Dancers, and Eiknopifirt Da ine rs, t - e whole
tinder the direction of JOHN P. OBDWAY. the
g realist combination eitant. Lock at the name,:
Erb Horn. Frank Brower Freak 11: ran. Bowers,
BKelley, E Fairbticks. d P tine, end the Drothens
Nor on, who will appar night'y in their olieste and
inimitable Mural and Terpstehorien likte , tainmente.
All the Stare in new acts night - y.
Tickets :Scents.
Doors open at TS. To commence at 8)(. Ter par.
ticalars see Bilis.
Wednesday. FRANS BROWEE'A benefit.
Friday 'Tering. benefit of .TORN P. ORDWAY, and
last night of Ordware ,E Mans. jyl9-bt
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT,
THOS. E. HARKINS,
DRVRNTRESTR WARD.
Subject to Dotnotratle Rules, jra•tn
WILLIAM IL KERN,
Subject to the Rules or People's Party. iy2o-tz
lAR ll.—The undersigned hereby tuha•me
V hie monde that he will be a cand'd de for the Office
of SHERIFF
of the City and County of Philadelphia; at the ensuing
election, U nominated by " Thu People "
JOS. M. COWBLL.
JylP-tf
PIIILADELZIII, June 0, 1868
F OR REG STER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the People's Couyesitiou.
jy.s-tf
R EGISTER OF WILLS
AIsIDREW J. WESTER
Subject to Dev.cratio Roles.
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT
JOSEKI A. MONLIBINTHR,
Eleventh Ward
Subject to the rulee of the Democratic pasty.
jel7-41tWi,
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS
JOUR CASSIN,
Fifth Ward
SobJett to Democratic Ruled
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
CHARLES D. KNIGHT.
_
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Notulustion.
Gi OR REGISTER OF WILLS.
n.. JOHN CAMPLIELL, OF SEVENTH WAT.D.
'Subject to Democratic rules myll-41m
CA. KINGSBITRY, M. D.,
. DENTIST,
Would Inform his friends Out he has REMOVED to
1119 W A I,NICT Street, above Eleventh. Je2-3m
FARINA CRACKERS.—The
I V remarkable excellence and great popularity of
tie se Crackers pare attracted the attention of theme
manufacturing other do,eripliOllS 01 Crackers, and many
of theße pi moos buy NV Imi'n en.ACKERS, in order to
ouppir their customers with Farina Crackers.
One or tna heti, iduniw however, hove been offenn_
thy ordinary kiwi, which they wake under the name Of
Farina. Crackers, and hays sate-ceded in willing them to
a mull extent.
The aelliug of such ernekara for Farina bna a ten
&Are to injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA.
made by Mr WING.
&rum of ;his' character, le - mayor, are usually mg
rooted ou being properly exposed.
N. other per...lt ha, erer atireerded in working the
material for urine Crackers, or producing any article
which contains sash highly untritioue and healthful
properties as WING'S.
It Cit.tChERS barn a delightful taste, act
kindly upon the stomach, and two digaded with remark
able ea‘o. For dyspeptics or the uged. es well as seden
tary sod deli ate persona generally, they ore moat an..
eeptable, and peculiarly plenannt for children.
Ask for WING'S CRACIii•IRS, owl take none but
those stamped with the name of " A WING." Theta"
mew he procured of the beet family Grocers generally,
and at wholesale only of A. N. Thompson It Co., Nos.
221 and 223 Fulton street, New York, or
DINOEE: h Wholepale Agents,
No, 145 South FRONT Street, rhiloAtia.
3y2-fr m wed-lf tf
IiANDSOI:UM
T AW & BEERS'
UB LRING ,
the beet end cheetpeat compound CATI
for greasin GREASE g the axied
or OMNIBUSES, cAI
V tlt lAuLs CARTS, BRATS and
WAGONS, and aEiI: t.:IIINEftY.
For New in tin coot, kelp, end &meta, by all the
DBUGIMTI3 la the city and the MANLIPAGTORERB.
37 1 Z -Gin No. 603 INOR htreet,
summa excursions.
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
NIAGARA FALLS.
ESC URSIO N TICKETS
DURING THE SUMMER
THOS. MOORE, Agent
CHARLES 8. TAPPEN' s
General Agent.
UM=
amnsentents.
political
SHERIFF,
SUTEENTII WARD
Orittistrn
5.35 P. M