cirt ITEMS.
Voif Oirtdisiion Church
lEZIE
.„• . - -
I ` ; ` 4 ` PP L 'i * )I* - ItIAO.. i l he attendance wits
i. 4 - 118 ten to-an eloquent 'address by thirlte'v,
proirhOlAtttiotote, on,‘Yrhe.glotyqtthlillattni
itonseiShell, ha, 'greater tbluitif,thelermet6;saith` the,
Loral of hosts : end trithisili4ewloglYS peace, aliW
, :thdt,ord ' or,tioeie; 4 l,'4ll,,,,io:itEN•nocon by the }toy,
c , Wm' Seaman, on thi'lAttject,-P-Drew !the rotors for
. ! Abe ei Ogoll'ortiff thi.strong holds; go 'lnto Clay and
trout the mortar i - mato — strove thy, brick httn, , t,
r' ' ,AMmii,iCeull,r‘it xsn.t eTt hop - area 'sad eighteen. doilfirs•
Fro,- I:x6I.IIIANCeqO%ITANi. — WO
call tbo ' nttcnti wotatelnent
comiany,
will be , fl,3urid. 'ln our' uttrertistOg Columns, and
which l i h mys , th a t" ateadliy in
-07-4singlto business, and.oentrogykefitly its strength:
%ftni‘igh B,:neintitii4t)yely. Young . Anstitution, the
- Quaker, City: bee °emanated to the satiate°.
tiebuilbefe kzetbrasted In it, who inelndo seine of
f;nr Vost-kticiee eititeus. ,
: k s ,3l.4fitgeqoAtiOyfoxint.—For" * these - delicious
1 - 0 ills-pisliti, ; ere iroul I recommend" all our
'raiders th liitroolto the hoUSe of E. G. Whltresn & Co.,
Second street, beloii"Cheefitit. , Thstr stack, for both
itid.l444ti, le niteneiainied. : -
, Roush.L—For these Indispensable aril
leen, to an nhit are about-visiting -the tie - ashore, we
_would advide everybody; and biq better.ha); to go to
• *fr: .1:oli - g. Sloan's, 800 'Market street, or to
either of Ms sterol at 06p6 reload or Atlantic City:
• Vvr naxit bawl:their ' geed uses: They teach us
'h few dutice, ourielfen,....tu,dry weather we thicket
nothing but the enjoyment of the present; when the
weather to b'ad we think rt . the future,bocause
we have to stay at home: A 'wei 'day la t theretere,
matter et which The philosopher should not repine. It
trill teach him the value of, good clothing to keep hint
comfortable ; it ttillwhisper to hint that happiness de
pools onhealth, warn,clothes are the guaran
teen of beelth. will therefore say to him in unmis
takable language, •. tie to thanvillo Btokea, 007 Chest
nut striet,,ind get 2 our apparel."
A OStiTAIN Pit ' . v.eturivis or BALDNESS..—A cer
tain priunoter of the growth of the hair; certain
beautifier of the hair, rendering it soft, glossy, and
In
tlined to curl. Jules Hauel'a Eau Athenlenne f or Hair
Restorer, should be univereally used. It has no equal.
It is not a dye. - It will 'change gray hair and whiskers
to their original lifer dolor. sold by all druggists, and
by Jules Reuel Co., 104 Chestnut at. Jr :64601k
BLURTS; usur f :rsa t t.—NotwithatAtwitng this 01-,
t mute inactislitylnYuSitiiialgenerally, we are happy to
state that theie are exceptions. The present exodus of
our citizens to .the• country has 'caused, for. the time
twing;stin unusual demand for such articles In the gents'
furnishing lin'e as are necessary to make the trip.
tienee the nosh to the popular house of ft. 0. Walborn
do Co.,*(nom) Nos 5 and 7 North Sixth street.
A PVITZTINZ ',CtirSAl:r King .-- - The Cleveland
Heiald elites thata woman alto is known by the sobri
quet or" Mother liejae , la the bend of a gang of river
and wharf pirates,lvhe leave levied unlawful tribute on
the Ohio. Bite mairin the habit of Assuming male attire
wheiiiiiiiietit upon her nocturnal raids, and is Repro
tied to have 'One a numerous gang of men under hor
control.; It is seitecely necessary to add that no such
cattle as this Mother Kepi ever got their male attir, at
the Brown SUMS Clothing gall of Rocklin! &
s fios, 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
AGAESABLE OCCUPATION.—In these swelter
ing times, 7e_hnew of no more agreeable occupation
thin that'of 'advising our frionda to buy their clothing
. at the. "Old Franklin gall Clothing Emporium" or E.
11. Eldridge; No. 321 t:bestnut street. Of the, moped
&rib, over those of all other establiehmenta we deem
'it.Tunneeessary trf , ipeak, -and would only remark, en
passant, that the eitablishment Is
-44 The glass of fashion.-and the mould of form,
•-. The observed of all observeii.”
Juiportaturne.
jlteported for The Frees,]
LIVBBPOOL Ship Pleiades, Winslow-000 tons
common selt3B dosen mate Immo Jeanne tc..00; attests'
snored Salt Worthy k Bootle ; • 2,320 _ bare 272 baudlee
Iron Perris, J012f11, 00 • 958 bars Iron 39 bun
dle's steel hi It Mahony & ' Co ; 401 poxes tin plates
Hathan Trotter tio; 100 kegs chemicals 31 F &
O I,arnall ; 700 tierces Cods ash Frederick Lenoir(;
. 14 casks bleaching powders S & W Welsh ; 20 do and 200
bicarb Bailie &,Copei 21 do Powers k Welghtmen ; 10
owls dry white lead John Lucas k Ca; 485 bdls sheet
'iron Whim" k Dlo.e; 25 (make hardware and 4 chains
Lewis & Co; 22 cases mdse Joshua Copeland; 5
cares plated Ware, Bailey Sc Co ; 4 befell inerchandiee
: L Hallowell Co,; Bdo Leiria Sc Co; 1 bale roar
- cbandlee Cesper ;Benkert; 6 casks llardware
Lanyttoth &Oo 25 ea mdse W McKee Sc Co; 20 do
William Watson '& Co ; 15 do David Graham & 430; 16
d'o A Wray le Co ;• 132 - °take ethw, 213 tone salt F
'tomtit Sc Cons; AO oasteethw Samuel B Pearce, Bone
& Co; 62 pkgs mdse Stuart & Brother ; 321 bars Iron,
..53 hhda soda ash, 5001 regs bleaching powders, 8 choke
salted kips. 1126 salted hides, 41 bait% Zaat
15 tanned do, order:
eltaltENTß, ria New York-462 . 43adi5, Dale-20 bf
M 1420 Ordo brandy 20 hhde do wino 2 half bble bran.
dy O 0 eastillon ; 83 half "plpas 02 qr do 104 half do
bran'y Patterson & Doulton ; 23 half do 40 qr do 70 bla
Widigaerenue ;109 do 25 balf 75 qr pipes do H Boh
len ; hair 12 qr do lb bola b Latta ;17 half 46 qr
28 half pipes do XI Leger
Anonhoo, Pyaro —l,OOO bales
sumac, 24 auks alive oil, 92 bales linen rags, 14cantara
cork rood, 100 bales corke, 1,282 bozos lemons, 760 bag
oranges Isaac .Teknes tr. Co.
WILMINGTON, N 13—Barque J. W Blediet,
son —l3 bales cotton W P Newlin; 1,080 bags nuts
laaac Jeaues & Co; 381 bbis rosin, 69 bales Cotton
Rnight & Bell; 318 bbls rosin Cochran & Ruasell; 100
do do Isaac B Davis &Co- T2(lo spirit' turpentine Row
ley. lob burner & letes hams Van Brunt, Triplet..
& Cono«15,• 152 empty casks Robert Nowlin; 11 bales
cotton waste Jessop & Moore. .
' PRILADRLPEELS: BOARD OP VIADP.
Joan% 0 Gauss, - •
WfutittiCO. KIiST, j Comma OP ran &ions
%LUIS lbartirL,-
, LETTER BAG&
- Al Ms Merchants , Nzekarrge, Pkaadidpkta,
Ship Wyoming, Barton Liverpool, soen
Ship R Gardner, Limeburner, ' Bt John, NB, soon
Ilarquo Meta. Pesach'', London, soon
Barque Hamilton , Jackson' ' BS Jago de Cabs, soon
Brig Col W Coggine, Coggin' Havana, Nam
SAILING OE.THE'OCEAN.STEARIERS.
SAGO TSB UNITED STAUB.
.
STUAMILD ' . FROM •POll - - DAY
, Fulton. New York..Havre duly 24
` Oanada Boaton—Llverpool . . .. ....awly 28
North Star New York..Southatuptolt, .to —July 81
Ails - New York..Liverpoot ..........Ang 4
Europa Boaton:.Liverpool . . ... ....Aug 11.
Vanderbilt New York—Southampto'n, k.e.,.Augld
FROM EtIROPH. ---
. .
PROP" DOI
Petals Liverpool—New York..
Indian LivorpOol..Queboo
Itommonia..,...Erataborg—liewVork
Arabia ..Lioerpool..kosion .-
0 or Baltitnore - „4.tverpool—New York.
Iliarine intelligence.
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, July 20, IP2B.
BUN BLEW - 4 MIBLIN.B2IS . t .. 7 9
SIGH WATIM 2 55
~'+~'!
Steamship Reniebee;ll.and,24 hours from New York,.
via Cape May, with mdse and passengers to Jas
Alt
derdice Passed a bargee and two bilge off Brandywine
Light Ship; ship.Pieladetwfrom Liverpool. and an un
known barque, off the Ledge; barque It B Walker, from
Boston, and brig Eno& Pratt, off Christiana Creek, all
bound up Reports seven vessels at Quarantine, viz :
barques Elisabeth J, from Baran.; J W Blodgett, from
Wilmington, NC; brigs J IL Rhoads, from Pensacola.,"
Anmada, from idatanzu; Bohm J 0 Brooke, from Cien
fuegos; Jonathan Ray, from a Southern port, and ano
ther; name not Ascertained
Ship Ploiadre, Winslow, 53 days from Liverpool, With
mdee , o Peter Wright & Sons.
Sicilian barque anomino, Pajero, 50 days from Pa
lermo, with fruit, &o, to Isaac Jeanii& Co. Reports
the ship John- N Norris, from Snoderland. -and brig
Rineo, from the West lodise, off the Lazaretto.-
, Barque J W Blodgett, Simpson, 8 days from Wilming
ton. IV 0, with naval stores to Cochran & Russell.
Basque Elm, 7 days from Dodos, with mdse to Twat&
00.
Br brig Cadfo, Dale, from clutrante, via New_York,
'days, with brandy, &c, to Patterson k Bonitos.
Brig Chicopee, Bowes, B days from Boston, with mdse
to David Cooper.
Brig T 13 Allen, Wass, 3 dais from New York, In bal..
last to captain
Bohr N B T Thompson, Barnes. 6 days from Boston,
in ballast to Yin Dusan, Norton lc Co.
Behr Ceo Bdward, Boer, 8 days from Dolton, in bal
last to N Sturtevant & Co.
- Bahr James ItarrattiDaviii, 6 days tram Baton, in.
ballut to U Btey •
Behr Isaac Rah. Smith. 8 days from Portemotith,
'ln ballad to N Sturtevant & Co,
• .
Bohr Sarah Baker, 8 days from Boston, with:
mdse' to CtrairelMColAns '
Bahr Won' Collyer,-,Raynor. '6 days from Portland,
IX with atoms to Doughty to Co. '
• Bohr Chtlatoiiher Lamar, Bnoir t 8 days from Salem, ht
ballast to Inns. %Mot LC Co.
Bohr Er t T Cramer; Huntley, 4 days from Provider/50,
in ballset to B Wines 6r, Oo
. . . .
Bohr H H Weeks.-Weeks; 6 lays from Boston, in bnl
hot to 11 !Whits & Co.
-- Bohr 1 Wtlntinson,.ll,lcinstiore, dole from Boa
ton, in ballast to Bloolcluon k Glover.
-13obr Uses ilatlieliendsison, 6 diva from Boston, in
bat - lest to N 6tmtivont & Co.
. .
Behr 8 B Whoaleis 00111100$ 7 days from Bolton, -In
ballast to t Sturtevant &
• Behr Bases, Pest; 4 days
. from le ballast
to Beam, Osle. - 4 Co
kehr 7 Lake acull, 8 days from Boston, In ballastito
Battu: Oglai &Mo. - '
- Behr J 11 B•renp, 00111011, 8 days from BestotiOn bal
last to Wm II Johns '
' ache a 0 Porter, Hudson, 6 dap' from Panversport
In ballast to B billow de Co,
Behr Usury Nutt, Garwood, i days from Salem, in
bailsot to=tlohle - , Ilatitmett,A Cardwell. -
B he Sophin Godfrey;, Williams, 4 days. from PZQVI
64064, In Whit Sr. to Hayes Codshalt.
Bohr Woodninliims; Mason, 6 days from Bostoniiti
ballaat to linters di Luther,'
Schrlf 0 Smith, embh, 4 days from New Bedford, in
ballast to Brown to While
. . .
Mir Z Stratton, Hell. 6 Mum froin Lynn, Mant,ln
ballast to L Andeorlod & Coz
Bcbr J B Johnson. Johnson, 5 deye from Medford, in
ballast to 1, Audenried & C 0.., • :e
. .
Behr J L Horned, Clark, 2 days front Maurice , In Ing
lAA to Morris &Murray. „
Sohr tdantaa, klaxon. 1 day from Frederica * Del, with
wheat and con to Jet Barrett to Bon.
Eche. A ritanehip. Parnell, 2 dive from Camden, Del,
with bark toJ B Ste Dolley.
Schr Geo J Jones,Drowell, 4 darn from Portland,
with fish and plaster to °rowel! & Donlan.
Behr Vandal's. Doopor t 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
OMR to 3,L Boller do Co,
OLEARXD. -
Steamship Keystone , State, Mandunan, Charleston, A
Berm. Jr. .
Steamship City nr,:prew. York, Mires, Boston, Henry
Winger.
Steamship 'Delaware; Oniee, N York, Jam Aliderdic . e.
Ortfok,k II Crowley, Crowley, Boston, X A Bonder
, _ _
-
Bohr B 41 King, A,ndrewej Alateadrja, T Webster, Jr.
• Bohr B Wheeler, oorgini, fidonti sturtnant & Co.
Behr Geo Edw a rd; Hexer; 1 60 ; do
Behr Lizzie /taut Renderion,.Boston i l, do
do%r Jae Bariatti DOSS,
Bohr Isaac Rich. Smith, Blewbaryport, • 4 0
Bohr Wm Kennedl; Chrlety, Washington, Van
Norton. h CO.
Behr Ocean Were, Ensile), Lynn, Mass, do r
Bohr Abs Turner. Gifford, do . do .
Bohr Atary,Tice, Tioo, New Haven, do
Bohr Matt Clinton; Veal, Baltimore, do
Behr.Baltimore, L Andenried
at db.
Bohr B Stratton, Haley, Providence, do '
<-Bohr I B Johnson, Johnson. Chelsea, do .
- Behr fildp,Ompenters FOuntain,Reverhill, do
Behr Annl3 Cannon. Npwell, Weymouth. do.
• Bohr 7 Wfflierdeoff, dr.,,Xlosnaore, Aostonv !Monti:t
em &Glover; • , " -
&kr 13 - A 100, Baker, Beeton, Obis MJller te Co. •
046"3/412toPtier Lceeer, Boow,Balem, do -
liehlWiri'Cidijer.,-Balztot,Vrovidenee, • do • •
Bohr I L Battled, Clark,Xichniond, Morris tc Murray.
gear--V aurOYinzer,'Hootley, Nantneket, B Mines
dodo "
-Bohr II A - Woeks, Weeks, Boston,
Bobrit OrPorte4:_ll !Aeon, Danvereport, do
gobißesonf . eoet, NeeiLondon, Baum, Ogle , tr. Co: .
Bohr T Lake,Sonin Boston. , do
ORrra - BlirterpiPoreOninoliton yr II Johns. r .
Bohr Henry Nntt, Garwood; &Dm, Nobls, Hammett,
St Caldwell.
IM= SoplklikOrodfray.oo.l446MNPrOvidence,Hayee
Bohr W Sims, Kamm Sireloo. - Bolters de Luther.
Bohr Smithiß . L4?!..i., rown 60 White.
A .
~ • "
Eitgkeerlip Breton, Seller; henna, it' NeW York Pith
areenialtin Glospore,.ilerelerin; from Glasgow 10th
Mat, at Now York 2 ith lost
gostqllip Phineas Sprout's, Matthews , cleared at
,VOf$DD 24th lost, for Philanelph , o
Golden Fleece, Mamma, for Ban Francisco,
cleared at Boston 24th Wet: •
11 Brigham, Dow, cleared at New York 24th
lust; for San Francisco.
Ship Moulton, Honeywell, from London for New York,
called from Deal tth inst.
Blip Pholoix, Howie, for Philadelphia, was in the
river, Llverpo , l, 10th lost, outward bound.
Bremen ebip Subtler, Bahr, from Baltimore for Bre.
men' was off the lola of Wight 6th host.
Ship Weetern Ocean, Gwllllam, ot.„Liverpool Bth lost,
from New Orleans . •
Barque Ernestine Giddings, Boob, from New York,
via Barcelona. at Leghorn 28th ult,
Barque Wolfe, from Genoa for Philadelphia, was
spoken 14th inst., lat 41. 24, lon 65 12
Barque Aloah t - Pratt, cleared at New York 24th Ind
for Aspinwatl.
Barque Oak, Ryder, galled from Boston 24th lost, for
Philadelphia.
Brig Myra, roller, cleared at Boston 24th lost, for
Philadelphia. ,
Brig Lady of the Lake, Robbing, at Eastport, 11th
fruit; from Calais and called for Philadelphia
, Brig relons, Si'ma, hence, at Portsmouth 22d inst.
Brig S West, Wooster, hence for Boston, at Iloimea%
Hole 23d lost •
Brig '!:'angler, Pendleton, cleared at Portland 22d fret
for Philadelphia,-
Bohm Wm H Dennis,Mewltt, from Tioaton for Phila.
&Bahia; Alquissar, Long. St George for do, and Barn.
'stable, Gorham, I:unstable for do, at Holmes' Hole
Mat inst. The Barnstable sailed again same day, and
the Monism and W H Dennis sailed 23d
Sabre Oonamnrider-in.chier, —'
and C has 8 Caratairs,
Somers, hence for Bodoni Form, Endicott, do for Ha
verhill; ,Elias 'Pharo, Oranmer, do for Salem; and 1 0
Henry, Fenton, do for South Market, N H, at Holman'
Hole =fleet, and mailed again
Bohr Oboe Henry, Baker, hence, at Provincetnern
19th inst.
• Bahr Mae Anna, Leach, hence, at Proviceetown Met
Lust.
&lir Frank A H 11. Powell, for Providence, was towed
o sea from Charleston =4 Inst.
. .
Scbr Shepherd A Mount, Smith, hence, was die.
charging at Mayaguez 10th fast.
- Bohm It Q Whllden, Jarman; E Townsend; Williams;
Mary Miller, Lane. hence. and Ceres, Meredith, from
Odessa, Al, at Roston 23d inst.
Behr Albert Green. hence, at Deacons 20th inst.
Bar E Plower, Rayner, hence, at Pall River 2 lot inst.
Bohr Jan T Brady, hence, at Fall Elver 22d that
Bohr Rlohnrd Borden, Arnold. sailed from Pall River
22d lent fir Philadelphia.
Rehr R B Only, Peterson, at Newport :oth inst, from
,Velawa•e City, • -
- Behr Orlando Smith, Hall, sailed from Westerly 10th
lust for Delawate City.
Rehr Hannibal, Wentworth, hence, at Roston 21th
bast
Bchr Jolla Anna, Harding, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 24th init.
' Pelt P. 3 Rayner, Rayner, cleared at New York 24th
inst..for.Philadelphia.
Bnhres Vies P Cooper, Williams, hence, and ilnwasset,
was, from Delftware City, at Providence 23i inst.
Behr 1.7 Gauze, broken, sailed from Providence 23d
inst., for Wilmington. Del
Schr Ostoline Gall, Graham, hence for Rockport, at
Portland 23d inst.
UM • - -
EDT 1111,1101011 TO TEEN POI6/24.]
ii/aPTOII ROADS. July 2.4.
The ship Humboldt, CH days fro n Oaltao , Lae arrived
here, and la awaiting orders.
Jane ~ 281,h, Ist 89 42, lon 47 23, ship 151 It Ludwig,
bound seat.
July 22, off Nantucket ghoala, whaling barque Mont
gomery, of New Bedford
July 4. lat 41, lon 34g. ship Sarah Newman (of Now.
buryport), from Valcutta for London
DOMESTIC POETS
NSW YORK. July 24 —.arrived, an i p Routh Carolina,
Smith, Rotterdam, e 4 dayir; barque Commodore, Wil
liams, Palermo, Gibraltar June II; brigs Carolino
Kelly. Pots, Cadia May 2.ith; Benguela. Staples, Ha
rms
,14 days ; Emily. Sanders, Readout for Boston;
ochre Edward E Perry, Simeon, Bayport, Fla; Arthur
Einmerson, Burton, - Edenton, N 0; Wonder. French,
Providence; Maria Louis!, Caroming, Pall River
Cleared, etearusblos Atlanta. Lay o.ld, Charleston;
Caledonia, Gager, Baltimore; ship Clifton, Williams,
New Orleans; Br brig Pauline, Ritehle. Glasgow; Port
brig Fortuna, Costa, Oporto for orders. brigs Emily E
Saunders. Boston; Borneo. Craig, orders;
a, hre
Ellen, Rodman, Bauman, Bedford; Mary Emma, Davis,
-Wilmington
BOSTON; July 23.—Arrived, ship Orozimbo (new, of
New, °dazzled Nickerson, Portsmouth. N It; barques
Young Turk. Taylor, Malaga; Columbus (Nor). Kis
vons, Marseilles; Lucy. Bedding, Liverpool; Inland
City,, Stevens, Galveston; Lauzarotte, Harman, Olen
taws
Cleared. barque Ceres, Humphreys, Musquash, N B,
to load for Bridal Channel; brig. J W, Weetway,
Georgetown, P NI; Trio Wardle.. Illlaborm Main,
Stereos, Portland. Me; sabre Martha Jana, Billings,
'Mayaguez. P B; Reba. °teacup, St Johns, c F; Dr No.
gem Adams. Wilmington, N 0; Helen Mar, Nickerson,
Alexandria, Va.
Sailed, 'hip Brutus,. barques B Foster, Minoua, Sylph,
Ls Olguens,• brig R W Packer '
BALTIMORE, July 24 —Arrived. Rehm Lucy Virginia,
Auld, St Bartholomew 10th lust, Globe. Small, Salem.
Oleared, steamship Wm Jenkins, Hallett, Boston;
saes Adallne Townsend. Townsend, do; Sarah Birch,
bayley,.Belfast; J L Miller , Frain, Midletown, Conn;
Mayflower, Strong, Portsmouth, N
PC/REIGN PORTS.
. Liverpool—Ar 6th, L 11 Harman, Chicegn; Ith;
R L Lane, Con!Bard, New (Menne; Bth, Ariel; Delano,
do; Gen Parkhill, Pyke, Charleeton; 9th, Onwarn,
Coombe Mobile; Investigator, Carver, New York; 10th,
Brandywine, Purington, Mobile; Tribal Cain, Clarke,
New Ofieleee.
Old 7tt. Wm Penn, Meade, Baltimore; 811812 Austin,
Garnet, Nair York; Shelter. Itheht, do; Juniata, Da.
vies, - Olt,. Point, Va; Bth, Windermere. Smith, New
Orleans; Texas,Morrill, and Alamo, Mudgett, New
York; _Helen fr. Frances, Lowell, City Point. Ye; Sam
Dunning. Pkoltield, St John, N B• Bpaminondae, Bea.
ler, Quebec; 9th, Tempest, Whitney, New Orleans;
Bhawmut, Rigging, Beaton; M W Babbidge. Blaisdell;
Constantmople. .to; Gallego, Wolfe, Cardiff; 10th,
Owego, Stevens, New Orleans
Old 6th, E 0 Barney, Bartley, and Southampton.
Austin. New York; John Statnwood, Curette, - Havana+
BtN, National Sca le, Mathews, Boston; Jacob A Wes.
tervelt, Austin, New York.
Bold for loading, 811,, Parliament Leach, Boston;
Isaac' Wright. !desalts% New York; Thorwaldsen,
Brown, New Orleans; 7th. Anna rfooper, Harper,
Baltimore; Charmer, Crudes, Boston; Robert Mille,
Patterson, New York;-Bth, Wabash, Purrington, Glb.
miter; Sandusky, Williams, New Orleane; Aldanah,
Banker, New York. -
London—Entd inwards 9th, Champlain, Wyman,
Trinidad. Cuba; 9th , Wursata, Btrengrafe, New York.
Old - 7th, Wm Libby, Bishop, Calcutta; Bth, F W
BaileJJ Hoopman, No and New York
ltntd out 9th, J 'A Hazard, William., Oharleston; Bth,
Noonday, Henry, Calcutta; 9th, Sea Nymph, Winsor,
Ban Francisco.
Gravesend-2a Bth, Canton, Pet%lnger, Darien; Bth,
Cavalier, Jordan, Quebec
Deal—Ar 71h, Exchange, Potter, from London for
Boston (and aid); Cl lied 110, Brown, from do for New.
port; &c, (aud Md. 8th); 9th, Adriatic, Scott, from do
for Bombay (end old).
Sld 7th. Mary Marshall (from Havre), New York.
Passed Bth, May Queen, Stanwood, New Orleans for
Gotbenberg; Norval, TraUry, from Shields! for New
Bedford. -
DA!
.aulylo
..July 14
..Yarn
..July 17
-JWy2l
Off Portland 7th, Agnes, Schilling, from Richmond,
Ye; Germ Wiotiog. from Charleston—both for Bremen
Halmonth—Ar Bth. Georges, Magna* bt Thomas;
Julia Cobb, Rose. Havana; Btb, Jarson ' Montgomery,
Hopkins, do for Liverpool.
Cowen—Ar Bth, Reaper, Kelley. Callao.
Sunderland-81d 6th, Masonic, Perry, New York.
Newcastle—Brad for loed.ng Bth, B Everett, Gunby;
Uncle. Joe, Borten, and Alleghenies), Brickford, New
York.
Bristol—Ar Bth, T W Lucas, Perkins, Wilmington.
Cardiff—Ar sth, Arthur White, Kelley, Gloucester;
7th, id L Prank, Haskell, London; 814 7th, Glen Striker,
Jona, Cape de Verdi. S td Bth, Lune, Lord, Havana.
Ardrossan—Sld 7th. Arbuters, Baker; Boston
Glasgow—Ar 6th, Kepler, Tucker, and Jane Daggett,
lambert. New York; Bth Austin, - Wyldes, Gerdenee,
Sid 6th, Hungarian, Males, Trieste (end from Green
ock acme de)) ,
Greenock—Ar Boeeneatlr, Auld, Charleston.
Sid 6th, A C Adams Hemming ay , Boston.
Kirkwall—Passed Pair /sle Slit lilt, bleesenger Bird,
Billings, from Sunderland for Providence.
Sligo—Ar eth. fluent, Kelly, Norfolk,
Texel—Bld 4th inst. Amicetle, Wygora, Now York.
Bremerhaven—AT. 84 ;net, B P Gelidly, Hagen, New
Orleans.
Havre—Old 7th Ind, Alfred Storer, Drown, New York.
Marseilles—Ar 3d lost, Ottawa, Out, New York.
(Aareltar—Ar 80th ult J At Damn°, Bortnaufort,
oaten; 2d lost, Delegate, Chase, Malaga (or B o
Joradra_sld 80th ult, Farah A Bell, Wood N York,
Malaga—Ar 16th ult, Nepteve, Blooms, Charleston,
Trieste—Ar 4th toot, Wm Lumber', Orr, Liverpool.
Malta—Sid 28ih alt, Charles Er Jane, Soaker, (from
Havana) Trieste.
Table Bay, C (I ll—Ar May 21, Yalotto, Locke, Dos
toe, Aprft 1.- - • -
Melbourni—Ar, Sumatra, Abbott, London, (Deal,
Joe 11 )
Havre, July B.—The Am ship R L 011chriet , how..
latch arrleed here from New Orleans June 22. and was
lying in the Vauban basin d.scharging, took fire (ae
before stated) last night, and wee scuttled, but the
neap tides being on she could not be entirely sub
merged, and the fire reached her upper w.aka; part of
her cargo .had been landed, but she bad still on board
600 bales of cotton, 82 tasks and 6 bales of tobacco, and
2,410 stave'.
Liverpool, July 9 —The Isle of May, from New York,
which arrived yesterday, broke her shear and drove
font of, the-British Queen, for Whitehaven , carrying
away Isom stauneheons, bulwarks.
The cargo In the forehold of the atesmablp New York
Is,e.hooet all 'recovered, bet as it was cleared away
largo holes In the bottom became apparent, and the
bopee of !plying the chip are very feeble.
'Per Indian, at Quebec.)
Arrived from New York April 28th, 811 Talbot, end
Tumid, at Melbourne; 10th, Gen flushing, and Reindeer,
at Kidney; July 2d, Gardner, at Oporto; 9tb. Oregon, at
Toad; Yorktown, at Deal; Calhoun, and Itsbeim, Ll
remota ; 18th, lasso Webb. and Universe, at do
Arrived from N Orleans July Bth, Augusts. at ll‘vre;
19th, Industry, Oslo, and Paul Augusts, at Deal ; 10th.
dritons, Tribal, and Simon, at Liverpool ; 12th, N
O'Brien, at do.
Arrived from Mobile,' July 10, consignees and Bran
dywine, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Boston, April 13th, Revenue, at Mel
bourne; 30tb, State of Maine, at do,
• Arrived from Philadelphia, July 12tb, Mystery, at
Sailed for New York, May 2d, Tornado, from Mel
bourne, 30th Tuly; Isabella Robinson, from Shields;
Albatross, from Sunderland ; Southampton and Baltic
from Liverpool.
did for New Orleans June 28th, Maritta, from Tone-
THU, July Bth, A ramoda @now, and Charlotte Robin
son, from Bordeaux; 10th, Oswego. from Liverpool
81d for Philadelphia July 10th, Mulls, from Liver
poo - 81 l d d foilfeetonJuljiofh, - Nationat, Eagle, from Boston.
151ager's !Irwin; Machlnee.—Alter a lair
trial of-the several machine!' that have yet been ofrered
to the public", the imanimone verdict of operators hes
been glyen in favor of Binger's. This is, in fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of mewing.
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING. BIAORINE
is, beyond all question, the most complete article for
Amity nee 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. SINGER Sc CO.,
del am °Sloe, No. 502 OIIESTNIIT Street.
--Seamen'. Saving Poind-:-0111ce 903 Walnut
street, cue door west of Second street. Receives de
posits In ems of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community,-and Atoll faterest at the
rate of Ave per sent; per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 9 o'clock, and on MO/2-
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
lfriblelln Pe1l; Treasirer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
Griver & Baker's
011,11111112110
FAMILY SEWING MAORINTIO,
ISO OHRSTNIIT STREET.
'T/ 141 4'lleebiney are now Justly admitted to be the
beet In nee,fer family sewing, snaking DOW, strong,
and elaetle etifah, which will .2101 rip, even if every
fourth stitch be ant, Circulars sent on iippllcation by
letter. •p9-y
A Certain Cure for'llaldutesa and a Promotion
OP TiII,ODOWTILAND litAtiTY OF TDB HAIR.
JULES IS AIM% .DinAinittsiassa or, Bair De darer,
the grentew ebdmicai w onder of the age, Is not a dye,
but changes gray hair end whiskers to their original
life color. Sold by all Druggist", and at the laboratory
or JULES RAVED & CO., no. Iv.; cur,api UT fnruct.
,y2144t4w1!
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL - HOTELS,
v TO 07/74 WOLOOIT TIU itominta.
GIRARD HOTlSE—Ohestnut etreet, below N inth.
J Bhelleto k don, Olneln- llGray, Maysville, Hy
natl, Ohio. T A Hafiman, 11l
W V Pratt, Mali P W Strickland, Tenn
W T Die*, St Louis - John L Macoatilay, New
Dlrs,J &Atom & child, St Winne
Loafs -G 0 Bummey, Aberdeen,
D E MoNair, Robeson, N 0 Bliss
Wtn It Reptant & wife, Miss Mary L Step/tone,
Isoinion, Tenn . Jackson, Tenn
Mies Mary E Robertson, L. 7 Davies & lady, N Y
Jackson, Tenn BB Wright & lady, Miss
.1 0 Boyle, M4cone, Miss OW Elosette, Columbus Ga
13 E Lawhon, Columbus, Ga R F Vaughain, Norfolk, Va
0 M Wheat, Louisville, Ky 0 Morgan & lady. Chicago
0 It Pendergast, Balt Sanderson Smith N Y
N II Mallery & lady, Dixon, John Ailing, Indiana
• 11l .7 /3 Shaman, Little Rock,
0 3 Ttodfoed, St Thomas, Ark
W I 111 Werdebaugh, Balt
.7 A Harableton, Balt 0 IrLorde, Balt
T A Emmet & lady, N Y Atlas Emmet, N Y
Mr Emmet, N Y ' Jae II Ohlutboume, WO-
E D Townsend, Palmyra, NY mil:4ton, N 0
Divie Lee, Rook Island D Ingraham & la, Memphis
D W Middleton, Washing- Mice Kate Murphy, Vin
ton ranee, Ala
Mta E Weakloy, Florence, Mica S Weakley, Florence,
Ala Ala
Mies A Weakley, Florence, Wm II Donegan, Hunts-
Ale vifle, Ala
L W Hasleburst, Oa MD Miller, N Y
John Tibbetta, Quebec 0 II Carter, Did
Jae Cowman, Cincinnati, 0 A A Bloody, Baltimore
Wm II Dodge, N Y A Brother, New Orleans
We, T Joynes, Petersburg Wm L Asher, Wilmington,
Lewis Elkin, Now Orleans N 0
W B firubbe, Naahville Geo It Howell, Nashville
Maj Longstreet, II S A David Margot, N Y
D Rankin, N It Mien Pullian & 2 sia, N Y
Bee W French, N Y Richard Hill, Richmond.Ya
0 W Thomas Lonisville,Hy W II Merurith, Loris?, Hy
11 B Baker, N Y P Green, 11 t , A
FS Phelps, Boston 13 Simon, nineinnelt. 0
Si Slack, Cincinnati, 0 John 9 Hilman, N Y
J II Lumpkin, On II W Forte, Miss
Id Smith. New Orleans John Fogge. Miss
J 9 Hoskins. Mine E Hoskins, Mies
A Amet. St Louis E Hubba , d, Mien
J3l Walineley, England T Poinsoerd
J Bickerton & wife, Balt Miss Brook, Baltimore
T Bodberger, N Orleans EL E Bonnett. N Orison
L Bodet, New Orleans De Montrone, New Orleans
John Barbee, Louisville D MeGaffery, D 0
3 Cumming'', Canada John Edmiston, N Y
J 0 Buttes & In, Cincinnati A M Smith, D 0
R If Window', N Y 0 II Lewis & eon, Louis.
.7 K Edgerton, Indiana ',Ole, Ky
G Pi Bailey, Ohio E P Owner, B 0
B 0 Bowel' Et Joseph D Tod, Ohfo •
F. W Gould, St Louie N II Pelbeth, Mim
A J Stereo, Mies Ceo K Rignold, Mims
II Eastland. Miss Miss Caldwell, Wheelt,Ya
CLE.IIOHANTB , IIO22I.--Pourth street, below Arob.
tl R Barrett. Md Thoe Q Irowsrd, Phil&
J R Donnell, York, Pa k L Jones, Ey
J P Brewer. Pa E W Reyes Shippensburg,
Lewis Richwine, LW:factor Pa
St John George. Philo J L Rill, N Y
0 D Tlanghawout, Swanton II D Memotibenk, Texce
L 0 Rountree, Texas J R Smith. Texas
. . . .
II II Taft, Baltimore It B Wigton, Huntingdon
3 Thomoson, PlttAtough co. Pa
Wm Pinkerton, Pittsburgh A Bing, Galveston, Texas
AMERICAN HOllBB—Ohestrint street. above Pith.
8J Hartley, Baltimore J A Hanley, Baltimore
T Thvtcher, Danville, Pa 8 B Robbins. Baithuore •
Harrison, Baltimore W Brown, Virginia
R Sanford, North Carolina It Runsford, Nth Carolina
W H Honing & la, N Y Mina Emma Cooper, N Y
G Mendenhall. Boston Mine blendonhall, Benton
T 8 AdNiuson. Pa J Johnson, Cambridge, Mae
0 Johroon, Virginia D B Potts, Lancaster
A B Rink do la, Albany 8 N Burin, Brooklyn
T W Barnum, N Y Miss Berrias. N Y
L 0 England, Owego, N Y D MoD Barkley, N Y
0 Wilmer. Be timore 0 A Hudson dc la. Georgia
A J Gillett, Harrisburg O 0 Jones, Messachnsetta
W Pierson Massachusetts W $ Ihnith, Massachusetts
R T Tumbllnson, Phila
UNION HOTEL—Are street, below Fourth.
E Mean. 'Pitism% 3 Davie , Pbilaila
H F Hamlin. Elkton, MA Mrs Hay & child, N J
L B Haler, Phteuixv. Pa A W Ewalt. Lancaster
.1 Israel. Camden, .9 0 I) McCoy, Columbus, Ohio
I Hartman, Reading J Brown, 11l
(leo Davis, N Y M Sherman, 111
H Kessler, Cino, Ohlo O A 'totem:Merger. Ohio
1 T Hyatt Oinn, Ohio H Nordlinger, N Y
Llt Beitzrleyes, All city P Lerch, Jr, Batton, Pa
B Tomer, All city
MADISON MUSD, Second street, above Market.
J F Brown. West Indtes 0 W Shaw, Doyleatown,Pa
Sutherland, Chicago W Brewster dc la. Indiana
McCann, Rotheeter, NY D P Van Denburgh, 80-0
0 Hickman, Delaware cheater, N Y
L Ilaggarty, Baltimore D Lipscomb, Baltimore
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
B Jacobs, Chester cone- J J Thomaston & lady,
ty, Pa Washington
o w Swartz. Wyontlng,Pa L Dudly & family. Pa
J lilliaby, St Louie E D Hammett, St Loula
Horace Royer. Trappe, Pa S H Rsona & lady, Elmira
blra John 0 Rahn & eon, Gen Marts & Ulll2, Potts-
Tampons villa
H 0 Hammer & son, Cleo Brown & lady, Elk.
ford. Pa ton, Md
Chas vsnwhinekler. Texas Abraham Focht, ?hits
W P Vouto. Pottsville. John (Dummy, Lebanon,
Mies Mary Carmany, Lebo. Ps
non, Pa hi Richter, N Y
Chao Fisher, Wheeling. Va Henry Jones, Wheeling,
Jobn liendereon, Pitts. Va
burgh ' Amos 4 Smith, Westmore.
W /Written, Ohio land
Oboe Hoffman, Ohio Henry Herkeslager, Schyl
Geo Harrison, Pine Grove Haven, Pa
A. M °bailout, Phoenix. U Vonte & lady, Sobyl
villa Rayon
John Hoffman, Ohio
BLACK BRAD INN-1/111b and Merchant 'treater,
L Garrott & la, Delaware 8 T Walker, Delaware
co, Pa co, Pa
Euos Hatton, Pa Isaac F Hayes. Pa
Wm A Stroud, Del JoAnne Jackson, Pa
fr Leedom, Delaware co, Pa TMth,
Wm 8 Wright, BM
BLACK BEAR ITOTEB—ThIud. LboYe Oaliowhill
Mantilla Battey, Flower- Prank Brothel, Ridge
town Valley
Ohne Man, Pa T W Wolf, Pa.
B Rhoadni Pa
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callowbill.
damn Brower, Montgonte- John Overholizer, Berke
ry co. Pa co, Ps
Levl Sweirzer, York, Pa Thomas Smith, Unionville,
Saml Steiner, Berke 00, Pa Pa
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street, below Vine.
Wm Merrill, Flemington, U 11 Slough, Jenkintown,
N J Penn
U L Corson, Buckingham, Wm °refer, Cheltenham,
Penna. Penns
John Davie, Cheltenham, Wm Beans, Pa
Penns Dr 8 Btokea, Stroudsburg,
8 Stet es. 8 troudaburg, Pa Penns
A Mullin New Slope, Ps
Bperial Nantes.
Saving Pond.—Five Per Cent, Interest.—
NATIONAL BACOT TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S. W. oorner of TRIED, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money in received end payments made daily, without
notice. The inveatments 4re made in Real Ratite,
Mortgagee, Ground Bente, and each first-olass securi
ties as th charter requires. Omee 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. fee
Bower's Haunt Cordial.•. This Inv:untiele
Cordial is preparedfrom a variety of the moat choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infanta and
young children.
By its powerful influence a speedy cure la effected in
all comes of Chotic, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children's enduing dozing dent'.
tion or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quillises palm of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, Ao.
The Infant Cordial hu become a standard remedy,
and baa been used in thousands of cases with the most
abundant enema. No family should be without it.
Prepared only by nay A. Bowes,
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N.J. corner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. an 18-1,
lOonsumptien.—How many Menges of de•
batty, incurable by ordinary medicines, aro cieood by
phyelciane, eu well as the public, under the convenient
term Consumption! All of them agree In one thing,
their fatal tendency; and most of them, in their pri
mary and oven secondary stages, may be arrested by
purifying the epringe of life through the renovating
rigency of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. Sold by F.
BROWN, Fifth and Chestnut, and lIAfSARD er, 00.,
Twelfth and Cheetnut. blibelOt wit
Jackson,
JOB PRINVIID,
FIFTH AND OHNSTNIIT.
'Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Dille Lading, Dill Needs, Mr
oolars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
priese to salt Mg, times 4817.31,
illarriauto.
At New York, on the 21st inst., by the Rey. J. J. Ly
on', It gNRY LYONS, of Hopktosrille, Ey, to ROSA.
Llh, daughter of Rowland and Amelia Oromelten, of
the former city.
On the 221 Instant. by Iter Joseph P. Berg, bfr.
TEICISIAB B. BOND to Miss KATE PILLING, all of
this elty. tY
On the 20th instant, by Rev. Joe. U. Reonard, Mr.
ItOBBRT G. LEWIS to Mia/ EMMA DEOR, both of
this city. •
Oa the 22d last., by Bey. George A. Darborow, Mr.
.1011 N DOWLAN to Mrs. BLIZADNTG 0. PDA BODY,
both of this city.
Oa the 22d Instant, by the Rev. J Atwood, st the
bride's residence, Mr. JOUN A. CIOAPMAN, of Now
York city, to Min AMY J. DAUS, of Gloucester City,
New Jersey. tk
Mat °.
On the 24th init., 3110. MORN ItZTEI, aged 62 yearn,
11 months, and 17 dam
/Ile re)atlrea and Meads are respectfully Invited to
titian.) the funeral. from hie late residence, back of
1573 Wood street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
ert.hent further notice. *
Oa the 24th inst.,lBAAO BOILEAU, Jr., in the 88th
year of his ago.
Ws friends, and those of the family, also the Jude.
pendenco Hose Company, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents,
Ne 1309 Merrine street. above Thompson, this (Mon
day) afternoon. at 4 o'clock, without farther notice *
On the 24th inst., ELLA, Infant daughter of James
and Elizabeth Rushton, aged 2 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her parents, in Allen street, above Restorer, Sigh
teenth ward, late Kensington, this (Monday) after.
noon, at 3 o'clock. Funeral to proceed to Monument
Cemetery.
On the 232 loot 'WILLIAM 0 , the eldest eurviving
child of French' G. nod Margaret Cardwell, aged 7 years,
9 months, and 8 days. tt
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, No. 431 Lombard street, below Fifth,
this (Monday) afternoon, 28th lost ,at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Odd Fellows` Cemetery.
On the 2.34 Inst., JOHN F. HOOD, in the 27th year
of hie age,
The relatives and friend. of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his
late residence, No. 1212 North Thirteenth street, thin
(Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ik
On the 23d instant, Mrs. ANN AMMO, aged 66
yearn.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her hus
band, No. 1909 Pine street thin (Monday) afternoon,
20th lost., at 2 o'clock, without further notice. To
proceed to Roxborough,
On the 23d holt , JAOOI3 BECK, In the 64th year of
his age **
On the 22d Met., Mrs. ELIZABETH SMITH, in the
70th year of her age.
On the Met 'natant, in Camden, N. J., Mr..7OBBPH
HER, aged 67 years and 8 menthe. •
On the 21st inst., in Ttlakertoo,N J., TllOB, DUNN,
non Of Rev T. P. and M. B Bleeper, formerly of New
Jersey, now of Elsokett'sliarbor, N. Y., aged 11 month.,
and 21 days
On the 23d Instant, MARY, infant daughter of !Mph
and Mary Antonio, aged 4 months and 6 days, •
Pngss.—Prift,AMPTlTA, MOI thAY. 26. Igsg;
CITY MORTALITY.
IlasLin °mon, July 18511
l'ho mother of 'lnterments in the city of Philadel
phia, for the woek ending at 12 o'clock to-day, in... 307
D. C 5 S t "
-
DlBOllBOll. !Li D1F30110.11. c . 1•7
g •
• • s•
• •13
Asphyxia. ....... ....
(lancer 2
Casualties 8
Croup 1 8
Con:ration of Lungs. 3
Brain... 4
Cholera Infautunt.. 78
Dlotbus:...
Oonsumption Lungs 28 4
Convulsions 12
Diarrheas
Dropsy, Drain 10
Obeat 2
, t Heart 2
fl ease of Brain.... 2
Heart 1
Chest.— 1
Dr0wned............2 9
Dysentery 8 6
Debility 3 9
Effusion on Brain... '4
Fever, Puerperal.... 1
Eosriet..... I
Typhus....
Of the above there were :
Undar 1 pear—, ....... 183
From 1 to 2 52
• 2to 6 23
• 6tolo
• 10 to 15 4
" 15 to 20 . 4
a 20 to 30 10
" 80 to 40 18
Bfales 162
Females. 156
From the Atroshouee....lB
4ople of Color.. 14
By order of the Board of
ARTHUR
acrDemocratic Elections —ln the Schedule
to the %Ace recently adopted by the Democratic
Convention for the government of the Democratic party,
it is ordered " that an Election shall be held in each
Division of the several Wnrde of the city of Philadel
phia, on the evening of the last Monday in July, (Tl l / 8
EVENING,) 1868, between the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock,
for Officers of Election and members of an Executive
Committee, to prepare an enrolled list, and conduct the
Brat election provided for in Rule 1. The election hereby
ordered shall be conducted by the officers vrho performed
that duty at the late election of Delegates to this Con
vention to ley's° the Rules, and in accordance with the
provisions of Rule 1."
CHARLES DROWN, Presidept.
G. LIIIHENRINO, Z 3y2 .2t
JOHN CASIP,MLI., 5
ay. Fair t moun and Arch-Street City Pets.
SENGER. RAILWAY CO —At a Meeting of
the Commissioners named in the Act to incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch-street City Passenger Rail
way Company, held in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the Wilco of William L. Mrs;
Esq., Sixth street, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the following Commissioners, William R.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert J. Hemphill, George
11. Thomas, James B. Smith. together With the Chair
man, wore appointed a Committee or make the neces
sary arrangements and open BOORS OP SUBSCRIP
TION, according to the general Railroad Act.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet at the Wetherill Rouse,
SANSOM Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, WED:
, ESDAY, and TRUMAN, the 10th, 11th, and 12th
days of August, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. M., to receive
Subscriptions to the Capital Stack of the above-named
Passonger Railway Company.
ISAAC LEEOII, la., Chairman, •
BODT. J.llsurun.L, Secretary. jy22-tanl2.
07. Now On, ans Gas Light Company.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
• PHILADELPHIA, July 2,1858.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
New Orleans One Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer Or the Kock and the payment or the Divi
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October next; and they are requested to
surrender the Certificates issued by this Bank And re
ceive Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. 11.1121.1.T0N,
jy3-dlw&mthtocl Cashier.
IX:Office of the Frunkford stud Southwark
PIMADELPIIIA CITY PASSENGER RAIL
COMPANY, Corner of GERMANTOWN ROAD
and Of/AILiA6I Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July let, 1858.
The Hoard of Directors have declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, payable to the Stockholders or their legal repro
nentatives after the 10th instant, at this Office.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
from and after this day until the lkth loot.
Stockholders are requested to leave their Certificates
at this Office to be exchanged for *there with the new
title of the Company,
jy2Atuvrlbt
[rrOffice Phllad•lplIla and ,Trenton Rail•
ROAD COMPANY,
PIIMADHLPHIA, July 16th, 1858.
Th. Director, have thin day declared a semi-Annual
Dividend of POOR PER CENT. from the profits of
the Company for the teat nix months, payable to the
Steel:hoiden., or their legal representative., on and
after the 21st lust., at the Office of the Company.
jy2o-tit J. MORRELL, Secretary.
Notiee —West Philadelphia Passenger
RAILWAY COMP ANY, July 15, 1858.
The ears of this Company now run every live min
nits from TIMID and MARKET Streets to their
Depot, on LOCtstbt and lIAVDRFORD Streets.
jyl6-1m W. 8. MANN Superintendent.
Brokers
CHARLES E. BUCK,
REAL ESTATE DRONER AND AGENT,
No. 81434 WALNUT STREET.
Real Estate purcdumed and gold. Houses rented.
Rents and (hound Rents collected. Money procured ou
mortgages, ground rents, Ace.
IMFESLIMRCI.
Frederick Fraley, EN., Wm. D. Lewis, Esq.
Morris L. Hallowell, Esq. Thos. P Sparhawk Esq.,
j
James Dunlap, Esq., Caleb Jones, E. y2G Inl
AUGUST BELMONT,
BANIEKR,
75 ISHAVSII. STREET, •
'taw TORE,
lasues Letters of Credit, imitable to Travellers, on all
parts of the world. je3o43m
CRONISE & CO.,
SPEOIII AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Refer to the Deane and ilatoteas of Philadelphia
jet-1y
1f71i4
ANLEY, BROWN, & CO.,
BANK-NOTE,
_IITCCF" AND EXCHANGE
N. W. corner of THIRD end CHESTNUT Streets,
PH 1 L A Int Linz A .
Collections made, and crafts drawn on all parts of the
United States and the Canadaa, on the most favorable
terms.
Collections made, and Droste drawn on England. and
Ireland.
Uncurrent Dank Notes bought. Land Warrants
bought and sold. Dealers In Specie and Bullion. Loam!
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commission at
the Board of Brokers In Philadelphia and Now York.
jea.em
EDWARD R. PARRY, RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary Publip for Commialioner for
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
PARRY & BROTHER,
BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
OONVEYANOERS,
FRONT STREET above MCEONP,
MANKATO, MINNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and it:treating
Money for non.residents and others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes, dco. Any letters ofsuavity or business
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, & Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Rosa, A Withers, Philadelphia,
Sharp, Raines, A 00., Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charles Ellis & tlo., Philadelphia.
Parry Jr Randolph. Philadelphia.
ilemounle
REMOVAL
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
432 CHESTNUT STREET,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO THEIR NEW STORE, OFFER
111111=311
1 3 1,A.T1i1D GOODS
AT A lIEAVY REDUCTION FROM USUAL PRICES
Jy23-Irn If
JACKSON,
JOB PRINTER,
Rae Removed to
PIRTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
D'2•lm
T. T. 1a1t.1148.
A BRAMS & MAYER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LOCKRAVEN, PA.,
Will attend promptly to all profacsional buaincno
trusted to them. Special attention given to the collet
+lion of claim.
I=l
Dor. Wm. F. Packer, Harrisburg, Pa. ; L. A. Stookey,
President Lock Haven Hank; general D. H. Jackman,
Lock haven' Hon. A. White, Lock Haven; S/113011
Scott, Lock Hat on & Falrthorne, Philadel
phia ,• McFarland, Loom, A Co., Phlieuielphia; Evans
& iVateon, Philadelphia; Phillip M. Price, Philadel
phia; Hon A. Y. Yareonm, Philadelphia; Willininaon,
Taylor, k Co., Philadelphia; Toner a Davis, Phila
delphia; lion. Joules Durnolde, tiellotento, Pa.; J. W.
Quigglo, Esq., Pldladelphia. jy Mir
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURER.
The Institute will hold an Exhibition of American
Manufactures from the 19th of October tt the 9th of
November next. The building will be prepared for the
reception of goods on FRIDAY, October 19th. All ar
ticles Intended for competition must be deposited on or
before Monday, October 18th.
'Circulars containing the regulations for the Exhibi
tion will be prepared for distribution In a fen days.
Any further information n ill ho received on applica
tion to WILLIAM HAMILTON,Aotuary,
jy 29.3 t Hail of the Franklin Institute.
SODA WATER FOR THE MILLION!
PRICE RBDUCIED
'_VI-1R,117.7;1 CFL:N'I'6 A QS.Af I
The public aro renpeotfolly Informed that thono who
may roqulro n
COO 6, SPARKLING BEVERAOII,
Trill find It to their advantage to call at
OSGOOD'S
VARI3I:'r STO
NO. 316 CHESTNUT Street, cor. HUDSON'S ALLEY,
And obtain a glass of his delicious
SODA WATER,
Flavored with Choke Syrupe, at the low price of
THREE CENTS A GLASS!
m w-Ot
rr NERMOMETERS, SPY-GLASSES, MI-
A CROSCOPES, Claude Lorraine Mirrors, Opera
Glasses, and a large assortment of Optical, Mathemati
cal, and Philosophical Instruments,
MuALLISTER
(Established in 1708,)
jy23 dt 728 CHESTNUT Sheet.
LIEIDSICK & CO. Oil
conatant supply of the goonlno brand in bond and
in titers, for sale b h p WILLIAM 11. ItIIATON,
Bole Agent for ennsylva NT n.
5110 Ro P
uNi FRO ia
Rt.
I. 7l k ri'
coitikt, & Co.,
Ile CIIESTNITT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of goods :
A, & W. SHUGUES , PRINTS, in groat variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues,
Skirtings, and Taney Stylca.
BLEACHED MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lonednlo, Masonville, Watersville,
Hope, Washington, Union mills,
Blackatone, Cohannet, Johnston,
White Rock Phenix, Acton, Ac.
MIRTINGS, AltD OSNA—
BURGS.
Mtwara, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, Hast'n Virginia, Eagle,
Manchester, Men's & Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanics', Warren A, Carrs' River,'
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Doitotriky's, Pomeroy's, and Glenharn Co.'s Black
and Fancy all-wool and cotton warp Clothe in great
variety
Fever, Typo d.....
Gangrene 1
Hemorrhage 1 1
Intlainin Drain 2
•< Dionohi... 2 1
‘, Bowels ... 2 7
tt Liver I
it Lunge.... 1 8
ti Peritoomum 1
Inanition 1
Jaundice ....... ..... 1
Mania-a-Potu 1
idaraarnua 11
Old Ago 9
Palsy 4
Scrofula 8
Strauguary 7
Boßound... 1
Tab-a Idesenterica.. 2
Teething .... ....... 2
Unknown 2 4
Whooping Cough... 1 8
DOISKINS AND OASSIMERDS.
Greenfield Cu., finctons River, Bristol,
Terry's, Stearn's, and others
'SATINETS.
Stearn's, Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Elf not, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, carpenters', Florence Mills,
Nockanum, Duhring's, Convorsvillo,
SlLESlAS.—Lonadalo's, Smith's, and other makes,
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Pintas.
Jewett City and Irono Stripes, 'Denims and Ticklogs.
Rhoda Island and Philadelphia Limeys and Apron
Checks.
Shepard's and Slater's Canton Flannels, &c. ly22dirn
From4o to 60 18
" 60 to eo 12
" 00 to 70, 13
" 70 to 80 8
" 80 to 90 5
" 90 to 100 0
Total 307
Boys 114
(DOA 105
I Prom We Ooontry ...... 3
HOODED OLOAKS,
FOR TILE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indispensable for a Country Ramble, or en route to the
Springs, at $2.50, $.3 50, $4.50, and $6.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
FRENCH AND ENO LISA LACE.
BLACK SILK, SILK, AND L4O/1.
4, CRAPS mmterz CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT 000-0040 FORMOR 701008, TO (MOHO TOO SEASON,
AT TUX
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT street,
IYI 7 J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
Health.
1701IES, health Offter
QUM.MER, WEAR..
-
Fa Very light-bodied Black trench Doeskins.
Habit Cloths.
Drap (Veto's, Bummer Clothe, Cashmerette.
Perigees. Onmblete, Mohnlre, am! Lutone.
All the lightest and coolest kinds or Gentlemen's
Summer Goods.
BATHING GOODS.
Plain and fancy-colored Rattinets.
plaid Flannels.
Worsted Caroblets, Moseys, Bablonds.
And an assortment of plain and fancy Bathing Goods
of every description.
SHARPLERS BROTHERS,
jyl.7-if CHESTNUT and EIGHTH,
QUMMER STOCK CLOSING OUT.-L.
J . LEVY & 00. have reduced the price of ell their
Summer Stock. They are now selling many articles at
less than the cost of manufacture. jyl7-8t
LUPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK
BAREGE, for Shawls, Tali-ma t ko., wholesale
and retail. Storekeepers suppl e ied for nett cash.
IIARLES ADAMS.
jylt EIGLITtI and Ann Streets.
1200 SKIRTS AND CORSETS, FROM
TEE LATE GREAT SALE.
Beautifully Embroidered Corsets, $2.50, worth 13.75
First quality Clain French do. 1.25 '• 2.25
Aloran's Elegant French Skirts, 2.60 " 300
Do. do. Children's do. 1.12 " 140
Also, till Sept., I.lti hit° Zephyrs Ile ,Colors 20e., por
01111C¢.
Fringes, Ball Trimminge, Cotton Trimmings—cheap
J. O. JI AXWELL & EON,
New Trimming Store and Factory
S. E. corner ELts.VE:sTlit and CLIESTNCT.
jy2l.wfm6t
MRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
•
Travelling Dusters to match. •
Silk Dusters and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White flarege Dusters.
Shawl Bareges, black and white.
Thiu Black floods, reduced.
IVIIITE GOODS.
Cambric t Jaconet, and Mull, 12X etc up.
Figured Swiss, plain Swiss, and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots plaid Cambric.
EMBROIDERIES.
Just opened from auction, several lots Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Sets, neat Collars, and fancy Linen Cul
lars at about
x. ukp.T, Treasurer
RAW/ PRIOR.
Mohair Ilitta—teveral good and cheap lota
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and Shirting Linene by' the piece or yard.
BOYS , WEAK.
Hearauckera, May Linens, Linen Coalinga Pantaloon
Skaffa, he. Alao, light Casaimeree.
MARSBILLEB YESTINOS
THE OBEA S T EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered in this City are
now being sold by
I'IIoRNLBY CIIIBM
N. E. cor. EIGIITII and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchainal, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
sacrifice for
.
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, game
quality and style as we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLAUS!
which we are'now 'idling et the extremely /ow price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
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Ladies, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
TIANDBOMIC SUAW% ao mixer!
' Also, Plain Crape Shawls, from $4 to $lO.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique
&c.
Travelling Dress Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Goods.
Organdies, Bareges, Grenadine., &a., to
BLACK FlLfte, FANCY SILKS, ko.
Our name Is justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Boys' Wear.
Linen Goods, of our own importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &0., &e.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries, hosiery, Gloves, &0., at
TRORNLBY A 0.1118111
a ONE-PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. K. Cor. moms & SPRING GARDEN Streets.
jelfbtf
IL. MANLEY, JR
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
OONSIIMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
hill name of the firm,
RIOHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
de a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goode.
Thts caution is rendered essentially necesaary as large
quantities ofieferfor and defective Linens' are prepared,
season efter"%esson, and sealed with the name of
IIIOIIAItD3ON by Irish houses, who, regardless' of the
injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will net
readily abandon • business so profitable, while pur
chasers sass be Imposed on with Goods of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
myStB.6m Agents, se (Amnon Street, New York
A Oe ED.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
mi2l-6m
Urge Story White Building
TERBff3—ONE PRIOR FOR OABI/.
117" Pricer) warted in plain figure' on each article
ap29 43in
VINCHESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE
PATENT SHOULDER REAM SHIRT MANUFAC—
TORY,
At the Old ' tend, No. NO CHESTNUT STREET, oppo.
site the Wa%hinglon House
A. WINCHESTER a 11l glee, 11.8 heretofore, bin per
sonal Rupervision to the cutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for Ills celebrated style of fiblrts
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trAde supplied on liberal terms.
e/W. SCOTT, (late of the firm of Wo
• oussrsa & Seem) GLINTLEIIINN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Girard thence,)
Philadelphia.
J. W . S. would respectfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to his new Store, and is pre
pared to All orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect At guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE eepplied
with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS, jyl9.tf
DOE=
CIENTLEISEEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W KNIGIIT,!6O6 /MOH Street. above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all klods of Furttishing
Goods end manufaeturer of Flue Shirta, warranted
equal in every respect to any others manufactured in
this ally or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. mhl4t
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest and beet as.
aorta:Lent in ttt city, wholesale and retail, with • lull
line of Under Olotblag, milted to the season, at W. W.
IibIIGLIT'S, 800 ARCH Street, above Sixth, Malarial.
phis. tahl-tt
TF AR ALE R S.-NITROGENATED
A- SOPER PHOSTRATB OF LIME, or Prepared
Blood, manntactured by BLAKIaTON & WOODWARD,
and for sale at their Store, west end Market.etreet
Bridge; also by dealers In the city and country.
jy24-11t*
PROPOSALS will bo received at the Wilco
of COOPER & STOKES, No. 120 Routh SIXTH
Street, for Building the Oreeu and Owitea-atruct
Philadelphia Passenger Railway, and furniahing al I
the material for the same, until MONDAY, the 2,1 day
of August next, at 1 o'clock P. M.
Plane and specifications can be seen at the above
Office on and after klondsy, July 26th.
Jy2l.tau2 JAMEd COOPER, President.
T"'PITCH, AND OAKUM—Constantly
on hand, and for nab In lota to snit purchasern, by
jy24 WEAVER, VITLER CO,
No. 23 N. WATER St. and 22 N. WHARVES.
ANEW ANTIC LE.—,OHESTNIIT
°DOVE; WIIISKEY.—The purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal pro
perties, and none of the poisonous nonillion Inherent In
the Whiskey in common use, is now offered for sale by
the Druggists generally, and by
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
General Agent,
At P. D. Taylor's, Wholesale Grocer, No. 2J South
FRONT Std set. Philadelphia.
All parsons desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
ensured of its purity.
DeAn Sit:: We have carefully examined the sample
of Chestnut-Orove Whiskey left with on a few days
since, and nod it to contain little or none of the poison.
nun substance known as Pusil Oil.
BOOTH, GARRETT, L CA3IAO,
Analytical Ohetniets.
To Cuartuts WHARTON, Jr., No. 23 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia. jy2l-31n
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GREASE GREASE! GREASE!
TAW & BEERS
Have REMOVED from Minor ntreet, and are now at
18 SOUTH WATER STREET,
where they bare eonstintly on hand their celebrated
brarda of Black, White, and Yellow GREASE, for
OARS, °MEDIUMS, OARRI AGES, ()ARTS, DRAYS,
WAGONS, and HEAVY MAOIIINERV, at
These Greases have been in use orer ton yearn, and
are eminently superior Mall other compoonda for ex
cellence and economy.
No.lB South WATER. Street,
fy24 St rhilevlelphla.
SALAD OIL. 2G Cases filleSt quality
Tnscan Lynch Oil in atom and for sole by
WILLIAM 2i. YYATON,
iV2 3 218 Routh FRONT Street.
'Wholesale Ellhu Goobs.
Retail Zit gisootte.
BILATI BLESS BROTHERS,
CRUMB UT awl MOUTH
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
DA lASKS , DIAPERS, tico
Retail Dealer In
DOMESTIO AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 448 N. BEOOIrD Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
ebenllemen's Surnioliing toobo.
Art gab, anb Co Ett.
pop. SAC s—Two beautiful Italian bounds,
three montlin old. Pimple addresa htra STONE: et
this Office, stating what and whore an interview may
be had. .
WANTED—The first floor and cellar, or
the whole of a store of moderate size, situakd
near Commerce and Birth streets. Address, stating lo
cation, rent, he., Box 397, P. 0. . iy24-2t*
f rA TO RENT—A three-story dwelling and
dIIL ,tore, No. 834 S. FOURTH street. Apply on the
premises. iy24.2t*
LOT FOR SALE, fronting on NINTH
Street, below Wharton, 10 feet front by 105 feet
deep, to a bock street; suitable for a person wishing
accommodations for a shed. Apply to
TIIO9. MOOTLIt,
jy22-0t No. 10 South FIFTH Street.
VIRGINIA. LAND, situate in WOOD
COUNTY, near the Little Kanawha river, and
nilloa from Parkemberg, will be exchanged for im
proved property iu tide city. Address Virginia, Wilco
of 2'he Press. fy22-titti
fs WANTED TO RENT—A small
minousE, with tin Acre of around attached, a abort
dilitance from the city. Apply to
JOHN B.STOOKDALB,
jy224t* 029 South SIXTH St., below Chr4tian,
BIIILDING LOTS, in the vicinity of
TWRNTIRTEI snd CHRISTIAN Streets, for sale
or to lot on ground root. Apply_ to
JOLIN B. STOOKDALN,
)3 , 22-It* No. 929 B. SIXTR St., below Christian st.
2A)OO•—FOR SALE, a Mortgage for
• $2,000, secured on property worth
more than double the amount. Apply to
JOHN h. STOCICDALg,
3y22 029 South SIXTH Street.
i g a TO LET—Tho four story STORE, 28
BEL South SECOND Street, extending through to
Strawberry street, opposite Stuart & Brother's large
stores. It is lighted with a large sky-light in the
centre • is well adapted for the Dry Goods Importing,
Commission, or any other brisinesa which requires ex
tensive rooms. Could be made to suit a Wholesale and
Retail Trade.
ROBERT MAGRMOR,
2.3 South THIRD Street
rA- WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cor-
M. tier-store Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Prorision business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Press
office. dT/5
- 4.410 S SALE—A. valuable LOT, in the vict
im.' nity of the Baltimore Depot, In an improving
neighborhood. For perticulare, eddrese J. 11., Box 927
Foebotlico. jylo
LET.—TEE. UPPER ROOMS OF
.1 stores No. 321 end No. 333 MARKET Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the premises, to
M. L HALLOWELL & CO , or
jel4.4r GIIILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
NO3) Elubluations
NEW LAW BOOK,
IN PRESS.
PRY ON SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE will be
ready by September.
T. & J. W JOHNSON & CO.,
jy23-3t 535 CHESTNUT Street.
•
NfNW MAGAZINE.
BRYANT & STRATTON'S "AMERICAN Millt
CHANT" is non ready, and intnl ba had at all NEWS
DEPOTS Their Agent, Capt..T. H. Bell, is canvassing
this city tor "'early subscribers. Price $2 per annum.
Address BRYA 1 & STRATTON, Mercantile College,
/3 E. corner SEVENTH and ORRSTNLIT Streets, Phi
ladelphia. ray2B-iy
A COOLTNT BOOKS, MADE OF THE
-L - R- beet Mock, for city sale'. Cell and look over the
stock at PERRY'S
Blank Dook Manufactory,
jo44m FOURTII and RACE.
11_3ERRY' 13 BLANK BOOK MAN UFAO
-1 TORY.—Remember FOURTH and RACE in buying
Account Books. I make all my stock of good material,
and sell at fair prices, 3e4-2m
1,7002000 ENVELOPES, EVERY
style, site, and price, at
O. r. PERRY'S Stationery Establishment,
je4-2m YOURTII and RACE.
BLAN . : OOKS, MADE IN ANY DE
SIRED style of ruling and binding. A good as
sortment of rapers for customers to select from, at
EERILY'S Blank Book afanufactory,
j01.2m FOURTH and BAGS.
VIAMILY PORTRAIT BIBLES, HAND-
S' SORELY bound. Old Bibles rebound, to look and
wear good as new. Call and look at the styles, at
PERRY'S Bookbindery,
jed-gm FOURTH. and RAOZ.
FOWLER, WELLS, & CO , 922
OILESTNET Street, keep standard works on
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cure and Pito.
nography, wholesale and retail. Phronologl
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 Yowler, Walla, & Co., 922 Chestnut
street. jab-3moifmky t eap 30
palitual
FOR CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
F
COURT-
ROBERT O. MARCH,
TIE THIRTEENTH WARD.
Subject to the will of the Yeople'e Convention
jy.26-Im*
pos. REGISTER OF WILLS
ELI DILLIN,
or rue FOURTENSTII WARD,
Subject to tho Rules oPthe People's Party.
Awl, elected, I pledge myself to confine the Office
to the legal fees established by law. Jy24-Lett
CONWILSS—TIitIiII D/STRIOT
JO4RPII SITES,
Or THE SIXTEENTH WASD,
Subject to Democratic rules. jy24-Im*
(7ERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT,
TIIOB. E. lIARKINS,
,DRVESTRBRIII WARD.
&Lied to Democratic Rules. jy2l-to
WILLIAM EL KERN,
SHERIFF,
FINTEENTII WARD
Subject to the Rules of People's Party. .j920-li
IARD —The undersigned hereby informs
his friends that Lc will he a candidate for the Office
of suEnin ,
of the City and County of Philadelphia, at the ensuing
election, If nominated by The People..
POILADILLVIII.A t Juno 5, 1858
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
subject to the will of the People's Convention
jyb-tf
REGISTER OF WILLS—
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratla Rules. jeSO-tN*
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT_
JOSEPH A. 1.1.01 , 71.1E1N1ER,
Eleventh ward
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
je.l7-dtC*
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS
JOHN OASSIN,
Fifth Ward.
Subject to Democratic Rules. jelh•tf
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS
011,11ILES D. KNIGLIT,
TWENTLETII WARD
subject to the People's Nom!maim/. jel-tr
LoR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOUR OAMPDRLL, OP SEVENTH WARD
tlubJect to Democratic rules
Doarbing
B OARDING—Rooms for several Gentle
men, with or without Boanliog, can be obtained at
JOSEEWI3, No. 54 North fibVENTII at., below
Arch. jy26-4tic
AGENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
GENTLEMEN tufty obtain Board at 712 CHEST
NUT Street, opposite Masonic Gall. 1y2.1-6tta
HOARDING.—Two meobanicA can be cc
connuodatod with good boarding at 1174 8. =TEL
;Arent. Jy24.3t*
Lost and Sounb
LOST—A POCKET-BOOK containing a
small amount of money, end papers of no value
except to the owner. The Bader, byreturning tho same
at 3339 SJUTII FOURTH street, will be suitably re
ward,ed. fy2.11-2t*
rhOG LOST.—A large Newfoundland Dog,
all white with the exeeption of a black ',pot on
the tip of hie tail end on the left ear. Ilse brass coi
ls?, on which ie en.fralren the letters D L The alder
will receiee Fire Dollars reward by returning the Dog
to DONNIS LLOYD,
i12.1-21* 11 RAY'S Lane, neer the Media Railroad.
LOST—A Gold FOB ORAN, with Seal
attachal with the letters J. S. on it. The tinder
will be liberally rewarded by leasing the same at No.
217 011 A 211A.51 street. jy24-21*
Versonal
PERSONAL.--INFORMATION is wanted
A. of JOUN V. ANDERSON ' a nett.° of Somerset
ablre, England, who arrived at Now York on the 17th
of April last, on the ship Qnsen of the West. When
last heard from he wee in Pittsburgh, Pa Any in
formation of ble whereaboats will be thankfully re
ceived by his mother.
ELZABEI,II J. ANDERBON,
2.1-1 Philadelphia, Pa.
LAUMAN & RABORG--
.ILA Importers And Wholesale Dealers in WINES
BRANDIES, WII.IBREY, GINS, and FANCY Llj
QUORS, No. 1017 MARKET Street, between Youth an
Elevantb greets inllldt
tamp
PETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELf•OENIIRATIN4 GAS LAMP
la the only Patent Butner that has a
NON-CONDUCTOR ATTACHED.
. _
For Safety, Cheques's. and DeMalley, it surprise
all others.
STAFF AND OCIDNTR RIORTB FOR HALL
Address D. P. PRYERS,
S. W. corner FIIOOND find ORRSTNUT Ste. Phil'
dolphin ; and 422 BROADWAY, New York. mhd..ly..rp
LT.VERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interesh., and patt onize TJBBIIER , B LAMP
WAUTORY, 109 Pout EIGHTH street, below Chestnut.
Previous to his opening a responsible factory, you were
ohsrged $lB for work which he is now doing in a war
ranted manner from $8 to $lO. Rapport him, or you will
have the same obars.s to PSY •
CHEESE. —195 boxes Primo Herkimer
county just landing and for eale by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
No S North Water street
G ERMAN CIGARS.-15 casos .various
brands, In store end for sale by
WILLIAM 11. NRATON,
jyls N 0.218 South FRONT Street.
CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY._
There will be no necessity for travellore taking a
supply of CIGARS svith them, no a complete axgort,
meet of GENUINE HAVANA, of Earned Siince's im
portation, will be found on natr at emsnEse 11A Idy
Cape Island., and at the UNITED STATES, Atinntto
City.
WANTED—Four intelligent Mn,o of good
address, to cuwasa for-a popular work ist press
aod to be Joined in a few days. Llyingwagesguaratdied.
Adams Pubitsher, ,, at this *Oleo, with woo of WO
m
rea jy26-3010
A GIRL wawa - a Situation at Housework.
H ou ylnquire at No. I EGGUANAN Court, between
130 ,1 th n 4 Shionen, in Go orge street. j)2B-1t
ANTtl3—The loan of $3OO for sixty
- days. Nest estate security and good Interest will
be given. AddreN, "MANUFACTURE," Blood's
Disraeli. 'jy20.201,
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4 0 1 COTTAGE WANTED—A small cot
tage, convenient to the oitv, With, a few acres f
ground. Address COTTAGE, at tlita oince, stating rent
and locality. jy26-314
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two
vessels of 260 to 600 tong each, to load for porta
In South Amorica. Cargo now ready, and the high es t
rates will be given. Apply to -
.1118110 P, BINONEI, & CO.,
120 North Wharves.
WANTED —A partner Withs2s,ooo to
$50,000 in a Banking-house, ,a , e1.1 established, In
a largo Western cltr. Good reference!! required. Ad
dress box 213, Philadelphia P. 0. jy24-at*
VVANTED—By a young man 18 yearn of
ago, a situation to attend in a Grocery store.
flee had experience in the business, and can give good
references. Apply to southeast corner of Lonibard and
Aistkatreet. jy244i*
WANTED—EMPLOYMENT—By a jour
• • neymnn Louse-carpenter. The country preferred.
Apply N. E. corner FOUATEI and QUEEN obi fy2l-4t*
GOVERGOVERNESS.—WANTED, a SITU,-
NESS.—WANTED, WON, by a young truly, an excellent Planist, well
qualified to Instruct children. Would be willing to
travel. Address " Governess, Box 43, MOUNT 1101,
LY, N. a), iy.l3-It*
WANTED—A PARTNER, having $4,000,
in a Wholesale Cash business, paying good
profits, which can be increased. None but a good busi
ness man need apply. Address tt ltartner,t , at the Office
of this paper. Jy23-3t*
tVANTED.-The advertiser desires an
V V empigetneut with Wholesale Tewellers, of esttb
limbed reputation, as SALESMAN. flag many years'
experience In the business, and can {Einence a large
Southern Trade. Address "Sumpter," at this Office.
jy
WANTED—Employment, by a BLACK
SMITH (a good workman,) who thoroughly
tuulerutands sh i p aulithlng, machine and tool work.
Apply at 409 OAIt.P.ENT.Eft Btroet, above Fourth.
iY 23 , 4 t* - •
GOODS.—The adcartiser has a gene
ral knowledge of the wholesale business, and a
largo trade. with some means ; would like to connect
himself with an established Ilouse or make a new firm.
Reference given and required. Address B. HARRIS,
ii w tbia office. ' iyn.tdik
WojANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALEY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
Whom will be given good pay, bowl, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to Z 2 per month.
No man haring a wife or okild will be arektld AMA,
for MOUNTED EERVIOE at No BM. kt ' , WET Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
711 HE SPRING GARDEN HAVING
1. FUND.
(Ozciaxsaso IT TIM I EIp3LATI7I9I OF PITIOBTLYAZIA.)
PERPETUAL OIIARTER.
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Honeys Paid bank on Demand.
OFFICE. 381 NORTH THIRD STREET,
(OONSOLIDLTSOI4 BANK BUILDUS.)
This Institution is now open for the transaction oi
bnaineaa. and is the only °bartered Saving Fund located
in the northern part at the city.
The °else will be open (daily) From 9 to 2,4 o'clock,
and also on bIONDAYS and 11113118 DANS, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the Evening.
MANAGERS.
James 8. Pringle,
Jacob Dock
7oaepb Cowell,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray,
Robert D. Davidson,
P. 0 Elltuaker,
Jahn P Verret,
George Ilneabt,
John none.
It, JAMES S. PEINGLB.
WORN. WHIG
Frederick Klott, --
-
Stephen Smith,
John P Levy,
Hon. Henry K. Strong,
Dsnlel Undertone!,
Hon. Wm Millewd,
Prederick Staake,
Pamela Hart,
Joseph P. LeClem,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Presiden
Secretary, °SORGE T.
QAVING FUND-FIVE PEE DENT. IN.
TEREST—NATIONAL etdrYTY TILOBT COM
PANY.—WALNIIT BTRY.E BOOTH-WI:8T 00BNYI1
OY MIRO, PHILADZLPRIA.
INOORPOIATZD Br TOM BUT. OF PXXXOTLTAXIA,
. ,
Money is resolved h 3 any sum s large or small, and
forest paid from the day or deposit to the day of with.
drawer.
The °Mos is open erezy day from 9 o'clock in the
warning till 6 o'clock in the evening, end on Hondas
and Thursday erenings till 8 o'elook.
HON. HENRY L. BUNN.% President, .
SOBEIBT 13BLVELIDGi, Vine Praiddeno
WK. J. MOM, &oratory.
D 17.101011:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, P. flarrull Brewster,
Edward L. Outer, Joseph B. Bars ,
Robert Selfridge, immix Lew,
Basal. R. Ashton, Joseph Yalta,
0. Landreth bltumui, Henry Diffenderffef.
Money is received and payments =de daily.
The Investment/1 are made in conformity with oat
provisions of the Oharter, in REAL ESTATE MOLT
GAGER, GROUND mums, and such drat class emend.
ties as will always Ware perfect security to the depoei
tors, and which cannot fail to give permanency and eta
billty to this Institution.
Q,AVING FUND.—UNITED STATES
1..:1 TRUST fIOMPANY, corner of TIMM and 011318 Z
NUT Streets.
Large and smell sums received, And paid back on de
mand, without notice, with RIVE PER CENT INTER
UT from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
°face hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and oil
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for We on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from £1 upward'.
President—STEN:MN B. OakiVIORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY RIM,
Teller—JAMES R. MINTER
NO. 83 (241) DOOK STREET.-FIVE
11 PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
MO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
NO . 83 (241) DOCK STREET.—FITS
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS MIND.
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.- FM
PER GENT STATE SAVINGS FUND. snl-17
T "QUAKER CITY INSURANC E COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA, 488 WAI NUT
Street.
Statement of the business and condition of The Quaker
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia, for the aix
.montbA ending June 30, 1858:
Capital and Surplus, January 1. 1858 *1D7,679 87
Interest received and accrued from Jan.l to
uly 1, 1858
Premiums received front January let to July
Ist, .858
Salvage and Reinsurance received
JOB. Id. COWELL.
jylD-tf
LOSS ti 9, ot C.
Losses paid $63,451 84
Dividend, reinsurance, return pre
miuma, and expenses
08,346 08
Balance remaining with the Company Julyl, 304,28/ 95
Bonds, mortgages, stocks, coupon
bonds, loans on collateral, and
call loans, &c. $183,153 50
Bills Receivable 90,611 ii)
Cash on hand and In Dank, and
due from agents 29,910 06
Capital Stock
OFFIORRS.
OTIORGE H. HART—President.
R. P. ROBE—Vine President.
H. R. OOGGSHALL—Secretary and Treasurer
B. H. BUTLICR--Aseletant Secretary.
George IL Hart, JoseT.tt Edwards,
E. P. Roes, Poster S. Perkins,
A O. Cattail, Charles G. Imlay.
Andrew R. Chambers, Samuel Jones, M. D.,
S. W. Malley, Hon. El H. Puller,
John G. Dale, H. R ()eggshell,
70h0 L. Pomeroy.
H. R. COGGSHALL,
Secretary.
Attest •
jy2t3 Imoif
46 VIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN"-
a: GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. PhlltuMph's. Office No 415 WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Navigation Company's Building.)
Wm. M. Swain, Wm. C. Rudman,
[of Pithltc Ledger. C D. Shoemaker,
John Aospseh, Jr., Ser. Walker,
U. N. Burroughs, Thos. Craven,
J. B. 'Hughes, 'Francis Peters
Woe. S. isoyd, Jr. N. Coggshall,
Geo. W. Woodward, 1 3 Jno. McClure,
Jno. W. Claghorn, Joseph Elapp, M. D.
Hon. J EL JONES, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Tice President,
Xis. B. Ar.vonn, Secretary. Jy2o.3y
I"NSURANCIE 0011IPA.NY OF THE
WPATIS OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND BU
RIN E INSURANCE—Go. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
arc
loistered 1n047,440 Mt—Capital 1200,000—Assets, Janu
-1,1858, 60-100,
All Invested In sound and siallt.ble semaritlea—conti
nue to Insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Building', Stooks
of Merchandise, ace., on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles McAlester, Tobias Wagner,
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Watteon,
John B. Budd, Henry G. Freeman,
Wiltiamß White. Charles S. Lewis,
George O. Carson.
HENRY D. BllEßßEßD t Eresident.
WILLIAM Els.tram, Secretary.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
BURANOB 0021PANY—Ogioe No. 412 WALNUT
Otrost, Ph iladelph ia.
D 111107035.
. .
John 11. Diehl,' J. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, H. H. Bhillingford:
0. B. Spangler ' 0.4. Bower,
Abraham Rex, John W. Beaton,
B. B. Warne, John Garrison,
George Howell, Nathan R. Pattie,
Win. P. Leech, R. T. Knoll,
H. H. Boonton, Jos. R. Withers . ,
Abraham P. Byre, B. Booth,
Oberlin P. Norton,. John H. Lewars,
JOHN H. DIEHL, President
E. B. WARNB, Tice President.
OHAO. A. DoT, Secretary. omrlo
MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER PRA
PETUAL.
No. 810 WALNI3T Street, above Third Philadelphia
Having a large pai,d.up Catel Steck and Barplas
Inreeted in sound and availab le decarities, continue ;
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture Merchandise
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and ' other Personal
Property. All Lossee liberally and promptly adjusted.
nntiorons.
GeorgekAbbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Canker W. Morris,
Samuel o.llforton, :awes It. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, Rdmund G. Dutilh.
Charles W. Poultney.
GEOBGB ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS IL MARIS. Secretary. jeBS-y it
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE, in hhds., a
li constant supply on hand, In Custom House storea,
for sale by WILLIAM H. YMATON,
iyl6 MS Booth 'BONY Street
C LARET.- 16 5 0 0 Os
d lo o w d gr i a i d t e Bordeaux
is Btort and for Bale by
WILLIAM H. YRATON 7
5923 218 South FRONT Bt.
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks c , Final ft
Williams," imparted direst from London, in
store aml for sale by • WM. R. YEATON;
iYlb 20 ?smith YRONT Btrest.
...., .. ~
tUanto.
WILLIAM B. ROLM, •
let Lieut. 2d B,egt. of Com Mry,
Redrultfpg Meer
glavings Suttbs.
nattrai►ce QComnanies
33,894 41
304,281 35
$200,000 00
DISP37OIB
CAPITAL, VOO,OOO
DIRRCTOES.
atratermrnis.
.11A/1011AL 7.IIEATRE.
sioactsi .
.108EFEK 0. FOSTER Nore'Leagee and Manager.
0. FINITED....,.,Stage Manager.
MONDAY EV E NING, My . g 5, 1858.
be' produced, In a awl° at magnificence
and splendor never excelled on the Arriencan stage,
Mr. 3. 0. Foster' s adaptation of Alexander Demur
great work, the
• THUMB GIIA A DRIIMN.
M. 0. Foster as - D'Artigmus.
Mlsd Jana Cook
Mr. R. A. -Langdon,.. ~,se • .Atha;
Prelim:Le to which, the .go. odeg Urea at the
• AldliTt 1)0D0111.
The Orchestra under the dfreatien of Mr. 0. Reinhart
. .
Doors open at 7m. Tp commence at 8 o'clock. -
Tickets of adMieston, 25 cents; Hemmed aeons, 36
cents ; Orchestra chairs. 60 califs ; Beata in PriTato
Box, 75 Santa i Whole Box, $5 and $6; family Circle,
15 gents. s _
summa. Effusions.
MENIMMSELECT PIC—NIC ON
ITHE SHORE —The SUNDAY
SeHOOL UNION in the Northern District will mike an
EXCURSION to ATLANTI.) 0/TY, on WEDNESDAY,
July 28. h.. Tickets, s l.2s—Children , f 3 cents The
Committee will take down and erector the beach a large
tent for the use of the Excursionists. Ice Cream, 01"14.
&c., will be provided, - Lunch will be eerved at 12
o'clock, at a charge of fifteen cente, with tea or coffee.
Ticket!' may be had at Dinka & Forkinpine's, Fourth,
below Arch; Tract Depository, Sixth, above Arch ; Mr.
Mansfleid , s,Seeond, below South ; Geo. Felty - , Sixteenth
and Callowhill ; Wm. hi. 11p northeast corner Spring
Garden and Ninth; George W. Beim., Bedford above
Hanover; Mr. Belly, sexton St Georgs's N.Y.. Church;
Isaac Muff, S. W. corner Third and Coates. iy23.2t*
NOTIOE.-TILE RED
AlitEe MEN'S BxoultgioN TO ATLAN
TIC OITY alll tale place on TUESDAY. July alth.
The last boat will leave Vine-street wharf at 6 o'clock
.4. It. Nosher's Pennsylvania Oornet and Quadrille
Band will accompany the Bscursion. Tickets 51.26 ;
,Children between the ages of 5 and 12 yews, half-price.
Tickets can be rocured from the members of the Com
mittee, on.the wharf, before starting.
The Band wilt meet at the wharf at half-put
o'clock. ' j,24-2t*
FOR THE
ALfJEGHET!T MOUNTAINS,
BEDFORD SPBXSGS;
IST A.G.A,ELA. PALLS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA-RAILROAD COMPANY
EXCURSION TICKETS
DURING TIIE B.IIDIMEB,
ALTOONA, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ♦ND HOPEWELL,
(Where Passengers take Stagea .20 miles to Bedard
SPringa,)
GOOD FOR SIX DAYS
Pare to Altoona and Return..
Pare to Mountain Rouge and Return.
Fare to Itoperrell and Return
Pap) to Williamsport UM; Elmira 51; Niagara
By this route passengers take the Northern Central
Railroad at liarrieborg, 'enjoying for 125 miles the
beautiful scenery of the Susquehanna Valley. -
!Er Further Information to be bad at the Depot of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, B. E. corner
ELEVEIs TEL acti MARKET ntreete, where Tickets,
may be procured.
&i.24 5 - "ia jrOE CAPE MAY.--EXPRESS
LINE—The swift and favorite Steamer
ItALLOON," Ce. W. Willt.i.nts, leaves Arch-street
Wharf for Cape M ay every Tuesday, Thureda', and
Saturday Morning_ at 0)j o'clock. Miming, eaves
the Cape on the intermediate days at 8 o'clock A.M.
Fare $2, carriage hire Included; Servants $1.60; Season
Tickets $B, carriage hire extra. . jys-2m*
PHILADELPHIA
10_41-41PROI AND ELMIRA. SWIM/AD
LINE.--Gft HAT RISITUCTION. •
FA . 4 E TO NUai AKA I.ALL4 ONLY 818-00.
Trains leave the Phil/4(411156W Readlog Railroad
Depot, corner BROAD and VINE Streets, daily, (Sun
days excepted,) as follows :
7:80 A. Id., day express. -
8 - 20 P. hi., night express.
Tickets can be procured at the Depot, and also at the
General Office of the line, Northwestcorner SIXTH and
CHESTNUT Streets.
NORT-11—P-EN.NSYL
• VANIA RAILROAD FOR
DELAWARE WATER-GAP, MAUCH ORGNR,
ILABLETON,AND TUE LEHIGH COAL REGION,—
Flatters to the above powder places of BUISYSA R.BBORT
will find the Route offered by the North -Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
andagreeable, passing through tome of the richest and
most highly cultivated comities in the State, and pos
sessed of comfortable accommodations, both on the road
and at the various towns through whieh I t masses.
FOR THE WATER GAP.—Take 635 A. M. Eapreas
Train from Front and Willow streets, pass through Beth
lehem and Easton to New Hampton, where a close can
neaten is made with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Gap about noon.
FOR MATTER MUNK AND TILE COAL REGION.
—Take 2.30 P. 151. Express Train from amine Depot' to
Bethlehem, where a .close connection la made with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, through front Philadelphia
to Mauch Chunk in 5 hours.
. . .
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take 6.16 A. M. Express Train to
Bethieher4,, thence via L. Y. R.' R. and N. 1. 0.
R. R. JIIE - am& Keaton to Elisabethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in New York at quarter past 3 P.M.
Parties travelling North that have a few hours to
spare, will and this a new and agreeable route. WI
Nor further particulars, Inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. R. R., Front and Willow streets.
PRILADELPIII/, June 18,1858. jel9-2m
-may FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
YORK.
DAILY, at 9% o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PRILADELPLIIA. STEAM NA
VIGATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew; and KENNEBEC,
Captain Hand, form a daily line between this city, Cape
May, and New York,leaving from tirst pier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 0); o'clock A. St Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at 5 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape Msy (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape May ((carriage hire included)
t j
or servants
<4 u Season tickets (carriage hire ex.
tra) El 00
" New York, cabin 200
44 « steerage 1 60
Freight taken at low rates.
For passage, state rooms, Ac . . apply on board, or at
the Office, 314 and 318 SOUTEI DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDICE,
3815-3 m Agent.
askiPMFOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIO
RAILROAD. ONLY TWO AND HALF EMIRS TO
THE SBA SHORE.
113,074 57
4,877 24
402,627 63
- • • - •
Oa and after Monday, June Tth, and until further no.
tied, (Sundays excepted,) three trains daily to Atlantic
City and return.
First Passenger Train leaves Vine at. wharf 7•80 A. 31.
Second ,6 .‘ 4.00 P. M.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, 4.85 A. M.
Accommodation Train to Weymouth, 111 P. M.
LEAVES ATLANTIC CITY.
First PassengefFrain leaves . 6.00 A. M.
Second 66 6C 4.40 P. M.
Freight Train with Passenger car attached, 11.30 P. M.
Accommodation Train leaves 'Weymouth, 5.25 A. IL
HADDONFIELD TRAIN
Leaven Coopeen Point, 11 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Haddonfield, • - IP. M. and 9P. M.
Fare to Atlantic. when tickets are purchased before
entering the care, 81.80. Persons wishing. to go down to
the Sea Shore and return the name day, can upend
SIX HOURS ON ME unon.
Tickets for the round trip, $2.50
Tickets to go down in the afternoon and return next
morning, or down on Saturday afternoon and return on
Monday morning, $2.60.
EX rn el 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 Pine street 5 SO P. M.
Atlantic City. 400 A. hi.
Stopping at all Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the following rates:
For the month of June, $lO For the mouth of Sept. $l6
" July, 20 For three months, 46
August, 20 For four months, 60
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 wilt not be responsible for anygoods until
receivod and recelpted for by their FrelOit Agent at the
Point. R. FPAZIR, Secretary.
Jet-te
&KamMikan PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
BETHLEILkid. ALLENTOWN, HAD 0 01113NIC,
EASTON, DELAWARE WATER GAP,
On and alter MONDAY, July 26, 1658, the trains on
this Road will leave EROS and WILLOW strestii
daily, (tundays excepted.) as follows:
For Bethlehem, E Delaware Water Gap, AO.,
(Express,) at 6 15 A M
For Bethlehem, Allentown and blanch Chunk, (Fs
prese,) at 2 80 P
For Doylestown, (Accommtelatlon,) at 13.30 A. M. and
4 30 F. M.
Fort Washington, (accommodation,) at 9.30 A
M. and 0.30 P
TRAINS lOU PIIIIADISLPHIA.
. . . .
Leave Bethlehem (Rapress,) et 9 A. M. and 5.30
P. M., with paasengera from Lehigh Talley /tail•
road, rid arrive in Philadelphia at 12 M. and 5.16
P.M
• •
Leave Doylestown ( Accommodation) at 6 A. sd. and 4
P. M. and arrive in khiladelpitia at 8.16 A. AL end 8.10
P. 31. )
•
leeve Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 6 /5 A.
M. and 2.60 p; M., and arrive in Philadelphia at 1.20
A. M. and 4 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Lease Philadelphia for Doylestown at LBO A. M. and
M.
are Doylestown for Philadelphia at 5 A. M. and
5.15 P M.
All Pasienger trains connect at Chatbidn strtiet kith
City Passenger Railway.
The 6 16 A. M. train from Philadelphia. end the 5.30
P M. train from Bethlehem, make close connection
with the Nestor' and Neff ?ferny Central Railroad.
Rare to Bethlehem 51 50
" Man& Chunk 3 - 850
" Doyloatoyrn 80
jy26tt /ILL'S CLARE, Agent.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! sus Remedy
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
This article is the greatest discover! in ()hernial or
Medical Science for the rapid Cure o REIBUMATISM__,
NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE, SORE THROAT,STII7
NECK, or Pahl in the LIMBS, BIDE, BACK, or any
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Mtn,-
oles, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It is also an excellent' preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak stomach or
bowels. Thousands of persons who hare need HARTS
HORNE'S CURE-ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 14,16, 60 cents, and 21, to be sold by
R. H. JENKINS,
ap2S.lftf Corner 13.1100 ND and WALNUT Streets.
lIARTSHORNE'S RE.ALTH—RESTO
HEIL, OR BARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the best
Blood-Purifying Compound In the World! It does
. not contain a particle of Mercury.
The aboVe preparation ts suited to the Impaired sod
weakened condition of the human race; it inslgoretas
the whole constitution; removes all ptmpjee end erupr
Lion from the skin; gives bloom ant freshness to thp
complexion, and is particularly adapted tp the veakep•
Inc complaints of both 'ewes. -
It is a perfect cordial in taste, aq acts like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any cause.
Quart bottles $1; small bottles SO cents; sold by
B. H. JZISHINB,
•
Corner of O.IOOND and VAINIIT OtOrele;
apWriftf
NEE=l=l
THOS. MOORE, Agent.
CHARLES S. TAPPER,
General Agent
aleincinal