- .:*sNys - rtEYsts.-
. On Satur,dit r ;lati,`'eome 'scoundrel, for the
part) .so venting:his malice upon the company,
...set tits to the bridge - on - theliteubeatille and In
_ dinha B.titiond, roar the village of TUrioltsville, by'
boring holes in the larie.tfinberit, filling them with
- •ruroontine, and .setting the spirits on fire. The
tire was under headway and the Sides of the bridge
Ina blare when the freight trainoame Oleos at its
~ usual speod. , - The 'engineer and firemen put the
rakes down, and . ..jumped, expecting to see the
, train Mad bridge all go dowa together, in common
ruin, - to the bottom of. the creek , lint the bridge,
• luck ily, - although• enveloped in smoke and
• .praresLoompetent to the burden, and the, train
passed over' , in safety to the -"otherelde of Still
water," whore, , the brakes being down, it soon
stopped.' The fire was opeedityput mit, and the
bridge awed, though in a alightiplamaged °midi-
(lon. ' -
tnennment is to be - erected to the Pilgrim
Plither l / 2 Plymouth--oost from $300,0001 to
- $400.000. It 'Nitrite built of granite, one hundred
ilfty.threefoit high, , eighty feet, at ,t h e base,
with eittlisS 8g arcs from thirty-eight to •actienty
feethighz-tit is to be completed in twelve years.
from August, 1858. Thirty-air thousand 'dollars
hare boon - subscribed, principally in Mt:anoint
' ',Mits._ 'The 'widely for building the • monunient
• Tar tab s'ir ad AU the estate, immediately around
the veritable rook, and also -a site for - the menu-
Mentiembraoing - ten mires of IMO, commending a
- fine *view of the-harbor ; and the locality •of 'the
Op :,-11:endity "at- last week, Michael
Se . firiver, an aged and venerated citizen of York,.
-Pa:, died.. very suddenly of- disease of, the heart,
while sitting in his chair. The deceased :was well
knowri-thfoughoitt the county, and highly esteemed
fnehiseooler qualities,' and tihrwarm and' devoted
friendship, - Ire watt ono of the three 'lnirvirors of
• the vOlnnteere from this County in the a whiskey
insurrection,?'
•
dohs ,Oribba 'killed hie father while
arunk'twci Jeers ego In',Gibson hotinty, Term.
Ever since be his been 'wandering, - about like
12taln; seeking ~rest and ending none, and gave
- himself' up to the law Ikt/reek-ago, Rola,. but 19
y01,r3 - • . .
"." Miss' Riitnia;latitight:er 3f Mr. Rugh`Eying,
wee frightened, to deatk,in Thirty-fourth Area,
New - -Perk,' en Sunderorening by,a servant girl
unexpectedly crying out 'Olin° ?'. _vibilacho.was
in the dark; aid 'histfatiter was walking behind
- -
At lifercervillitOra.; on the Obetutpeake and
Ohio Canal, liat week, a man named Jaaoh Birks
drank a quart-of whiskey, and, laid , downs intthe
Fiddle road,tiliettAlf,vfdietritithe olfartetart, half
A e Th .! ' : •
• ;Ilitiaeliing•Patabliebrileilttannetted with
the-Cotten faatotporLbdtmarifit. Iv. Wood .1 Co., of
• - .l.littvittecwira,totatir destroyed- by firs on Thurs.
-Ictss will
,probably exceed
- - •
large` blacksmith shop, attached' to the '
•
extensive, 'works of 'l3llllneyor et' near - the
railroad depot, it Mirk; Pa., was' burned to; the
ground lost week, . , •
" Tint LATa, EPfSOQPdt Cowittbrioit..—We have".
received a-Very neatly printed ,pamphlet, copy of
the 'poeceedings of the'Seventy-fourth' Convention of
the -Protestant Episcopal Oliuich In the Diocese of
‘ .. - ,Preneylviants,„held in, Luke's (parch, nommenoing
Tumidity, Oaf 25, ad coding Friday, May 28, 38b$.
The pamphlet, WWI is -really gotten up en atiperior
style, contains 201 printed pages, and was executed et
, the eateblishmeet 0f , 113i,J 5. IlicOslia, No. 237 Dock
street r The • contents ' are said to be a faithful
vaoscripe of the deliberations or that honorable
b:dy, and - as "'mak are worth'' , of eviler.* on, the book
shelves of. every 'one interested in the deluge of that:
• - nomeratis congregation of Obristiane, es a convenient
' meting of Wire rareranee. The roseate of Tile Press
have Isfieitly :been. furnished with - a
fall eynopels of
-lames proceeding's as they transpired, and which, as
the public is aware, resulted in the excellent selection
of the Rev. Baronet Dowm - kiii D. D.', of Lincester,
.for the important office Of *militant Wallop of the
Diocese of Pennsylvania. - The several reports of the
Clergy; amounting to over *'hundred - In all; are In
themselies s valuable 'historic record of the doings of
this branch tifth - e Church in - every part of the diocese.
Ittossns. Wu. Jonas h Son,—By reference to
our advertising columns It will be seen that the old
established Shoe. Finding hem of Messrs. ,WM. Johns
do Son, northeast corner efl'ourtb A. Arch streets, is
- tiow ',prepared 'to meat the wants of the trade. The
well.oustatned,tepatation of this mercantife house—
both for the extent of their tesonices, and their hen
orablo mode of doing bush:tees—renders it one of'. the
most inviting to the patronage of country, merchants
- of any in this olty or elsewhere. • - '
• 'A CRAVATS: Pnavarrzva OP BALDIOESS..—A Cer
tain promoter of the growth of the heir; a certain
beentliler of the hair, rendering it soft, glossy; and in
clined to curl. Jules Hauel's Eau di thenlenne, or 'fair
fleatoter, should be universally It hes no equal.
It besot a dye. It will change - gray hat! and 'shirkers
to their original.' wit color. • Sold by all druggists; and
by Jules Motel h CO., 701 Chestnut et. jy243-dltwlt
Ilantra.—Like flakes of a - now that fall unper
ceived upon the earth, the swa)n* 'unimportant,
events of life, succeed one another. At the maw gather'
- together, to are our habits formed ;, no single flake that
is added tothe - pile produces a sensible change; no sin
gle action' creates, however. it may exhibit a numb,
character; at the same time all men should wear the
beautiful Summer biliblte of the style of Grenville
Stokesilfo. 007 Chestnut street.
„- flow ro DO rr.—The sorbet way to fill a private'
apartment, whether a printing office, a boiler nutnufee
thy, or a sausage shop, is simply to place over the door
a.placard bearing the, inscription No admittance."
No person ever roadthat Prohibition over en entrance,
- without instantly being attacked by enungovernable
desire to rush right fu.'3 , l'aitteb donee teviaed, however,
to cease the "rush" to E. R. Eldridge's Ohl Franklin
. Ildt Clothing-Emporium, No.,92l,Chestnutritreet:
, NODDLE —A oorrespondent,whobitd evidently
been looking at somebody drinking, sends ne the follow
log: " Thlksnorning, about 4P. Al., a
- man with a beet
In the hole of bin stocking, committed arsenic by swal
lowing &dose of aulcide. The verdict of the inquest
returned a jury that the deceased came to the facto in
.notandinee with hie. death. It. leaves a child and nix
small wives to lament the cad of his untimely loss."
Dow much more saoslide for the writer to have simply
atitten " the handsomest and beet garnients made in
-the city are these sold et the Drown, Stone Clothing
Hall of Deakin & Wilson , N0e.,001 - and - floe Chestnut
street, abOve Stith.
&tumid Roeult.—Per the last few, days the
mercury has been_' gradually rising, and; by noose
guano°, trio !dock or bathing mime at the bona, of
John P. Bloan,liii 106 Ildirliet`street, has been gradu
ally falling, -oanes : People are leaving. town for the
seashore, aid ' one thinkir ol r going Uteri without
being iirovlded with one of Sloan'a Inimitable suite
Sudan Plxotis, and every other artiele in the
way of One, confectionery, may, obtained In greater
1r at le t y and richer Savor .at the atom of blesan. B. G
Whitman k tio , Second street, below Oheatnut, than
at any other eata'olishment. • So say those have
-.„
tiled all others,
importaiwno.
•
Reported for The
LINGAII-Boh.r Goo Kilburn, nurallt —250 tans coal,
.Win Nor. , .
TURKS Idt A.ND—BurcLue dun Illltakoth, Norgrart.-
12,4 .3 bus all, W Commlog k Boa; 1 anabor, b bbls
arbile'oll, lot Junk, old mdli, ko,Sfrom *finked brig
4
-I,tritkotr,) Tkos at Noway°.
- ~.-PtiLIADWAX4,BOAILD 0) 211ADB.
JO - 51PR Cr: DRUID,
WILLIA7II o,Kusr, (qvinerpas„or Tan WNW:
: - -
LETTER BAGS
- As ,As Merchants' Bx,ohongs, L'itarntsipkii, -
Ship Wyoming, Burton .Liverpool, Soon
Ship, V Gsrdosr, Limeburner St John, soon
Sargon Vets, Toombs, London, soon
'BorgneHamilton, Jackson .St Joao do Oulu, soon
Brig Vol W OogginO, poggias ' soon
.Elating Intelligente.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, /ly 98, 18#54
BON 11187175 ' .4-48 170 N -BITE , 7 7
MOH WATBA" ' ' 41A
Steamship ikilaware; Copes 22 hones from lie* York,
TM Cape May, with mdse sod passengers to James All.
derdieo. Peened a brig off Cape flanlopon; besting in,
end 'ewe twenty•thre schooners to the bay and Mier,
bound-up: • • ' . - . , , .• ; , . , .
I ~, Dargne Ann Bilsabstb, Norgrars, from - Turks Nand,
- with gilt to W Cummings & Bon,
' Barque Slizabith 3, Willettg, from Marini; via qua
moans. with angriri &oil° 7 Baker'ellio. • •
Brig Owian Mare, Mottos, 6' dirt feints - BOrton, with
ice to D DlCerahow & CO t - - , : 1 - , ‘ ---
.- - = .
Sahe nob% Oaorge, flairyeri.9 days . from 'fit Sawa or,
--rist' Caps ihiand, withlsaft,'&d. - tolB /a 2 D Perot
Behrldartlia, - idsiteci - li day* (oAM - Boston; With lei to
-. D B Kershaw fo.-Co:" —"' - ' ' ' ' ' ' •
Bohr oeo Kilburn; 8um111,17 days frontlilitgan, On,
with coal Ulf Wismor. „ .
• ; Bohr Hendrick Itodson,Brolth, 7 days from Bath, with
,ce to D D Kershaw th Co., • • - = ' ,
.- Behr Peru. Thomas, 8 - dayal,rOfit 'Augusto; Mei, with
10641)D 0 !Carlow* Co." - " '•'-' - • " - •
Bohi Ito:bard Borden, Arnold, 6 dap/from Pall Blear,
I ,wilffmdso to Cobden - & - Co ' - • ••' ~,,- - ' ' . ,
',- - flor licitly Fowler, Balton, 6' daji D'iiir Roston ' , In
I Wait to N shoshavast do Co.
- -- Bob Belem Dein, Kelly. 8 days from HarislotspOth,
ID ballast to '4 Atisq,esiit 4:, Oco: ... •- ~ , -''‘
,
Achrlilictrt of Osk, Tones, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with'whiat to 3 L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Farmer, Deputy, 2 days from Milford, Del, with 1
wheat to .1 13 gloOolley. - - - • •''
Schr -Victory, OSambere, a days from Lewes, Del, with
wheat to J, L Bewley & Co._ ,„ - _.- • ~ i
Behr W m B Ferguson , Wheaton,7 dejefrOm Medford,
In ballast to Stone, /a Do. • :
Bobs It H Dil,y, Behemoth; 4 daya_from Newport - , in
ballast to Royal& Godshall.' '-‘, • - i ,
Bohr Jacob fc•Willfarrir Matthews, 6 days from bittr•
..buryport, in _ballast to arewn.ts Whits. , ,-..-: • •..! ~
'' 'Bobr.7 IS Weldon, tontai; 6 days frontlitl e m, In bal;ant
' 'to BikitirrOsite; &•06: - ' • ' - '-- - ,
Bohr C Matthews. Warren, 6 days- frOM Motittini Id
ballast to litakiston 2kooxi ,;:.
Bohr David Siulth, Douglass. 6 days from Ilostot4 In
ballait to Bannitft;Leirls, do Co . , . ,
&gilt ktiht.fosliire,ehropshfie,, 6 Os dont Hoskin,
In ballot. WO. A ftecksherM Cry: .-
, Bohr P A Baader■; Ireland , 1 days from Boston,. in
' 'tallish to Brown & White. — . i -
'" Bohr Matti Oh - ltntPiOni 6d*y s from Boston, In ballast
--, --''' ti flaunt, Cale, &00 ' ' .ii . - -, '''' '''
Bohr Lewitt ObostiKtiolierO, 6,",days„ from Boston, in
ballast to Danmi ii, oBlo,:& 00. r ' •., . ,
ice* Alldn. a luir„i,' 6 Anys "iro* N e g. London, i r ,
ballast-to - Van Dimon, Nort , M, & Co. 'i ~, • ,
Bohr °Mat, Cheimplio.4 . ,dsyg Dem bibierish, lb ballast
to lime & Co. ,' '. ' - , i ..,
Bohr Dorcartfrelanifofalaril ilais ittiin Worn,' Lb,
• ballidtbfelt tillseltilits , Coo. ~ • ; , . , -
Ac ,•
tr :r. risnedigt 9oldsrialiN;4 days train Ne w naiaa,
ire hate fllsklatins & CUL
"to Off's, ..E! p4rtitit,loas, A days from Folly t Landbig,,
~.. ° T II6OI - I, Ot all blittleis'Wee.'. --.. .- . ~.... -. i,
- -ILWatch man ill r lili th , i, days 'frons Mllrfutl, D el,.
1-:' - - lilt Mfibiting iiiiii,bet tegAiewliiy,&: Co. . . 1., t
'if• - t
i Aiiitairifitoilittpoivo,2dayelroniSsmtnlmieAlrer,
tor , -"'witfrelielitlf; giiallsairitt ie:grire. :": ' I-, ~ -:-
0-, i' ethilieldfatp, - Datibj464.frolliiM,Yrnfi,isC l ,`With
ier , ‘-rwlightlifid °Mirth iiiilLtilitl m t1,6n.;,,,1.., , , , .... ~, •
.
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v' k''''iiiiiiiii ts W BOntlimy,"l39s , i,kylA4;;, , -,,
'ltalksialoAhos.,froosDssObials, - ~b.,,,-, ~,:- i
41)itqll# ' -Jr 'IIIB,.fMm•NAT•Di r . -•;•.'-'-'' •'•:*:- .
11.-Un g Ki p ' .. y r o o f gitnaja dratria, ,_ . .. - i
-F —139 hr Stll llity: NOM 41101120/1 01 ; t'l'
~,‘
fr
`ltt'l - Alicteelio ClOnlitisAcilre CiAttin: - .."- r-; ''., 1
a;. - ,,.. - ;.ffcbe Apindh,,M6M-Mataiulto: --''' ' =
fili`face,V. 3 : -111. -1- riji,jgoggln. , , .',,•;„
••---..- fitlintahliVirglataillalleypti4e4oll4;;Ttioa,,NWl
~ivtir73,l. s - ,) - .k-r ‘-, A -..:A . ,1 ' , 4 '-'• Vi f, .
al - D.£4.. 4, L l P l Lik kii " litSb leigt ZV,I, 0 0 - ; I
. . .11q41 V , ;Ai , , NO, . 0d)94,
-Va -., ' - '4,fi11K, 1 14 lit kl„.ir,., r o
',...:.......
Diiiining; Portland, 0 A fleckeher
A Co.
Bohr M A Shropshire, ShrOpshlre, Boston, 0 A Efeek
eher /c. Co.
Bohr D Ireland, Baker, Marblehead, • do
echr Algol:or, Deng, Charleston, Sinniokean & Glo
Bohr Emily Fowler, - Fallon, Boston, K Sturtevant
Bohr H fledges', Smith, Sado, H
- do
Bohr J Martin, Harding, Providence, Crowell &
lias
Bohr Selene Helen, Kelly, Dennis, 0 Miller & Co.
Bohr W P Ferguson, Whoaton, Medford, Tyler, Stone,
/c Co_
Behr A 0 Belves, Lake, Boston, L Audenrled k Co.
Bohr It H Bally, Peterson, Cambridgeport, Nays &
God.hi.•
Bohr 0 Matthews, Warren, Belfast, Blakiaton & Cox.
• Bohr D Smith. Doggiest' ,floston, Bancroft, Lewis & Co.
Behr Alias, Barberry, Norwich, Van Dusan, Norton,
&Bo
• - •
Bohr D P, Tapley, Portsmouth, Chas & Co.
Mr Jacob & illiam, Mathews, Newboryport, BroWn
& White.
Bohr J 8 Winn, Smith, Weld, Beam, Ogle. & Co.
• Bahr Chief, Champlin, Norwich. Brice, & Co.
Behr P A Sanders, Boston, Brown & White.
Bohr Alert, Champion, Boston. Baum, Ogle, & Co.
Pchr Lewis Cheater, Somers, Bandon, do
. Polar Jae Porter, Adams, Boston, Noble, Hammett, &
Caldwell.
Behr W Y Oorbltt, Rose, Providence, B Mllnes & Co.
Bohr T Benedict, Goldsmith, Prov.dence, Blackiston,
Oat: k Co. -
Bohr Slaty Dmma, Pilgrim, Stony Point D &derided,
& Oo •
Behr) B Diokineoh, Waeaton, Roxbury, do
&kr limy Anne, Bowen, do do
Bohr y Bowman, O'Brien, Now York, L Bothermel
BO IT L Oaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
, (Correspondenee of the Philadelphia Pachange.)
LEWES, Del.. July 20-9 A AI.
A Fleet of about fitly evil, moody colliers bound east,
left the Breakwater this morning. The steamer Albort
Horn left this morning for Indian River. Several
aVarsqlsied vessels are ht sight, bound up. Wind 8
8W; weather very due.
Yours, &o. WU. Id. 1110101 AN.
fir rscsoslrmi
(Oorreepondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
OAPS /BLAND. July 27-7 30 P
Two barquei and Bavaria schooners plumed in this
forenoon Wind 8W; weather warm.
Yours, to, - TBOB. B. IMMO.
• COT TILLIOZATH TO TOO TABOO.]
HlvdaN lu , GA., July 2t.
jo tr4 , l o a m et;lt t er ezn all;i: Florid*, from New York, *ad
011efiLasnos' July 27.
`Airlrod, iteatoublp Atlantic, from New York.
MICMORANDA,
Stemonblp Vaodorbilt, Leforre. from Now York for
Rime, orritro4 at routbompCm 18th Inst.
~Arootoihisi city 'alien. York, Howe', hOruce at Bolton
26tli boa.
,"
•
- 41..a .mahiP Noi•thern Light, .Tinklepaugh, arrived at
New York 28th lost, from Southampton lath test, July
25, at 6 P M, lat 4121, raw a steamship showing Fog.
.lish colors, supposed to be the Indian Empire
Steltruhlp Kennebec, Hand, , hence arrived etagere
,York yesterday
Ship &ergo from London for Australia, was spoken
26th nit lat 78 68 6, lonal. 02 W.
Ship Rival Kelly, from Bliston at 6aryaquil Jane 74
and was to NMI July 15th for Callao.
Ship Thirty-one States, from Havana for Boston, 7
dart out ,was spoken 16th that lat 85 39, lon 74 '
Ship Wizard King, Cone, from Callao for orders, ar•
rived at Motherbank 10th lost, with rudder damaged
. and capperloore. , , . .
Shfp corinecticut, Webb, oleared at Newcastle, 14,
Ipthmet,,, - •
Bbils Rambler, Lathrop, cleared at New York yester.
day, forthin ?moires.
Ithip Phantom, Peterson. from New York, arrived at
San Francisco 2lstult.
Ship Oracle, Wood, from New York, arrived at Ban
pr,noisoo let test.
. Ship Charger, Hurd, from Boston , at San Franoisco
let inst
Slap Flying Bogle, Bated, from New York, arrived at
Ban Francisco June 23d.
Ship Black Warrior,Aturphy, from New York, at Sian
Prenolsoo (iii Inst •
Ship Southern Cross, Howes, from Boston, at Ban
Prenefaeo 4th lest
- Ship AndrewJeeirson. Williams, exiled from Ban Fran.
claw Ist last, for Ne v York. •
• Ship Frigate Bird, Cope, from Hong Kong, arrived at
San Francieco 4th inst.
Ship Lola. Coffin, from Rotterdam,_ arrived at New
York 26th Net. •
.! 'Ship Ellen. Stewart., from Liverpool for Baltimore,
AAA spoken 26th Jest, lot 46 74, ion 2210.
Ship Tornado, kluraford, sailed from Melbourne May
24. for New York. •
Ship John Fraser, Herbert, from Callao at Valencia
24th nit.
Ship Clara, Doane, from Callao (not Myst) for Lou.
don. sailed (mai Queeteown,7th met
Ship Magnet, Henry, sailed from Manilla May 6, for
Boston.
%tip Hotspur, Potter, from New York Jan 29, at Hong
Kong Illsy 6.
Map George ,W.sat, Couch, at Liverpool 14th inet,
front New Orleans.
Ship Tartar, Mix, from New York Oct 22, at Shang.
hoe 30th April. -
Ships George Green, Fairbanks, and John Patten,
Patton, remained at Cronstadt 3d Inst., uncertain.
Barque.TM blorolort, Burmelsto,r, was loading at Ba
lling 15th lost, for Cowen and a market.
Barque Marian, Downing, at Buenos Ayres 3d ult,
fsom New York.
• Barque Emblem, nitele cleared at Boston 26th lost,
for Malaga. •
Barque . lifystery, Pales, hence for Belfast, was off
Waterford 7th Md.
Barque Adeline; Schnlkin, from Bremen Bth lust, for
Philadelphia, was off Dungeness 12th lust.
Barque Antagonist, Crowell, from Buenos Ayres
Jane 10th, arrived at New York yesterday, left barques
Swallow, Upton, Mullin ; Glenwood, do; See Bird,
Wotan, do; Henry Buck, do ,• Home. do • Paladin, for
New York in two days ; brig Bonita. Hat ch, laying on
for New York Business 111 very dull at Buenos Ayres.
Very little produce coming in. , Country quiet.
• • Brig Potent.; Baltsford, front Buenos Ayres June 10
at N York yesterday. -
Brig Myra • Fuller, from Boston for Philadelphia,
paned Highland Ligbt7 P M 26th Inst.
Brig Hannah Woks, Hicks, hence, via' Queenatown,
at Dublin 13th inst
Brig Wm It Sawyer, Sonar, sailed from Fall Giver
24th inst. for Philedelsibia--not as before reported.
Brig Binh Hawk, Hamadan, cleared at Key West
9th Ind, for Cardenas.
Brig Ocean fele (Br), Jones, cleared at New York 26th
test, for Berbvioa. •
- Sclir .311 Mather, Nickeniou,,cleared at Boston 28th
itst, for phliadelphis
Bohr J 3 Spencer, Langstaff, for Philedephia, sailed
from Salem 24th met
Behr Onwassett,hence at Baker's Landlog, Warwick,
26th Mat -
Sabina Applegate, Lee; poisons Burley, Marts, and
Antares, Cordery, hence at Providence 24th inst.
Bohr' Sarah B Jones, /Ones; Wm P Cot, Holiek L n F
Stockton, Crammer; John Lancaster. Bitten, and
Baker, Lake. berme at Providence 25th init.
- Behr Ring Dove, Johnson, hence, arrived at,Alexan
dria 26th inst ,
achrld'Reinhart, Peterson, hence, arrived at Porte.
month 24th feet. -
• Bohr G'Green, hence at Danvers 20th inst.
Behr Marla (tonna, hence at Portland 24th last.
SchrJ P Oellins, Gorham, cleared at N York peter
' day for Philadelphia.
IigIRINN MISONLLANT.
The ashtteao, from New York, !stranded in Marchri
ttleh Bay, was got Off 10th last, sad towed to alozolt.
- DOMESTIC POSTS
NNW ORLEANS, July 20 —dr, ship Esr West. lien
nett, New York; barque Itglanttne, Gleason, for Rio do
Janeiro (previously reported at quarantine-)
Old, chip Prelude It Cutting, &meg, Liverpool.
- Towed to lea on the lab Ind, ships ktootmorenot sod
Bey Etats. - -
Below, alp Cattemberg, Weeks, Liverpool.
FOREIGN TORTS.
(Far eteamahlp Europa—Telegraphic
Ar from New York, misr22, R Boma, at Hong Kong;
July 14, Oonatellatton, Addyetone, and Cuomo!, at
Liverpool; 16th, Lebacla, at do • -
Ar from New Orleans Julyl4, Celestial Empire, at
Liverpool; 16th, Pomoria and Theo Lord at do; 16th,
Helvetia, at do
Sailed for New York April 29. Notigna, from Woofing;
May 8, Edith, from do; July 18, Cora Linn, from the
Olyd
N l4th, N Biddle. from Liverpool; looter Johnny
and agnolla, from Shields; 16th, Escort, from Deal,
Sailed for Boston July 13; Randolph, from the Oilde;
11th, Winfield Soott, from Liverpool.
ARZVALB AT Tilt PitlNCifkl, HOTELS,
ur TO on ceoLooK THIS 11011.11130.
Guuksp 110S388—Ohestnut meet, below Ninth
Geo Dante, Pittsburgh II 0 Banning k lady, WO-
W J Dl'l Bandizaky Ohio _ rnington. Del
A Reskine, Huntsvi l le , Ala J . a Reaklne, Huntsville,
S burgles, St Louis Ala
Siren Tiernan, St Louis John N Tiernan, St Louis
Nra T Williams dc dan Mr Bell. Pittsburgh
St Louis I Forchinet, Mobile
I, Goldsmith, N Orleans X Gold•mith, N Orleans
B giber Shreveport • john NinotOTC_, N Y
G P -Smith, Oloolnaati, 0 Louis Sbiasier, Lancaster
0 1 10 Johnson, Savannah X W Alexander. icy
R /Limb*. Baltimore Wm Bush°, Baltimore
James al Patten & lady P 8 Rueter, Leesport, Pa
Olevelaud W 11 Paul, Roston
W J Rogers, Jr, N Y J R Jon e s , Reading
Out IS It Rahn, Reading EL 0 Mil, WhStahall, N Y
Geo Earle, 111 d R T Berle, Nd
B Brainard , Conn .T roster, Jr. Nashville,
W N Ewing, Nashville, Tenn Tenn-
A G Ewing, Nashyllle Mann 0 B Childress, Nashville,
J• N,Yatrlilmb , Dowaingtdtt, Teon
Penn A P Bona, Augusta, Oa
I, 8 Williams, Oinolnnati, 0 T Quarles, hiemphis,Tenn
las Campbell, Trinidad L Saber, 01110i1211110, 0
1 W Hughes, Oincinnsti, 0 A J Lets, St Louis
Jll Shalt, Ending - Nl/ Harrison, Plata
Rev D Caldwell, Leesburg, 811 Lilly and lady, N 0
Virginia - A W Steal dr, da, N 0
L him on dc da, N 0 Benj Phlstet, Maysville,
0 F Rubicem & Is, Phile Rentuelcy
P Dodge tv. lady George- I P Mare, Havana
town, D 0 - A. ht Rutledge & Is, Tenn
RH Armstrong, St Louis H Chamberlin, Natehes
R Smith, Hartford , Alex- Lelia, St Louis
J R Yore & IS, St Louis Andrew Malooras n, Liv-
Dr A Hall, Whitehall, NY ' enrol, Nog
I IP X blattbiew. Washington, L linrridge, N Y
G 0 Rimbrough: St Louis Geo W Vetter do la, Phila
,W Ji Leonard, N Y . John Walt
AiS Kiefer, New Haven Mr Duncan, N Y
A Yerrandon, N Orleans 8 T Gordon, N Y
8 0 Reynolds, Elmira, N Y Wm 71 Nsurouto, Reading,
'T Henry Balmer, el Y Pa
Wm K Watts ro Is, Rich. D F Fleming Charleston)
mood, Va Mrs Fleming, Charleston
Xi" Fleming, Charleeton I/ 0 Davie k Is, Min
IC Rooth & family, Wes W 0 Murray, Jeree,yolty
Miss Rats Murray, Jersey B Chsmbirleln. Utica, W 8
Ach W Sato*, b.! John 0 Ager,_ Urbana, 0
Aloha Rill, Richmond, Ye I B Willard, N
W Taylor, Tessa T A Rowland. New York
Rdwin .Waters, New York P A Rhodes, New York
Sawn Canova, New York Obaa Pratt, New York
T 8 Iceland, Cincinnati, 0 • A Rindskoer, New York
Wm Gilson, New York - W Prondroot, New York
A B tionthworth, Ban Pron. JO H Baehin. Baltimore
_ 0 II Innis, Milslaelppl
W
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W Platt, Peter burg, Ye Dalt i mer*
A Royston, Mobile, Ale B P Pittman, St Louis
B 0 Goodman, Maelanatl J D Neely & i, Savannah
LB Manville, Louisville 3 D Darrle, Now Dyloans
W Gl:Adios / San Ptaa'oo W D Down/ion, Va ,
1-11DHari Nebraska - T ape)lock, Texas
sausitivrao HOTlL—Soorth street, below Ards.
T Struthers, War en. Pa Geo Pattison jr. Tenn
John Reyes, Lewletown J W Dobbins, liandwiab,lll
W Horgan, Kg' 8 Morrie, °nester co, Pa
Inn Prancer, Washington Prance - Jr , Vjaibinaton
R Branoe,.Wehington - A 0 Shown, Selina Grove
8 0 Irwin. 03,0 We W Prentice, Newark, N J
Wro.P Kellogg, N .1 .7 Reber, Va
0 A Roberts, Meriden, Ot D D Stockton, Ala
Joe Oltseanairglenford, Pa
AMERICAN 1201198. 7 -01testout Street. Above NMI.
3 P HoCelier,NiagaraPalls -L A Paschall, Oxford, li C
OJAKingebury, Ozford,N 0 W J Biggs, tkotiand Neck,
Lori G Clark & la, Del V 0 '
Mita,Olark,•Del . . - Mies Bowman, Vol '
0 9 Smyth, N .7 9 0 Parker es la, N Y
Miss Parker,N Y.', - ' , OEOO Johnsen, N Y
A T Lavalieres, Memphis J Hannah, Jersey Oily '
Z P henry, Berlin, Ild 11 J Marshall, Berlin, MA
John Thompson. N 0 P 1 Thompson, N 0
o w Williams, Cap May, W Williams, Balmhisy NJ
J 11 McCreary, Tamaqua
9 Johnion, Baltimore T street, Baltimore
4; 1 1ows Pa - Lt B Burnham, iii Chunk
iiiPtSßtossri3Ohlo - Geo Jones, Chicago, 11l -
I P. Oreiniaale, - Ohicego, J F Briggs, 9 0
Minos Q. , , .. .- - Jasper Stowe, N 0
DANI.IIYBIIIIAY NOTIIII.-Bitoond street, below Vino.
8 a Walton, Del , ' Pennington,
Rog Gould, Trenton, N - 1 NJ„
Allis J Gduld, Trenton . , 21 I Mei tianhilry, Phila '
o,Frety, Netbeko • Onate larkbehle, Bucks do
•Dlibibett,- Mont; -, t ,Toht.Oettis, Montg
118 Tniabbilikenhuit4' l. 'IIN bitlts. Deortsittle '
Stulant Blum Docking- R
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Thou Janney, Bunke do tleck'W Kahl; Plias
Chem Jenner:Bunkd do - Jdo Polk, Hutcrllle
0 Nantbitrii, Pa *- • B Siam], Drownsburg
Reed - Nlyi'llrenitiabarir - ' Browntburg
Thee Rat , , Luni'Pown, Polon:ion 'Wright, Lahgehri
Cheltenham
811PlintoisylNewbOWn.' - -`•
ONION HOTHL;-Arab street, below ?mirth.
/ 0 McClelland, Alla- II need. Preeport, Pa •
when,- City M &hi if, N Y
A L McFarlane & la,West• A 0 °roes, Cincinnati
moreland 0 O'Neil, Pittsburg
8 P Spencer, Lancaster Thos T Molten, Easton
8 R Maier, Frenchtown, Miss 0 Kline, Crestline, 0
N J Thos Brans, bladisonj Ind
E P Bowman, IS Ohttbk,Pa • arra (Beech it son, Pa
G B Clayton, Pottsville Win Smith, Pa
8 W Jones, Pottsville /no SI Liming, Bridgton,
Edw P Brewater,Brldgton, N. 7
NJ Dr Laney, N J
Harrison Oarver, N J II It Raley, Shippensburg
Jan D Stryker, Lambert. Wm N Stryker, Lambert
ville, N J villa, NJ
0 0 Sadler, Phila J Beck & la, Reston
W Atwater, Masaillon, 0 L Virineburg, N Y
NATIONAL HOTEL—Haim meet. above Third.
Oboe Heebner, Lee, mass W m Williams & la, N Y
Joshua Comly, Pa Jos Spencer, Pottering
Wm B Payne, Weet Haven John Weedier, Lancaster
Jll Barrett & la, Harm. Andrew Kreider, Annsville,
Yin° Penns
Levi Illekeeoker, Mt Joy L Titus, Beaton •
Joe Bribeck, pal Rees Powell, Ord
N 11 Tlionaa, Oat Henry Fisher, Pottsville
John 11 H Hanley, Potts- Wm 11 White. Platuburg
villa E D Richardson h wi, N J
W P Vonto, Pottsville Eenj Mocker, Lob co, Pa
MADISON ROMS, Second etreet. above Market.
0 °handler, ?Sarni Hook, John W Oolllne, Jam,
Senna Oily. N
8t Louie, Mo Clni'l3 Ashley. Newark,
W N Tyndale, Philo N J
L 8 Lore k le, Baltimore Banal Yottinger, Memo
Jae B Yulwood, Trenton John Dutcher, Oteego
county, N It
PALI/ EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Oallowbill
Ii P Englecoan, Pbila Jacob Houser, Northarop•
II Kenning Bucks co, Pa ton co Pa
Joshua Youlk, Quakertown Jacob Clymer, Quakertown
David Oman it la, Pa • 0 Killian, Ebensburg, Pa
80101 8 Dower, Harrisburg A 8 Pyne, Wohleverstown
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above Oallowhill.
Reuben Terser. Green Lane Daniel Oarr, Danville
H a Hartman, Pottsville 0 Finney, Dnoka co, Pa
Henry Thome Douglas,' W Buckman, Jenkintown
Mee Backman, Jenkintown Eph , m Hersh, Zionsville
Hoagland, Byberry Bliss J Steckel, Allentown
Jacob Ritter, Reading hi A Seller, Po.
Jacob K Hill, Pa P Renck, Lehigh co, Pa
Win Plea, Bucks' on, J Sweestort, Montgomery
co, Pa
0140 K EINAR INN—ltifth and Merobant streets.
D M Reynolds. Pa Jas Chadwick, Chester, Pa
FL T Ogden, Del co, Pa Alf Bunting, Del co, Pa
Howard Leiria, Del co, Pa J Darlington k la, West
P Cos, Bt Paul, Minn Chester
Joe Gilmore, Chester co, PC
intecial Notires.
Kault Khan Hatch
REMOVED TO 1315 011ESTNIIT STREET,
Above Thirteenth. j727-3t
Sluing Fund,—Flue For Vents Interest.—
NATIONAL RAIIETY TRVBT COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
reaelmul in any SIM, /edge or MIA 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,
Mortgagee, around Rents; and , aueh first-olasa securi
ties ds th charter requires. °Moe hours, from 9 cOoloolt
in the morning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 Walnut, tel
erovir ilißakent
OILED/J.7ID
FAMILY ONWING MAC:MINDS,
180 CHUSTMOT STUBBY.
These Machines are now justly admitted, to be the
beet in nee 'for fanailj Sewing, malting • new, strong,
and .elsetio stitch, which will go? rip, oven if every
fourth otitoh - be out.' Oirouloro sent on stypflestion by
letter.
Jitokeen,
JOB PAMIR,
• FIFTH AND OFINEITNTIT.
Olathe, Notee, Drafts, Bills Lading, DM Reads, Cir
cular; Cards, and all other Made of Job Printing, at
prices to snit the time. ' oel7-Ay
Seamen's Saving rund--0111ce 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Second stieet. Receives de•
posits In sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
alassat of the Community, and allows Interest at the
rata of lira per aent. per annum.
Office open diolp, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day and Beturday until 9 In the evening. President,
Franklin Yell; Treasurer cud /Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
Bower's Infant Cordial.•• This Myatt:nib's
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in medicine, and to the most
perfect and reliable oarinlnntlio extant for infanta and
young children.
By its powerful induenoe a speedy cure is effected in
all owe of Chong, windy palms and sprains. Waves
and mitigate mach of children's suffering darlag ienti•
ilia% or teething, and. by its 'mottling properties tract.
qnliisei pains of the bowls, looseness, vomiting, ece.
The resat Coals' has become • standard remedy,
end hu been need in thousands of oases with the moot
abundant suasess. No finally ahonld be without It
Prepared only by wiT A. Bowel,
At Ws Drag and ()heelball Store,
N. N. corner of Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mast be addressed. And for sale
by ISn:waists generally. en lBlv
irtarnages
On the Ad Instant, by Bev. James Motlaskio, at hie
residence, 425 South Twentieth street, Mr. WILLIAM
SMITII to Mien EARAII L. DROWN, all of Philadel
phia. tk
On the 11th islet , at Oenshohocken. by dispensation,
before Bor. Pather SPelsmen, PATRICK WADE to
HANNAN A. ALLEN, all of spring Mils, Montgomery
county, Pa.
On the fib inntnnt, by Mee George A Latimer, Or.
WM B. MAYBERY to Miss JANE OINK, both of Phi
ladelphia.
On the 18th indent, by Pee George A. Latimer. Mr.
Wt. CLOAK to Miss HANNAH 1,61418, both of Phils
dedphia.
VDtatbe
On the morning of the 27th last , We. CATHARINE
II P7A1.90N, in the 89th year of her age. •
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence No.
769 South Fourth etreet, on Thursday afternoon, at 3
o'clock. To proceed to Laurel-H7ll. Vitt
On the24th Instant, Hrs. SARAH PAINTER, in the
88th year of her age
The relatives and Mende of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from het late re
sidence, Na. 231 Poplar 'treat, Ode (Wednesday) after.
noon at d &clock. To proceed to the Odd Penmen'
Cemetery
On the 26th Metall% CHAS. HOPP6IAN, In the 824
year of his ego.
ills relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, Ridge
road, near the Booth Laurel Ittlt Cemetery, this (Wed.
nesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Box.
borough. tt
On the 25th instant, Hr. CHAS. A. KOEHLER, aged
63 years.
The male relatives and Mande, and Rising Star
Lodge, No. 126 A. Y. El., ale° Wayne Lodge, No. 3,
1. 0 of 0. P., and the filuthwark Hose Company, are
invited to attend his funeral, hem his late residenot,
No. 119 South Delaware avenue, above South street, on
Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock **
On the 26th Instant, Sire OATHATIINN 13011AlltiiR
widow of the late George Schaffer ; in the 734 year of
her ego.
The relative* and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the flinerel, front her isle mil
&nob. Robinson street, illaneyunk. Twenty-first ward,
WI (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without fur
thor notice. To proceed to the Upper Lutheran Church,
Germantown.
On the 28th Inst., after a Ill:geeing Illness, which she
bore with Obviation fortitude, Mrs. MAIM TITTLE,
widow of the late Moses Tittle.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence . , No. 405
Ottriatian street, above 'Garth street, on Thursday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Without farther notice. **
On the ilfith instant, Miss FANNY ANN SWEENY,
daugh'er of Mery . and the late George Strawy, le the
28d year of bar age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from the reeidoooe of her mother,
Huntingdon street. above Lewis, Nineteenth ward, late
Etchrooed, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at o'clock.
To proceed to Mount Model Cemetery.
On the 26th lout,, after lingering 'Haien, ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter of Joseph and Better It. Ilan
nte In the 10th year et bar ego.
The relatives and friends are incited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 608
Franklin avenue out of Cherry, this (Wednesday) af
ternoon, at 2, o'clock. without further notice. It
On the 22.2 fast , Mrs. HLTZADETH SMITH, 111 the
70th year of her ege
The relatives and friends of the family ore respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reeldenve
of her non, John G. Smith, No 855 North Thirteenth
street. above Wallace, on Thursday afternoon, at 4
o'clock.**
. .
8 4 0 n Rirst.day evening,26th Mat., MARY, wife of Situ i
Yerkes, in the Tad year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her bruthend, No 182 Green street, on Pourth-day
afternoon, 28th, et 2 o'clock; without further notice.
To proceed to Hair MIL
On the 28th Inst., SAMUEL MOM:Mt in the 66th
year of his age.
The relatives And friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late reeidenCe, 1222 Ship
pen street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Interment at Mount Dlorlah Cemetery. st
On the 28th init., GEORGE P. ' eon of Stephen and
Lollies. 0. La Barth, aged 18 montha and 24 days.
The relatives and friends are larded to attend the
funeral from the parents' residence. Depot street, No.
810, this (Wednesday) afternoon, It 4 o'clock. *
Suddenly, on the 26th instant, EDDIE PUGH, eon of
Ifthannan end Wile W. /fisher, Aged 2 years, 3 months,
Ant 9 days. •
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
Attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents,
Wallop street, above TIN West Philadelphia, this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. To proceed to
Mount Morlah Cemetery
On the 26th last., (1 NOME S., infant son of Jobp and
Catherine Itatgg aged 4 months And 11 days. Interment
At Mount Moriah. tk
fllrmottle Notice—The members of ittalus
WEAR LODGE, 126, and the Order In general are
Wetted to meet at the IiALL, CHESTNUT Street, on
THURSDAY MORNING next, at 9 o'clock, for the
purpone of attending the funeral of our docenned
CHARLES A. EOEULER.
lly miler of W. At. D. FRANKLIN JACKSON,
Secretary.
Rya Fairmount and Arch-Street City Pas-
SEEGR AILWAY CO a Meeting of
the Commins E ioners named in the Act —At
to incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch-street City Passenger Rail
way Company, held In pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the Office of William L. Hirst,
Esq., Sixth Arcot, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the following Commissioners, William St.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert J. Hemphill, Omega
11. Thomas, James D, smith. together with the Chair
man, wore appointed a Committee to utak° the neces
sary arrangements and open BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP
TION according to the general Railroad Act.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet M the Wetherill Muse,
HANSOM Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY; and TUURSDAY, the 10th, 11th, nod 12th
days of August, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. AI., to receive
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the above-named
Passenger Railway Company.
ISAAC LEECH, J n., Chairman.
Roar. J. Ilaßrattc, Secretary. jy22-taul2
Notlee.—West Philadelphia Passenger
RAILWAY COMPANY, July 15, 1868.
The curs oP thin Company noir run every five min
ute. from TIMM end MAREWS Streets to their
Depot, on WO/al and DAYERPORD Streets.
fpl6-1m 7i9. S. MANN, Superintendent.
WICOfMce of the Frankford and Southwark
PIIILADELPRIA. CITY PASSENGER RAIL
COMPANY, Corner of GERMANTOWN ROAD
and CHATHAM Street.
PUILIDBLPITIA, July lot 1858,
The Board of Directors have declared a Dividend of
PM FEB CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Cola•
pally, payable to the Stookboldera or their legal repro.
nentatives after the 10th Instant, at this Office.
Tho Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
from and after this day until the 16th lost.
Stockholders are requested to leave their Certificates
at this Mae to be exchanged for others with the new
title of the Company,
jy2-faml6t
THE PREM.-PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. MIS 28. 1850
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1 1 MECHANIC," an Independent Weekly Newspaper,
devoted to tho real Interests of the " toiling millions
will be Issued from the Office No. 108 K South THIRD
Street, (second atom) in about ten days. Look out for
it, as its contents will be Interesting. Tho paper will
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style. Send in your advertisements. .1,28-Irolf
IVEW MAGAZINE.
BRYANT & STRATTON'S “AIif.ERICIAN Inn
°RANT' , le now ready, and may be had at all NSW'S
DOPOTB. Their Agent, Oapt. J. U. Bell, is canvassing
this city for yearly subscribers. Price 12 per annum.
Address BRYANT k STRATTON, blercanttle College,
8 E. corner SEYRNTEL and OLIBBTNIIT Streets, Phi
ladelphia. tey2B-1y
VAIWILY PORTRAIT BIBLES, RAM),
11' SOURLY bound. Old Billee rebound, to look toad
wear good as new. Call sod look at the styles, et
PEARY% Bookbindery,Botnan and RACE.
ORPEANS' COURT SALE.
Estate of JAMES Al. POWER, deceased.
THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers—Three-story brick
dwelling, with side yard, POPLAR Street, fourth house
west of SIXTEENTH Street.
PO - tenant to an order of the Orphans' Court, for the
City and County of Philadelphia; will be sold at publie
sale, on TUESDAY, August 17th, at 8 o'clock - in the
evening, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the-following
described property, late of James M. rower, deceased,
viz: All that lot of ground, with the brick mersuage
thereon erected, situate on the south Me of Poplar
street, 99 feet west of Schuylkill Seventh street, In the
late district of Spring Gordon, containing in front on
Poplar street 27 feet, and in depth southwardly 90 feet,
to a 20-foot wide street laid out and opened for pub'lc
uses, being the came premises which Henry Lelar, High
Sheriff.of the City and County of Philadelphia, by
Deed Poll, dated the 20th day of May, A. D. 1848,
granted and conveyed unto the said James M. Power In
By the Court,
• JORN BBERRB, Clerk 0. C.
711018A.9 J. POW'BR, Administrator.
The keys may be had et the Auction Rooms of M.
THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers, 139 and 141, formerly
67 and 60, South FOURTH Street. 3y28 sull&17.
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
.1.1 The undersigned (sum/more to the late JOSEPH
T. JO/INS) are now' prepared to moot the wants of the
trade at the . . . .
OLD STAND,
Northeast corner of AROU and FOURTII Streets.
Their facilities for furnishing every article in the Shoe.
Finding Li ne e at moderate prices and on favorable terms,
are unsurpassed.
The attention of Merchants is respectfully solicited.
jy2B-3tnif .WM. JOHNS Jc SON.
FALL STOCK
JOSRPII 11. TIMIPSON, & CO., No. 314 AIARK ET
street, and No.l FRANKLIN Place, have opened their
1 1 811 stock or BOOTS AND BROEiI, comprising every
.variety and description, which theyolier for male on the
moat eilvantszeuus terms for cash, or on the usual cre-
. . . . . . . . . . .
dit. Purchaxera will find it to their advantage to call
and examine their stock before purchasingelsowbere.
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.HAVS ROTEL,
WILLIAAISPORT,
LYCOMING COUNTY, PA
The undersigned line purchased the large and elegant
building, corner of THIRD and PINE fProet, formerly
occupied, by the West Branch Dank, and has en'argod
and refitted it In a superior style.
Williamsport is one of the moat delightful inland
towns in Pennsylvania, and hie house, he hopes, will he
found pleasant, all well to the traveller an to theme citi
zens of tho metropolis who desire to pans nn agreeable
time during the heated term of the summer.
His omnibus runs from Ids Hotel to the Packet and
Railroad Depots free of charge.
jy2B.3in W. H. HAY, Proprietor.
BOARDING wanted by a Gentleman and
llffi WlFE—hoard with a private fatuity, where
thorn are no children. South of Market preferred.
Address MERCIIaNT," blood's Despatch. jy2B-3t40
BBOARDING—Rooms for several Gentle
men, with or without Boarding, can be obtained at
JOBEPIPA, No. 54 North BeVENTIL at., below
Arch. Jy26-4t*
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
ENTI.I23IBN may obtain Board at 722 CIIBBT.
2.13 T iitroot, oppoatte Maaoutc Hall. Jy24-43tit
CHARLES E. BUCK,
HEAG ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
_ .
No. 81414 WALNUT STREET.
/teal Estate pur chased and sold. Rouses rented.
Rents and Ground Rents collected. Money procured ou
utbrtgages, ground rents, &c.
sursassoss.
•••• • • •
Frederick Fraley, E Win. D. Lewis, Esq.
Morrie L. Hallowell, Essq.i
q. Thos. P Sparhawk, Est
James Dunlap, Egg., Caleb Jones, Esq. ,iy2-01ro
A uGusT .BELMONT,
BANKER,
78 BRAVNR STREET,
24Wir YORK,
•
Issues Letters of Credit, available to Two Hers, on ell
parts of the world. 1a38.6m
PRONISE & CO.,
SPEOIE AND EXORANGE BROKERS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PfIIyADELPHIA.
Refer to the BANES and DRO[llBl3 or Philadelphia
je-ly
one. ICANLVT. *. H. ntiotta. B. himmar, JR
'HANLEY, BROWN, & CO.,
ILL BANK-NOTR, STOOK, AND =CHANGE
MIMS,
N. W. corner of THIRD and 0711:8TNUT /Wean,
. .
Collections made, and Drafts drawn on all parts of the
United States and the Canadas, on the moat favorable
terms.
Collections made, and 'Meta drawn on Ilngland and
Ireland.
Lincurrent Bank Notes bought. Land Warrants
bought and sold. Dealers in Specie and Bullion. Loans
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Comminston at
the Board of Brokers in Philadelphia mud New York.
je3.4m
EDWARD R. PARRY, RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary Public for Clomp,laidocter for
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
PARRY & BROTHER,
BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
CONVEYANCERS,
FRONT STREET, above HICKORY,
MANKATO, hlucuravre,
Pay partial:Lbw attention to loaning and Investing
Money for non-residents and others, and oolleotlag
Drafty, Notes. &o. Any lettere of isquray or bushman
.111 receive prompt attention. Doter to
Wood Bacon, Ic Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Role, & Withers, Philadelphia.
Sharp, Caine', & Go.. Philadelphia.
Riotiard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charles Ellie & Philadelphia.
Parry A Randolph. Philadelphia. iny2l-elmie
St, TURNIP SEEDS, CROP OF 'sB—Wo
have In inOte, of our 'own growth, crop of 1858,
auperlor to the imported—Early Dutch, etrapdenved ;
Purple Top, etrap•leaved ; White Globe; Early Stage;
Large Norfolk ; Yellow Aberdeen; Purple top, Scotch,
and Golden Malta.
D. JANDGETII & SON,
Implement and Seed 'Warehouse,
Noe. 21 nod 23 South Sixth street,
.1728-It* • between Chestnut and Market ate.
jgg RUTABAGA TURNIP SEED—Now
Crop 1858, of our own growth, wearetuted 81.31'11-
RIO It TO IMPORTED SEED, In Moro 'Lod for Rola hg
D. LA.NDItETII & SON,
Implement and Seed Warehouee,
Nos 21 and 23 South Sixth street
Jy2B.lt* between Chestnut and Market to.
y OST—A. bundle containing a quantity of
x.../ Dry Cmods, consisting of 11 yards of Black Silk, 13
yards of Muslin, 4 yarded Linen, and some skein cotton.
The tinder will be suitably reworded be returning the
sante to the owner at No. 1187 S. THIRD St. .1/23.2t*
DERSONAL-SAMUEL will be in the city
to•porrow, and will see you on SATURDAY at the
urinal place. jy2B-I.l*
fOTIOE.--ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
by cautioned against purchasing two Drafts. dated
Chattanooga, 'Tenn., May 27th, 18t8, for 500 Dollars
each, (drawn to the order' of A. JOIINSO3,) ono at
ninety days, the other at ono year, on the undersigned,
and by him accepted. Said drafts will not be paid, an
they wore obtained without corialderation.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27. Uy27-3t] J. BAUM.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
IaIIIDITION OF AMERICAN AIANUFACTUREB
The Institute will hold an Exhibition of American
Manufactures from the 10th of October to the 6th of
November next. The building will be prepared for the
reception of goods on FRIDAY, October 10th. All ar
ticles intended for coinpotition must be deposited on or
before Monday, October 16th.
Circulars containing the regulatiena for the Exhibi
tion will be prepared for distribution in a few days
Any further information wilt ho received on applies
lion to WILLIAM lIAMILTON,Actuary,
jr,243-Bt, Hall of the Franklin Institute.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
of 0001'n k BTOKBP, No, 120 Booth SIXTH
Street, for Building the (*teen and Oosteslitreet
Philadelphia Passenger Railway, and furnishing all
the material for the same, until MONDAY, the 2d day
of August next, at 1 o'clock P. M.
Plana and spectlicatlone can be seen at the above
Office on and after alondsy, July 26th.
j724-taut JAIIKB coop= President.
HERRINGS -800 bble. NO. 1 PIOKLED
Herring; 2.00 bble extra Newfoundland ditto
120 bbls Potomao dry. salted ditto, now in store and for
ale by 7110. M. MANNED'S' tr. CO.,
snyl6 N0e.160 and 102 N. WHANYHEi.
31.11 ART, Treasurer
Ncio publications
,Erstal NOtirEo.
t)o.c Sinbings
Boots anb 43 liars
DOOTS AND 8110E3
Boarbing.
Brokers
11233==
%grim!tural.
personal
itlbolesale Elßrg (Soaba
G LOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
JOHN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
No. 113 CHESTNUT STREET.
Are now receiving their FALL IMPORTATION of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
KID, BEAVER, BOOK, SILK, CLOTH, FUR, .FIIII
TOP, AND PLUSH-LINED
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
ily2B-lm
N I V ELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
118 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of goods :
A. k W. SPRAGUES , PRINTS. in great variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Beds, Greens, Blues,
Shirting'', and Fancy Styles.
BLEACHED MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
LonsFale, Masonville, iDatereville,
Hope, Washington, Union Mills,
Blackstone, Cohannet, Johnston
White Rock,
ans. Phenix, Acton ' , tic.
BROWN MEETINGS SHIRTING'S, ADD OSNA
iv
Matotma, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, East'n Virginia, Engle,
Manchester, Moe's & Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanics', Warren A, Cerra' River,
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Ilottomley's, Pomeroy's, and Glenharn Co.'s Black
and Fancy all-wool and cotton warp Clothe in groat
variety.
DOESKINS AND OASSIMERES.
Greenfield Co., Saxton. River, Bristol,
Terry's, Steam's and others.
BATIAT4S.
Stearns, Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpentera', Florence Mills,
Hockanutn Duhring's, Oonversville, &c.
BlLESlAS ' .—Lonsdale's, Smith's, end other makes,
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Inane Stripes, Denim and Tlekings.
Rhode Island and Philadelphia Limpopo and Apron
Checks.
Sitenard's and Slater's Canton Flannels, kc. 1y22-2m
Retail Men Ovals.
QIIMMER MANTLES.
P. 7 , LAQE AND CHANTILLY MANTLES and TAL
bIliS at much reduced mien to close the stock.
011ARPLE8S BROTHERS,
jy2B-1t CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
"11',INEN SHEETINGS.
-lILA Richardson's and other excellent makes, of shoot
ings of all widths. Pillow Linens and Irish Wilding
Noma. . Bummer Blankets and Quilts.
BILARPLISOB
ir 2 .9.ff OLDISTNUT and .1M.,...7.7E1•
NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
17 New York Mills soft Saab; Warnentia,
Arkwright, end other best brands; Masonvitle
Gold Medal, very flue and light.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
SY 2 B- 1 ( CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH.
HOODED CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indlepeneable for a Country Ramble, or en route to the
BP"n ral t Glig VA I, T S I 4 L 6 Ia;. nd $4.
FRENCH AND ENG LINT LACE.
BLACK MLR, SILK, AND LACK.
CRAPE ATARRTZ CIRCULARS.
WHITE /MARGE CIRCULARS.
!TO:O34IAL? 7010012 PRICXB, TO OLOOB TEI OBASON,
AT TOO
PARIS MANTILLA. EMPORIUM,
708 011B8TNUT atreet,_
IY/7 I. W, PROCTOR CO.
/TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
Travelling Dusters to match.
Silk Dusters and Mantillas.
French Lace Maullea, from auction.
White Darege Dusters.
Shawl Sareges, black and white.
Thin Black Goode, reduced.
WHITE GOODS.
Cambrfc,..faconet, and Mull , 12K chi. up.
Figured Swiss, plain Swim, and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots plaid Cambria.
EMBROIDERIES.
Ault opened from auction, 'levered lots Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Sets, neat Callan!, and fanny Linen Col
lam at about
UAL? PATON:
hEohair Ultto—eereral good and cheap lota.
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and Shirting Linens by tho piece or yard.
Rots' wmAn.
Seeranckers, ?Day Linens, Linen Coating!, Pantaloon
Stuffs, &a. Also, light Cassimeres.
MARSEILLES VESTINGS.
COOPER k CONARD,
3.73 B. E. corner NINTII and MARKET.
THE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE BRAWLS ever offered in this City are
now being eold by
THORNLBY dk oif
N.E. nor. EIOIITR and BPRINO GARDEN.
We purchased, a few days ago, M a most tremendous
sacrifice for
OAI3II,
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shaw/e, atom
quality and style an we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are now ceiling at the extremely low price of
TWELVE. DOLLARS!!
Ladies, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
lIANDIIOIIB 1311 AWL 60 moms!
Also, Plain Crape Shawls, from 84 to SW
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains In Lace, 811 k, Moir Antique Man
tillas, dro.
Travelling Dream Materials lb great tariety.
Thin Bummer-Dress Goods.
Organdies, Mangos, Grenadines, &0., ko
BLACK BILKS, PANOY BILKS, dco.
Oar name In justly celebrated. for Cheap Bilks.
Materials for Men and Dove Wear.
Linen Goods, of our own importation.
Bummer Clause and other Flannels, Ito., &o.
Nitta, Voile, Embroideries, hosiery, Gloves, ha., at
TIIOII NL Eya 0 118M'B
- - - -
"ONE-PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. E. Oar. BIGIITH tr, SPRING GARDEN Masai*
Je1941(
1200 SKIRTS AND CORSETS, FROM
4 24.1514.TF. GREAT BALE,
nesetlfully.Embroldered Corsets, $2.50, worth $3.75
Melt +Finality Plain French do. 1.25 " 2.25
Sionuts Elegant French Skirts, 2.50 " 0.00
Do. do, Children's do. 1.12 4, 2.00
Also, till Sept., 1. lYtil to Zephyrs 140 , Colors 200., per
ounce.
Fringes, Ball Trimmings, Cotton Trimmlngs—client.
J. G. MAXWELL k SUN
New Tthoming Store and Factory,
8. E. corner ELIaVEN.TII. and WIESTWIST.
,Iy2l.lyrulBt
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMABICB, DIAPERS, Bco.
CONSUMERS of RIORARDSONI3 LINENS, and those
dealrous of obtaining the GENUINE uoon3, should
see that the satiates they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the arm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & °WHEN,
As a guarantee of tfie eosuadneas and durability of the
Goode.
This caution le rendered essentially neceeeary as large
gnentitiee of inferior and defeotire Lionel are prepared,
Reason after lemon, and 'coiled with the name of
BIOLIANDBON by Irleh houses, who, regardless of the
Injury thus indicted alike on the American ounnutner
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a buboes eo profitable, while pun.
ehaaers can be imposed on with Goods of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKS & J. B. LOCKE,
niy2g-Con Agents, It 011131t011 Street, New Yet k.
A CARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer In
. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 448 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
Large Story Wblie Building
TBRUB—ONR PRIOR FOR BARB.
LIT Prices 'narked In plan Boren on each artlolo
ap2o4im
liemovale.
REMOVAL -JOHN P. DOHERTY,
TAILOR,
lIAS ItEI4IOVED
N. E. CORNER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT BTh.
P111141161.7111d, July 16, 1858. ir2B
REMOVAL
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
432 OISESTNUT STREET,
PA/19100S TO ANIOVING TO TIIBIR /OW BTOltll, °trim
retain STOCK OF
GOOD(
AT A HEAVY REDUCTION PROM USUAL PRIORS
j723-tra If
pi. ORS ON,
JOB PRINTER,
Has Removed to
FIFTH AND ORESTNUT STREETS
JY2-/ra
SODA WATER FOR THE MILLION!
PRIDE REPITOBD
THREE CENTS A. GLASS!
The public are roepectfully Informed that those who
may require a
COOL, OPARKLING BETERAGB,
Rill find it to their advantage to call at
OSGOOD'S
"NT,NII,I3r..T'Y ST
No, 3113 OIIEBTNUT Street, cor. IIUDSOWS ALLEY
And obtain a glass of bie dolicloue
SODA WATER,
Flavored lelth Choice Syrups, at the low price of
THREE CENTS A CLASS!
jyl6-f m w-Ot
A NEW ARTICILE.—CI3ESTNUT-
Ix. GROVE 191.118 KEY.—The purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal pro
perties, and none of the poisonous qualities inherent in
the Whiskey In common use, is now offered for sato by
the DtliggiStA generally, and by
CIZARLES WHARTON, Jr., .
- . - -
Oeneral Agent,
At RAI. Taylor's, Wholeoale Grocer, No. 23 South
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
All percents desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of Its purity.
Dean Sin: We have carefully examined the sample
of Chestnut•Orove Whiskey left with ue a few days
since, and find it to oontaln little or none of the poison
ous substance lumen as Fusll OIL
BOOTH, GARRRTT, ac OADIAO,
Analytical Chemists.
To CHARLES WHARTON, Jr., NO, 23 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia. ijaSto
DIME DONE DUST, GROUND
A yorysuporlor article. For Me In )srge or moan
lota, by OROMIDAIL, pauto, &
Toss 104 North Delaware MITOIII3Os
/or Sale aißr Mo Let.
.raftPASSENGER GARS—For sale
two New City Passenger Rallivay Cars of
superior Luild and finish. Apply to
A. 4: P. ROBERTS,
3y28-otifik 410 Walnut street,
FllO LET—A STABLE on Crown S!root,
near Vino. Inquire 213 North FOURTH laireet )
near Vine. 1)17-31*
OT FOR SALE, fronting on NINTH
L Street, below Wharton, IA feet front by 105 feet
deep, ton back street; suitable for a person wishing
accommodations for a shod. Apply to
TUBS. MOOllll,
No. 10 South FIFYII Street.
$2,00 0 —FOR SALE, a Mortgage for
• $2.000, mired on property - worth
more than double tho amount. Apply to
JOHN it. STOOHDAIX,
929 South SIXTH Strout
ra WANTED TO PIIRODASE—A cor-
La. net...store Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Pr-vision business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred, Address GIMES, Press
oface. jylb
- -
- t 4 lolt SALE—A valuable LOT, in the vici.
pity of the Baltimore Depot, In an improving
neighborhood. For particulars, address 7. K., Box 927
rostuflice. kyle
1110 LET.—THE UPPER ROOMR OF
_a. wires No. 827 and No. 333 MARKET Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the premises, to
L RALLOWFAL /c CO , or
_
GIIILLON, ANDERSON, k Co.
IpoMita'.
L - 1 OR CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
JP.' COURT-
110IMItT G. MARCH,
OP TRH TRIRTBANTH wettn.
Subject to the will of the Poople'e Convention
iy2e4mit
FOR. REGISTER OF WILLS.
ELI DILLIN,
OF 21111 YOURTERNTII WARD,
&hied to the Boles of the People's Party.
And, if elected, I pledge myself to confine the Office
to the legal fees established by law. jy2il-tc*
I: 4 10R 00NtiMISS—TRIAD DISTRIOT,
nu. JOOPIT BITES,
OP TOR WITKRNTU WARD
Eckled to Democratic rules.
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COITRT,
THOB7. E. HARKING,
,66V81116INTEI WARD,
Subject to peccoaratte RUIOII. jy2l•tn
WILLIAM H. KERN,
SHERIFF,
FINTEENTR WARD
&Nod to the Attlee of People's Party
VARD —The undersigned hereby inlhrme
V hlB friends that ho will bo *candidate for the Office
of SLIERIFF
of the City and County of Philadelphia, at tho eneulog
election, if nominated by " The People?'
doa. M. COWELL.
jylft.tf
111110 5, 1868
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,
romq SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the People's Convention
jps-tf
REGISTER OF 'WILLS
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratic Rules. Jo3o.tN*
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT—
JOSEPII A. MONILDEWER,
Eleventh Word
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
jerNitlit*
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS—
JUIN °AMR,
Binh Ward
BubJect to Democratlo 'Mee
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS—
OIIAULES D. KNIGHT,
TWENTIETH WARD
flubject to the People's Nomination. jel-tf
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS. •
JOON CAMPBELL, OF SEVENTH WARD.
Bulged to Democratic roles.
¢tientlenett's ,ffurnieliing elooba
WINCHESTER & CO. r GENTLEBIEN'S
FURNISHING,- STORE
PATENT SIIOULDER SEAM MILT MANUFAC
TORY,
At the Old I. tand, No. 700 CHESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Waahingtori ii()11110
A. WINCHESTER will give, as heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the 'Jutting. and lifluiufacturing
depertmento. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirts
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trade supplied op liberal terms. jy24-ly
JW. SCOTT, (late of the thin of Wor
a onsereft & Boorr,).G.ENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and KURT MANUFACTORY, 814
0111:13TNITt Street, (uearlyopposite the Girard Housed
Philadelphia.
J. NY. 8. would respectfully call the attention of hie
former patrons and Mends to his new Store, anti Is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINIS SHIRTS and COLLARS. jylt)-tf
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
w. w.KNIGILT,I6O43 &sOB Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer In all kinds or Farnta/gni;
Gonda and manufaaturer of Fine Shirt., warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholeeale and retail, or made
to order. mbl-tf
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest and hest as
sortment in the clity, wholesale and retail, with a full
line of Under Clothing, suited to the season, at W. W.
RlOOOl O B, 608 ABM Street, above Math, Philadel
phia. nshl-tt
tetitt;ls.
PUBLIC-LAMPS.—Tito public is respect
fully informed that Offices have boon opened by
the District Superintendents of Public Lighting, at,
which citizens are requested to give information re
specting accidents which may happen to the Public
Lamps, or of any failure in lighting or extinguishing
them at the proper time, or if not properly cleaned and
In good lighting condition.
The Books it'lll be kept open by Jos. Bailey, No. 808
Wharton street, First Ward; Charles Carty, Sup't
Second District, No. 3 Haines street, above Sixth;
John Kane, 1010 Randolph street, Sixteenth Ward; M
W. Desbong, N 0.2231 Coates street, Fifteenth Ward
Benjamin Page, Gas 011 ice, Twenty•fourth Ward, (West
Philadelphian M. H. M. Fadden, Gas Mice, Twenty
second Ward, Germantown •) James Burns, tray Omce,
Twenty-third Ward, (Frankford,) armlet the Gas Office,
Seventh street, below Market.
By order of the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas
Works. JOHN A. MISKEY,
jy23-tu4t Superintendent of Distribution.
, pETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BBLP-OBNIRATING GAB LAMP
Xi the only Patent Barnet that bee a
NObLOONDUOTOR ATTACH...U.
Per Pasty, °heal ans. awl BrUllaney, it summit
all others.
BTATB AND LIDIINT'It MORI% FOR BALI.
Addreea D. P. PETERS,
B. W. COrner VIM/ND and ORSBTRUT Bk. , PhDs
delphla ; and 4/.2 BROADWAY, New York. mh4-13,..rp
L' RY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interests, and patronise USSH.BII , I3 LAMP
FACTORY, 100 South ZIOIrCH street, below Ole etnut.
Previous to his opening a responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he to now doing in a war
ranted manner from $8 to $lO. Support hint, or you will
have the Pattie ohargse to DAT. Jeld.y
NOTICE---ON• AND AF
ter MONDAY, August 21, 1858, all
Passenger Trains on the Philadelphia, Germantown,
and Norristown Railroad (except the 3.10 and 6 P. M.
Trains from Philadniptila) will stop at COLUMBIA
AVENUE, for the accommodation of persons residing
In the northern part of the city.
11. K. BAllTLl,Clenersi Superintendent.
July 26th, 1858. jy2l-6t
FOWLER ' WELLS,& CO. 922
4 . 1 4 01117.8TNUT s treet, kee p andard
W
W Phrenology, Phs lology,Wa'ter ' ee a od Ph rks o o!
nography, w h olesale and retail. Phrenologi
cal Examination, with charts, and full writ.
ten descriptions of character, given day and even
ing. Oabirtet free to visitors. Orders by mail to be
addressed to Yowler, Willie, dr, Co., 022 Chestnut
street. je94woolf-why t sap BO
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY
CHICAGO, ILL.
The subscriber, having had much practical experi
ence in selecting and locating lands in thb various Laud
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for making valuable 'elect* for
LAND WARR 8 OR OASR.
Having Surveyors cons tie in the field to make
personal examinations, he can always make the moat
Judicious locations.
Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be had
in
lOWA AND WISCONSIN.
astisfactory references given when required,
ID- Money Invested in Kansas and Nebraska, and
any of the Western States.
S. SALISBURY,
.fyl6.6m 41) CLARKE Street, Chicago.
A WNINGS 1 AWNINGS -
1 - 2. JOSEPH H. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street above Willow. Italian and
k'rensh Window 411,1113 gs for Dwellings and °Mee
Windows; Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats
and Ships. All kind,' of Awnings, lets, Flags or
any thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPH H,
FOSTER, Awning Maker, 443 North THIRD Street.
Reeidonee, 340 South FRONT Street.
jyl7-1m JOSEPH H. ROSTER.
RRYANT & STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia College, Southeast corner SEVENTU and
CiIESTNIIT Streets. For information, call or mold for
circular. jelO•tf
rip 0 FARMER S.—NITRO GENATED
stiPER Priosrakrz OP LIME, or Prepared
Blood, =nut aotured by BLAKISTOM h WOODWARD,
and for Bale at their Store, wont end Market - street
Bridge; also by dealers in the city and country.
jy24.Bt*
TAR'PITCH, AND OAKUM—Constantly
on band, and for sato to lots to suit purchasers, by
jy24
No 29 N. WATER St. WES,VER, FI
N Tl,bat CO
and 22 N. WHARV ,
ES.
LIBIDSICK es CO. CIIAMPAGNE.—A
LA constant supply of the genuine Tirana In bond and
in store, for sate by WILLIAM 11. YtIATON,
Sole Agent for Pennsylvania,
Punth lthaNe`
MARRED CORDAGE—Superior Russia and
JL ERIOAN TARRED CORDAGE manufactored
and for oda by WReCER, FULLER, & CO.,
3327 No. 23 N. Water et. and 22 N. Wharves.
CCOUNT BOOKS, MADE OF THE
beet stink, for eity salea. Call and looook over tine
atock at PERRY'S
Blank Rook Manufactory,
P4-2m FOURTH and RACE.
PERlirs BLANK BOOK. MAN UFAlD
TORY.—liemember IeOtTRTII and RACE In buying
Account Dooks. I make all my stock of good material,
and sell at fair prices. je4-2to
1,700;000 ENVELOPES, EVERY
'style, eke, and price, at
0. . .I"MtRY'S Stationery Xstablishment,
114.2 n% SO JWI LI and MME.
B"N '; . OICS, MADE N A ' DE
UR:HUMP° of ruling and binding. .oi. good as
sortment of Papers for customers to select from, at
PERRY'S Blank Book Manufactory,
fe4-2m FOURTH and RAGE.
BAY RllM.—Fivo puncheons Bay Rum, a
very superior article, Su store and for nate by
A. AMR/NO,
U 2" ' 1 40 goutlt MONT Street.
WANTED—CARRIERS for the crNA
VONA'. MECILSNIC. ,., Apply at the Office,
No. 108;5 8. TRIED Street, (second story,) formerly
"Sunday Lender" (Mice. jy2B-Stif
WANTED—A SITUATION IN A DRUG
STORE, by youvg man 'who hew had a „vizir's
exPeritma the Retail Drug Butliness. Oan . gito good
reference. addresi S. W. at this office. .1928-5,*
N e iliPltb l-7 -on a Dairy Farm near the city,
an industrious tonn, accustomed to Homo, and
who understands Farm stork. Address "
Dlood's Dlapatob. jy2.B-2t*
WANTED—By youlis Lady of education,
a situation in a Seminary .4 Teacher. Would
not object to the country. Best reference as to qualifi
cations, &e.ovill be given. Address TEACHER at the
office of The Press. is2Ltit
WANTED—A stout, able Man, accustomed
to the care of horses, and having a knowledge of
Gardening, desires a situation out of town. The beet or
reference will be given. Addres "GARDENER," at
this office. ;i728.3t*
UJANTED—A Situation as PORTER in a
Wholesale establishment, by a young Man who
to willing to make himself generally useful and to study
the interest of Ids employer. Best of reference will be
given. Address 4, PORTNII," at this office. jy2B-3t*
WANTED—A man with $3OO, in a NEW
INVENTION, by which $3,000 can be made tba
first year. Apply at first door back No. 803 DROWN
Street. iY27-3t*
W.ANTED—A Situation, by a young man,
In a brat-clasn Domestic Coalminelon Dry-goods
house, to learn the business. The meet acceptable rote.
rencen given. Address A. H at thin office, Jy274t*
IVANTED TO EXOHANGE—A Carriage
for it PIANO. Inquire 243 N. BOORT Fr St.,
near Vine. 1Y27,3t*
WANTED—Four intelligent Men, of good
nddress, to canvas for a popular work in press
and to be Issued In a few daye. Living wages guarantied.
Address f 6 Publisher," at this Milo, with name of rote
venue. jy2B..3t*
COTTAGE WANTED—A small cot
tage, convenient to the city, with a few acree of
ground, Addrese COTTAGE , et this office, dating rent
and locality. if2o-3t*
WANT.ED—By a young man 18 years of
age, a situation to attend in a Grocery store.
fine had experience in the business, and oan give good
references. Apply to southeast corner of Lombard and
Sixth street. , SAWA*
tIVANTED.-=-The advertiser deaffei an
engagement with Wholesale Jewellers, of mist,
ilshed reputation, as SALESMAN.- Has many years'
experience in the business, and can influence a large
Southern Trade. Address 4, Sumpter," at UMW:ice.
JY23.6t*
Jy24-1m
WANTED, FOR Tiam UNITED STATES
OAVALitY—AbIe-bolted, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from 312 to 222 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTS)) eNRVIOB at No 017 HANK= Street,
above Sighth, north side.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Mont. 2d Rogt. of onmary,
Recruiting Officer.
4.4 A WAN TED IMMEDIATELY—Two
Vessels of 250 to 500 tone each, to load for ports
in South America. Cargo now ready, and the highest
rates will be given. Apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS; h CO.,
120 North Wharvee.
Oanings Jnnbz.
IV RE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
A- FUND.
(011A1111011D BY SIM
_LECTILAYI7I . III PIIIIIEITLYIEll.)
PICRPICTUAL OHARTER
RITZ .Elqt O.Wr. Interest allowed to Deraltora,
and all Moneys Paid back on Pomona.
OFFICE, an IiGIVPIS THIBD BrUHT,
(Goggotroarrow BANK Borcmso.)
Thie Inatitution la now open for the transaction of
business. and is the only ()bartered Baring Fund located
In the northern part of the city.
The Ornce will be open (daily) from 9 to 23( o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and TUARSDA.Pg, from 6 until
0 o'clock in the Beening.
MALBAOKBB.
James S. Pringle,
Jacob Doak
Joseph MCowll,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray
Robert B. Bernina,
P. 0. lillinaker,
John P. Verret,
George Knecht,
John Horn.
JAMES 8.
MOBS. apt}-iftf
Frederick Klett,
Btsphen Smith,
John P Levy,
Hon. Henry }Strong,
Daniel Underkoder,
Hon. Wm. Mil!ward,
Frederick /nuke,
Francis Hut,
Joseph P. Lealen,
John Hessler, Jr.,
Presider'
Beeretuy, GDOHGE T.
CAVING FUND—VIVE PER GENT. IN.
TERNEvr—RenoNAL OAPEPP PUMP 0014.
PANY.—WALNUT BM= BOOTH-517PBT00BSX(i
OP TOM, PIIILADUPPPIA.
lIKOMORATED ET THI 67/2.2 OP PINNOYLVINIA.
Money is received in may Iran, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawn].
The cape is open every day imm Sololook In the
morning till 6 o'tloak In the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings ttll 8 o'clock.
HON. HENRY L. RENNER, President,
ROBERT SRLYRIDGM, Vice President
War, S. Razz, litoratary.
DIA201015:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, P. Carroll Brewster,
Rdward L. Clatter, Joseph B. Bars
Robert Selfridge, !rands Les.,
Ashton, Joseph Parkes,
0. Landreth Manus, Henry Dlffenderffer.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The fmrestments are made in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MOAT
GAGRB, GROUND RENTS, and ouch drat ohms escort.
ties as will always insure perfect security to the deport.
tore, and which cannot MR to give permanency solid eta
b DIV to this Institution.
QATING FUND-UNITED STATES
Trtusr COMPANY, corner of THIRD and
OHYST
NUT Streets.
Lane and email mule received, shad paid back on de
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER RENT INTER
EST from the day of anoint to the day of withdrawal.
Mice honre, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and On
PIOIIDAY EVENINGS from 7 atitll9 o'elock.
DRAFTS for ssler on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from upwards.
President—STZPlClN E. CRAWFORD.
?reamer—PLlNY MIL
Teller—JAMS lIIIRTZE,
N °.88(241) DOCK STREET. --- FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FRED.
(IVO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.— ran
PER CENT. BTATE BATTNGB FWD.
No. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
/ N TER CENT. STATE 134VING8 PUND.
NO. 83 (241) DOCk. STREET.— YIVE
N PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND. and-1t
linsurance amnanies
TBi QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, OP PHILADELPHIA, 488 WAI Nfl
Street.
Statement of the business and condition of The Quaker
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia, for the eix
months ending June 30, 1868:
Capital and Surplus, January 1, 1868.......5277,819 87
Interest received and accrued from Jan. 1 to
July 1,1858.
Premiums received from January let to July
let, iB5B " 113,074 67
Selvage and Reinsuranee received 4,877 24
Losses, EXPENSZEI, &C.
Lowed pnid 264,451 al
Dividend, reinsurance, return pre
mlums, and expenses 38,894 44
98,848 08
Balance remaining with the Company aulkyl, 384,281 88
litlaerre,
Bonds, mortgagee, stodka, coupon
bonds, loans on collateral, and
call loamy, .2c $183,763 60
Bills Receivable 90,611 79
Cash on hand and in Bank, and
due from agent, 29,916 06
Capital Stock
01710E1111.
OSOBGB H. HART—President.
E. P. 8088-9.lce President.
11. H. COGONHALL—Searetary and Treasure:
B. H. BUTlAB—Matatant Pearetary.
George H. Hart, Joseph Sgsrants,
R. P. Roos, Poster R. PeablAri,
A. 0. Cartell, Charlet, G. ImlAy,
Andrew' R. Members, Semi.l.7ories, M. D.,
R. W. Bailey, Hon. H M. Faller,
Jaw G. Dale, H. R. ()eggshell,
John L. Pomeroy.
H. R. COGGSHALL,
Secretary
Attest :
blitamolf
TNSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
.F. STATE OS PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE. INSURANCE—No. 4 EXOHANGZ BUILDINGS.
Chartered In 17E4—Capital S2oo,ooo—Assets, Janu
ary 1, UM, PG ) 446 50.100,
All Invested In sound and available eeenrities—oonti
nue to Insure on 'Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Merchandise, .to., on liberal terms.
DIREOTOREI:
Dewy D. 13berrerd, George 11. Stabil,
mmeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Maoalester, To bias Wagner,
William B. Smith, Thonma B. Wattson,
Jobs B. Budd, Remy Freeman,
41111 bun B. White, Charles O. Lewis,
_George O. Carton.
lISNSY D. BItEJUtI D, Preeldeut.
WILLIAu Secretary. jeD•w(rm.tt
46pIRE RISKS
GIRARD FIRE AN)
CO3IPARY, Phlbuielphle.
Street, (Schuylkill Nnotigati ,
CAPITAL,:
DIRIIOI
Wm. DI. Swain,
tot Public Ledger.
John Anspaeh, Jr.,
M. N. Borroughs,
J. B. Itughes,
Wm. $. Boyd,
Geo. W. Woodward,
Jno. W. Cinghorn,
iton."J
A. 8
JAS. 8. ALVORD, Bore
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SIIBANOE COMPANY—Moe No. 412 *Awn
attest, Philadelphia
. . .
John 11. Diehl. 3. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, H.H. Shillingtord.
0. hi. Spangler, 6.6. Sower,
Abraham Rex, John W. Saxton,
Ji• S. Warne, john Garrison,
George Howell, Nathanit. Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, R. T. Kemal,
IL H. Houston, Joe. B. Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, E. Booth,
Charles F. Norton, John U. Lenten,
JOHN H. DIRUL, Pr•sident
B. B. WARNE, Vice President.
COAL A. Dor, Secretary. mylo
A MER JOAN FIRE lI`ISITRA.NOE
AIL INCORPOIZATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. SIO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
Having a large paid-up Capital Brook cod Purple. ,
Invested in mound and available Becurities, continue:
Immo on Dwellings, Korea, Furniture, hierehandiee
Vessels in Port and their Cargweßo_ and other reflooll
Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted
masovoas.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morris,
Bauntel C. Morton, James R. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, 'Edmund G.
Charles W. Fouttney.
GBOROB ABBOTT, President.
17101dAB It. DUMB, Secretary. ja2B-y If
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks " Finzi &
Williams," Imported direct from London, In
store and for sale by WM. IL YE/JON,
IYI6 23.6 Booth FRONT Rtrost,
CHEESE. —195 boxes Primo Herkimer
comity just butting and for sale by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
, 18 No. 9 North Water Alegi.
Wants.
402,027 33
804,281 35
$"00,000 00
D 1111431018
ONLY TAKEN"-
D MARINE INSURANCE
Office No 415 WALNUT
ion Company's Building.)
8200,000.
'moo.
Wm. 0, Rudman,
C D. Shoemaker,
Jor. tiralkor,
Thos. Craven,
Francis Peters,
K. Coggsholl,
Jno. McClure,
Joseph Klapp, M. D,
IBL 30NDS, President.
lILLETT, Tice President,
jy26-ly
D1611070E8
21annecmcitts.
WELOIPB NATIONAL
NEW BEASOI
JOSEPH 0. FOSTER Sole Lessee and Manager.
0. POSTER Stage Mousses.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 28, 1833,
Will be produced the grand Historical Drente of
HandlEL, THE SCOUT;
Or, The Rebel of the Jerseys.
General Washington Mr. Bailey,
Hirzel, the Scout Mr. H. A. Landon.
Rosalie Lincoln Mrs. Julia IC Coat ,
To conclude wish the spectacle of the
FORTY THERVES.
frassarac -
- -
Mr. Charles Poster.
ltforglan a Mrs. Julia N. Cooke •
The Orchestra under thedrection of bit. o.lteinbart.
Doors open at 7X. To commence et 8 o'clock.
Tickets of admission, 25 cents ; secured seats, 88
woke ,• Orchestra choirs, 60 cants • Beata in Primate/
Box. 76 slants ; Whole Box, and 84 ; Family Circle.
16 cents.
Sunman extureiono.
FOR THE
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAI(S,
BRDPORD SPRINGS,
NIAGFABA I"ALLB
THE ,PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPARrt
12TEM
EXCURSION TICKETS
DURING Tlll3 SUMMER
ALTOONA ) MOUNTAIN NoIUBE, asn HOPEWELL,
(Where Passengers take itsgaa SO.ndlee to Bedford
Springs,)
GOOD SOB SIX DAYS
Fare to Altoona and Return
Hare to Mountain House and Return
Fare to Hopowell and Return.
Fate to Williamspost PM; Ilmtra tri ; Marc[
Palle $B,
By thla mate patraangera take the Northern Oeatist
Railroad at Harrlabarg, enjoying for 126•milee Ws
beautiful scenery of the Susquehanna Valley.
MT Farther heformatlen to be hate. the Depot at
the ,Penheyhrenie Railroad Company, 8. H. corner
ELEVENTH and DikEICET Streets, vhere Ticet,"
may be procured.
THOS. MOOSE, Agent.
514.u t FOR (TAPE
LINE—The 'swift and favorite Steamer
4 " BALLOON," Cat. W. WIIILLDIN, leaves Aroh- stmt
Wharf for Na pe y . every - Turoday, Thursday, and
Saturday Morning at 9g o'clock. Returning, leaves
the Cape on the I ntermediate dap at 8 o'olook A. M.
tare $2, carriage hire included; Servants $2.80; Seeman
Tickets 88, carriage hire extra. IrSinat
EtINtiEPHILADELPHIJL
AND ELMIRA RAILROAD
idNR.—OREAT BRDZOTION.
FA ALA' TO N AGARA. FALLS ONLY 89.00.
Trains have the Philadelphia and Reeding Railroad
Depot, corner BROAD and TINR inmate, daily, (So
daye excepted,) as follows
710 A. Al., day expreo.
310 P. M., night express.
Tickets can be procured at the Depot, and alto at ate
General OMce of the line, Northwest corner BATH Gam
CHESTNUT Streeti.
CHARLES 8. TAPP.I3N.
Owlend Ascot
NORTH PRiTNSIIe-
W
DELAWARE - ATUR-DAP, UCH RAILROAD
MA CHU ros
NIT.
ILAELETON,AND TIR LEH/011 COAL REGION.--
Visitors to the above popular place, of Somas Raeosir
will find the Route °Senn by the North Pennayiesallt
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to to novel
th
and agreeable, missing through some of e richest and
most highly oultivated counties in the State, and park
Renal of comfortable accommodations, both on the road
and at the various towns through which it mum.
POR THE WATER OAP.—Take 6.15 A. Id. 131111
Train from Front and Willow streete, pass through Beth
lehem and Easton to New Hampton, where aldose con
nection in made with the Delavrare, Lackawanna, sod
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Gap about nom.
FOR MAUCH CHUNK AND THE COAL imam.
—Take 2.10 P. M. Express Train from same Depot to
Bethlehem, where a close connection is made with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from Philadelphia,
to Mauch Chunk in t hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take 6.15 A. If. Express Train to
Bethlehem, thence via L. V. R. R. and N. J. O.
R. R. through Easton to Elimbethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in NewYorkat quarter past S P.M.
Parties travelling North that have s few hours tO
spare, will find this a new and agreeable route.
Par further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARE,
Agent N. P. R. It., Front and Willow streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Jane It, 1868. }el9 -gm
.. iresa Mt . FOR CAFE MAY AND NEW,
YORK.
DAILY, at 9X o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM NA-
V/CATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew ; and KENNEBEC.
Captain Hand, form a daily lino between this city, Cape
May, and New York, leaving from first pier below Sprawl
street (Sundays excepted) at 9,tg o'clock A. M. Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Banda/el
excepted) at 5 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape May ((carriage hire included) VI 00
CC foraervants.... 1
cc " /Season tickete (carriage hire ex
tra) 880
" Now York, cabin 300
" steerage 180
FrOght_taken atlow rates.
For passage, state rooms, he., apply -on board, or U
the Office, 314 and Ale SOUTLf DELAWARE AYE?.
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDICE,
1315.3 m Agent.
. FOR THE HA SHORE.
BseE CAMDEN AND Amex=
RAILROAD. 0 LY TWO AND HALF ROME TO
THE SSA SHORE.
On and after Monday, lone 7th, and until farther no
tice, (Sundays excepted,) three trains daily to Atlantis
City and return.
First Passenger Train leaves Vine at. wharf 7. A. M.
M
Second 44 4.01 80
P. ta.
Freight Train with Passenger Oar attached, 4.36 A. M.
Accommodation Train to Weruouth 636 P. M.
LEADS ATLANTIC CITY.
First Paasengei 111.1/11eavits 6.00 A. M.
Second <, If 4.40 P. M.
Freight Train with Passenger car aiteehed,7l.Bo P.M.
Accommodation Train leaves Weymouth, 6.26 A. M.
HADDONFIELD TRAIN
Leaved Cooper's Point, 11 A. M. and T P. M.
Haddonfield, 1 P. M. and 3 P. M.
Fare to Atlantie, when Hckets are purettaaed before
entering The ears, 21.60. Persona wishing to go downitt
the Sea Shore and return the same day, can spend
SIX HOURS ON TUE BEACH.
Tickets for the round trip, $2.150
Tickets to go down in the afternoon and return neat
morning, or down on Saturday afternoon and return on
Monday morning, $2.60.
EXTRA NOTICE.
- . . . .
The Accommodation Train to Weymouth will new
through to Atlantic on Saturday Afternoon and con
tinue to run every Saturday until further notice.
Lome Vino 'treat S So P. At,
u Atlantic City. 400 A. AI.
Stopping at all Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the following rates:
Dor the month of June, $lO For the month of Sept. SUS
44 44 July, 20 For three months, 45
~ August, 20 For four months, 00
Churches, Schools, Lodges, Companies and Library
Associations, wishing special trains, ahead make early
application.
Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Point by P.M,
The Company will not be responsible for anygooda until
received and receipted for by their Breight Agent at the
Point. . B. VRAZSit, floosetery.
jelAt
IN lIIM- NORTH PENNBYIA
VANIA ISATLROAD.
8.121114HED1, A1,7411110WH. !4 ALT! , 9HIINIC.
ZAEITO DELAWARE WATER 4AP, Ae.
On and after MONDAY, July 28, 1888, the train, on
thin Bead w il l leave FRONT and WILLOW etreelet
daily, (Bandeys excepted) an follow:
Per Bethlehem, Seaton, Delaware Water Gap, &e.,
()Upraise.) at 0.15 A. 36.
Yoe Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch Obunk,
prees) at 180 P M.
Per Doylestown, (Aocommcdatton,) at 8,80 A. M. and
4.80 P. M.
- -.---
•
.•• • .
For Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 9.30 A.
M. and 0.30 P
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Le•Ye Bethlehem (&spress,) at 9 A. M. and 5.50
P. M., with passenger' from Lehigh Valley Rail
road and arrive in Philadelphia at, 13 M. and 8.115
P.
Leave Doylestown ( Aeoommodation) at 8 A. M. and 4,
P.M.,and snip in Philadelphia at 5.15 A. X. and 510
P. l
Leers Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 016 A.
M. and 2.60 P. M., and arrive in Philadelphia at 7.20
A. PC and 4 P. M. . .
•. . •
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Yhzlialelpbla for Doylestown at 8.80 A. M. and
Mr" Doylestown for Phtlade/pblA at BA. M. and
.• • .
All Yaaaenger trains connect at Chatham street with
081 Passenger Railway.
The 8 ]b A. M. traits from Philadelphia. and the 13.80
P. M. train from Bethlehem, where close oonneetion
with the Beaten and ,N ow Jerrey Central Railroad.
Fare to Bethlehem Of 69
•' Minch Monk 3 V)
Doylestown.
jy2eitt
SLLIB OARS, dm,
ftiebtrinal
HARTMORNE'S CURE-ALL THE
GRBAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! and Remedy
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAR STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
This article is the greatest diecovery is Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Care of RIIEUSIA.TIBM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH - ACHE, SORETIIROAT, STIPP
N E ON, or Pain In the L 161138, SIDE, BACK, or any
part of the body. It ante upon the Blood, Nerves, Mus.
else, thnewe, end Bones '
conquering all pain.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia sad
Indigeation, which arises from a weak stomach or
bowels. Thousands of persons who have need HARTS.
HORNE'S OURE.ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the Witten.
Bottles 12, 26, 60 cents, and'', to be gold by
11. JENKINS,
ap22-iftf Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH.
REA, OR SARSAPARILLA. CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The beet Restorer of Health, and the best
Blood-Pnrifying Compound in tke World! It does
not contain a particle of mercury.
The above preparation in milted to the Impaired and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and ernp
tiolls from the skin; gives bloom and freelmega to the
complexion, end is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial in taste, and ante like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any PAWL
Quart bottles $1; small bottles 00 cente; eold by
It. H. JSNEINB,
Corner of B.IOOND and WALNUT iltreets,
apTLiftf
GREASE! GREASE! GREASE!
• TAW & DEERS
Have REMOVED from Minor et.eet, and are new at
18 SULAM WATER STREET,
where they bare conrtrutly on band their celebrated
bowie of Week, H hit., and Yellow GREASE, for
OARS, OUNINUBB.B4, CARR/den, CARTS, DRAT%
WAGONS, and HEAVY MACHINERY, at
ITTIPLSBALIS Alin SIRTAIL
These Greases hare been in use o'er ten years, and
are eminently superior to all other compounds for el
oellence and economy.
No. 18 Swath WATER Btreet
Philadelphia.
AL LLSOPP'S PALE ALL in hhds., a
13 constant supply on band, In Custom House dorsi,
for sale by WILLIAM 11. YEATON,
tyla 20 Mutts /MONT Strost
__ ___
QALAD OIL,-25 Cues fluent qualit
i••3' Tuscan Lynch Oil in store and for sale by
WILLIAM E. YBATON,
jig
Nobola ,
,MOM Otrillp