sitrEaFiToif,FiteltirCe,N*lll4,.4:3;tsaletira:
Td; Raft:mist Stan
she Cases - Vsle*ltTE:Vsatr'-' - rditedliaghte of
Ant.ri,oarts 44.,ke lerotietedk
teorrenpaadbisie Of` he Weis Ysrk'Delly .
PAI4 Motiday;'July 19,11358. ,
By ..tbe . ..stenmship OolumbiselliaVe facets - 01lb
following - letter on
.Trin el
Yrisserl, treatz, t dated Metilill - W .wh l al'
is front 'a seared ibift"pfsil i ,he,retisd uppti. My
4orresPladonthas tee iCienerol,9 vela despatch nit
the refusal -ofilleceidentz 'Martinez to. sign -the
treats, and cluotia the insbatanoss or it' as :
.• You, (President Mardnes), -basis insulted ibus -
Governmenity withholding the ire ity, after pledg-' ,
ing yourself ,bitleril - Limor ' that:you' sees -by
epeeist mess.rgor, and asking the Generitlio ex
pedite his - journey by 'sending - him - , ett , the Fulton.
if he wore to, late for the etatnnwalisteamer You,
also, in.in .theonessenger - to believe that he
bore the , trea , y ". You aftersiards assigned- as a '
reeem for not tuivitig,sentlk tharyou n had 'Written
an awograph letter to fleeitident Buollantin, asking'
bin to entimit'rp certain inosi•forttions to it, which
letter you tieveriteroteWe deinand;jalf•the only ,
reparation yeu.ssabsnuke. W e
return of the treaty
as retitled-by-Atm ABsemol9.'!= f-.• •
The (wet- le further known that _Martinet even
pent a certitlente to Yrigleaii 'that 'llia treaty, had
bre* raeiftidl; btit'lentng ieSSO •ti get amend-'
meats, If possible; audit' not, to 'plokeise that the,
re,ritied`tro'tty.shcitild be': sent on lin four - weekal
He 4 Ild his political feeling's beitiwith the people
or Nio braeria.• deeendesl upon a radical change iii
the treaty: as .they were ;all ?nosy* twit, - unit
would use it to hie and' InuCh more of the.,
some sort.- : ' - ' • _
As regards voided rights orAmerioan.oitisens In
Nicer 'zee.; 'Geneva Cass told President Martinez
that the Governmmit:of,the- Gnited•Stetoawould
not submit AO any nib" tatty action of Nlearoun—
that as the country wee devoid of adfquate
buoals,. the Cabinet at Washington had no ether
resource burr - it - decide' these metier. for -them
selves; and for this purpose a proner,naval force
ad h too .lesna'ohei t both aidei,of the Isthmus...
The White:coilpliny `hateitteeeded in dairg
th re damn ,
First. Thrc-Astseohly will. resift Ms understand=
jo o I the Government, .dieepnrove of: all and
ev ry act it has done_ in, relation,. RI the, Transit
matter lOW Vandeibilt. and eriahltrit`thiV,
onto, to get out of the ootopromitto. , The Govern
meet will then send lc, speetal , eommission, to the
United States with fall.:mowire to settle therdis ,
putt, between the Ship •Ottnal , bompany and the
Government of Nicaragua relative - to dm extension
of time IT , be parties osnaot Ore.: the questions
at issue.will be submitted to arbitration, Jrcerieord
anus with article thirty-twoof this tir busty: 01.103 , •
• as nutowled by wrtiqtelinhttimf theltitts,Ofi,Tene."
1857 , General- aele - 1.1 have reseou ,to know, has
boon oif-yed thiknilesionduith.kto the Gal erivment
of the United }Rates and to' the CompanyiPand'iritt "
accept it, actinrinlisoniutieticin With •Yrieserlior
ttr dor his direation: „ • ' " '
Should there be positive news of the intention
of Vanderbitt,to open therioute; then there is but
one iroY left, aid that le ta-,dehy r hfia the right of
the laud transit; ~
matters
willthe 15th of August next alt there
will be settled ,
()Jr files of the deiti l / 4 - Arnorieano reach Sums
la, The number for - Idely 81 under bead of latest
tows, says: Case-Yrissari treaty is again
?penal to disonsaldn, as the•gationtltrO..on'the 29th
rustre.urned_with hie aNtotioni; the dotes or
ratification . passed' by the Constituent Amens*
The objections have been aeoepted as Inaonformi-.
ty with article 1.17 Of the,Oonstitution, and:doubt
/on, when. the member, of Congress again enter
upon tho'disonssfon of the treaty ? they, will more
anneolowly search for the true State of public
opinion bef,re taking Anil poilon.",, There is no
subsequent mention of the action of Congress. The
ra , ifl3ation of the treaty between Costa Rios and ,
Nicaragua hid beenimblishod• -
James Thomas, an American, has seamed , a
monopoly' fur alx years to tan hides in Nicara-
The rebuildiagot Granada ierapldli• Ykrogreis.
log. .
CITY ITEMS.
Ttenrtsmi nlv +llO Dataavattz.,-The ramtrhich
came off yesterday on the Delaware, between theyiehte
L. Theo..Ealing" and,. , Geo. M. Bill," created - no
el all *mounter pleesset easttement among thy yacht '
lag traterisly ti,deed, alahtseiwo rivals of therms
came down lltrriver irom . lifonainitut, their starting
point. and' passet Sinith's •lelted, where they. wore
Joined by 'leveret other yachts, the eiothusitums among
the insiders was weds Imel , eronalyanparint:',
One of tite prettiest and most nimble looking-of the
secompanylogyinbti was the Ci t title," owned. by Mr.
Waite, on bewitching a little craft as ever skimmed the
wave • We are glad tines these river , spells becoming
more air uncommon
thing now. in passing up or. daywr! , our beantifei river;
on a plonatot afternoon, to meet a score of, yachting
pleasure parties within as many miles, , •
This morn ng,' it eight :o'clock, a party Of some
thirty lades ,and, gentlemen 'hive Ohestnnt.atreet
wharf by the steamboat Thomas A. Morgan, to
proceed to Edgewater, the summer residence
of the *ay. The , well•known
nauticalprielivities of this demOcratio divine; and his
handsome,fectlities for mak.ng a practical application'
of his talent In thirrespect, tifii, donbilens, contribute'
much to the innocent amusement of the party while at
Edgewater. sad se are quite sure the wholesome wit 01
their clerical navigator will net be the Bret to he for.
gotten on their return. We truetlle , exeursionLte (a
pirolo, perhaps, though= we dislike the ter , m) will en.
counter Luila cg more' indigestible than a feast of
reanon cad O. flow of, soul " and that if any of the party
e"on'd be accidentally .• decked," they msy be - found'
fatly prepared fet the emergency, by being Suitably en.'
robed is a b tthlng'scq, ' - • •' - •
Datartarifft flsvttnxat :: -'{ Pe false p ' teitmro in
eaileg'beetteotionofour roaderi to the advertise.
wens of Mr Shivers, druggist corner of coronet and.
Fp are stfe,eto, to another. colic:tn. 'he article - of
respbury einem which he offers to the public ill jllll , ll ,
becoming a-tavente'roeversge. - ft is at - oncortfealtlfful
tette-biog. ex,e•dingly pala table and decidedly leer
costly than an3thiog else Which could be recommended
to tape tie place far family use,and - woiheieferaltditse
all who with in enj..y a pbanant drink ln warm weri- . ,
they tod who does not ?)to gleelifr. Starers a ell •
Mansfolr no tie c, TiC OITI"..—We have hid
0 1 07 fiLTOrlible AC4?4.1310 Of the admirable manner-in
which thm hotel it conducted. Ills Isicat‘d at the foot
of Penntylrania enemy, lamer* conveniently ettMiteci
for bathers thin 'tinted any other /Mate on the tolled,
and is surrounded with groves and shrubbery, which
make it d.ubly Inviting as a temporary borne fervid-,
ter,. Stv the.ettlehlit and gentle early piroinio:qt,
spares no pains In catering to the comfort and spud
pleastve of ha guests . •
Orr T.) TIM_ SEA - Simon. —The various lines,
yenterd , y, carried hundreds et so people to the pile
te..frg margin of thebrlirydeep, anAles . ).re_plreerd to
announce tlo:t ainong them all tame:eras scarcely a nisini
woman, child. or any other deeeriptoti 'Er humanity,
that was to.t either 'up, lied abh a, bathing omit from
Siedler tet4ibLeitine?.t,' irtt Ire' f 'BCl Mike: stieet."
or cram boot on 'applying themselves on, their arrival
at Cape Mayor attentle city. —. •
A CER.TAISPEZVENTIVS OP BALD:IE39.—A_ dar
t-do yunnotor of the growth . of the hair .a certeln
beautilerpf the hair, rendering it eft, glossy, and fn.'
Oland to curl. , Jules liaael , s tiau Athenfenne, or fledr
Restorer, thoufd - Int tintverselly used. It has no equal.
It to not a dye. It mrill. !hangs gray hair and whiskers
to their original life color. Sold by all druggistse and
by Jules Hanel & Co., 701 Chestnut et ; jy2o.4l6twlt
WHAT HAS COILE 'Or PRINTING OFFICFSI.--The
Fluting office hoe proved a bolter college to Many a boy,
lean &Twinned mere useful and conspicuous "nee:Meta bf
society, brio brought more Intellect out and turned It
Into practical and .useful -channels. awakened' Intro
minas, end generated more noire and elevated thought
than many of
_the literary colleges of, the country.-
Andong other good-things done In 'Muting offices Is the
reiterating the fact that the moat elegant clothing for
andlonther, to be fettnd.lAlbe Union. to it
the Brown Steno Clotbiog Ball of-Entleblll - & — Wilson -
No. 003 and 005 Chestnut street, - above Sixth. ,
ESPECIALLY if it may be enjoyed in a cool and
graceful salt of Summer clothing, gotten up at E H.
kidti ige's "Old Franklin Ball Clothing Empeilum,"
No. 321 Chestnut street. ' , ~ • „
A tiew-Frog CAPTURED AT itrbilliTlC
friend of mire; Juit' returned. from Atlantic' City; cap ;
lured an linthen4 smr=tfab;measnrtug sixteen feet front
tip of new to end of form it resembles ri shark,'
with a flat, bony subatence;abottt two feet six Inches,
protruding from Its moat, sa•mref on. either side with
teeth. Colonel Jolin'illMik, of the Neptune 'louse, boa
Pt in preservation, and has insetibcd on each side of fbe
saw, o any your Clothing at'ib e palatial store of Gran:
stile Stokes, No. 601 Ohaatnatstreet.w
• •
irrivar!a:tunio
iteportad Po -11 a Puma.; ' • -
ak VA al ttdrl—.4toam•kdp State of Georgia —BO kilts
e 40 otakt rice, Grower & liarkneura-8 dc, deo
33 do 116 bale% &wades, Hay & McDevitt;
V do dotuest::". Lea° 3lo lt & Co; •11 do..Brocru, &
• 00 d o, ct H m o ,s . re,lc Co. JOO Otis ilea. J Palmer*
Co. 40 do' PaS thdlat cco',.!'dh_ . -lo older: 166 pima to Vow.
liiftbuipat & HO. Belidre & t ti tl-9 DlClMenti Ledge. J
Ii Tk oraptoia & VW & R die, littera%
tr velt.nan B :ogee H Tare, - Dittmar & Data.
denap & ratooto; slot Gaul ; Franc!). hi: bards, & co,
A sas Eurterat,, Or, itiv eituptori- tc• Co, B tizakaoo,
Av,,ohtramer..l,l2l blurptty. dud W W Ilaberebaut
ti IdIANo • girlie - Dol6l, Kencor.-6,000 bud
• Thomas Wattaou & attufei . ,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In to mitip Otoe of °toren, from lavanaah
Bev J d !insis t ; s Ito - t• n: Mrs atunroo. Mast hinnene,
N i ulre. try NI Wean ana lady, B B Davia'Ona DOIY,
eo A as cele.kos . Miss Botertiary'. J4l aborlon and lady,
Dr %m any. alias Robartarn. ales atetteusia. 0 Ws.ttsoo,
D folbein, Miss Albrecht. Geo 0 Johnston, N annith,
Jos., h Tt. ru. J M Itvr.111C11; P It Maim,
1. s w.ek. G Hick., Mist Liston, OnDlaga, Sad
4 in the ..tertvge
.Maritte, Jatellu2ente.,
PORT OP PITILAOITLPHIAL, - July 29, MIS
SUN BiBl4B " :4 641 8 Vr! 8 17 8 ( ;..4 1R
UIGO WATTiIt ' -`" '
ARRIVBP ,
II P Ji Ateam , blp 'Hato of ffeargla;Ctievin,, 70 bourn
from davenoett, wan mdse arid pastabgent to Aleraudet
Baron. Jr. On Bertniday eleoloY. •in naval:limb - slier,
wee ton foto by pmuetier,uunte)lo:cerrytogaway part
of One Matter rd wheel•itousa and de :tinging th. wheel..
Both acwrlii were buuud out lotthe time of tbe anal,
dent thetWorgia tb'ertfibt of the obtinnet, ,On
n e eday 1320.0 1 14; &guinea; enrdritiei• BAjte - dinvtatt;
.51rddery, a 48, A Bt. atom - 461p :Commtfic; 7i16 4"114",
sto.ntentp alo.dgomeryi 7,22 A 10; stesualip porida;"
nil bound sou b..' , ' •
gtemnebtp Kennebeo; thin& 7 4.11011 t0 ftwiniiteirTorlr,
via Cape klay, with mdse. and passel:lgen td ;dike All.
d4r , ice. Peened au nob .orn bovine abote'the titan ,
-fi wine; a Boen.n packet 'nutlet( ebovb'Botbbsylloak;
igbt area 1.. locludmg a large thipott thin Luniettet .
and come s X sell owe a Ito the aver, boned. no.
Brit Amauds.-CoMnbn,•lB - nays from kiatancal, Via
Quarantine, with muledried to ktewartiOareon. & Llo.
hug Debimney - 11. days frOur Tdrkt Inland, with
salt to rhos tt !nom & Bone" •
trig • bby thin, Gitchiriet, 4' day/ from' Brew 'Port,
nli h aided to s.. airt • - ' •
hr g ittat, nor,:fttief Bingen, 9 dare from Bogor,'
with a0 . ,.000 knits and 29,1100 feet to Banda &
Behr Pliestinst, Craddock, 7 'days from Norfolk, 4141
37 oOu pbtuglet liorcrom Etteatek
Echr Its; crmitty, 2 • dityi 'from , Little Ygg itarbor,
Witt) roils to cattalo. " •
Bohr Jen. tdmitoo; 6 dija tram Oardiner, ge,with"
too to D B &akar. e Oct. • - •
Bebe filmroptilidten. 7 data hem Augnltii,
with Ice to 1) IPKeratue r& Co - • • •
Behr d4entter tfodfrey, from Salem.- • -
F c h, Trn, eaat, WootterOrom Wiltoinron-
EAr Jddry,Pr ce, ithrurdz-from Wltmiagt o.
ki•hiL A J 0741', Elkittft - . liont tea fork -
Brtd• W w L'AiricAtakilidett l 6thlttauriarglier. ,
&or EinhardUompeuni Ll*
0 , Bold VritiOnq
Pt ' VS #019414, 0040*.
iflusieset;, Balrer, fro gßoaton.
E 01r, Polly Price +tire. Innthiefon:
.Behr Win H. Dennis Hewitt . fr om Boehm.
g o b,: wypdo v i iiray, . dip tom ;.1411th'Llavett, with.
%ions tl•ttocroboc - C.... t 0 - - • - •
Bohr etnniMitifi:Ll 4. 3 , .rd 1 day from Swell*, Del,
with' wheat Jae Barra t& 00
och t y o b. w HAL MOM.' 2 da Creek,
I 'Veroirith wheat L Bewley' &C, - •
achr, Co . l , ent Iloyd.'B days from Ylenria, Md. with
' 'train to ,JW Elgeon& Co •
Sear , Pair I ender, Adams 8 day. from Salisbury, Md,
with 'Alp timber to W Bacon & Co.
Behr Seeretary, Aflame 8 days from Newtown, Md,-
*lib lamb... fel W Boom &-Pc.
Sloop J D Pia,, 10,11 13 hoar. from Lewes, Del, with
mdse t , Then W Parks , Pa.sed two barques and ten
athoonere in tbe bay, bound up.
Bteginglifp Delware Copes, N York. Jag AlVerdict).
'Brig Mum, Shaokford, For au ..valu i Thom Wattgou
& Sou.-
Sng Preedaway, Thompson,,Port an opoln, J T Al
b:n*Br & Co
Bohr: 'rename, Wooster, Eastport; 0 A Uociaber
& Co
Beheld h donee. Ondfriy,. Beloin, Brown & White.
. hohr,rolly Yrfoo, price, Balton, Van Dusan, Norton,
dliii . eteti. hillier, Delivers do
Bohr Al Price. Boston, ' Noble, Hamwett, &
00. ,
,
• Schr nerriet Rogere,Rogere, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis,
& 06. ' ,
Bohr k J Dyer, Rodgers. Boston,4l Sturtevant & Co.
tchr,W IL Donnie, Devitt, Doeton. Brown &
.Bohr W Lopor, Robinson . Providence. J R Wbito.
B ter . It .Thompson, Lloyd, Ownbeldgeport, Skye &
tiodtbair/
BncmL i ß kergglon, Barrett; Quincy, Tyler, Stone,
- Sehr Chi Parker, Webb, Roxbury, L Audeuried &
Oo:.
134:biNi lioston, Caio, Hooker. a; Cook
Gtr II Wittig, Maypole, BaMoire, A laroves,
(l)oriesipondence or the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES. Del:. July 27-43 A, M
, . .
The' Mee Ohlmhorase. .iEsna, Waterloo, and Ann
Engllah; sabre Tangent, Damon. Id 13 Mehony, Martha
Wrightington;Spded ' ff Pliushing, Vast t Sharp,
Knight, Reporter H - Rickman, ' Lorena, Stran
ger, 0 0 Saddlei. If Harris, Luther Child, Emma, .1
Ponder. Jr, IF"Ecirllsh." Boe, Sally, Fre Aleanor, J W
'Strout; Ohalleege - F Wordery, J English, and several
o hers, went out 'Able morning.. The steamer Albert
Werner, from the Southern newt vie Cape May, with
kph arrireethla morning'. =She will proceed down
oohs thin aftsrpoon, to guest of apart, leo. saved from
a Teasel Caleb wan' Arleen ashore during a gale tome
"two ybare• ago, While on - the voyage from a Southern
port to l'fatlNl. Wind South, end weather pleasant. -
Yours, &a. M. HICKMAN.
(Oorrespoadenee or the-Preeal
HAVRE DE GRADE, Ja1728. 18611.
Tim ;Wyoming left Skis "saornlste inthAboats, laden
jual.datialgned'aitidlowe •
11143hummi..:Oorit; oata. loonier, die: to Perot &
Bro; Bantli Alice lumber to D B 't nylor & 0o; Diemen.
Emblem, El ' CI Gramm, BonthwanifLorterry. and
&dunce ; coal to'Dels lore Dity. W. B. W.
(Como*once of The Press.)
lIIIADING, July 27,,1858.
The following hosts weed out of the Union Oanal
teHilay: bound Pfilladelehla, laden and consigned as
follows: ' '
Wzo & F Taylor rye to P Bushoug & Bono. end floor,
to opptatn; II Niles. lotobtr to H Delaber; Elniquo
hems and Gov W P Packer, do to Malone & Taylor. P
lipTtoß TO MARltialtB
Oaptain Mee; of chip Frigate Bird, from Hong Kong,
at San Francisco 4th July. repurte;—June 3d, at 4 PM.,
made a group of make bearing south, distant six miler,
Itqa breaking ve,y lath around them; sure or them were
even with the surface, and some 40 or 60 feet barb;
they appeared to extend east and went about a tulle;
they lay In St fait north lat, 140 Cant ton, and are not
down on my abuts; after running NB 00 miles made
South Island. bearing N NW, distant 36 milt's, which
make these rocks bearing (tom South island $ by wg,
diatent 70 inllee. „ •
- fliiitimisa TO TEE passe.] .
- - lisvf YOHIC. July 28.
Arrived at the lower Quarantme, slip Messenger,
from Puns; brigs Faustina, Berry, from ht Jago; Anna
0. - Terry, from Sagas. - 8t Jego July 9th, the brig
Black Squall of and from Philadelphia, had jast arrived
. .
- _ MEMORANDA.
• Steamship Boston, Bellew, hones, at, New York yes
terday.
'Steamship Empire City, Griffin, from New Orleans
Vie Havana 2.41 lost, arrived et New York yesterday
Bteamehm Pennsylvania Teal, tailed from }Helmond
Stith Inst. for Fh‘ladelphia.
Ship. Sumatra, Albott. from London, arrived at Mel
bourne previocut to May lath
fillip Humboldt. Helloes, from paw for New Yo It,
went to seofrom Hampton Roads 27tb loot
ship IdHated, De Forest, oleared at Charleer)] 24th
tar , for Liverpool
_ BiliV4o l 4 Colony, Low, from Callao, via Itampton
#oedll. arrived at New Y o rk 27th loot
Ehipßhiae, Ilitrntrd, tor Callao, domed M Pelham
16th hist --
N;S=MMEEMI
Ship Senator. coffin, from Liverpool, arrived at Mel-
bourne April 28tb.
81, 4 , Revenue. Howe. from Boston, arrived at Mel
bourne April 29 0 h.
fibip;Beindeer, Townsend, from New Yotk, arrived at
Sydney, NOW, April 10th.
13hip Tenowenda.luilus, for this port, was in the
river, Liverpool. 14th 'lost outward bound
- Barque Eppo Hendrick. Rebut, from Amsterdam for
this port, called from Tenet 7th inst.
Unique Modena, Ryder, at Boston 27th Wet, from
Charleston • •
B4rque Jll Morales, Burmeister, for Falmouth, salted
Tam Ha rano 92d last.
Ilauqu. Salida. Elivrimatt. from EN:rum, at Cardetid
21st it et: to load f ,, r Phdeletphia.
13,q•quo B tooolg B.maney, sae towed to sos from
New Orletina 17th 134 -
• narqln c`opt: - .7 - stmatt, Nichols, hence, tr ts at " , ew
°Aisne 231 inct.-.
Brig Meteor, Anderson. hence, sirrlved at Havens 22d
Inet - - • • •
Brig Prances Ellen, &wryer. from }Tarsus, to loal for
Philsdslphlt: an is ed. at Cardoras 21st lOst'
Brlit Elferatayden, Baynes; hence. srf Bred at Beaton
Brsg BreeiejOuterbridge, heneo at 44lmdsd de Cubs
Bd inn • ; • - • -
Brlg Mutton. Sawyer. hence at Balm 28th Intl
D Ropers. Rogers; hod `J Vitst s Wooster,
/ 61110, P4" 4 rth
Brig Zuret,EDaty - miDce;girrired at Charlastoa 28th
Brig M lc -J 0 Gilmore ' Eldridge, for Matanzas, ar
Bleed Cl Oardenaa 10th int.
Sae Geo -11411411, Beep,ton, foe Now Orloit us, sailed
from *vans Ilth hut., •
-- Schr WH jlartantrLarsen.from Havana, at Matsu
an 14th inn; to low:Liar ?Iliad 1, phis.
- Bohr , Andrew Manderson Hen , ters to. for Boma
'Vita, vent to aid from Hampton Bonds 27th lent
,Soar J Lalarned, Clark. bocce at Itiettntovd 11th last
8011111 AnntriVi . Handy; '1 h Plater, Gandy; Malin.
Shaw; D G Bowen. Bowen; ft Co a . m. Corson; fl it Boy.
110 1, It W Thll.llniwn I; Mary J Hoyt. Hamil
ton, and J G htlUe Corson hence at Buxton 27th hut
Sara, Mary Patterson. Bomerai and B Pharo, Oran.
men Perna at Salem 261 test • .
Behr L B Myers. %mere heneint Savannah 24th lost.
Pchr armada ,11 , ay. boned at Norfolk 20th lost
Behr War Staid,lhnith,,'henee at Batted Lauding,
'Warwick, 26th foal.
Sabra!!! it 'Atwood Aiwood; awl M A. Marcie, Magee,
banes at Gm., n 27th inst.
ivbr (Maam OaMoll; Pratt, at Hartford 25th tact, from
DeWaste nit,: • '•,• • '
Behr Alvarado. Shutt, for this port, waa litin wind
at Newport 28th loot
Fehr Henry Cote, Hesleton, hence at Fall River Nth
lost.
• *be E Flower, Rayner, for ebb port, sailed from Fob
giver 14th , net -
Mars Ellen Baker;Lake, and Mary Elisabeth, Ideadry
Bence Pitatnebet 24th lest
. .
eahr PlSTrilrtt Worlh, from Wilmintoo, Dnl , ar
rlrrOl at Houton 27th that.
Behr Sdipme, ccrk, char - ed at Charleaton 2Gtit Inca
or Ge4r,tetrAri., EC.
schr 4 M Robertnon. Morrow, for Ph ladelphialn 3
days, remained at blayagasz kb lust.
Steamer 0 0 Alger, liagae, and stoop Ohepherdese.
Samb t beats at Hartford 28tts lass, -
SPOKEN
--• • .
Jinn '2, lat
,6 N , lon 29 W. ship bsonlum, Itetatis
from Bootoo hf.r 8, for San Fraooloco.
June 244. let 89, lon 72. chip Hydra, Parker, from New
York June 21, for Melbourne:
1 4'h lost, oft Cape_ Carnival, ship Troubles, Curtis
frorp goblin for Liverpool '
April 10, lat 25 0 8. 1, n 47 20 W. ship Gauntlet, Dor
Led;; from New YOrk Psto 27, for Oart Francisco—al
will.
May 11 lat 20 69 lon 128 10 E, was seen a ship steer
% r NR, sum:mei to be the Moque, Cartrrtlght, from
81rmirbae for NOW York. •
,Inno 16. let 21 40, Inn 115 W, ablp Kit Carron, -
llngbam. 1g days from Paget Sound. for Melbourne.
July 21. let 4818, lon 67 49, Wall pulsed a large full
rigged
w etitualp d e t t o o: n rl d ef h T u b p l r a p b e l r yk amoke-atack,
MARINB MISORLLANT
- Oapt Jones. of ebip Star. of Peafowl, at Quarantine,
' New York.l7th f Davao reperre-the follow:
log deaths, slat-9th July. on bt7ard, in Savona Wm
Walsh Jones. aged 10, ea u al the captain; June 14th,
Theinao Williams, of angland; 16th Alfred Norma. or
do. July 6th, Wm NichOle. of Ploladelphie sail on the
pease. 10di lust, Gee 111111er, of Philadelphia, rail
road Morse —who bad stowed away
Brer-James Hale of Stockton, Staples, from Bobo
for Philadelphia and aebooner Leonora, of Baroatable.
Jones, from , Boston for Hartford, got in onottat 24tb
hist, off Point.Pome. The schooner bad staudwns,
roils, and bulwarks broken, sustaining damages to the
&Mona of 1,100 The brig damaged melon'', Both
ress,ls put Soto Pro. ineetown to repair.
:Campbeltown, July 9 —Nearly the whole of the cage
of the New York raw, on • the reeks near the Hull or
Kintyre Lighthouse, has been recovered and conveyed
Glasgow, but the ship It is feared, will not be got off
• Havre July 7 —rho American ship 11 L (Wehrle,
Hewes, f oa New Orin". for .llaere. hoe burnt to the
water's edge. The etrgo in now being discharged, and
the beioa of eaten, though injured by the lire on the
surface, It was hoped would . be found ,soun) In the
middle , ,
Sydney, N 8 W. May 10 —The ship Samuel Appleton
has made an excellent postage (tom the United States,
whence ebe nailed on she ilth Feb When 10 days out,
-Captain Vow was taken ill, and the ship bore up for
Bermuda. where he landed; she then called at Port
Philp, whirs she remained three days; estop lanced a
heavy g ;le In lat 48 18 8, lon 11.6 N. (runt the NIS, Ain.
'log 'iuddenly to SW; the ship was have on her hewn
tads; and closeereefett intim topsail and tore topmost
staysail were blown Olean away, and aprnng fore topmast
head • , -
DOMEBTIO , PORTO
• NEW YOR ft, lniy 28.—Ar, * stosmiht, btempble. Wet
sou, Abariettoni Rautsvileo, Poot, tilnaunsh ; barque
Molly, Tilton; Mu , brit,( Bimini) British irken!lne
Win Hydo,4Askinion, Rio Jsuolro ; Mungo Pitt
Mamie. Roundont 'cr Bangor; RPota, TreA, Pt ENO°,
.for.l4ston "a.thr, /trances 11416ttorly, Cooper, 013.stios.'
ton - . 4,
Ole , ree stearn.liip T. Swann, Ramsey, Baltimrre;
Rehr* It 0 Sinuard, Jr., Groves,"lisitimore, Laren,
Domes. ee; , Jults Fox., Laneling' Marie.
BOSTINII; July 27—Ar 'reamer Wur Jenkins, Hallett.
fralimerni en,p Mary ec Mutes, Hatch, TrApina; brigr
- Motormen, thisudo,palrestun; Q 0 Clary. (of Camden)
Phiirr)ok Penn/cola • rehire Prarl. Bruarn,• Barak,
kteAlmond; Hydreoge,L,lietler;'Earsh L llill Gonary;
8 L steven e „eted,le;enlifenly PayeAe,..bkirldie, Bat
-04 ore. 1
Via Quarantine-13!trqqa 'N Boynton, BzaaJley, New
grlonsp:
At Quarantine—Barque B-bools, Idurray.(late
decelusedOttlentnagos yin Key Meet le leaking badly
Barque's- lola Willits PAtter4m; ,Bt Marrs, 3ftiliken ;
ant brig Eipl , Bre, Cl: fr ad, also remain.'
Telegraphed—Brigs 'Mary Means. from Jackeonville;
Ve.ta, trout ilalrcston, (at Quarautloe.) •
Blew fur a o, qua and two - brigty _
tad or IttigllKillp 04412444: haog, Wv.rpeol via Hall.
fax;
_ba•cto‘e qa,tuldge, Itirdriog. (Wm tar nod a mkt;
Blain uol Kongmen, blarstllleo; troion, Aendrjek, BO•
tiiiiiarh; atAr,a; L heldeu
ell steamer Bastern State, ebip glasconomo ; barque
Stamboul; brig prevail; sch4farla L Davis.
YORRIGN sows. -
15 Vagnino, Nowell, Pan Yrrn. ,
edaeo; 29 th , Tulakii, Orem) Dannematt, New Yu k (Jae
17 5); 50.11. kSlata, of Maine, liumptirer.: lio.ton plan
119 b; M44, - Otierutin, Skinner, London ob 5); 7th,
'Sea Witz..h, Gardner, an Francesco; 12 , 1 e, Maverick,
Lmidon (Jsuils.); IMl4enifolk, du;
.5 15 4prlf Get, Guam; .27tb.'.1lorodl.
no` Peadletou" Callao; May 5, Panama, ORM, Moog
Wog; Cat,,,yeaente W. Payne, 0015Orn,* Guam;
Aeitreelai Coley, Valparaiao; Langblog Water, Jantran,
Callao, ]4th: 'Vaquero, None!, :en Pu:mimeo
Sydney, NBW--Ae A. 116, Aetoti4p, Sam, liondon
Intel - 181; May 9.1 a, V Ilexic t;riir,f, London s(Pen 2);
Apleton. KetleY, Itieticuond and Meibunroe; Al tb,
Mastift, John ou Moue Mona, (Men 141. 6(4 May 6th;
Aletaatter. Midway, Caleutta
" Sig from Punta ArenaalMe nit , ship 711 Ftidexie San
Iraneleao.
Ar at Alipinwal - 11th lost.brls Andrew Peters ,V7ingh
New York; 13th, brig Abby Taylor, Grahairr, Now
Ynik:' • .
At gevegore Bth lost, brig D44Ware, Rainbow. Mans.
fhid.'from New !term ding; ochre J L Dowau.Wouater
toui Raw Yot k, do; Life Boat , Reed for Newboroort.
Going le, brig B J Nororoio, Reed. from Arago in
tallest— • -
At; ut, Trloldad Cuba 34 tutt, War W Nob, Nub, Neoultuik ; b, barque fiery, Gibbi, 41c!' 7th, sofa
MONO ' #0, 1 4 1 11100011, tai
Ar at Oardenas 10th Iruit, brig W B Brune, Knight,
lisranc
Ar at Havana IGth inst. brig W H Stewart. Weeks,
New Orleans 111th, barride .1.1 Cable, Patterson,' New
York ; brigs Ambrose Light. Gomerny, -Wisosaseti
t d. Stront, Portland ; 12 h, brigs Ida Hayeelt,
Hammond, t 3 J ohns , N P; Martha Poet, Thompson,
Noir, lk.
Sid 10 , h, barque Charles Edwin, Littlejohn. Cardenas
and Cork,• 11th brigs Geo Harris Barton , N Orleans;-
E A. Seed, Taylor, Portland; 13t1i, ship Mule Drew,
Gooding, Falmouth.
Old 12th, brigs Fannie, Warner, Cardenas and New
York. Seaugol, Hobert+, Carderas; Elizsbeth, Larsen,
Cower; 13 h. ship 'ehl4pone States. Smart. Falmouth.
3; bonne ardeun.s, klariih, New OrleanN brig State of
Maine, Cote , Sauna; ears A P Howe, Tilley, Fal.
mouth, l; Ida, Thompson, Segue and N York.
ARRIVALL', AT THE PRINCIPAL ROHM
UP TO ONE VOLOON THIS MORNING.
• GIRARD 1101HIN—Uheetnut went, below Ninth
N Downing; Detroit Mich Rlt Pomeroy, St Joseph,
G 0 Johnsnn, Savannah Missend
P H Rehm, Savannah lame A V Luke, St Mare?,
Mine h J Grump, St Mary's • Hnll
Bait T Edwonlo Conn
.. _ ..
Mr Swift, Macs 7 A Di* bane, Balt
J Bow lug. N Orleans II E Winley Jeanson,Miss
II F Green, Santa Fa E El non, .Knoxville,Tenn
II LS Bowles, N Oriente J B White, N V
Win Bell, N Y .7 R. JOllB3, Harrisburg
M IV Loivelek,Oinclonall, 0 II It Bisset, Cincinnati, 0
O F Turner. Louisville, Ky WII Cook Cincinnati, 0
D a Ooodioe. Lexington, Ky W H Calvert, Oinalunati
T W Nelson and wife, N 0 Mts. 0 Har .N 0
Mr Fulton, Philo Dr W 0 Bryan, Memphis,
Dr Cole and lady, Tenn Tenn
AIK Mariner & a. Natchez T W Foley, La
B T Taylor. St Louie J A. Groan. Va
0 & Sherman and lady, N Y Miss L K Hathaway, N Y
Mrs A Hathaway, N Y • ill W Knouts and daughter,
J Clark and lady, N Y Natchez
li RJackeon, Savtunah E J Davis, N Y
Win Weimer and lady, N Y Bra It B Se sees, N Y
li, 0 Bantams, Louisville Washington Fellott, Bait
lon 0 Tnrner, Phil& 0 Marsh. Boston
0 E Habrlcht, N Y Wm II Webb, Davenport
T B Walkor & la, LoulsvPe Dr J 1' Fleming, Balt
J P Alban. La .1 It Coe, Madison_ N Y
It B Bradford, N Y Mr' Beed , ord, N Y
Bra Boylan. N Y Men Eady. N Y
B M °Tau N Y It Roae, Cal
J H Folder ' Bat , --Ede Illggion, Jr, Balt
S Seymour,N Y -- A A Maiotrey, N Y
T A Emmet. N Y T 8 Co tine, Md
G W Purnell. Md J R Parnell, Md
B B Tort, Columbus, Mice Mica A Tort. Columbus,
Antonio Artery N Y Miss
WIC P Lyon, N Y Judge Hutt, St Antonio
Jun It Pgden, Natchez W &Trost's, Prov. R I
John Clatewoed. 111 A 0 Method' Memphis
W A Gauze, N Y Jos Mitchel, Ind
W r Auden., BM Louis N Berry, Perin
SDI Johnson, Washington OF. Morse, Oin, 0
'Mrs Morse dt Mitt: 07%0 • • It P Noble. N'Y ,
YEA W Iker, N Y ' Thos Berry Md I
W Yll Pitch, Madison Theo Mosher, Washington
II it Banks, Pateraburg,TA A Kellogg k don, Oia, 0
N R Swift & la, N Y • Musa Spooner, N Y
limb 11 Thompson, NY . A Jut, Memphis, Tenn
NERCIIIANTIP HOTTlG—Fonrth street, below Arab.
11 B Phelps k la, Pittob'h Nader 011 Phelps, Pittsli
Hon te'P Steele, Wllks'e T Heave , Danville, Pa
Cooley. heading A ti Pownsford, Ole, Ohio
Jae Oates, Ole, Ohio T B POW. Alexander
J 111 Bovrauau, tituLey, Pa J Ness, Phda
Win Joist, N J E Seeley, N Y
J Tan liven, Troy, N Y J Prom.. Paotorrille Pa
olt °ono= h la, Pittston E Paine & Is. St Louis
Jamison, I.,diana, Pa 00 Dibrell, Texas
513 Johnson, Mall J llottaian. Juniata, Pa
Geo.W Pews's, N Y B J Powers, N Y
UNION ROTEL—Arab meet, below Fourth
K flay, NJ J Rader, Northampt'n. Pa
J B Jones Smyrna, Del 'Henry Ruple, Easton, Pa
11 Thomas. Tammul, Pa R A Brown, liagerat'n, Nd
J A Fisher, Ilagerst , n. Nd L L
Btll, Pa -
Jos Paton, Pa .1' 11 McAliobter,
W P Ilalaton, Tamaqua. I. 0 Dougherty. Itinerole
John Lyon, OM, Ohlu Jobe N Johnaton, Ohio
G Freeman, Esq, Tamaqua Wm Zane, Easton, Pa
Sarni Saler, Easton, Pa
AMERICAN HOME—Chestnut street, above Birth.
Wm 0 Kirkwood & la, St Mill B L Kirkwood, St
Louis Louis
II Backwater & la, West Miss Buckwater,W Chester
Chester - Coo B Lewis & la, N Y
II D Bates, N Y - Win W 'Peabody, &hyena,
Geo W Mime, Fitchburg, Del
'Mass J 0 Clapp .N 0 •
0 Ailing, Md It D Berkhead, bid
Semi Myers, Smyrna, Del Michael Morgan, MIA
W Weill & clang, Pottsville G B Clark & wife.. Y
W B Reed, N Y W J Harrison, Shake, NY
Robt Lytle, Elonra, N Y II Inghram & la, Conn
Mine Noble, Coon ' M G bhiedie, Mir Sprlngs,
Chas K Land.s, N J r a
Thos M Bell, N Y Jae BB take, Md
Hon John Rowe, Me 0 P Tallonm, Pa
Thee T Horner, Rd M Gattman, Miss
II Ansley, Franklin, Pa Jan 0 Rogers, Ya
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
Sarni Yeager, Easton 8 II Eisenhart, York, Pa
Solomon boss York, PA b S Nicholson, Phila
193 Stark, Keuysou College 8 A Ohaimbernao, West.
A 3t.iuMr, Do! fort. N Y
John A Na,,. Pottsville DaulAlwree,Lehighton,Pa
SI Joeephsou, Pittsburgh G A Williams, Ye
A W Saylor, S Ilaveu 'W m Y Vont*, Pottsville
MADISON ROUSE, Second street. above Martel
A Clottitigbarn, Del - Jae Oook , Frederica, Del
Wash L Due PhDs. J M Drake, Oineinoati
Joe N Ooff, B3A: Hampton, Win Grove, Montrose, Pa
Conn Jae L Davis. Montrofe Pa
Mary Potter & la, Oleve- O Mickler, Lana co, Pa
land,Obio E M Roberts, Stietol, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF ROTEL—Neeond etreet, belortline,
Mrs Mary A Stine, Pa J flopped' A bro, Newtown
R Pal.t, Pa J linowit, %bite Raven
II 0 Ely, White Raven Chas li Roberts, Newtown
Wm P Phel,n, Phil. J D ociott, Row Britain, Pa
Ohms Sturdcvant, Wilkestarre, Pa
BLACK BEAR INN—Birth and Merchant streets.
Drebrord, Md W Drako. Clio, Ohio
J 11 Be tel. P.ocu3scsburg.P Joiu taut 111111, Chester
Coderl,lll. Cheater co. Pa co, Pa
Doi I D cloy, Cheat co, Pa J It Lewts,Sprlngtleld
Enos Pr, lzer, Doylestown 8 a 2hompsoo, rVest , Chest
Jr. II Rost., Cho. ,yo, _ JON Polt , thio Po
,a-cto-nr - T - Porrstrille Lewis, West Chnt.tor
110 Stamp Coon Jsoß Hoy, Vllley Forge
Joo Mitten, Valley Forge A Lyons. k'ort Deposit
Woe Lyons, Port Deposit Wu Eberle N Y
Chas BuDingt4n. 1. hest co,P J d K,rk, Eberle,
co, Pa'
Amos Konblu. Chest co, Pa Davie Konble, Ch. st c
Jae d ott, Ghost o. Pa D.nd Humes, Meat co,P.t
Dr Um-mold, N Ltindrn,Pa
' , M) XAGLN 110 TEL--Third street, 6D. Calio6DID
Riram Rank.Jouestowu,Pa Lbw's Weiss, Weliaport,Pa
Arrow Thrtcher, Lehigb. 0 0 Dltertch. N Y
co, Pa 8 J liolatvimao, Easton
0 loans, Nada.' k Ortelih, Pa
6,,dorson 0.16111,E5/dna Ps Philip Rosso, Eastoo, Pa
AB Jonei,Lycoodog co, Pa
BLACK DEAR ROTEL—Third, above
Jobu Adams. Berke co, Pa Geo Smith, Green Lane Pr
(leo L Tiao,ue, Easton Ohl; HaMIA. Kutztown
halo H Mohr, Pa W Bruurback, 'Exeter, Ps
Jones Yorger, Roxboro, Pa Chas W Mohr, Pa
Jacob K Plata, Pa
Optrutl Notices.
ID . GI Peterson's Philadflphitt Counterfeit
D.•t«ctur and Wank-Note fits!" is extensively cir
culated among all clashes of business men, including
Banks, Bankers, and Brokers, all over the United
States and 'Canada*, and Is rendered Invaluable to
advertisers from the fact of each number being constantly
in use, end therefore more apt to be taken notice of.—
Bach tinge.
IKeult Khan Iletvl,
REMOVED TO 1315 011E8TNIIT STRRET,
Above Thirteenth. jy27-3t
Sewing Fund.—Five Per Cent, Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
street, S. W. corner of TffIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and lettered paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The itiveetmente are made in Real Estate,
Mortgagee, Ground Relate, and such first-clans securi
ties ae th charter requires. °Moe hones, from 9 o'clock
in the morning autll 1, ()Mock In the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 9 o'clock. refl
0 & Baker's
CIELSBILMID
FAMILY SEWING MAOHINES,
7:10 CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now jnotly admitted to be the
beet in use for family clewing, making a new, strong,
and elutio Allah, which will NO! rip, even if every
r.,,,=ta, stitch be Ont. 01:mien eent on application by
Utter. ►p7-7
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT.
Cheeks, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Dill Heade, 01r
rilars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prises to snit the times. oel7-1y
Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 703 Walnut
dreg, one door went of Second ntreet. napeloon de•
posits In sum' of One Dollar and upwards, from all
Manses of the community, and allows inters►t at the
rate of floe per cent. per
Orden open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Man
ley and Saturday until 9 In the evening, President,
Franklin Yell; Tr./an:Lear and Secretary, Charles M.
Newerls Infant Cordial.--This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
of loient aromatics known In medicine, and la the moot
perfect and reliable carminative extant for Infants and
young oldldreo.
By its powerful Influence a speedy cure Is ea'etted In
all eases of Wolfe, windy pains and spasms. Ballsrea
snit mitigates much of children's suffering daring denti.
lion or teething, and by Its soothing properties trim•
vanes pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, &O.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been need in thousands of men with the most
abundant suoveas. No family ehould be without It
Prepared only by • war A. Bowls,
At his Drag and Chemical Store,
corner of 811th and Green its., Philadelphia
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for eels
by Drawee verersilr as 111-17
ftiornauto
On the 21th tont., by Rev. Albert Tt"inlet, Mr WM.
SIAC LEAN to Mne LIZZIE BIELWER JONES, both of
thin e.ty. *
On the 8111 111,4 , by the Rev R. 1 Week Mr. WM
It RIIMPRREYS to MIEN LIZZIE PAISLEY, both or
this city 4.
On the 24th Instant, by the lieu. Fredorlet greeter,
Mr AND eIIItItIEL to Me‘ CARMAN!: A.. (laugh
ter of Mr. Oottlull) and Uri Adana harhartt, all of We
Oa the 27th Instant, at Nwrristown, by Rev. Nathan
,tea . Rea o , or FE Jotorex Church. Mr ECM ANA.N W.
OLOKIN ON, or Phlltulelphle, to Mise 811182t7i, young
est daughter of /leo Friedky Esti
Cicalas
On the 2611 t JOHN 131,10:TH, aged 33 yearn." ,
The r,.iallves sod fr o iila of the family are respect.
folly Incited to attend the funeral. to-day , ftured ty.)
the 29th lout , at ro'olook, irom the residence of WI
mother, southeast comer Ling lane and Buck road.
V pr. a 04 so elnut-t Mortal, timet•-ry.
Pia the 27,h Instant, ELIZA Beall J ANE, daughter
r,f William and artba Major, aged it months and 7
a. "
It termeot at Mount Morlah Cemetery, tF
Of consniiiiit'ron. on the Ith instint. In Newcaetln
nowt . Delaware, LORENZO N COMPTON, in the 27th
,ear of hl.
• L-t th, dsititi of the righteous, and let my
last std be like hol.* , st
On the 28ih inst . JULIA PERHLh. only child of
Her eon and Obarlrole 11. Fobbing, ngsd 20 it on , he
be Wends and eels Ir.!' of the rsuilly are invited to
attend the funerat, at the residence of Mr. John 0
Mead 611 North Feuth a rest, on Fi Way aiteinunti, at
8 o'clock To proceed to Lauri 1 Elia
At Charming Yorke, mai Rusting. ths 25th
[IOWA KO son of John K. and Emily T Hamlin, aged
6 months and 26 days.
On the morning of the 27th lust . Mrs. OA.TUARINE
U VA , •TON in the 68th yek of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence No.
766 South Fourth at., this (Thursday) Afternoon, at 8
9'2 1 6f 4 . T 9 prossa¢ to Pwal 1411,
THE PRESS.PHII,ADELPMA. THUESDAY, JULY 29;
On the 26th inst., after a lingering ilineset which she
bore with Obrietisn fortitude, Mre MARX TITTLI➢,
widow of the late Kneita Tittle.
The relatives and friends of the blindly ,are invited
to attend the fnoeral. from her late residence, No. 406
Christian street, ab ye Fourth street, tide (Thursday)
afternoon. at 2 o'clock, without further notice. *
On the 22d lost , Mrs. ELIZABSTLI SMITH, in the
'fOth year of her age
The relatives and friend► of the family are respect-
. .
fully Invited to attend the funeral, front the resider.°
of hereon John G Smith, No 055 North Thirteenth
etr•et above Wallace, this (Thursday) afternoon, at
o'clock
On the 25th instant, Er ORAL A. KOEHLER, aged
53 years.
The male relatives and friends, and Rising Star
Lodge, No 126 A. I" M., also Wayne Lode, No. S,
1 0. or 0. F , and the 8 utbwatk Hoge Oompany, are
invited to attend his funeral. Lem his late residencs
No 113 Beath Delaware avenue above South street;
tale (Thu , Play) morning. at 0 o'clock
On the 27th Instant nLIZC MATTED a, daughter of
Geo. T Stuokert arid grand-daughter of Geo. Lowry,
In the 10th year r f bre age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her grand-father, 1.1 I allowhill street near Front,
on Friday, 80th instant, at 10 o'clock, without farther
. I**
On the 27th lost , MARY 111.. daughter of John and
Catharine Strong. aged 11 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to etrisd the funeral, from the residence
of her patenta, 077 South Fifteenth gloat, this (Thurs
day) afternoon, at 8 o'vl •ok
On the 7'h inst., MATRAN LINDSAY In the Slat
year of his age
Hor relative, of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the tune .al, from the residence of his growl.
father, No. 1308 Merylne street. above Thornesru, th,e
(Thursday) morning, at 0 o'clock, without fm ther no
tice.
On the 20th inst., ORAL F MILLER, in the 86th
year of his age.
The relatives and Mende of the family are reepect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late red
d,uce. No 23 Peck's place. between Front and Second,
below Queen, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
To proceed to Union Burial Ground.
on the 27th inst., ADAIR. ELLIOTT, in the 76th year
of his ago
The relatives and friends of the family are reared-
•
fully invited to attend the futterel, from his lam real
donee. northeast roroer of Twenty-thlrd and Walnut
streets, this (Thursday) mornleg, at 10 o'clock, wrth
out further notice
On the gumming of the 27th haat , eter a liegeriog
illness, Mrs MARY MAGUIRE, wife of Patrick Ma.
guire seed 56 years
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invtted to attend the temerel, from the residence
of her son, Michael Maguire, No. 335 Master street,
between Germantown road and Fourth streets. this
(Thursday) morning, at o'clock. To proceed to
Cathedral °PIM tory
On the 26th Instant. EDWARD ttfoOARTUY, son
of William and Catharine McCarthy, in the 27th year
of his age.
The relatives end %friend• of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his paren a, No 1844 Ridge road, above Girard ave
nue. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without
furlhar notice. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery *
On the 27th inst., Mr. DAVID PATTERSON, aged 24
years.
His relatives and friende, ales the members of Mer
cantile Lodge, N 0.237 I. 0 of 0. F., 'Philadelphia Star
Lodge, No. 126 A Y. Of., and Went Philadelphia Fire
Company, are respectfully invited to attend hie fu•
neral, tram the residence of„Itla uncle, Dr. Wm Pat
terson, No. 719 South Eighth the (Thursday) af
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, without further notice. *
--- Vew Orleans Gam Light Company.
BARIdEItS , AND MECHANICS , BANK,
July 2,185 p.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
New Orleans tias Light Company ; that tho Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock and the payment of tho 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 Ni'arrants of Transfer to the Company InNew Or
leans. W. ItI3BILTON, Jo.,
jy..1411 wsk. m %tool Cash ler.
Ftsitmeunt and Arch.tst•ect City rue.
BENDER RAILWAY CO —At a Meeting of
the Commissioners named in the Act to incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch-street City Passengec Rail
way Company, hold in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the Office of William 1 4 . Hirst,
Esq., Sixth street, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 8 o'clock, the following Commissioners, William M.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert J. Hemphill, George
H. Thomas, James B. Smith. together with the Chair
man, were appointed a Committee .o make the neces
sary arrangements and open 1100 KB OF SUDSCRIP
TION, according to the general Railroad Act.
NOIICK Is hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet at the Wetherill House,
SANSOSI Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, W ED
NESDAY, and THURSDAY, the 10th, 11th, and 12th
days of August, 188 S, at. 10 o'clock A. M., to receive
Subscriptions to the Capital St,ck of the above-named
Passenger Railway C mpsny.
IS lAO LEEOIf, Ja., Chairman.
BOBS. J. fissmuLL, Secretary. )y2244%12
riZt Notice—West
st Phiindriphil Passenger
RAILWAY MP 4 NY,
July 15, 1858.
The can of this Company now run every Rye min
ute. from THIRD and MARIENT Stroets to thole
Dopot, on LORAN and lIAVERVORD Street..
Jyls-1m W. S. MANN, Superintondent.
Nizm publitations.
L IFE THOUGHTS.
TUE (MEAT BUMMER BOOK!
Br
HENRY WARD BEECHER
while away the long hours of a Summer day, to
1111 the mind with now and highdosires, to draw U. Into
closer communion with the great truths of Nature, to
happily mingle amusement with instruction, read
THOUtiIiTS:
"No uninspired work is superior to ii."--{Olive
Branch
.• It In full of eprightlluess. nerameneini, wisdom, and
wit,"—{Now York Independent.
They are characterized by an epigrammatic force,
a beauty of I liuntratleu. and rare felicity of exprepsion,
that reader them erotnotitly worthy of preservation."—
Now York Itvaaiodtat.
IL abounds lo Shows vivta, t t
o
, CM, nee , es . rng arkal pun
gent sentiments for which his preaching ss 2tinarkablo."
—View York Observer.
44 .kt is Beeche r all through !haw Transcript.
TA itk JrWITH YOU
Whorover you go, as It la a book, not (or an hour, but
for all times.
THE BESI BOOK FOR SUMMEtt READINO
—la—
Beesher's I.4e.Though •
Whether you are about to regale yourself with the
cool breezes of
CAPE MAY,
or to ho invigorated by the bracing air of the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LIFE THOUGHTS
aq a comps ion with you.
" No one ever Leant Beecher's natural, emy, g useful,
gushlvg, noble eloquence, who did not feel ennobled by
It, and wish to hear bin, again "—pally Post, Buffalo,
New Tork
- •
"This book will he prized by all families throughout
the land, who appreciate t-dent and religious worth
combined."—{New York Dolly Nun.
" It la wonder ully full of beauty, and of the forcible
Illustmti n of truth. ,
'--{CougregolonaNst, Boston.
Thiz Is a volume to take up at hours which come to
the experience of all, when the soul craves a glowing
thought, or a tend 'r word and has no d 'MI6 or !Otero
fora profound medi , atoll, but le quip tenet% and atreugdw ,
poet! by the touch of the right curd under the neuter's
hand."—[Dally Mercury, New Bedford. Maga.
l• The whole book before uz fa running over with his
own heart-rot:deuce ; with tuuchiug figures drawn trout
nunny hature ; with probe-like puncturing,' of some
vanity; with earnest manliums • with bountiful coat
perineum "—[Transcript, Wercenior, Mess.
You will never regret the rending of it, for its truths
will follow you in the walks of life, not !stamp them
selvea upon you. It will thus r turn you
A LARCtaI DIVIDEND
for every uvautut of time spout la Its perusal, as the
readers of the
6 2'),000
copies already sold eau testify.
PBILLIPS, smitesoN, & co.,
PUBLISHERS, BOSTON, BLISS
Trade supplied by
J II. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
Philadelphia
jy22-th list 2t
A/AI:CAB , E WORK ON COLONIAL
LAW—CIIALIifFRS' OPINIONS —Opinions of
eminent Lavnera on various puinta of Engl sh Juris
prudeoce, chiefly concerning the Colonies. Fisheries.
and Commerce of (Irma Britain i Collected and Digested
from the Originals in the Be .rd of Trade and other De.
positori , n. liv OlOaot CIIALMERS, Eaq., Y.R.8., S.A.
1 vol. Bvo, 815 Inge..
Just received and for sale by
KAY & BROTHER,
Lnw Book sellers, Publishers, and Importers,
jy29 19 South Sixth street.
IMLAY'S BANK-NOTE REPORTER -
cONTAINI G A FULL LIST OF ALI. OLD AND
NEW COUNTERFEITS TO DATE, together with a
full and complete Price Current, Prices of Stocks. Land
Warrants, Geld and Sliver, Rates of Exchange. he ;
also. I otportarta Stotletko. •inirahle to
hunkers, merchant. and hostiless men genera ly, la 'him
day published Single coples.s cents; $2 weekly ; $1.25
aeml-mon hly ; 75 cents months, or nerved to any part
of the c ty at 5 coots per week. or number, pßyeble
to the carriers. Office do. 112 South THIRD Street,
Bulletin Building. Canvassers supplied on very liberal
terms. jy2tl.lt.
liac finbings
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
The undersigned (successors to the late J03E1.11
T. JOHNS) aro now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
Northeast corner of ARCH and FOURTH' Streets.
Their facilities for furnishing every article in the Shoe-
Finding Line, at moderate ',Hessen,' on favorable terms,
are unsurpassed.
The attention of Merchants Is respectfully solicited.
jy2B-3mlf WM. JOHNS & SON.
rrvi StreitMANUFACTURERS AND
FINDING MEN.—We are now prepared to till all
orders for LASTS for the Fall Trade Wu have in
creased our fadlities in the Manufacturing Department,
and with a larger working stock of wood on band than
any other manufacturer in this city or New York, tie
can furnish Dry Wood, awl at the lowest Philadelphia
or Eastern prices. J 1101 Y ARD & CO.,
Philadelphia.
JOHN MURPHY, late of Ferry street, New York, at
112 DREAD Street. Jy2l-ws3mSr
BOARDING. -A young Lady wishes board
lug In n gentuol privAte funny. Tormn pa to
exceed SJ porn unk. Adduces JANE, bleptch.
jy29-2t*
H OARDING wanted by a Gentleman and
His NV IFE—lteard o ith n prlvitto family, t‘ hero
there are no children. South of - flarltet nt, prcre , red.
Address NIERCLi Oa," IllootDe Despatch jy2.B.nt*
J3OARDING—Rooms for several Gentle
men, with or without Boarding, can be obtained at
Mrs. JOnEPIPA, No. tel North kit.l'liNTll st., below
Arch. jy2.6.4t4t
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
CM- GENII.I.I'.IIEN may obt,ln 'Ward at, 712 WIEST-
Zs LIT Street, om.onl to alasoule llatl. jy2.1.6t
WOLFE, WILSON, & CU.,
(AGENTS FOR PLIIIADELPIIIA)
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
No. 13'2, CHESTNUT STREET
J319-ocritt
RASPBFRRY VINEGAIL—Thin in pre
pared from perfectly ripe Pruit. selected svPh the
greatest care nod of the best quality A email quantity
or this Vincgai tirup, mixtd in a tumbler cold wa
ter, makes a most 1 liaison drink. As a beverage for
the sick, it in unequalled, being nt once soothing and
mo.liclnnl. Prepared nail sold by
CLAIMES SItIV.ERS,
Druggist and Chemist,
N. Corner Spruce nod Seventh stay Phila.
Price 50 mite per bottle, or sfr a dozen.
Jy2o.2w if
Blt I IJ G El ON.—Thu Stauruer
• EXPRESS leaves ARCII Street Tues.
dnpi, Thursdays, and Ba , urdayn, B,,ti o'clock A. H.
Return ug, leaven BRIDGETON Alonesyn, eduendnyn,
and Fridays, HE 8 o'clock A 111 Stopping nt Now Castle
Delaware City, Forl. Dotal, are, and the noun( Landings
on the 0, balmy'through tickets for All I levi Ile, 1 ort
Ellsabete, Iliauricetuwa, PlVidlog creek, Newport,
au4 I♦'alt'leu, 0 )4 41
OLD STAND,
iloarbing
tllliolearde MET crabs.
TAMES A. FARNUM, •
sr IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
(UP BLURB')
RAS, NOW orals for examination a full assortment of
(Mores, Gauntlets, Shirts, Drawers, Turkey Rod and
Madder Handkerchiefs, Comforts, Beads, Roods, Re
golettes, Hose, and other Germantown faucy goods;
Domestic Duck Gloves, Mittens, and Gauntlets; Dress
Trimmings, Buttons Beni, ho., to which ho in
vites the attention of the trade.
Agent fur New Britain Knitting Cols Mineral Spring,
Pacitte, Wolcott.'lle, Trenton, and Cams Shirts and
Drawers jy29-eodlm
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
JOHN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
Nu. 113 OUESTNUT STRER.T.•
Are now receiving their FALL IMI'ORTATION of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
HID, BRAVER, DUOR, SILK. CLOTH, FUR, FUR
TOP, AND PLUSH-LINED
• GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
J928-1m
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of goods:
A. W. SFRAGUES' PRINTS. in great variety,
Including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greene, Blue,,
Shirtiugs, and Fancy Styles
BLEACHED MEETINGS, SKIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lonadalo, Manonvllle, Slatersville,
Hope, Washington, Union Mille,
Blackstone, Cohannet, Johnston.
White Rock, Phenix, Acton, &c.
BROWN fiIIEETINUS. SHIRTINGS, AND OSNA—
BURGS.
Matoaea, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, East'n Virginia, Eagle.
Manchester, Mcc's k Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanic', Warren A, Caro' River,'
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Bottonlley's, Pomeroy's, and Gienham Co.'s Black
and Fancy ali.wooi and cotton warp Cloths in groat
variety. •
DOSSKINS AND OASSIMERES.
Oreentiold Co., Saxton% River, , Bristol,
Terry's,Stearn's, and others.
SATINETS.
. .
Stearn% Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpenters', Florence Mills,
llockauton, Dahring's, Converaville, &o.
SlisiMAS.—Lonsdale'e. Smith',, and other makes,
plain anddwilled, of all colors.
Fancy7gro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewettcity and Irene Stripes, Denims and Ticking,.
Rhode eland and Philadelphia Linneya and Apron
Checks.
Sbegatrd , o and Slater', Canton Flannels, &c. 1y22-2m
Retail Orli ecrotte
iII:INNER MANTLES.
t•o LACE AND CHANTILLY MANTLES nod TAL.•
MAB at much reduced rates to close the stock.
SHARPLESS BROTHEUS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH
SHEETINGS.
-KJ Richardsonts and other excellent makes, of Sheet-
Inge of all widths. Pillow Linens and Irish Shirting
Linens. Sammor Blankets and Quilts.
13HAILPLES3 BROTHERS,
.13,25 -it 011idatsln and NIGHTIE.
NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
Now York Mills soft finish; Wammutta,
stile Arkwright, and other beet brands ; Masonville
Gold Medal, Tory fine and light.
. . .
011AKPLESS BROTHERS,
jr2B-1( 011t:STNUT AND EIGHT/I.
H OODED CLOAKS,
FOR THE BRAUDE,
AT SIR DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indlepeneable for a Country Ramble, or en route to the
Opting., st,V.5O, $3 60, 5t 60, and $6.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
TRENCH AND EN(I MOIL LACE.
BLACK SILK, SILK AND L.CE.
CRAPE AIARETZ CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT ONB-UAAF YORMEO PRICES, TO °LOBO TOO !MASON,
AT TIII:
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
108 OILIdfNUT meet,
Jyl7 J. W. PROOTOR & 00
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
Travelling Dusters to snatch.
Bilk Dusters and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, trout auction.
White Barege Dusters.
Shawl 13aregen, black and white.
Thin Black Goods, reduced.
WIIITS GOODS.
Cambric, Jaconet, and Mull, 12) i cte. up.
Figured Swiss, plain Swiss and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots pPlaid Cambria.
EMBROIUEI:IEB.
Just opened from auction, several lots - Linen Sots,
fancy Breakfast Sets, neat Collars, and fancy Linen Col
lars at about
ITALY PRIOR.
Mohair Mitts—several good and cheap lata•
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and Shirting Linto+, by tho pion° or yard.
BOYS! 'WEAR.
13eersuckers, lilay Linens, Linen Coatings, Pantaloon
Stun, kc. Also, light Gauluieros.
MARSEILLES V BSTINGS
COOPER & COWARD,
B. E. corner NINTII and MARKET
111 II E CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
1 CRAPE 811AWL8 (icor offered In this City are
now being cold by
LIIOIINLEY OffIBM
N. E. coo. EIOUTII, and er rum+ GARDEN.
We purcknood, a foTr oars ago, at a moat tremendous
sacrifice for
CASH,
a lot of rerx.xtel Xmbroldered Crape Bhawla, came
quality and style 4 we have sold far
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we ere now nellingat the extremely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS::
Lunen, you mafnever have such another opportunity
of buying a
lIANOBOIIB 81IAWL 80 OUHIi!
Also, Plain Crepe Shawls, from St to we.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargain! lu Lace, Bilk, Moir Antique Man
illas,
Travelling Dress Materials In peat variety.
Thin Sammer•Dreee Goode.
Organdies, liartgeo, Grenadines, &e., &0
BLAJb ol La-, FANOY tlll,Kr, /Co.
Our name is juldly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for fen and Boys' Wear.
Linen Goode, (IT our own importation.
Summer Gansd and other Flannels, kn., &a.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries, foolery, Gloves, &e., at
I'iLORNLBT A 01118A1 '8
'ONE-PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. E. Oar. EISItTO & dPRINO GARDEN ?Arcata.
jel9-tf
TO THE TTTRADE.
A. full line of
THE I%IOST FAVORED STYLES
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
MORIN & CO. TOTIIINCRE,
REED k Co.'B BRIDAL,
DOUGLAS & BM:MOOD'S PAR BUSTER,
And other maken.
JOBBERS SUPPLIED
REDUCED PRICES.
W. J. BORSTMANN & CO.,
jy24-atuthEt CHESTNUT Street, below EIGHTH
fiII:CAIRN:A DRY GOODS BEING CLOSED
L OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Very rich Paris printed Marseillec for Presses and
Basques, So.
Do. Pa 14 printed Brilliants, !Awns, and Organdloo.
Ihreges, tirensdinei. and Challies.
Ducale and lliaziellas.
High Lustre Black Silks.
French White ,rilliants and Marseilles.
Polka ;pot Swine Mull.
White Goode, all lands
Materials for Travelling Dresses and Duster*.
Cos SW Plaids fur Rattling Robes, in medium and gay
Plaids. fast colors.
Lupin's bent quality all wool Do Doge ; in 1491111,A
Gray Mixtures.
Edgings, Insertings, Flouncings, ere.
Linen and Marseilles Shirt llosouts.
With the usual stork of
FAME Y DRY GOODS
IN DAILY USE
- Wide Whit , . and Mark Shawl Dareges,
ViIIOLESALE AND RETAIL.
11 AR LES ADAMS,
3y21 Eighth and Arch streets.
ANTILLAS I MANTILLAS I- Mc-
LTA ELROY respectfully lurltes the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Muutillam, embracing many styles
not to bo found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles , told our prices so low that
we defy competition.
5,000 !, or& Mack and Pitney Silks, 375, 44, 50, 50;
rich, w 2.5 , 60, ; very rieh, 81,875, 05, $l.
10,000 yards It elniner, liareges, Loads, at 10, 125,
165, 18N, 20, 20, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
In
the clty.
10,000 yards tine French Lawns, 10, 125,165, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 375 to 625, very fine.
One lot of Crepe Shawls, at $l5, worth $3O.
500 yards aide.batel Casslmeree, 375, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, less than usual prices.
1,060 yards Marseilles Wattage, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style ltibbona, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 One Preach NeedieworYed Collars, at $l, worth
33.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconots, Swiss and
Cambric White 0 oods,,tho greatest bargains in the city:
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, in endless va
riety, at less than half the usual prices.
310 ELROY,
jel-tu th futf No. 11 South NINTH Sheet.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
TIAIVI.A.SIC.B, Dx4kie3r.v..s, &o.
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, awl those
dealroue of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase ore sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, Si OWDEN,
guarantee of the aounduess and durability of the
(Foods.
This caution is rendered essentially neceasary as large
quantitiee of inferior and defeciiive Linens are prepared
Beason after ammo, and sealed with the name of
wortenDsoN, by Irish houses, who, regardlenf of the
Injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturere of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable while par
chmers can be imposed on with Goods of a worthless
ohmmeter. _ .
J. BULLOCKE Ks J. B. LOCKE,
my2B-0n Agents, 80 CIIIIROII Street, New York
OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer In
DOMESTIO AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODB,
No, 440 N. BEOOND Btreet, anOre WILLOW,
PHILAD ELPHIA.
Large Btory White Building.
TERMS—ONE PRIOR FOR OABII.
to- Prices marked In plain figuree on eaeh article
5p2,11-8m
IUST—A bundle containing a qii nitity of
J Dry Goode, consisting of 11 yards of Black Silk, 13
Vardnof 11usilu, 4 yards of Linen, and some skein cotton.
- The !hider will he suitably rewarded he retorilog the
name to the owner at, .so. 1137 S. TIMID St. jy26-21
RAY RUM.—Fivo puncheons Bay a
12-. very nuperior article, in store and for sale by
A. 14 BREW,
jy2l-tf 140 Smith 1011 PIVT
PURE BONE DUST, GROUND FINE.
X A very superior iirtiole. Por Aldo in largo or owe
lots, by CAOMIDAWS, Palß.oll, it CO.,
IRO 194 Nita RO/111figl WHIM,
Jot gale anb @Ca let.
go FOR SALE—A handBonie COTTAGE
ilia. with Stable, Garden, &c , and About two Ores o ,
ground. on the Main street, Iladdonflold. New Jersey
Apply to ED WALN,
Jy2oood3tit 702 Walnut et
TO RENT—A very desirable Country
V Residence, four miles from Market-street Bridge,
accessible .by Passenger Railroad Large Garden ,n
complete order. Ponmegainu given immediately. Apply
J29-Ita , J. K. VALLANCE, 1.2 Walnut at.
PASSt N G3RMAR ••kor sale
two New City Pneseoger Railway Cue of
superior buird and finish. Apply
A. & t P. ROBERTS,
Jy2B-etlt* 410 Walnut street.
OFFICE TO-LET.-AN ELIGIBLE OF.
V FLOC for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicatmg roome on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT street, above DOOR.
Immediate possession given Apply to
JOHN 0. KEl+2ll or
THOMAS T. KITOIHMR.,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mh3o.tuthe-tf second story, front room.
TO LET—A STABLE on Crown Siroet,
nen' Vine. Inquire 213 North FOURT O Street,
near Vine. jy27.3t*
•
$27000 —FOR SALE, a Mortgfigo for
• $2.000, well secured on property worth
more than double the amount. Apply to
'
JOIIN B. BTOCKDALE,
3y22 02 + South SIXTH. atreet.
WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cur-
MIL ner-storo Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Pr vision business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Press
office. fyls
TOR. SALE—A valuable LOT, in the
vici
nity of the Daltimoro Depot, in an improving
neighborhood. For particulars, address .7 K., Box 927
1.0111.-ofliCO. jpin
rip° LET.-THE UPPER ROOMS OP
etoreo No. 327 and No. 333 MARKET Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the prenthee, to
L °ALLOW ELL & CO , or
fel4.lf °DILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
gentlemen's Stanteting iguana
NVINCRESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
FTIBNISIIING 5T01213
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFAC—
TORY,
At the Old tend, No. 706 CHESTNUT STREET, toppo
alto the Washington House
A. WINCIIES l Elt m ill give, as heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the • utting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for his celebrated etylo of Bbirt4
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
tr•de aupplied on liberal terms. }3,24-ly
if W. SCOT I', (late of the firm of WIN-
O. OHSEITER & Snort,) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Girard House,)
Philadelphia.
.1. W. B. would respectfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to hie new Store, and Is pre
pared to Oil orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect lit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. W KNIGHT, SOO ARODI Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Furnishing
Goode, and manufacturer of Flue Shirts, warranted
equal in every reepect to arty others manufactured Ia
thla city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or mode
to order. nahl-tf
12,EN TLE MEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRRBIHNH GOWNS.—The largest and but u•
sortment in the city, wholesale and retail, with a full
line of Under Clothing, mated to the seam% at W. W.
RHIGHT , I3, GOO ARCH Street, above Sixth, Phi
phis. mhl-tf
tamps.
pETERVE , PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
SELI-GINBRATING GAS LAMP
Is the only Patent Burner that Lae
NON-GON DIIOTOR ATTAOICED.
For Safety, Cheat nom, and Brilliancy, It surname
all Milers.
STAYS AND 0 2UNTY WARTS FOR PALL
Addrois D. P. YETERB,
B. W. corner YIeCOND and DELRETNIIIT Eta., Phila.
dolphfa ; and 422 BROADWAY, New York. ratri-ly-rp
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interest., end pat unite ussams LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Noutk SIOUTII street, below Oheetnut
Previous to his opemug a responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he is now doing in a war
nutted manner from $8 to $lO. Support him, orou will
have the same shirrs. to ea, laid-v
V HE USE OF FARINA IN ITS MOST
lICALTIMM FORSL—The working of Farina,
an connected with the peculiar process by ehich
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS are made, is known
only to Mr. WINOIS establielunent.
The superior quality of his CRACKERS has already
caused them to become widely known, and they are now
in ostensive use.
Their remarkable excellence and great popularity
have attracted the attention of those manufacturing
other descriptions of Crackers, and many of those per
ilous buy WINO'S CRACKER-, In order to-supply
their customers with Farina clackers also.
One or two individuals, however, have been offering
the ordinary kind, which they make under the name of
Farina Crockery, and have succeeded In selling them to
a small extent.
The Rol ling of such Crackers for Farina hue a ten
dency to injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA
CRACK t RE?, made by Mr WIML
Errors of this character, however ; are usually cur
rooted an being properly exposed.
FARINA CRACKERS ARE MADE ONLY BY MR
WING
Troy aro not made by ethers, because the process Is
unknown to them, nor have they suitable Ni °rim—them"
require a scientiflo arrangement, and gle,kt care is ne
cessary in pasal g the grain through the different pro
ce.ses.
The practice required In order to prepare nod work
the material succesefully in a serious impediment to
others.
The trupossibliily of arranging the sponge without
experience i o this particular Manch or kind of material,
and the critical knowledge indiepenrable lu producing
such an extremely light and nourighing au. stance an
15 INWs FARINA CRACKERS, cannot be accum
pllahed consummate ektlt and the means titre..
vary to carry it out.
Tho whole bithinCes requires great care and good
judgment, and must be carded on extensively to order
to make It successful or profitable.
The objects to be attained by Mr. WI • G were to pro
duce a superior article at a price suitable for all classes.
For this he has labored long, and subjected himself to
an adequate outlay of capital.
The pretence, therefore, on the part of any one else,
that they make FARINA. CRACK KitS. is simply a de
vice resorted to in the hope of selling more of nu arti
cle th ot they otherwise would do, It offered under the
proper name.
With the view of a largely extended business, Mr.
WINO has tontlnued for some time past the present
low price for his Crackers.
It has been freely as erted ,by prominent Cracker
Rakers to the city of New York, that with the great
amount of hand labor bestowed en WING'S FARINA
CIL ICILF: blt it is impossible for him to realize a profit
at the present pace.
Mr. W ING , tt object,however,istoplacebleCAtCK-
NitN In the market at a rate that a ill enable all pursuer
to 110 them freely, uud not advance the price, unless
absolutely uecestetry. . _ .
Tho Increased use of WINO'S 1" MUSA CRACKER S t
•
fib ton commendatory remarks nt Parents, Teachu I.
and Physicians, as well as many persons In various posi
tions in life, whose poweLs have been wore or less weak
ened by sedentary habits or occupations, is strong proof
of the healthful and beneficial results which have at
tended their use.
Their great nourishing properties, and the me with
which the stomach digtsts this pleasant food, are well
established, anti there can be, on testing them, no doubt
of thin feet, via: that the saute we ght o WINO'S
CRACKERS will coke more good Woo t , cud set more
kin ily upon the delicate texture of the stomsch, than
anything ONO ever introduced in this or any other feria
of bread.
All the FARINA CRACKERS have the name of A.
WINO stomped on them, and those wishing to buy
about] ask fur WlNUr's CRACKERS.
They may bo bad of the beat t'amfly Grocers gene
rally, and at wholesale only of
A. N. TIIOML'SON & CO.,
Non. 221 and 223 FUI,TO • Street, Now York, or
HINGE E & BROTHER, holemlo Agents,
No. 145 South FRONT Street, Phlladlt.
jy24 sat to St & th & to 4t
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
13ARATOGA, Apr 1112,1868
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
During the last season au attempt was made to de
celve theublic by persons offering what they called
"CONGRESS WATER," from Fountains; and at the
price of nix cents per glans. The WHOLESALE price
of the GENUINE CONGRESS WATER at New York,
being about 7X cents per gi PR the Imposition of Vivo
pretending to sell at retail,' or less than cost, and with
out allowance for Freight, Cartage, and Breakage, is
apparent ; but their probable course hue been to empty
ONE bottle of genuine Congress Water into a Foun
tain, ano thereby christening its total contents.
We have NEVER sold Congress Water in Fountains
nor in usaolfi of ANY MIES. DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordinary•eized CLASS BOTTLES. The cork of every
bottle of the genuine is btauded '• CONOItOf3d 'A ATER
C. dr. W,." sad if without these words and lattere, it in
COUNTERFEIT CLARK h WHITE,
Yroprlntorm of Onngrehs
FRESH CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
Received directly from the Sprite; at Saratoga,
always on hood, in Pint and Quart Hotting, and tor
sale by F. BROIL N, Chomist and Druggist,
1 , 1 E. corner CHESTNUT and PATE( Streets.
my2o-tf th-toc
pra
ter MONDAY, hugtd.lll, 1668, an
10tasetige^ Trains, an the Philadelphia. lierinantoun,
and Norristown Railroad (occept the 3 10 and 6 P. 31.
Train.. from Philatelphia) will atop at COLUAIIIIA
AVENUE, for tho acithinincelatlon of persons residing
In the northern part of the city.
R. K. SMITd, General Superintendent.
July 26th, 1&r8. jy2T-Ot
rpo F A.R R S.-NITROGENATED
JL SOPER PIiOrPIIATE OF LIMN, or P,eptred
mauutactu•cdb, BLAKISTON ft WOODWARD,
and for sale at their Store, west end Market-street
Bridge; also by dentate In the city and country.
Jy'2l.otl4
!VAR, PITCH, AN 1) OAKUM—Conbtaiilly
on hand, and for sato In lots to suit purchasers, by
jy24 H EAVER, PITI.ER CO,
No 23 N. WATER St. and 22 N. WHARVES.
HEMSICK & CO. CHAMPAGNE. —A
constant supply of the genuine brand In bond and
in store, for eule by Nft.Li kat II Y
Solo Agent for Penns} leant,.
R.rorla CROO.T st
MAR REll CORUAGE—Superior Russia and
AMERICAN TARRED CORDAGE manufactured
and for sale by WE HILER, & CO.,
Jy27 No. 23 N. Water at. and 22 N. Wharves.
A COOUNT BOOKS, MADE OF THE
.Cll. best stock, for city salon. Call and look over the
stock at 'PENN 'S
Blank Book Manufactory.
je4-2m FOURTH and RACE.
].JERRY'S BLANK BOOK MAN UFAO
- TORY.—Romember YOURTII and RACE in buying
Account Books. I make all my stock of good material,
and sell at fair prices. je4-2m
1,700,001) EN VELI S, EVERY
“tyle nine, and price, at
C. P. FERRY'S Stationery Eatabllsbnleut,
.164-4 m FOURTH and ItACE.
BLANK MADE IN ANY DE
SIRED ntylo of ruling and binding. A good to
orttnent of Papers for customora to Ruiner from, at
PERRY'S Blunt Book Mnnufactory,
je4-2¢l FOURTH and RACE.
HERRINGS -800 bbls. NO. 1 PICKLED
tlerrlug; 300 bbld Witra Newfoundlaud ditto
120 bbla Potomac dry salted ditto. now in store and for
inle by JNO. KENNEDY & CO.,
wirla No. 100 •ndi 102 WII Trtrlbi
juoROWN STOUT.-40 caeks Finzi
13 1111 mun," Imported direct from Loudon, In
atom and for onto by Wll II YEA! ON,
IvIR 018 Rooth FRONT Straat.
illiliESE. —195 boxes Pilule Ilorkhuor
V county just lauding and for rale by
0. 0. SADLIIIt & CO.,
nIA Nj„ o Wet a. otros4
C LARET. -150 Cases low grade Bordeaux
60 " arm quality do.
la Moro and for ado by
WiLLIAIIf 11. VIIATMI,
04 ;/6 tiouth FRONT at
Wants.
WANTED—By a Graduate of the High
&hour, a situation In. a Wholesale Store so
Auld nt or 'Entry Clerk. Address •• ALUM I at
this Onto.
.1y29.43t*
pOR EXCFIANGE.—Stocky and Bonds for
• a small Cottage Property near the cite. accessible
by rail car. Addre ss .6 EX RANGE? Office of this
paper.
jy2aUt* -
A YOUNG GIRL v.
vntm a SITUATION as
/-• Cook, or to do General xt„„,„,work. Is „ good
Washer and Ironer. Apply at No.i ELLETT cool r ,
R Co street, below 11 own iy29-200
WANTED—CARRIERS for the NA
TIONAL'r MICH NM." Apply at, the Office,
No. i 0834 8. THIRD Street, (second story,) tontierly
Suuday Leader , ' Office. jy2B73tir
WANTED—A SITUATION IN A DRUG
• STORE, by a young man who ban had a year's
experience In the Retail Drug Dual DOM Can give good
reference. Addres, B. W. at this sines iy2l3-stik.
Wee a Dairy Farm near the city.
an industrious man accustomed to ;lorries, sod
who understands Farm woric. Address 6 . MILKMAN,"
Blood's Dispatch. jy2B.2t*
WAN Ell—By young-Lady of education.
a situation in a Seminary ae Teacher. Would
not object to the country. Best reference as to qualifi
cations, &c., will be given, Addrees TEACHER, at the
office of %he cress. JY2B-4t*
WAts TED—A stout, able Man, aciuitomed
to the care of h race and having a knowledge of
Gardening, desires a situation out of ton,. The beet of
reference will bo given. Addree "GARDENER," at
this ofnce. j12.8-31*
WANTED—A Situation as PORTED in a
Wboleeale ent.blithment, by a young Man who
in willing to ma'so himself generally useful and to study
the interest of hie employer. Batt of reference will be
given. Address "PORT- it," at this oflice. jy2B4t*
WANTED—A man with $3OO, in a NEW
INVENTION, by which $5,000 can be made the
first year., Apply at Seat dour back No. 303 BROWN Street. Street. Jy27-3t.*
NVA.NI'E,D-A Situation, by a young man,
in a first-class Domestic Commission Dry -goods
house, to learn the buquess. Tho st acceptable refe
rences given. Address A. ,at this °Mee. j)274t*
WANTS TO EX° HA NG E—A Camino
for ■ PIANO. Inquire 243 N. FOURTII
near Vino. iy27-3t*
WANTED.—The advertiser, desires an
engagement with Wholesale Jewellers, of net ,b
-lished reputation, u SALES %lAN. - Wit -many years ,
experience in the Wainer', and can infinence a large
Southern Trade, Address ' , Sumpter,. at this Office.
J 313400
WANTED, FOR THE 'UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to SIR per month.
No man having a wife or child will be aoeepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No $l7 MARKET street,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 24 Regt. of Cavalry,
Recruiting Officer
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two
.A.t. vessels of 250 to 600 tons each, to load for porta
In South America. Cargo now ready, and the highest
rates will be given. Apply to
BISHOP, SIMONC, & CO.,
120 North Wharves.
Damns Suite.
91 RE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
AL FUND.
(0 1 1LRI111D ET 1111 LiGnLAT . IIIII 07 PIII1STLTAIII1.)
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
PITH PER CENT. 'Montt allowed to Depositors,
and all Moneys Paid beet on Demand.
OFFICE, 831 NORTH THIRD STREET,
(00N8OLIDATION 8111[ Bonnza.)
This Institution is now open for the transaction of
business. and to the only Chartered Saying Fund located
in the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 2g o'cloek,
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from b until
9 o'clock in the Reertihts,...
12=
Frederick Klett,
Stephen Hmith,
John P Levy,
Hon Henry K. Strong,
Daniel Unierkotler,
lion. Wm Milla is,
Frederick Staake,
Francis Hirt,
Joseph P. LeOlere,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Preside
Rocretori, GEORGE T.
James B. Pringle,
Jacob Dosk,
Joseph M Gowen,
George Woelappet,
J. Wesley Bray,
Robert H. David's:oh
P. 0. Ellmaker,
John P Verree,
George Knesht,
John Hons.
nt. JAMES B. PRINGLE.
THORN. aP2I-iftr
`SAVING FUND-FIVE PER ; CENT. IN.
TEREST-NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY.-WALNUT STREET SOUTH -WKSTOORNEB
OY THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
ITOORPODATED DT TEI STAY]: OT PI3IBTLTAIIA.
Money is received in any nom, large or small, and in
tenet paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
lomat.
The office is open even), day from 9 o'clock in the
morning till 6 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 8 o ' olook.
HON. TINNEY L. BENNIMI, President,
ROBIRT EIBLYILIDGR, Vita President.
Wit. I. 81111 D, Seoretsry.
Hon. Henry L. Benner, P. Carroll Breirst•r,
ldward L. Carter, Joseph B. Bata ,
Robert Selfridge, Erands
Rami. 11. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
0. Landreth Mamas, Henry Diffenderffer.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The Investments are made in conformity with tie
provisions of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGES, GROUND RENTS, and math drat class recuri
doe tus will always Insure perfect security to the deposi-
tors, and which cannot fail to give permanency and eta
hints , to this Institution aisi
QAVING iIIND.--lINITED STATE:
ti TRUST COHPANY, earner of THIRD andel/UST.
NUT Street's.
Large sod small some rsesilred, - arm pan:thank - on ffe
ltand, without notice, with FIVE PER GENT INTER
!ST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until o'clock every day, and OS
EONDAV EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for eale on Sugland, Ireland, and Footland
from II upwards.
President—STEPlDlN R. OR&WPOUD
Treasurer—PLlNY PIM.
Toliar—JAMES ft HUNTER
VD. 88 (241) DUCK STREET.-FIVE
L l l PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
Igo. 88 (241) DOCK STREET. - Fin
1. PAN, CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
O. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
L PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
VO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PERCENT ST ATE SAVINGS KIND. sul-ly
lineuraitte Eomnanies
'IMIF QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
Al. COMPANY, OF PRILADELPLIIA, 468 WAI NUT
Street.
Statement of the badness and condition of The Quaker
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia, for the six
months ending June 60, 1858:
Capl al and Sniping, January 1. 1658 $277,679 87
Intermit received and accrued from Jan. 1 to .
July 1, 1858
Premiums received from January lot to July
lot, 858 112.074 51
Salvage and It b:mural:toe received 4,877 24
Loans, sZPSNEIZ6,&O.
Losses paid $01,461 61
Divldeud, tell:mural:lCl, return pro
and expensee,
98,345 08
Balance remaining With the 'Company J ulyl, 304,281 38
Bond,. mortgage., StOCkg, coupon
bonds, loans on collateral, and
call loans, .lac. $166,763 60
Rills Receivable 90,611 70
Cash on band and in Bank, and
due from agent;
Capital Stock
Off ICERB.
13&013011 11. EfAßT—Preaide.at.
N. P. ROSH—VIce President.
H. IL 000 tinllALL—Ancrocary and Treasurer
8. 11. BUT'LiA-4uteistant &astray.
=ll
George H. Hart, Joseph Edwards,
El. P Rona, Foote: 8 Perkins,
A C. °IMO', Charms G. Imlay,
Andrew R. Otkambers, 'Runnel Jones, M. D.,
I. W. 'Salley, Hou. II M. Puller,
John G. Dale, H. It Ooggshall,
John L. Pomeroy.
H. B. COGGSHALL,
Secretary.
Attest :
VIRE INSURANCE.
a.' EY TUE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
OOMPAtiY OP 14111.ADELi'llIA
On Buildings Limited or Perpctued, hierehmulise,
Furniture, te, in Town or Country.
OFFICE, No. 308 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $171 : 92 . 8 APPIITB, $252,463.89.
!wrested an follows, vie _
Piret Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth doable the annunt 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co , s. 6 per cant.
iunrtgage Loan, ./20,000, cost 26,500.0 e
Allegheny County 6 per coot. Penna. It. R.
Loan 10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'e. Stock 4,000.00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insuronos
__
___ _
Company
Stock of County Fire Insurance C 0.......
Scrip of Sundry Inauronco Companies....
Bills receivable business paper
Book Accounts, accrued interest, So
Oath on hand and in Bank
$252,4136.81
OLEM TINGLEY, President.
DIRECTORS
Bautnel ltieph►m,
Robert Steen,
Valliant Moaner,
Benj. W. Tingley,
Blarehell aiu,
Z. Lathrop.
Clem Tingley,
William R Thompson,
David S. Drown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R Worrell,
IL L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles 13. Wood,
James S. Woodward.
(ado to th-rp-tt C . 111
Charles
Imiob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen
John Biwa. Pittaburgh
TIINCIIMAN Secretary.
6 I LI I E RISKSONLY TAKEN"—
GIRARD FIRE AND MAR I NE INSURANCE
COMPANY Philadelphia. Office No 415 WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Navigation Company's Building.)
CAPITAL, 8200,000.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. M. Swain, Wm. C Rudman,
[of Pubin. Ledger. I C 1). Shoemaker,
John AtAparh, Jr., Jar. W siker,
11. N. Butrougho, Thos. era) en,
J. 11. Hughes, Fronds Peters,
Wm, S. Loyd, 11. it. Coggshall,
(leo. W. Woodward, Jno. MeCluto,
Jno. W. Clnghoro, Joseph Klapp, M P.
lion. JJEL JONI: . President.
A. S 111LLETT, Vies President,
JAB. I). ALVORD, Secretary. jy26.ly
OW ARD FIRE AND MARINE IN-
K.. SURANCE COMPANY--0111ea No. 412 WALNUT
Fittest, Philadelphia.
. . . . .
DIRBOTORB
John U. Diehl, J. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, R. R dhillingiord.
0. E Spangler, 0. G. Sower,
Abraham Sea, John W beaten,
E. B. Warne, John Garrison,
George Rowe% Nathan F. Potte,
Wm. F. Leech, R. T. Hewn,
11. H. Houston, Joe. R Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, B. Booth,
Obaeleg N. Norton, John II Lewars,
JOHN U. DIEIII., Praident
B. B. WARNE, Vice President.
CHAR, A. Dor, Secretary. mylo
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
-CM- INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
Raving a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus
Invested in sound and available Seourities, continue:
insure on Dwellings, Faeroe, Furniture, Merchandise
Veneta in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Lames liberally and promptly , adjusted
DIZZOIVIB.
George Abbott, John T. Levi..
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morrie,
Samuel O. Morton, James R. Camplielt,
Patrick Brady, Edmund Q. Uatilh.
Charles W. Poultney.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
PlObUttl NARGi, Secretary. Ja23l It
IiTELOI3 6 .11A BI E B O E N
A A/4 ,
SO
JOSEPH 0. POSTSR Sole Lessee and Manager.
C. rJsrze tivi g ß hiatu.v r ,
HUIO!DAY EVESING, July 29, HU
Will bo prouuood tho, ft -and Historical Drams of
KARMIRL.,- 'MR 80OUT ;
Or, The Rebt-1 of the Jereeye.
General Washfugton Mr. Batley.
Raratel. the Stout Mr 11 A Langdon.
Itotalie ..
. 'alto N. Cooke.
To conclude with the epretaole Of the
FORTY THIEVES.
.. . - • • -
Elastartie Me. Charles Poster
"
Morglaus Julia N. Cooke
-
The Orcheetrs under the direction or Mr. 0. Reinhart
• •• • - • • - -
Doors open at 7,44. To commence ;at 8 o'clock.
Tlcketi of admission. 5 cente ; ;matted meats, 98
cent ; o;cheetre chairs. ,00 cents ; Beata in Private
Bx 76 mute , Whole Box, $5 cod ; Band, °kW%
16 cent..
la igignew FOR 1174
ALLEGHENY BLOUNTAINR,
TEE PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD COMPANY
ALTOONA, MODNTAIN lIOIISE, MID HOYEWELL,
(Where Paseengere take btagee =Ode to Bedfont
Springa,)
000 D FOR SIX DAYS.
Fare to Altoona and Retnrn..
Faro to Mountain House and Return
Fare to Hopewell and Return— ......
Faro to Willlsateport $5.60; Blatirs 8T; MAMA
Italie $B.
..
By this route passengers take the Northern Central
Flathead of Harrisburg, enjoying for 124 miles 'the
beautiful scenery of the Susquehanna Valley..
1D Further information to be - had as the Depot of
the Penneylvai2la Railroad Company, 8. B. oorner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Btreete, where Tiokets
may be procured.
FOR CAPE MAY.—EXPRIMS
LINE—The swift and favorite eterunes
"BALLOON." Capt. W. WRILLDIX, leaves Arab-shwa'
Wharf for Cape !day every Tuesday, Thursday, atidi
Saturday Morning, at DX o'clock. Bstarulog hovut
the Cap. ea the intermediate days at a'cloo k A.M.
Faro $2, carriage hire included; Servants; F 46104
Tickets $5, carriage hire extra. jyfelkow
tEnW PHILADELPHIA
AND ELMIRA RAILROAD
LINIL—ORNOTION.
PA- E TO MAO ARA I , ALL4 ONLY $15.00.
Trains lease the Phlladelphla and Reading Railroad
Depot, corner BROAD and VINX, Streets, daily, (Sun
days excepted,) as follows:
7:30 A. M., day expreas.
8:30 P. M., night expreza.
Tickets can be procured at The Depot, and also at tha
General Office of the line, Northweetcorner SIXTH and,
OIIhBTNUT Streets.
NORTErPtiVaII"
an. VANIA RAILROAD POE
DELAWAIMIcII-fiAP, MAUCH CHEER.
HAZLETON , A.ND THE LEHIGH GOAL REGION .
Visitors to the above popular places of Somas Ramos?
will find the Route offered by the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in connection with Ike Lehigh Tal
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads to be novel
and agreeable, passing through some of t i tre richest and
most highly cultivated counties in the State, and pea.
messed of comfortable accommodation,, both on the tort
and at the various towns through which it mosses. ,
FOR THE WATER GAP..—Take 0.16 A. Dineen
Train from Front and Willow striets, pass through Beth
lehem and Easton to New Hampton, where a elm* con
nection is made with the Delawere, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Gap about noon.
FOR MAUCH CHUNK AND THE 001 L !LEGION.
—Take 2.30 P. M. Exprese Train from same Depot to
Bethlehem, where a eloselonneetion le made with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from Philadelphia
to Mauch Chunk in 6 hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORE ClTY.—Tike 0.16 A. M. Biome., Train to
Bethlehem, thence via L. V. R. E. and N. J. 0.
R. R. through Radon to Flizabettipori, thence lry
Steamer and arrive in New York at quarter peat 3 P.
Parties travelling North that have a few hours to
spare, will find OLD a new and agreeable route.
For further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. R. R., Front and Willow atreete.
rIIILADELPHIA, June IS, 1555. felo.2m
s ar si t FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
YORK.
DAILY, at 934 o'clook A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPRIA STEAM NA-
VIOATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Cepts.ba
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew; and KENNEBEC
Captain Hand, form a daily line between this city Caps -
May, sod New York, leaving from fleet pier below Sprees
street (Sundays excepted) at 9,' o'clock A. AI Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sunday,
excepted) at b P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) &L
A. M.
Pan to Cares AtayleCTrialt - Ti ire
~ for servants 1 60
ft " Seagon tickets (carriage litre mt
tra) 8 00
New York, cabin 2 00
ti steerage 1 50
Freight taken at low rates.
For passage, state rooinw,. ke., apply on board, or at
the Oftice, 314 and 31G SOUTH. DELAWARE AVIO
- JAMES ALLDED.DICE,
lels-3m Agent.
aIIMMEOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIO
RAILROAD. ONLY TWO AND HALF HOURS TO
THE SEA SNORE. •
On and Mier Monday, Jane 7th, and until farther no.
rice, (Sundays excepted,) throe trains daily to Atieatl•
City and return.
First Passenger Traln hares Vine at. wharf 7.E0 A. If.
Emend 44 44 44 44 44 4.00 P. M.
Freight Train with Panel:tor Car attached, 4.35 A. M.
Accommodation Train to Weymouth, 626 I'. M.
LEAVES ATLANT/O CITY.
- .
Find Passenger Train leaven 6.00 A. /1
Betond 4, •' 4,1 41.40 P.
Preight Train with Passenger car attached, 11.30 P. .11
Accommodation Train leaved Weymouth, 5.2 k A.
HADDONFIDLD TItAIN
. _
Leases Cooper'e Point, 11 A. M. mud 2 P. U.
Pladdonfleld, 1 I'. M. and 3 P. M.
Fare to Atlantic, when tickets are rurchasat before
entering the care, 51.50. Persons wishing to go down t 4
the Sea Shore end return the Mlle day : can spend
Vekete for the round trip, V 1.50
Tloitete to go dawn In the Afternoon end return nett
morning. or down on Satuniny nfteruoon nod return on
Monday morning, 80, -
EXIT
EMI]
The Accommodation Train to Weymouth will run
through to Atlantic on Saturday Afternoon and outs.
Uuuo to run every Saturday until further nvUce.
Leave Nine street. 436 P. 51.
4, Atlantic City. 400 A. 31.
Stopping at 'all Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the folloolug rates:
Toe the month of June, $lO For the mouth of Sept. al
July, 20. For three menthe, 45
Augunt, 20 For four months, 50
Churches, Schools, 'Lodges, Companion and Library
Association, wishing special trains, Rhea. make early
application.
Freight most be delivered at Cooper's Puint by P. M.
The Company will not be responsible for tiny genie until
received and reoelpted for by their Freight Agent at tbs.
Point. M. FRAZER, Secretary.
33,89444
29,916 06
304,281 35
$200,000 00
DZORTEI I'ENNSYL
ani VANIA RAILROAD.
BETIILMEISM
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EASTON, DELAWARE WATER GAP ' /lc •
On and after MONDAY, July 20, ISES. the trains ott
this Road will leave EItONS and WILLOW streets
daily, (euedays exeopted,) en follows:
For Bettilmhem. Easton, Delaware Water Gap, (k 0,,,
(Exprefe.) at 6 16 A. M.
For Bethlehem. Allentown, and Mauch Chunk, (IX
premed at 2 30 P M
For Doylestown, (Aocommodationd at 8.80 A. If and
430 P M. _ . _ .
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For Fort Washiogtoo, (Ascosomodationd at 9.20 A,
U. and 6 30 I' M
Leave Bethlehem Otapress,) at 9 A. ht. and i Si
P. M., with psevengere from Lehigh Valloy
road, and arrive in Philadelphia at 12 hi. and 8.16
P. M
Leave Doylestown (Atoornmodation)st 6 A M and 4
P. M., and arnve in Philadelphia at 8.15 A. M. and 6.10
P. M.
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leave Fart Washington (Acaomracvlation) at C 15 A.
DI and 2.60 P. 51., alai arrive, in Philadelphia at 1.20
A. M. and 4 P. at.
LesVA Philadelphia for Doylestown at 8.30 A. M. and
2 P. id.
Leave Doylestown for PlulitlalplAs. at C A.. M. aria,
5.15 P 11.
All Paaxenger trains connect at Chatham street with
City Passenger Railway.
The d 13 A. 31. train from Philadelphia, and the 330
P 31. train from Bethlehem, mate eisse eonneetion
with the Easton and New Jersey Central Railroad.
10.150 00
1,060 00
415.01
52.711.50
3,5'16.19
/0,013 20
Pare to Bethlehem.
,6 Mat% Chunk
~ Doylestown.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL - TIM
ILA GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! and Reined)
for DYBPEPRIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK
BOWELS
This article Is the greatest discovery in Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Care of RIIEXIMATISSI,
NEURALGIA TOOTII.AGIIII, SORE THROAT, STIPP
NEON., or Pain In the LIMBS, SIDE BACK, or any
pert of the body. It note upon the Blood, Nerved', blue.
ales, 13tnews, and Hones, conquering all pain.
It le also en excellent preparation wr iiyepopnia and
Indigestion, which criers (rem a week stomach or
bowels Thousands of persons who have used tiercrs-
HORNE'S OURS-ALL have been astonished et its
wonderful power in removing any pain 'rem the system.
Bottles 1.2, 25, 50 cents, and $l, to be sold by
R. 11. JEN KINB,
ap224ftit Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
ARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—RESTO
RER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The hest Restorer of health, and the beet
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World! It does
not co,tain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is suited to the impa;rei add
weakened condition of the human rare; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples sod erup
tions from the skin; gives bloom ant fr,..hersu to the
complexion, and is particularly adapt ea to the weaken
ing compisinte of both sexes.
It to a perfect cordial in ta,te. and sets like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any cause.
Quart bottles $1; email bottles ISO cents; sold by
R. R. JENRINA,
Corner of BICOOND and WALNUT Streete,
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G REASE? GREASE! GREASE!
TAW & BE:a1,8
I.IIKB REMOVED trete Sluor at oot, end are new eh
18 801.1111 tElt STREET,
where they have ecapt , nt,y u.L bawl their eel t hmt u d
bra di et IPaek. t\ bite, and ellow (411. et+r, fee
OARS, 0 . 81,811W88E4, t:elt• DIA& TS,
WACIONB, a-d HEAVY 41 :10 , 11N}:8.) ,at
These Oman. Ilsco neat tat . OR, 0 ten ; Psrp sad
are eminently superior to pit of Ler compo. rte tar
cellence and °cutaway.
LLSOPP'S PALE ALE. in Midi., a
isurituut supply on 11011.0 t,l••rea,
for sale by Yi 11,1,1 AM
iylli /IA s•• ,, b rutts,
ALAI/ L Ittoelt
" Tueoxu Lynch ($ll w .torn and inr nsl. br
WILLIAM h. YEATON,
JAB dout.4 i ItVNT atirod.
eltattmuntls.
Summer 'Excursions
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
NIAGARA FALLS.
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SXCIIXSION TIOKETB
DURING TUE BUMMER
THOS. MOORE, Agent.
CHARLES S. TAITEN,,
amoral Aseat
BIX [MUM Oh' TITS liElOll
ALLINTOWN. MAI , C r- entlNlt.
TRAINS NOR FEITLADELPHIA
ON SUNDAYS
RIM
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