_ . - -,.
Tite Great C a .Canada:vs.
%lie • dal; leih-O
si
[Proltilgri - v - 1'i - 4g-I --pt - 410, -- :- -- -
tig okra*, adif fi tuatifig fin; 4 5
yeaterdey mdiaing;'` d'deep i'•• I Tie -e ‘
Pont.kf tfigtolondtvrotthatelditliag, tate, thejio.
neken ioet4 taut.irshawkelt , iltageiLlf ere • otoWdei
from a&marly:honfP At 10 e'olook , A. ht..the field'
presented , kV eiomated etparranee t 'apanale "et
eight hundred perples bate preeiet, eeteloWne
friende ofilte 'difilllitil,•• Clubs l 'i,e"geged„ta?ti date.
gado:m.ll.om theclielret citthrof Ittccdglysi; Witi., 4
ton, Canado, Neil brightett, 8: T., Afortaglini /Ina,
NeT_ROOhelliNr: -,Altiamgh the t a was,,a heenrala
faillat;theattendarme ;Tufa more numerous than
on the Aratday , mid,- a anciber• - of'*4ll ladies
complimented tip °opted, by:, their , preeentecaid
Invigorated wi)h giir 7 applrov,inreatilet. the °out.
potitore s in ' the; gelie.y At te;Millet...lf ban, ten
the ploy was commepoed r ia..Onneda retrunitwite
first innings,' which resulted in the following,
ton :,. • ....,- , , - .2•4 t 0. , , - ~• -v.: , - • ' -,- -
MinioB • • a
Phillips, b. Halite— I tread, -o, Elngbam;
nylieit, ............
T. P.billiptl, 6 all - V. , Batter '
Howard, not oat • liepl Bower
Parsons, 0. b. Wtigbt • • 'Pond ler, , 0
Walla 113104. W
n'ardini,q3, 0. °matey, tt. Lot_ Byes '
7 . 4
Berkor4.
Peerless. b. * Bailie
- —;
,
Totan;.:4 , • ri
~ . . 414 ... . .
Towards the close ..of le4, th
ah'evrer,fellg
which oontlntiedifor- , somelnrarai end there was
Borne healtanoy. art to. going onewitbAhe
the NeW Yorkera,:ns‘anzionu liellike - Odendhing
were on,theirat day for the 't o l 4oo6 i'dt ,
at ten Mantes paft - two ii',OlOkionueeneodtho!r:
diet innings, ••''' • - • • . • •
' The United Siates'efeyeintliet Rent in, an. 1 14 Vie'
°bora of thappeotatanotnd from the untuopitioue ,
atate . of that ,weetber,.and . the catepoesa of the dep . , '
many:preperedietitated,ld•fgfeAng,dny„ordnfon'pa
to the adialtnt firetiriptalga - ,Therewen,wery
litthatettirignii:adilier eldel ihia - gehtlemen 'Who,
acoompanied the Canada eleyea L tnaionte Inanineee
otTered,Adda,Ogiduet the tinitidStittef, which were
readily_ eadeptl . 't a'he; playing of the 'American
eleven:reflooter dielded orediOni thiftraininfrand
pribillie,oftlfeitfirlted Staites s olubirand , themore
whioh they
_triad" Omani that oriekethig volt yet
becointarienrtheltetlthtlottap,rroung:4lfitirie,',N
The lisittin'g brthilfoii. - 110;ittingh'im Wee 'one of
the feature . ; ,of tne,:dayOke :pokin ttldrty-four
runs, leading th e crank balletaan of Canada (Me ,
Ilewird).43taereral:aliW , t bViShapp,,, , sldrriOrosat.
ley, Mr. Eleatot,or.A, PAgadOlpttla club,. and Mr.=
Jod'erson, gaiiins'aiktitladlchtitolf , prittniforjbe.
admintblemanneiln
attention _they
,-,bendowed prougknitthis, game _
The .110104-§_teteeirebriar p , a,fallowa,;bilAting
Osnediana trist hy : 68 ;
UNITED BTA.T100;41ti.4040111008.
0104.' it,Witel#o;
'24 Matil
fluid . •-•
itirettsha,r4,ll.Thilllpss
-114rdishis':•-.` • 2 , Otitrione' '" 14
lhoriniks;,iiottitit - 16
Peerless, tlardi+..64 14411154- tr.•pittreltras t
Beniiir,'6.- -16: Mill " 9'
Hardingo ' 9 Asof 14'
Milky. b. HArdlugs P9dl
Barka?, b Ilead = 0 191000a:i.".,.,:;;;:),: l ., - i4,
Wright e. D. -
by Ilarilkse ; • , 0• - •-•1[Tirta 1 147,
This inuings"waw alo . at'tifir4y minutes tiimt
ere n'olock r tind after arshorfrOose,theAntidlithif
commenced - their mitten& initikitoiltiett..sitinot.
yet finished. They are:, * Yr
1,1018011. '
Howard. b 5 1 %yes) 8
T. khillipe.";b4Willie;....3l 3.:..:...:..1
Napier,e. Bbittp; blialiteo Wide/ '-" ' -1
Persona, b12aubi. , ,,,,i,;;-„- 2,
,J - 1.•
H. Phillips, nOtOnt..*:/v1 "" " 18
. . i
„Whiirt%frOm ihe WesieWctiutttieliC , .”
1 , . =
. „.-,-..- .- ;z:d.).... , ituiyi24, 1858.
Having had occasion taridtaeverai cf:thirobunr
i f
ties In Westerre•Pitinsypiania n hasinese,ll/ little%
board a Deli aelfrao , arpreasi of publto opinion,
and gang einisitatlo apt on, - otitbeßaderal
usurpationir teensasSaffeirp.='; : . ":,1, - _, I ' •
And ,f.,„spe -- jothikt - fcitit,9(-sueiospial oontrk
diatiiik - whetaesetbafislior the masses are
°ethos's/assn.) , with youltra pporiolifa the great
&atria° of popular savereigtn y;-whish'sbittitesrliif
so eneilessfully through-theesemergo of lfibflr" ' =
Yonetirtiole,-in , a late ntimber' of The Pr:eit;*
showing up, Idr.. c .Tbootas ,-a.qlleth.o,penny post,
master in' this tionntyZiottealuf to meet with tint=
versaLfavor, awd j aeote,ori.t.l4:):Wwpoorits of that
vlattilty, now here, say thatith notion in cliicon
tinning' Tlit,PresetittbAs Wyly .tinwarrantable:
andtbeyanivred andimiteate eiroulaticinatMe,
Prisiiii:thatlnelolharbicoda 11 belheir fulititaii-_
flat oVidtrsp of toe foot. ~- . - Y . ,' I' -' * ' - , I "
thls:iiinip:idefdoileellias bi'iliii tighllitittiei t if
18,51,Mi s twO . distingtildiea foknoihingbuthia his,
boajll4.4ortinotiso,thit his poitatitnenta thought
iltle:dis i penso witbdolasereloWiatzthlrend of the;
first kmku. ,- ....4Vailt*reAsA hlniniboltlng oandi:' I
date it'd :aid the Wittatizommippe, . ''---'
This; hoWevetrrarneethellhimis te . nitnistration;.'
will - 110, set bun bitahVilk the:P,osi"olloe:wpaA,
matt.' ' - ' - ' -' 1.". i 7:.:.;,..,',,i., ~,,i , ,
There is en intemptdlssattsfeetiOnliakthiOntio;
ortitio ranfisin - this and tbo isighborlag counties,.
and the looOmptoif leaderaare , beginving • now to
attribute it tto the attempted innovation upon the
Clootantitt platforinrf ••I'hoy nrenonvitieed of their'
miserable error bi'preioribirue'Demociatit 'for oplx!,,
too's'sake,* 10 , : i l oit . 1 1iAlini t ' that, 'noa test...be
made at the, poly, •- . . ...:, -,--..„-,-, q, , ‘
In ortY`; adjoining- cuittnty p °bitten; we- are in,
formed, that the leaders eannpt keepdoirtrthrt tar•
b silent Haling p.;tha - ri ifs - totAut. but - olio - toilliug ,
to attvototo -" aoittEttlitaliSoveroteotty." .- -
The! - AdMinletriitiewhppltt6ii to - .:theAralliiie
Douglas - In Illinois, Is awa ening Abo people all
through thiSpounttind It Wald be Well'for the
ZtwomPtOra candidates unwatiAlhereaftar to beware
orthefittablishlatotab ditigiirens a' prawdent."l7r
Mount. Bigler and lons ara:.parties to tblediwiro
gabiting; seheme,lhey:ttanat look, emit •to tho
future.
The Press lc , a rmsiion. Institation iti this I
otount7, - and can dcfy th e opOsittoti of all the poet.
otriiie - artay of the 'Administr4loP,-whare. it leen-.
crowned andtunitainedby4o people: ., -- .. ~. ; I
- ~, s i., 4. ~,,..,.., ~ ~.., ,i it 11. , -DzitoensT, ' '
11tY
44604 and Tneeday
ire ieie~ inid - riaered area
tirt., ill* and l iiidskei
! *Aviv_ bniaglit
"floated term," mai guide
Jarman. Drer.s.wirsT.—
were guanaco of Top'
tolerable, the idea „ or. goa t '
1 41 4lObao; Vat. imiabil.elkaie
=RE
:At kledge in some ritatariblarnera.' 44%
.'•-•3llth n boundless eentitalttetshode, , l• -
Where . iniereeme were trump, ikwitbiiik 41 the "many
iveyti!iikt!awe'4l the ganiii! htin:
rims We': ;4. 7 % • - -
-
Bamipa:
,tu 10,0
- style, and In matest
ariety, are to be had at the eitibilahment of Kr. John
P. Blunt, No. 800 Market stietit;irZit his siert' it
either Cape Island or at -Ittimatiit
'GAEL EigILES'AitIiAJONB D,913R281N5.' =We
ran foul of lend ,tbla.inoraiiog, w/ko reablain.the
interior Of the }HON and were' teetvbet taken ibeett
by Me extraordinary, piefl4l64i,ortiateent. knew
him to be s m}n of giiodjiidioueiat . ind refined hate, aid
coruaiquently were not -aurprieed when he trifortook Oft.
catkltisigly, thit 'to-our friendli' notice be eras indebted
for the elegant atilt he bad just - purr
chiliad at thy Qld irstiltlin Clotbleg,Eroporitinf
of N,I;EL-lildridge, No. 83j cheiteut street: *esmii.i,
end agi!in • :snd part&d mutually
with tire' g;•eit' bergatiOirid - Wo,'
that walled done our - deity in thhinceng the comfort of
bretket,,!ihntroln,", -
A
Qo6.Vitcfslii..—,-T,hohair - 31'01'y oefhe forto.:
logni%Dotiot rut Celebrated on the 24th ultimo.
the supper, the .I.lort. iv IMMO: Howard-gave as a
earn Mont, The fair daughtirinf 'Detroft—nt;Y.their
itiriiire'64o2s like: their AO5; kit& tittilr rim grow
smith 614 beontefull:elose illto boomers, and may
their pipes and' big ind iittlofbrothets see to Milk
delihjeend goVall their olothing'at the Breit Stine
clothing, Itatt Boollibiti-k Wilson, Non. 603 and 605'
Chestnut street, labor* Sisth.ll •
•
brow, hor9 , 3he,
tries are gently waling; 'bit; Before yoa , da go E itothink
yontielf asrltrnalp,lnd inland to Inquires Into the state
of frOW4 - ardroto. Ie it.certato that you hays "all the
sloCani_ithieli Yin, require? 'lnthire, no 'doh of your:
heittllajaintlot4t•4sartozW Olorinnanta which is fat_
unlnktoF,Aiityott,.l . 4lo . ol , ; trim tpkio placed tnanoli
•• 5114 1 4 • 116 , nalstile• 1,3r4 advice ia;.be dm:4W(
1 4p
If you h. 4'oo - *to a. sonsition et thimOnntalo , a top. I
Get - rain' liIYO nine but
fro,334)s4lAroirtiut pteliim, No.
007 Ohiatitntatrief.
[Bsportodtor The Proal,r " • - • -
1,10111P001.-411dp iblubro,ll4 DoaDo-40 7, 0112 22 0 20 '
W Watson & oo;3o,l,6taart it , ro; 89 'Lewis & Co; 85
Wllayliatilt 00heril Ploillost &ode/1190k 10 W
-1;044s0 & 00r,4t3laghorn&11/oer; 20 broody, Wardro,
44 0 1. 18 A i ilbop2 ,2o A; Wray A :0o; 1
ellanhltuitturds OoL34,Dobliog &,Go; 1 loan & 0o;
26 do Mw,,,,16„T„C01e0i504:140 Marshall lc Clo}
, 04: 4 1 , 101C ,,, ,,1002411r01k,4 09103 Xauttr IVI " b r" .• •
nor 41- - Co;„2, , ,,Bioptusors.A). WA1t0ey,,343011 - ,:,&
Pe
• teroo4. -,4 , ;•11/010atiAdosetrp ' 111' -46410,--pl2
22:: oaks ~,50d0r.a0h4, 1 1.,Act.;,0(,, , , Woltb; 200',030ur
do 2-Letodg_&4lo;.B2 otaturr,dri 31 44,1 0 Yuan.; 24
maks do. ittasardls 41011aros4: , 41, , elikrrlde1004 salt Paw=
era & Welgbtman •, 60 cbina clay Jessup & Moore,;:10Y
dot)P Du...21'80,102 'mks, ptirt, - Jobo -Lucas & 416 . ;
4t9 tdis lson6l Pa Co; 61UYE:lc`A. Bertolearloo4
• du 3;312 baraidortisplooss,:6lo; 280 bib;JOrawroid &
Hill; 101,:ear at, Or&61, ItY,Wateob ; ,TBO 90100 tiles
'Lewd/ ; 600 boleti tin gates ; Jas 2: Mason & 0o; 116
moconcow to,V.;:i';' 4 1 0 1 5 1 1k1rolre :0 2 1 24 ,4 2 J:01 P 11
W 0 Te3lo e 4 B,lllPD¢Tilf. Voj IE6 'bkiaothaare , Bo
loos pig ilViOilPiAo4 l' " 0 : t
mdse oripi~
I:ll4lpChltab6rsio;6lo4o;•2 01(12iitidse,
&.E lurks; 2J 4.0 Qrie;,l leangibtrtdulk(lo: 6 goo
_ Irkoorks; & rfP,, so - 4W &: co; - a viuxli
01151112; WYCati42 443 . 011:11karpressBros;
,12 06,1 4 ti"
314141ir54 jll4ledf-Parrob;4o /11112 to Ca; 40 Stew.
' pun: , d btr,..l`,:ulti,atts -& 00; 3....dib00ki•
Rodtb, If eel! it' nuke - tile*
: 8,-A !;sire..
keqs:Rn bbla'Adda,:Didlor:** - - Cope; 4;104
has , 220, bits irrav„:llforibir Jaoet rio•
• do- 11 htlbag , ;COI
POllO faabdlOolioltiStooopr_to , Whittojt4 000: tone
_if* trod $ at` W.W 004 tit plg4lesid )14,P.tticig & BrO;
/tlaiAlcescida_sik,V #4,9,74Jrzujll,osB,oAN_stkiivare
Lebnrji 'l2ollao li mners' apt a don'ts Wbrdstai
050 sake Ono ,oigt 860_euerst S notdoin ;-186 casks
&dear, - 30 eratra 'et619411 1 4:4;141. 1 1./60.1 1 221111•0021
1t0Tr2R114614 , 041101 lases nelone; De WaalL ' 4D
coati glu Storer & Walden; 36 do Patterson tr. Walton;
30 do Jolla teibsoq;Bpo & giol doJobu &J Y thbhon
obad..t.;otostaam* te:co; lON alibi lead 4 eases
rarthenwareMiet 5;.3 Ratter; 8
P Seelig; 80g00r51114446 $31ein 1 • t 1011004 Ruelenn
lipealagaitrzi fr.." 130011,2 eyFkiPliil3ll4 do brandy Pishei
& blinuoin; zfdo Alyhoffsolltephaub 1 d 6 Joists Bth9t,
do W nobrerkkdo-T:2,diook
,C.oaees cologne wn,
01430 o; 61 pipes so nlOO faxes elerplpdsl Cates mdse
.„24 bags mirk,/ 103 cadtelefardo broody S do prunes 16
sa o . dey Soreeelqottiiall
61A/triNo OF TH OCHAPTHTE • Wib, -
. /ROM TILFOFTTSO grAngs:" -
arsiusa A more VoYA!'•DAT
Northern Ltght.l4oorltorki./Arkftier6ptog, so„,;•gq g
OTIMPIT.446 4 ittIVY O2II TM 44 I/Iv-r;i - • ' • 'Artg T
• .. - Jar. • New Voilgr.TATArpopf.t,f, Aug 7
Yummy .. A ug 17
- 15•02-116147ruors. -New:Vork,.l4vrpool ' Aug 12
Argmoblig..q t ;. , ;/114,14047;&14tbuTuiRt61;;&6:::Atg 14
Ifsiouresiiii:.443l44ltlorkiHalfibUrgt. • • "
Perlaiftirrkl2ol.4 - 141,21p001;.Vi. '4;71 ./ All 18
Argo rTTR6w:YoHf;III4IO4I,V - " Aug 21
Ab2'a buplx44itioliTTArk42434l2o4,7V4 - :Vi:il - I = 4Aug 21:1
blagsra...V. - MWORAlunglAterodol:4:224:7..TAug 26;1
O of WatdringiA,4l4l4T42l2itlitreilbol;;;4l:4?. Aug 22,
. .
DAN.
11121.1033...41.4 . .. il3l6fini4Eo.X York::.., I.:•/ ,11 7' 17
0 14;.1fultuarrrt.. Givorpool,,f462#/f6tki,W HrO
iV-.:y 21-
Permix„--•:--s•,r..,-.•41,161.11ityr: V ort .. ... .. --July 24'
F. 10,ing:07.4 tt 2L
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3ri1itA4ii 3, M 11, 0 1 4 .201 , I.ThjoiiigNi.4.;. , ll:ll7tily
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.;• •
LETTER BAGS
di the Mercholite,Reelituigii-PAflaall/phis.
wiatang, Burton Livezpool, *am
ih)p 13araak, Rowliyur:4 l ‘,)••• . " ; 44_5 ti4v,eirei "st.:
Piviiteßgiide*, - ,Traitlll3...p vrt?..”%q•• • aT A M "
BINOCICO UV, i;clrot,harl,,;.: . ; : ,,.,„Matsattas, - A,6!
Cladle, Dale
,ii"Londoo, loan
"Brig BM Be° 4 , if" ••••;...; .rf4ftlfg•
PORT OF f'.130/1!
.)4alitra; .0t4',41',; Apse.
31 TN ItIBU t' ' 5,11 . 6tit4 Bite ! '" - 1,6 ci
IgGlt WATIP3. ' 44
H I ARRIYI6O,
Br bartitie Symmetry , Stoarfok, froth'SUnderlaud,Sla •
May, with coal to Robert Taylor & 00. • • '
Dutch . galliot Foam' lielens, - Ds Wall, Rain ,
,daut Joao au, with brandy ao ... to el A Soudan* Sk. , .
• " Brig OritlonAdama, Buck,'lB days from Otutires,(lii,
with lumber to A, A BotelerA Co.
• i Brig James DATit, Staples, , C days tido ' , Boston, with
mdse to captain.
la ftiande
tgag
Brig Hine°, Connery ;14 Styli (min na ,
tliQuarantine with' bugseti, yeAarldawn, & 00. , _
• . ear kled' id Robeitsonildarrbiri 14' days frOut Maya-
Prilll,l4,ttotm-ttia,toq,:!'g fe4`"laBl to
Bohr Bally Gay, Gresee,22 dajeWom olenthegosorla
Quarantine, with. fargar'and moLiMatto Stewart, bar
son & Co..
ilohr,folM'lrWllltatos; Hering, 66 hours from Scitu
ate, elses,.with mdse to .1 S & B Perot.
Rohr Obeli 8' Pealleeiloster, 6 days from Boaton, in
wpm to ii Aitdentiod
Sabi Beni W hittey, Thompson: 6 dayi4 r Ont - Plyttioutb,
O, With shingle to Norcroke & Sheets: ' ' '
Bilsabefh, Pacsonyoll days fromWi6OßPolot, !it),
withlumbei to Bolton, anderveer & OP.' •
Oche Grecian, Matthews .1 days from Newburyport,
with 680 bble mach. rel to (leo A Wood. - -
, ttritz
it h li e l in ect ,...u.l 6 ,ay e from Gantnoket, with
Behrlt Xi:Crocker', Pithbrey,,4 dayi train: i ratuatona
with - mdse to Twsils'& Oni • • • • •
Bohr Louisa, Bbindgr, 13 daiefroin °awn, with lathe,
,&o. to & GsWtu, - •
Behr Henrietta, Minebenback, 18 days from OMMe;
With !tuneful, Ossaill /a Gslrta.— -
Bohr Dakorig Ware, 10 dive from Eastport, witk
plaster; &mote IA. Bonder & 00. •• •
Bohr Jere - Word, Sachet, 0 days frit:n : o4i River, with
miiitoattaic- ..
= Behr Coo 01Nbhs, Clibbs;t days from New BedfOrd
la ballast to captain. •
Bohr. Leeshrissillwltt,4l deft from Belem, with min
Boor ExperiMeit, 'Bizehatti, 7 days from Chesapeake
'oltyrwith grain 1.0 Christian Ortrran. - • . - •
Bohr John--A' Hazzard, Lowe, 2 'days from Milford,
Del - with bark. to Richardson dc , Orenzan.
- Bohr Onward, Smith; from Newl..ondon. - -
Behr Suctelsior, Riley, from -Boston. ' •
'-- Bohr Mary Saley.,ll4ofi from Boston. '
Behr:Trolsn, Cook. from Buetrel • •
Bob: Lewis-Mulford, Minn% from Boston. •
Bohr Atari Miller, Lowo,•froot Breton.
Bohr DialotondiNorton, from Boston. , - -
Behr Era, thrdth, fro n Boston.
Behr JOU Cidwaladeri Godfrey:how Boston.
' FolirWar Steed,Bmith, roll/Leading. • •
Bahr kplrraim **Anna; Dols from Dolma. •
_Behr Nrisi Thar°, Orannier,Lfrom Below.'
' Bohr Bookinuham, Talpey, Moto I.llettorl.
Bohr Rau; Rallebals; from 110* Marsh.. -
3ohr llaseltanifrons Zell niter,
Bohr Urbana, Norton, frost • -
Behr :es Hatoli, from Providence: -
Bohr BUMS Blair, Lake; from Tawinoket.
Sloop J D Ptah, Bell-,1 !far from Lowoll, Del, with
mdse to Theo"V'Turker. " • -
- CiI;BAVID.
Ship Mohongo, McDaid, et John, NE, - B:Vaylor &
Brig JoGricia POW U & Co. '
Brig Ocean Isle, - Doo, 9arbtdpet, rozdoton.
Odsr-BlLubeth, Vilatertiolnp, Bolton,
Underfoot & Co. • • •
Scht Geo Mangtuim, °mimic OhatiestoniD S Stetson
Rohl. Isoitrorg t BWitt,`PorCaod; L Auden:led & Co.
fktu. G Clibbh„Gpbs, New Bodfdt4' N'atintovant
Eobr Governor, Hooper Nplipuryport, do
Behr -Trojan, Gook, Poston) - do
,Behr - J Hering, Lynn, J 8 & L Perot.
Behr Workload, Smith , Providence, Morrie & Murray,
Solii II Komi; Onuunor,Proirldoooe, B aline! k Co
Bobr Ellen thiler,,Loke, Poorneeet 4 • do
Bat LI Cob', Hissitoo, Folly Lindbig t Hays 14 God '
;. 114thi" Urbarie, Norton, N ew , Haven, Noble, Hammett
do, •'
.
'Bohrllpltraltn& Anna, Dole, GlountoTer, - do
'behr Ju Blies i .Bitoh, Bangor, Brown k, White:
,Bohr U el Peones, Roster, Boston:I Andettrted & Co.
; ben ,w P phaups, Smith, Booted, R B Larson & Co.
- 'Behr Jos Ward; Hamlett, Boehm, Bepplter & Bro.
I:bifiltord, Limialre, Boston. Noble, Hammett &
oehr Rsa,Brattis t •lloston f l . do
Bohr Xxeetelor, Illley,BoatOn,L
Bohr M Haley. Holey, Boston, Bancroft ; Lewis & Co.
r 'Bohr Tirjan, Oook, Boston, ki Eiturterant & 00.
&led Oadaralader, tiodtrey, Boston; U Miller &
,Bahr Onward, Math, hostel!, Brown & White.
Bohr Mary hillier, Laws, Breton, . do
Bchr 0 Caretaire , Kni•drei Boston, Tan Damn, Nor-
BekoKalw,Kidiabon,-Billidian, Washington, do
Bohr Del Norte, Bunker, Obetsea, do
Boor Otnnond,PortonerortJelTereon,.." • .j. do
Welt Willing; Claypool, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr,
ABorras_pondenee Of The Trete.) • •
HAVRE - DE °Liam, Ails 4.1868.
rie,Klngiston left here 'this eloitilow with 18 boats,
•
eutielkted , ,
Brunkr(nolois.; bilerjlttlen; lumber to /I Trump
A Biistitlllifer" B Wendfg, diqd Wel:mond; P
do L tO Illitane'&"raylot; Bliteletb Wearer, do to, Wll'
Initaithit4 Verdilla,ll6 to II D WBennett, do
tu,TFenton, kiJ• Pleree;iMal to Smith & Battier;
Beaapitalunt, pig' Rai - to Splines & do emir Dr I, Rd
•bert, /Miry Bilzetieth,lientj , 0 Halos, Henry-Sticker,
.Ilows,lfdassa; Mary Freak, and 'Golden blep, coal to
Del/lwaideltr.' ' ,
:(ootroPtpoodelote of the Philadelphia Usehange.)
• " Del. ' Aug 11-4 Y M
Then direttow battwi,the brigs . ilea Poem, B Otis,
fludleP;,lngo.
mar, 411111i1 Gray; Ooliattlie; Atfeit; 'teams, (yaot.t,
, from Wiliiinglen) J M Brahma, A Hinton, B Alkioe,
Jew, Wm lionW, ' Kltigndolph, Wm flubloson, B P
Boloa,P;'Woroestar, J W aloha, „W
m alter & Lemuel Use.
plan. tndaoseplifne; steamer Albert Moro, ooP
andletCBahior emaelor, Three brigs and some tittmo
'M630041'11 Ammo plaited he,to-,day• libl l o
ut o— wealkfr
damp and mossy.
—' Tours ' WM.' td,ITIOKYLAN.
" (3? TiLfeaatn Tn Mt PRIMO ,
• Pont. Aug 4, ,
Thi barque ()pills has !Algid and le roll of water. •
Arrlyed, ; ablio • 'Joao Perriaudrz, f,om larotpool;
DfdotMitreaop, from Iteer:Orteorw; put is for men, hav—
ing liat several by feVolrj balqUes amigo, from Glasgow;
Ikverson, (Br) from &Aetna; Louisa Pdes, from Ha.
vans; Auelairle Chipper, from PlatmjexpieM, from Hs
-",.#l4locks ff , 4 ll :4 .4l oi,Ansoabab, from
Pogue.' ' .
SAVANNA!, OA., Aug a
Arrived, steluzilhip Alabama, troio Now York. -
ifANIORAXEIA
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, for Philadelphia, sailed
from 111obraund 31 lest „, • , .
' Btearosirp atusion, Wfokronn, sailed from Now York
yesterday tot Idoorpool.
ansionship• Boston, Bellew, hems, lustiest st York
yestordayinant °hared to return. -
Bhip
IfootiniT s , Norton, trout Mobile for Liverpool,
was spoken 334 olt, 15:25 47, tong 83 20, , , -
3hip„Nodirn Timis, °Torino, cleared St Boston 24
inst. for eaudvich - -
Slily Ellen Stewart; %ambetaile, frail LlTarPotd, ar•
rived at Baltimore yesterday,
flltlp Holm. nig, Bicker: from Rangoon Marsh I4th for
Yale:tooth, was spoken Mu 21, lit 85, long 24 ti.
014 - - Hornet, Braun; (ram A lush Horeb 14 for Ply-,
mouth was apakon.Jaue 11, lat 4d, Meg 10 Se
114 Kate , Hunter, Healey., from Now Pork J uite 10.
was of/Liverpool 24th ult. -
Barque Blorlda r ldnader, was loading at Hatanras
24th ult. for kfirladMphiri.
liar/pies ovum Tura, Dolltver, and Wyandotte, Barmy *
for/Mateo, ware loading at elttaierva .24th ult. -
Barque Claralt Batt, Boandatia, from Marrealho, ar•
tired at Now,Tork yeaterdajr
•Sarque gamma, Lewla,lroto Baltimore, arrived at
Boston - 3d - , .
Orig-Wne Moore, Betoti - for Phil!idelptils: uncertain,
r4l6inined at MeOgnes net nit, • •
Or* N spoleoni Oolle7, sailed from Providence 24 'net
for Pnilede
.tleifelV II Bastard, Larsen, for Pkiladelphie, erne
linolfoiratAtatauses nth alt, -
• Bola Milne, Bronchi, cleared at New York yetterday
Soho' Liberty; King, betide for Doter', at New Yolk
yesterday. • •
Bohr 'two Boys, Naples, from Providence for Phila
.:44lde; at New Pork yesterdsT. ..-
Debrallene
Georg*, henecat 81100 2d not.'
Debra Ilene Di Miley, and Somerville, shorter, bocce
pt Itickinond Rd Lost.
Adir J Lltese, BoM Loper, for Delaware OAT, kaki from
fleatutket
*kr: Cramer, • En 7
title , PhiladalpLia
*lO from Nactucket Mat tan. for
Igolir lesaotlileh, dmltb, hence, arrived et Newbury.
OA 2d inst.
!Bohr • A 'J 'Norton, Elwell, bend for Quincy, at New
London 24 hat; • '
Banon,Williame, for Philadelphia, and
11,oneet;r, Appleton , .Delaware Oily, ealled from
DartfOrdEboviiit,' •
:Bahr Ntrai"ttelkaa at Nnek l
olat inst.
:Behr Ida la, Roger/. from Nall Diver for Philadel
phia, at Newport 34 ;net
:Behr Mary Tier, Vine, liewah'stiNew Barna let Wit.
',Bear Alvarado? Brett, mailed from Newport 24 Inst.
ter Philadelphia. '
;Bohr Darnel Myers; Horsy, at Bristol 24. init. from
Delaware City. ' - -
,Bohr Jae bane. et Danvers 31st ult,
;Bahr Knight, tales;hetioe at Poitland 24 init.
Bohn James Martin, Harding; Wm Culver, Raynor;
arekLonlea, Probe , and Volta; Cue, hence at Provi
dent:OM - • -
lEchra •Nrnma -Day, Hackney; for Philadelphia and
84wha, and Huntley, for do •er ,Maelliae,: sailed from
Prvidence 24 intl.
BohniJ 8 Walden, Smithillnaerne, Falkenharg, and
iihrrowe 0, Clark, bones at Salem 24 lest. ' "
:Steamer DL W 'Chapin Kellogg henna at Hartford
• •
i KARMIC 51180EUthlillf.
;Elhip Ilt Louis, libytiet Nevi York, reports: July 10th,
lit 46 40; long 2f; ' passed the heel in* a vessel's lower
tu l atti . hid them broken off about 20 feet above the
soinans, 26th, briliesii part - of forward diet frame of a
irdsset, with: *inlaid. bitty attached/ the bitty were
painted white,' endathod - epriglit.
dbip Otemonthe, of Bath, Maxwell; leading : at 'key --
WM with - the'eargo of the ihlp Sultan, took tire in the
hiitB hit thei'2oth tilt:. She 'was cam off from the wharf
tp,4M fa:nein,' humor; seethed; mid sunk hi the railings.
Tbelthiefinthe had on /Mud 120 e biles cotton, and woo,
mthks grain fr.nu ship linlten, before' reported at Hey
Not 10 distiasii. 4 The Oa:emir/4 was a good ship_ of
11. - 58' lone; rating ri /X ;built in 1857 al' Math, where
idhi lii otithad ;awl wits probably insured. ' -
titlililt i off Oarysfort Iteef,'shipit Merkehli e, from
Nit, Orliians, for London , and Oarnatle; twin do i or Mar.
sellit!ii? - '' ' ,' -, •,, - ,
• . 1207/OMTO sixazzitns.
0 illswroerfoodd .xo Yiol lima. ux 813110 P AiD
KlCCSlifil.c... ' Basructst Bonin, )Len .- -( Be-
Yobrings4Bet-ititerval Shirt, aeoonda.).-A new 6lght •
hiß4o hal been erire ed on &shop .and , Olerk's Mind ,
NBritatelistilonirti; Mese: The. towirele bui:a 'recut
:gsmite, Ori a culeptone cylindrical pler, placed on 'he
xi rth point otthe .best : The-pier le 12 feet high.
i d the tower 48 feetil inches high. The (nail plane
1
I ,50MeSattorte-thir level of the Ms- - The color lit
Mel , the natural onioy of sins @tools: The Illuminating
arvatus la ii 4th order "refolvigg eatediciptriii lens, irf
t e kratem or yrrenel, show/rig -a; bright Moth of th e
b turd 'thlor wary Wit,: soiondi, Which thould be
visible, In ordinary. atitteBat,thettieosphere, a ahtmee
of li noupes,/ VI. e"."lbe pfiriti on of the Lighthouse,
„,I,4l,euky/be e . Beet .4uivey,!B-!atautle il deg 3.1 loin
lif see berth flongi tide 70 eta 16--min' 20 800 nest of
Glean With, n: rowthell, to - hie:wig by m ehleery, re
4ttsched tcritte lighthouse, end will oe ,nuuded in thick
ii Gather. Ihe inuirvel' between - lith soon IP is 15 ilea
hi '
' sBdi'' T lighthouse bimis Void Point (indwell 8 by
It (MlLB.,c_ctic).„ distance gg ,mios. Th.. light will h.
ifghted ' furlbe drattime- 8 , . etteteet en the evetlog of
riday, the let of October text, and will be kept I,nro.
fni daring that - bight and every night, theraidter trout
1 eunsedo ening°. ,' '' • -
I Th6;8111154 and alert's 7fgirt,yeesel will tie remove
ratter elation Mr or about i lls- let diy. of OctOber,
Will not ehow, a light ither th e 20th of September i
~ _.
By order of th4i . Ll i ghali t trAllo N ard s „ ,
air!
s . eorotarii
'f" - ()filed Light-Noise' *lard. - - - / - -
l' WiehLogton,D. c; iJuly2oll4-11168, S
i' " DOILYSTIO PORTS', . i
{' NEW TORS, Aeg 4-L-Arilkips' Adlrondsith Taylor,
Abields; Charlotte, Neemithr Liverpool; barques Linda
Stewart, Wtilie, Baltitanrei Oeella, -Itsbby, Pensacola.
Went whore collie Witt bent - a$ Warmth this more.
M tr le a ; e b t, g
thi ithie , k l y nnab r;
N ai ary n ' w ln l; s s e a ,
b d re o M ti u.
''
phew., msonipmniiile-Domingoi Breeze, Hulse, Alex
isadria; J Burnley; Jackson, Wiluthigton, N 0; Mary
Jane, (Br), Johns's, Bliabera
1 • 014 titearnship.Vbitorle,'Oltrytety St Johns, NI; Boa.
noke, Ciones - , , POilarnotilli , ,oity and iltiehmond; ships
!Am htutAllithdtroliordobhoot, ittitattli "W Trotning
ham, Stetson, Marra; brigs Atha, (Br) Mathews, Byd.
,riey, 0 Bril. - IBleinaliuircl, Blanchard, itlisobethport;
,'limit lir Griffis; - Carolina 4l,ce, Nowell, Norfolk;
I 2 - /Vr 'Nit higgf Wilifidthi 9,oA . Wttri Yffalii! Wel*
J.' ' $ • 1
„ .
ington T; 7 D Kinsey, Conklin, Jacksonville; Manhas
sott„lllake, Charleston; 24111stesir, Hughes, Wllosing.
,„„ . •
GGGTON, August frigate Cordite Cation,
()apt Charleil H DellOtet !rep. Key Weal. July 23; saw.
yesterday, South Shoal, ahl,p Charlotte, Nesmith,
irom,dayerpoieljee Ninf - X °P k; lic.'"e4 ,
Gangpo o ,dis ; , blrattSS
,Henn , arson,' ( of. Cath) .
ChM., Glaigoisr Itebinson, New Orleans; 13,
t wig , A nu t i , Lannie,Congdou. London; aches Calliope,
Loud 'Savarinah;..,Win llHilltland, lirrickton;,Oltarles•.
!toe; O r, garninr,d ite lialtimore; steamer Joseph Whit.
9 , l l, l 24 l e, n lariine„ Ahinsta Mayhew, Thorp,
• •
flaps '
Did, bootees Anrore. Coats, Moulins; Caroline El•
lams, Salerno, Rockland; Edward Hill, Aray , Marseilles;
brig Galana. Imisiter, Norfolk. No vessel. went to 'sea
today. Beigue Geary nill and brig Jobe 2ra:imam
retool/0 at anchor below.
DALTIMOIIIi, Aug 4—/ar, atemnship George's Creek;
'Morley, Oharlestook steamer J B Shaver, Dennis, Phi
ladelphia; Elisabeth, McLaughlin, New York; ship -BL.
len Hood, lillby, - Alexandria; brigs Allen A Chapman,
Spearwater, Halifax; Queen Victoria ( Br) Durant, St
Vineents; Comet, lirownlow, - Port Spain, Trinidad.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL.-411ita for loading 20th, Ariel A Delano,
;New Orleans; 21st, • Polies& State, Morse; Isaac H.
Boardman„iebluaon, and „Limit .11arward, Robinson,
New Orleans; Conquerori Bordello, and Martha Hideout.
Morse, New York; 22d, Lizzie Southard, Spell; Constan.
tine Macodn.k, and Imo Webb, Dryer, Now York; In
vestigator, Carver do . 1 , 14 Netrportr Robert, Carter,
iioll' Orleans; MariOuley, Spider. Quebec. '
Giaegow__m.ited 22d, Talavera;Merrithew, Boston.
Oreenock—Ar Sorest City, Taylor, NY. Sidi list,
Kepler, Tucker, Ardtossan. •
Ar 22d, John Fre, Lawton, and Alice, Trott, New
York. . .
Troon—Ar 224, E A-Cochran, Noyes, Belfast. Salted
21st, Goan Ware, Jew's Malaga.
Queensto 221, A G Hill, Vinello, (from Char..
leeton,) Olyde. • . .
Ar 23d, L mark, Hatch, C.trderuts bud Norfolk. • •
Memel-81d 18th ult, Cream°ll, Aftleak, Beaton.
tHElstnore—At 11th ult, Princess, Jameson B wartertilk,
for Baotou; Henry Holes, Watts, Yrederickstalt, for do.
- Boldera-814 17th, A. 0 Brewer, Hex, Jond.m.
Hamburg--Sid 18th nit Humboldt, Grell, New York;
(and front Custioeu 19th;) 19th. [rns, Merrill, Memel.
Malaga—.Ar 6th ult Purina, Sandford, Newport,
• Trieste—Ai 18th ult, 'Sonny Pitts, Paolgar I, Hairanit:
Leghorn—Ar 14th - John Spear, Spear, New Odessa.
NapleaL-814 13th, Radiant, Pliny, Malaga.
ltertch—Ar June 30, stella del Mare, Morano, New
York.
Ar at St Stephen, N B, 2Sth hit, ship Calliope, Good
win, N York.
Ar at Quebec 29th ult, barna', Julia, Alarchke, Brie
; 80th, ship Challenger, Johnson, LiTerpooß barques
liverre, Breenan, Trondheim., • •
Old ROM, barques Ifebe, Bvendeen, Liverpool ; Ama
zon Stravenburg , Linnellev ; Augusta, Watson,
iletilY; St Lawrence, Goodeir, Ruli; . brig Maria, Inch,
Cork. . ,
At Mauritian Julie 0, Barry of the West, Patterson,
mo t W elkao, Barrett, do ; Lowell , Proctor, from Bos
ton and Table Bay, sold Belvidere, Jackson. nue.
At Penang June 3, barque Penguin, Wheeler, front
New York Pei) 13, or May IS, to rail in a few dap for
Singapore and China, reeking freight.
At Palermo 16th tat, barques Dan M. Eldridge, for
Borten • Zephyr, Yhompon for New York, Shi'lsth,
_
Br schr'Restless, Boston.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL,HOTELS,
UP TO ONE O'CLOCK' THIS HORNING
GIRARD HOLlBE—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
.1 El Burden! k la. Oin, 0 arm Holmes_ Pittsburgh
Mies Holmes, Pittsburgh Miss Da;sell, Pittsburgh
Dr Ridgeley k Is , D.d II Remington, Fall River,
Isaac Coate jr. Baltimore Maas
W Halsey, N Orleans Walter Miller, St Loule
, 0 0 Murdock. oln, 0 _ S W Mooring, N Y
J Wales, Florida - 0 R Dalton, Memphis
Rev J.H Thornwoll, BO . Rev B Wills, 8 0
A Dleakley , Georgia 7 8 Button, Baltimore
Mrs Corbin, Washington J B Henry, Del City, Del
Tereplin, Keokuk, lowa G M BfeEckron, Poogh.
J W Dudley, Oln, O. ' keeps's, N Y
J Ring. Washington Y Clerk, Bath, Me
P Orear, N Y. Goodman., N Orleans
W Thomas Hardy, Norfolk, Atlas 'T Hardy, Norfolk, Va
Ye - , James Southgate Jr & Is,
J A Cagan. ZIF . non, Deton Norfolk, Na
Rouge . OW. Lents & wife, Balt
Mies M L Lents, Baltimore Mies Linnie Roche, Balt
0 Richardson, Auburn Wm Allen, Auburn
J R Thames, Charleston, G Calder. Charleston, 8 0
8 0 D 8 Arnold Mootg'y Ala
W G Thomas, Balt. - Geo N Benders & Is, N y
A J Emmen., Petersbg, Vs W Daniels & Is. Del
Mr Macdonald, N Y II 0 Ashley, Ark
Edwin Morris, L3ttlaville, David E Dudley, NY
' Ky - W H Ervine, Nashville
A G Ervine, Nashville Geo W Parker et la, St
Aire L B Russell.St Louis Louis - -
JBRl6e,Augusta,Me - Mr Robinson, N Y -
AB Warford; IDarrisburg J D Cameron, Harrisburg
Gen B A Bheaffer, Pa Cao M gtelornan,Pa
Sarni Jack, Memphis N Larochelle, N Orleans
Y B Danerreder, N Orleans N Goodwin, ! Tr, Hartford,
John Hobbs & la, Albany Corm
'Jno E Bosley. England Geo 'Taffeta, England
A Maros & wf,Nevriik NJ Robt 0 Anderson, NY
James Redmond, Raw York E Farnsworth. Boston
If Paster, California W Foster, California
W Boeweit , Now York WDW Barnard. BC tonic
Miss Bhurlds, St Lords • Mice 0 Bhurlds, Bt Louts
0 0 Vellum, at Louis A Smith, Wisconsin
E ft Baker, Charleston G W Donegan & fam, Tenn
P Anderson - A A Allison, New York
H T Simons, St. Louis J Buckingham, Mies
J Von Bolles Louisville L F Theranson, New York
L Popprnhalmer, Oin Ohio .1 Bobb, New Orleans
Robb, New Orleans W fl Moore, Clarksville,
T J Homer, fit Lords Tenn
. .
"X BOlown, New York JII Meredith, Baltimore
8 0 Humes, sort Witeh'tou B Turner, Waterbury, NY
64.11110TIANTle 110'erb—Ihrartb street, below Arch;
John 0 !noes. Ifolthisysbg Oen G Doane, Et Louis
Joke De ßrot: Philo - Mtn Hollingsbead, N J
Miss Bulkley, N•J 0 f. hoemsker, Wyo.
John B Wholes', Lino eo, Pa mine, Ps
Sand M Spangler, Tessa 8 Anderson. ?Ms
W R Binbauk, N Y Wniß Cowan. Taxa%
. .. . .
Thema Potts, Tares Gab Harris, Pottsville
0 W Dinantiok Ir, Is, Plke to, II A firmtb. Tlanlcburg
Pa W II Hanes. Harrisburg
: Chamberlin, Juniata oo,P 0 N Lull. Obannbaraburg -
• — .I-
ABIEWIOAN HOLlEGObastrint street. above PIM.
Jno o , oonnan, Danville, Pa CI W Cummings Phil%
G W Beath. N 7 ' Went HO Harding, jr, II T
P L Harding, NY-' ' : Wu' P Bibb''', V.
Wm Hares, salt • Zoo U Witlisins, Balt
if Parker, iiostbn ' ' I D Ross. Chester ei, Pa
Jas hl ltusaq irla, Ey T B BicOomb, Ohio
Wm T Young, Ohio Jib P R..we, Frankrort,hte
E P Newbold, N .1 N AI Eisenhart, '
Reading.
Goo W Oooli , N T
Obas B. Dednunth Phil.
UNION HOTEL.—Arch street, below MAIL .
F Does, Beading • N Shepard; lowa '
Jno U 000 per, wino A Ten Batmen, N Y
D St , atton, Richmond, Ind J N Kahn, N
D Unlink, Easton. Pa X Stickel /a le, NY
J Kearney, Reeding 0 A Pox, Pottsville
Irlehoestock,Plttebtinth Toe :dominating, , Pltlebg
Dr Laney, N J Jui Harper, N Y.
NATIONAL LIOTBL—Rios street, above Third,
/op. Fels:man, Allentown Chas Heebner , Lee, Male
Jos Newman, VA B Biome, N Y
W Smith, N Y Jai Loeb, Phmalxvile
W H Miwier, M Chunk OeoW Dotteu,O,wigsboxir
John H Hurts. Mintreville 0 U Gross, Trappe, Pa
liendisr, Pottsville J A Christman, Ald
A U Beach, !Milford, Del , Geo W Ramsay, Pottsville
MADISON 1101788.-Beeeto/ street, ►bore Market. •
Androw U Dirk, Phila :ALB Meo.7, Jersey City
G W °Mehl-let. Easton, Pa el La Pouet, Bait
J L Jones. Dollestowo, Pa Joe L Osetlnberry, N Y
A Cottlagham. Beatbrd, Del 110 Douglass. Szu►rna, Del
A Maud Id, Philo J A lieu, Phil*
PALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Oallowhiff
0 P Pullwellar, Jacksonville F P Peltier. Chicago, 11l ,
J Shaeffer. Montg , toy co, Pa J Flower, Montg'mp co, Ps
/I [Lower, alautirmy co,•Pa Phillip Reese, N
Aud Calvin, Easton, Pa ES Daokel, Hamburg, Pe
Pkoo Scott, Harrisburg, Ps P Telles; Easton, Pa
BLACK Bum HOTKL—Th* above Clealowhill.
J H Bey 0 If. Bending W Boyer, Cly e 0011, P*
BeklEchroyer. Pugh town Wm Bechtel, Pa
Lb Acbey Eelford, Pa J Mato. Salford, Pa
Al Yaw, Upper Dublin Jos Bonier, PM'
Gee Kline, BartrillorPa
BLACK DEAR. INN—sirth and Merchant streets..
A F Kirby, N J 0 atereos, N Y
Geo W Blebop, Del co, Fe Penal Moses,
Joo P Drees, tdd RP Butlete, PhDs
Alfred Booting, Del co,ra .1 P Sisal. Del co, PA
1111 0 Worthington, Md B. W Levls , West Chester
Mr Wynn k lik;N J Deoj Drooke,Del co
BARLEY BREA? HOTEL—Second street, below Vine.
/no Authony,White Rases, J Btackhouee, Bucks co
Gilbert W Hawk, Bucks co Geo Thorn, Bucks co
A Mitchell & la, Spring- James Mitohell, Spring-
Bald, 0 field, 0
L Frets, Pa H Reading, Pa
J Stewart, Moorestown, Pa Moses Esstburn, Bucks co
J S Bette, New Rope
liverial Naticee.
Tonic.—Everyone, at tames reel■ the ne
cessity of some restorative of the vital powers, do
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. 2n such con
dition let every one, Juiced of dying to the alcoholic
or medicinal stimulants, which must be followed by
depression equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his
deranged system by the natural tonio elements of the
Pantrvian four. gold by F. 'Mows. Fifth and Cheat
nut, and liAlhaltD A, Co., Twelfth and Chestnut. •
int2-4&wtf
The Citales moiety! in praise of the benutl;
tying etTeete of JULES 'HAMM'S EAU EVIBNIENNA, or
Hair Itesteior, for its magic proioertlea iu rendering the
hair colt and glossy, and inclining it to curl. It will
change hare& gray or red hair or whiskers to the origi
nal life-color; and camel a new growth when baldness
exists. It Is not a dye. Fold by all druggists . , and by
JULIO BAUM. it Co., No. 700 Chestnut street. itu2-8t
Bower's Infant cordial.--This Invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most Choi** and
ef f icient aromatiestruown fa medicine, and is the most
perfect and reilabie nominally' extant for infanta and
young children.
By its powerful Mffaeneel speedy cure Is effected in
all Omen of COMM, windy pains and spasms. Relieves
and mitigates much of children'e suffering during denti.
Nan or teething, and by its soothing properties Dan
gulliese pains of the bowels, ioosenese, vomiting, he.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and hee been used In thousand, of cases with the most
*handout sniess". No family should be without It.
Prepared only by way A. Born,
- • At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. I. earner of Sixth and green sta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mist be addreased. ' And for gale
by Druggists gm:Art. ll r. as 111-1 y
Saving Frund.—Five Per Cent, Interest.
NATIONAL SAFETY !nun , COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S.W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
reeeliedin any.eurit,' large or emelt, and interest paid
from , th 6 Aar of deposit to 'the day or withdrawal.
Money IA rkeived and paynients made daily, without
unties. The Investments are made In Real listate t
Mortgages, areund Unita, and such first clue securi
ties sett' -darter reqiiires. Ocoee hours . , from 0 Walook
In the morning until a &cloak In the afternoon. nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 Wolook. M
, ..
0 , k Bakevi
. ,
. . 011.11EXATID
-
- PArdllelt OBWING BIAOUINIO,
• • Tao 011118TNU1 STRERT.
Thee, Mealtime are now Justly admitted to be the
beet In 'nee for family 'sewing, making a new, etrong,
and elastic ditch, which will Tor rip, even It every
fourth Mit& be eat.: Olconlare sent on application by
Utter. spp•y
Jackson - ,
JOB PRINTER,
FIFTH. AND CHESTNUT.
Ohooki, Notes, Drafts, Mils Issui, d , Bui H ea d e , oh.
(talus, Oards, sod 'ill other kinds of Job Prioling, it
Woos to salt . 001747
Selainetes Raving Fund=effice sIQB Walnut
ausid, ens door'. meat of &mond street. ReoeWeide
polite In meta of One Dollar intl4l4Warila, 'from all
olusait of the donarotudty; end allows Interest At the
rate of dee per cent. per annum. -
01/de open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
117:and.8atnrday until 9 In the retuning, President,
- Franklin / 4111
. Treasnres add pecrottars 01411111 M.
„ .
•
THE PRESS.-=.4PFLILM)IEUI.nA“:
, r Bikarnatee,...
ba Saturday evening; Slat July, hY Rev. William D.
Johnstone,' of the Bormiegean Preahrtaft" ' abutlC
'Mr. JOHN . 011RIeTIS toytaa *LW ,WALKSJ!, , ,
On the 8d instant, Mr GEORGE 81HETOLINR, in
the 42d year of his ago. ; •
The relatives and friends of. thef a utily, 0110 Raabe
rough Lodge, N. 8111, O. of Q. P o end the Order 'in
general. and the officere of the Ouatom HOusei am In
vited to attend his funeral from hie late.reahleutie/
Ridge Road, near Green Lane, this (Thursday) morn ,
log, at 10 oiolOck.*,
un the'ed instant, JACOB WATERMAN, In 'the Ole,
1 year of his age
The reistivem and Mends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 8
o'clock, without further notice. Ae
On - the Bd instant, Mr. WM. THORN, in , the,e6th
year of his age. . -
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
•
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel.
dunce, N. gigt Lewis street, above Poplar, this (Thum.
day) morning, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to Mechanics'
Oametery.
On the 2d instanofr. WM. HART, in the 86th year
of hie age. [Doylestown papers please copy J •
• The relatives and friends of the family are respect-
fully levlted to attend the funeral, front his late reel-
dance, Seventh street, ',bore Oxford, at the Farmers'
Hay Market, - this (Thuteday) morning, at half-past
seven o'clock To proceed to Hartsville. st
4 On the ed Instant, 51r JOHN, HOMAN, tll the 56th
year of his age.-
The restive, and friends of the family are respect
fully inv,ted to. attend his funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 205 North Twentieth street, above Vine, •
thie (Thtvaday) evening, at 4 o'clock . without further.
notice. To proceed to Mscphelah "Cemetery. *
• On the 24 instant, TIIOB. E. CLAYTON, infant eon
et ltobt. 11. end, Mote P. Pettleon, aged 10 mouths 4nd
4 eays.
L. friends of fhe family are respectfully Invited to
attend the femora, from the residence of his pirents,
No 506 tilieen• street, this Thursday) morning, at
o'clock. to
On Ike morning of-the 24 traetant, at Reading, Pi
Dr JOHN D. OTTO, aged 72 years 6 ,monthe and 4
days. *
On Monday morning, the 24 instant. MARY, wife of
Theodore Stroup, aged 80 yearn.
on ilia 24 instant, ELOY DAIX, in the 62d year of
hie agb.
On Lee 31 Instant, JOHN BUNTER, Or , In the 04th
ye . ir of his age.
-The relatives and friends of the family are meset
fully invited to attend the funeral, ta-morrow (Friday)
evening, at 8 o'clock. from bis - late residenor, Rich
mond street,labove Morrie, Nineteenth ward **
On the 8d instant, JOHN P. W.IO4TZEL, son of John
and Margaret Wentrel, aged 28 months *
On the 84 Instant, in Camden. N. J.; at the reeldence
of John M. Carter, her eon-in-law, ELIZABETH
DAVI3, relict of Pranolr Ihvis Br , in Ler tBthyear.
the 2d Instant, after a short illness, IiELEN A.;
wire of Conrad J. Cooper
At Lewis, 'Delawars3 July Met, ALPICANDER, son
*of We, . H. and Elias 7. West, of this city, aged I year
7 months and t 8 days *'
On the let instant, MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of
&time) and Sarah Dillwors aged 8 menthe. ,
On the 84 instant, MARY ELIZABETH, Infant
daughter of Wm. and Margaret J. Eitrepple, aged 10
months and 8 days. [Daltiwore paters please Copy.]
On the 84 instant, OHARLIiii MULLIN, aged slaty
years [Dne notice will be given of funeral ] *
Union Bank.—At a Meeting. of the
Board of Commissioners of the Union Bank the
Pol:ing preamble and resolution wore adopted :
Whereas, The Commissioners of the Union Bink,
by TOrjr general request of the , Stockholders, reaolred
not to enforce the payment of the second instalment on
the subscription in the Caital Stock of said Bank
during the Unsocial crisis of last year, and as, in the
judgment of the Commissioners, the proper time for
the organization of said Bank has now been reached,
therefore
Resolved,' That tbs. second instalment of .Twenty
Dollars per share on the subscription to the Capital
Stock of said Bank shall be paid at the Office of the
Bank, Southwest coiner of THIRD and ARCH Streets,
Philadelphia, between the first and fifteenth days of
September neat, - and between the hours of 10 and 1
o'clock daily.
Stockholders - wishing to pay prior to the above date
eau do so as heretofore.
JOHN M. POMEROY, &Unitary,
July 19,1858. • jy2l-wetsels
:Veto Orl..ans Go. Light Company.
PARMBES , AND MECITANICS , BANK,
PIIILIDELPIII A, July 2, ItsB.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockhdlders of the
New Orleans One Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock and the payment of the DlTl
dencla of that Company will be' cloned from and after
the first diy of October next; and they axe requested to
surrender the &Mae/item issued_ by this Bank and re
calve Warrants of Transfer to the Commy in New Or-
Maus. W. RIIBUTON,
jylidlw&mthtocl. Cashier.
-Notice.—An election for seven Directors
of the MONTOUR IRON COMPANY, to serve
during the ensuing year, will be held on SATURDAY.
tin fourth day of September next, between the hours of
twelee o'clock M. and one o'clock P. M., at tie late
Office of the Company, in the Reading Railroad Com
pany's Buildings, in the city of Philadelphia. Penna.
By order of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, Ir.,
atiCilteept4 Secretary.
inanrance Company of the State of Pena.
11,3 SYLVASlA—Putuensr.rnra, August 2,
The Dlrectore have this day declared a dividend of ale
per coot.,or twelve dollars per chore, out of the pronto
of th e empany, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representative's. on end and after the 7th Instant.
au3.lot WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary.
criss Office Hazleton Coal Co —Philadelphia,
August 2. 1858.—Thu Dire-Mora of the Hazleton
Coal Hompany have this day declared a Dividend on
their capital stock of one dollar and s half per share,
payable to the stockholders, or their legal represents
tired, at the Office of the Company, In Phlbutelphla, on
and after the 12th font.
Thu Transfer hooks will be dosed until the 12th Ind
au3-3t SAMUEL atOORE, Yres!dent.
37. Home for lava id s with Affecilons of
Tut: ouxs.r. -
B. W. car. PARSE and CIIRSTNIIT Straka,
au2dinlf West PhiladOphla.
Fairmount and Arch•Btreet. City Pas-
BENOER RAILWAY CO —At a Meeting of
the Commissioners named in the Act to incorporate
the Fairmount and. Arch.ateeet City Dumenger
Rell
way Company, hold in pursuance of public notice.
properly given, at the O81ca•of William L. Hirst,
Esq., Sixth street, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
et 8 o'clock, the following Commissioners, William M.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert .1. ilemphill, George
H. Thomas, James B. Smith. together with the Chair
man, were appointed a Committee to make the tunes.
guy arrangements and open BOOBS OF iIUBSORIP.
tlos, according to the general Railroad Act.
NOTIOK is hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet at the Wetherill Rouse,
SANSOM Street. above Sixth, on TUESDAY, W ED
...III3DAY, and THURSD tY, the lath, 11th, and 12th
days of August. 11368, at 10 o'clock A. M., to receive
Subscriptions to the Capital Stick of the above-named
Passenger Ilallway Company,
ISAAC LEEOII, Ja l eChairmau.
ROll7. J. lIIMPHILL, Secretary. jyl2Ltaul2
Notice —Mrs' Ph 1 106 , 1 phis, Passenger
RAILWAY COMP ANY, July 16, 1868.
j ehe cars of this Company now run every five min•
ate' from TLIIIID anJ MARKET Streets to their
Depot, on LOS/AN and RAYNRFORD Streets.
W. 8. MANN, Superintendent.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
E. FOE TUE OITY AND COUNTY OF P/lILADEL-
ID the matter or the estate or WIIITE, 13TEvEN8,
fr, CO., sue petition of ISAAC 21. WATERMAN,
seetitnee.
The underaigned, Master and Examiner, to whom was
referred, by the above-named Court, the petition of
Isaac S. Waterman, assignee of the estate of White,
Otevens, & Co., praying tho advice and direction of the
Court in the matter of te propel/0d comproodae Of the
clnim againat George U. Broom & Co., will inert . the
parties interested at hie office, No. 255 8. FOURTH St.,
on PATURDAY, August 14,1859, at 11 o'clock A. M.
aus-th a to 5t WM. SERGEANT.
I(1t) S 1 OE MANUFACTURERS- AND
FINDING MEN.—We are now prepared to all all
orders for LASTS for the Pall Trade We have in
creased our facilities in the Manufacturing Department,
and with a larger working stock of wood on hand than
any other manufacturer in thin city or New York, we
can furnish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Eastern prices. J. LIOWARD & CO.
Philadelphia.
JOHN MURPHY, late of Perry street, New York, at
112 MAL) Street. jy2/-weSui*
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
.11 ' The underelguod (successors to the late JOSEPIL
T. JOHNS) are BOW prepared to moot the wants of the
trade at the
Northeast corner of AROEI and FOURTH Streets.
Their facilities for famishing every article In the shoe-
Finding Line, at moderato prices and on favorable terms,
are unsurpassed.
The attontlen of Merchants la reapectftffly Foliated.
jy2.B4Builf W3l. JOUNS & SON.
UST-AA. Portmounaio containing five $lO
LA mom' en the Philadelphia Bank, arid a Check on
the Mechanics' Bunk, dated August 6. drawn to the
order Alexander Snit there, and signed by Oeo. If. Lan
singer. The Buller sill receive a reward of $26 by
returning the /same to S. D PATTBRSON, Jr.,
au4-31.10 Nu. 64 N. Seventh at.
FOUND—A set of Hair Jewelry. The
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying expeunee. Apply at 517 OLIATIIabI Btleet.
rettAt*
lli~Ul{ THE hi.VN THAT WORK.— ,, THE
NATIONAL MECIIANIO," an Independent
Weekly Newspaper, devoted to the real Interests of the
"toiling millions," will Do issued from the Office, No.
PouthlOt THIRD Street, (second storyi In about ton
days. Look out for it ne its contents will bo interesting:
The paper mill be of the largest size, hod gotten up to
the very best style. Send in your advertinementa.
AGENTS and Catriern wanted for this city, and
every other city or town in the Union. nut-tf
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.—This is pre
pared from perfectly ripe Fruit, selected with the
greatest careand of the best quality. A small quantity
of this Vinegar Syrup, mixed in a tumbler of cold wa.
ter, makes a moat d - Helens drink. As a beverage for
the sick, It in unequalled, being at once soothing and
medicinal. Prepared and sold by
CCU It LES fiIIIVERS,
Druggist and Chemlat,
N. E. Corner Spruce and Seventh sta., Phla.
Price 60 cents per bottle, or 55 a dozen.
J3,22-2wlf
RAGGING TWINE-6,000 Ilia of Superior
L. Bagging Twins, rulteblo for tho Southern market,
waudatturod and (or Nein by
W.F.AVSR, FITLES, & 00.,
auri 23 North Water Street.
BALE ROPE-1,000 coils of superior Bide
Rope, manufactured expresaly for the Southern
market, sod for sale by
W.EAVER, FITLIat, & CO.,
aus 25 North Water atreet.
I . AUMAN & RABORG—
fu and Wholoonde Dealarts In WINES,
RHANDISO, WHISKEY, GINS, and FANCY LL
QUORS, N 0.10 1 .1 AIARICST Street, between Tenth and
Starantb ntroata .140 tI
COPPER.
Reflood Lake Superior Ingot Copper, for sale by
IVSI. II WOODWARD & C 0.,.
aufl4t.if 610 Market et.
QUPERIUR QUALITY FAMILY BREAD
1.7 baked dally at 30 N. NINTII Street, at 13 o'clock.
att4-Dest
Al ACKER EL.-1,800 barrele Nna. 1,2, and
.I.‘J 8 MAOKIERHL, In snorted packages. now In store
and for sale by JOHN H. SUNNIS - 0Y tc 00.,
ap 11.1. Nno 19 , 1 snot UM North
LUPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK
BAR 07E, for Shawls, .Talmas, Ao., wholesale
and retail. Storekeepers_supplle4 for nett cash.
CHARLES ADAMS,
104 RTGIITU and ARCH Stmts.
ERRINGS-800 bble. NO. 1 PICKLED
tterrtvg; 800 bbl, extra Newfoundland ditto
110 blgs Potomac. dry salted ditto. now in store and for
gaiety JNO. M. KENNEDY & 00.
myl6 Wok 1110 and 182 N. WHA FiVeg
CZEIDSIEOII. CHAIII'AGNE.—PIPER'°
11 AA asummex, gennlnebrand, constantly on bl*d ,
received front ado Importers, and for isle b o y
A. IfaaVNU, Bole agent In tills
44-111.44 1 49 fivotk pooh
260. i
Legal Names..
43hor Siiibings
OLD STAND,
,Coot anb fount(
T.IfURSI)AY; ;AUGUST 52
tUlialeea4 Zarg ,14.10b.a.
wain, WILSON, -,
• 182 CIIEBTNG:r.ST.RREY.T,
Have Just reaelied on consignment 160 Bales
ciiihT, WRITS, AND BI:181 , MACKINAWS,
• :1
NEGRO 81AN15.E13..f.. ',
30tP 1 76.28 TAPESTRY, ' INll% '
t ‘ 4.1 N and VENETIAN
OARPETINGI3,
180 BALES BLACK AND Winn WADDING.
eB6-1w
NO ! 411 MARKET ST/tEKT.
PHILADELPHIA, AIIQIIBT, 1868
FALL TRAZiE
WM. H. BROWN & co.
•re now raoet►lug their
FALL STOOK OF FOREIGN
AURRZCIAN DRY DODDS,
To which the attention of
8117%3133
le respectfully Invited
LEE & BEARE,
No. 230 ORESTNNT STREET,
NAVA NOW OPEN
Their Pall Importation of
W GITE GOODS,
EMBEtO2DERIES,
LACE 000E8, Ao
iiVideh they over to the Trade on the most liberal
tome.. jy3l-8t
LOVES AND GAUNTLETS. 1.:
• • -
. ,
JOHN EL. - ENGLISH &
No ; •113 011ESTNUT STREET.
Are now recoliing tbok BALL IMPORTATION of
--PRENOH AND ENGLISH, •
RID, BEATER, BUOK, SILK, CLOTH, PUB, PUB
TOP, AND - RLDBII-LINBD
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
jy24-1m
TO -THE TRADE.
TIM NOR' SAVORED KYLES
STEEL - SPRING SKIRTS.
8101LiN k, CO. TOURNEBB,
REED tc. CO.'S BRIDAL,
DOUGLAS k ORRIPWOODIS PAR BUSTER,
MA other makes.
JOBBERS SUPPLIED
RE•DIJOED PRICES. '
N. J. RORSTIKA.NN & CO.,
Jy24-Htuthet CHESTNUT Street, below EIGHTH
JAMES A. FARNUM,
IMPORTER AND COMMIB§ION MARORANT,
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
(or STAIRS,)
Mat xoir orizi for eramituttion a full assortment of
Gloves,
,Ranntlets, Karts, Drawers, Turkey Red and
Madder Handkerchiefs, Herniate, Scarfs, Hoods, Re.
golettes, Hose, and other Germantown fancy goods;
Domestic Buck Gloves, Pdittene, and Gauntlets; Dress
Trimmings, Buttons Dolts, !kn., to which be In.
rites the attention of the trade.
Agent for New Britain Knitting Co.'e Mineral Spring,
Wedeotville, Trenton, and Oohooe Shirts and
Drawers. jy29-oodlin
WOLFE, •WILSON, & CO.,
(AGENTS POE PITILADELPIIIA)
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
No. 132 cunanctiT STREET.
jyarNeceltf
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
110 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have an hand, and are conetantly receiving, the fol•
lowing description of goods :
A. & W. SPRAGUES' PRINTS, in great raHety,
Including Chocoletee, Turkey Rods, Greene, Blunt,
Shirting', and Fancy Styles.
BLEACIIND BLINETINGS. SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lomita', ' Metonyills, Bletersyllle,
- Hope, Washington, Union Mille,
Blackstone, Collar:not, - Johnston.
.
Mate Bock, Phenix, Acton, ,ke.
BROWN BUNTINGS 811INTINGS, Arkp
OBNA
>huRGS.
Makatea, Virginia Yamily, Groton,
Ettrick, East'n Virginia, Eagle,
Manchester, Men', & Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanise, Warren A, Cerra' Riser,'
Riverside.
CLOTHS,
•
Bottomiere, Pomeroy% and °Lanham Co. , * Mack
and Fancy all•wool and cotton warp Clothe In great
variety.
DOESKINS AND OAPIIIIKERES.
Greenfield Co., Baltous Paver, Bristol,
Terry's, fitaurn'e, and other.
SATINETS.
Stearn's, Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift Alter, Carpenters', Florence Mine,
Liockanum, Duhring'a, Conrerarille, &c.
BlLEBlAB.—Lonsdalea, Smith's, and other wakes,
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denims and Tickings.
Rhode rebind and Philadelphia Linsey" and Apron
Checks.
Shepard's and Sltter's Canton Flannels, &:o. 1y22-2m
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DA.misits. DrA.riarts, aco.
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOUDB, should
see that the articles they purohsee are reeled with the
full name of the firm,
R/OHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
Ae s guarantee of the am:induces and durability of the
This aeutton to rendered ementlilly necessary es /We
quantities of inferior and defective Lianas are prepared,
season slier eemon, and sealed with the name of
itICIIIARDBON by Ir!eh bowies , who, regardless of the
injury thus inflicted alike on the American mummer
and the manufaoturers of the genuine Goode, will dot
readily abandon a business Co profitable, while par
chment can be imposed on with Geode of a worthless
enemata?.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2o.Bna Agents, 80 CHURCH Street, New York
(On cational
AF RE NC II YOUNG LADY, of good
Education, is willing to offer her services as
Teachar In a respectable private family, in exchange for
her board. Address LYONS, alike of this paper
auft-stit
WILL RE-OPEN ON THE FIRST
V MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, for the Soholestio
year, consisting of ten months.,
J. J. REED'S
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 3623 WALNUT Street,
PHILAIMPIIIA.
The eyetom of tuition hi based on that adopted In the
beet Heintnarles in Europe, and comprisea thorough In
striiettou in the Itnatteh, French, and Latin languages ;
special attention is also paid to the formation of an ele
gant style of composition, and to the cultivation of a
lute for polite literature. The course of Study will
embrace every branch of e ducation.
A limited number of pupils avtialttea Into the family.
Their religious and moral training is under the epeeist
care of Mrs. Reed, who has had many years experience,
and deference will be paid to the feelings and wishes of
tbeir.pitrents In those matters. The health and comfort
id the young ladies is alto carefully attended to by her.
Weekly boarding pupils, from Monday till Friday, re-,
ielved at proportionate rates
A week's vacation ht Christman and at Ratter.
TERMS.
(Payable half in advance, and half at the expiration of
live months.)
For tuition In the regular course of study two 00
N. B.—A. Junior class will be formed.
German, Spanish, Italian. and other languages, Mu
sic,. (vocal and Instrumental.) Drawing and Painting, (in
oil and water colors,) at Professors' charges.
Ese of Plano, per annum 20 00
4 ; Harp
f' Guitar.
For Boarding 250 00
Washing at 60 omits per demo.
Each boarding pupil is required to bring her own tow
els, surer fork and spoon.
Pew rent at cost
TESTIMONIALS.
It affords me pleasure to state that Mr. J. J. Reed le
recommended by official teatimonials of distinguished
gentlemen In Loudon. From personal acquaintance with
him, I can moat cheerfully recommend him as an ac
complished scholar and gentleman to the confidence of
the public. A. CONVERSE.
The subscriber takes groat pleasure in uniting with
Dr. Converse in the above recommendation. From per
sonal acquaintance with Mr. Reed, as well as from hie
distinguished testimonials, I am confident of his emi
nent abilities as a gentleman and scholar.
CHARLES WADSWORTII.
We are happy to hoar that Mr. J. J. Reed, a gen
tleman of oonoiderable literary attainments, and who
haliconttibuted to Cfraham's many excellent sketches of
eminent pemone, has re-opened hie Institute for Young
Ladles, at 1623 Walnut street, one of the most admire
ble localities in the city. Mm. Reed le a lady who has
bad many years' experience In tuition, and bears a high
repittellon for success in training bee pupils, both mo
rel, aid mentally. Mr. Reed, from hie knowledge of
Euf”eanlatiguages, end from having graduated in the
first colleges in England, imparts the advantages of the
beat European systems M education; and particular at
tention is paid to the study 4.1 English Compoeition and
Pulite Literature. We would lay some stress on this
latter fact, since general literary information and cal.
tura, though by far the most distinguishing signs of in.
tellfg, nee and refined education, are, on the whole, far
more neglected in most schools an t colleges than any
other km:whim—Editor of Graitam's dd.unxins for
July, lbbs, p. 81.
REFERENCES
natty Vethake, LL. D., Provost of the University
of Pennsylvania.
Jobe J. Fraser, LL. D., Professor of the Physioal
Sciences in ditto.
• George Alien, LL. D Professor of Ancient Lan.
games In ditto:
11. m. William M. Meredith.
Col. John W. Forney, editor of The Press.
Charles G, Leland, Esq., editor of Graham's Maga.
eine.
Her. William Dr Bt.ivanii, D. D., Rector of Bt. An.
drew%
Rev. Amass Converse, D. D., editor of the Christian
Observer.
Rev. Charles Wadsworth, D. D., Aroh-street Ptah' ,
terian Church.
Joseph L. Keen, Esq„, West Philadelphia.
Thconsa El Taylor, hsq.; West Philadelphia.
PIANO-PORTE—EIem , fiery and finlehing lessons by
an accoelplished forelgu artist. No. 1123 WALNUT St.
aus.lm -
CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY 7 -7
There will be no necessity for travellera taking a
supply of OIUAUB with thaw, aa a co , nplete assort
ment or GENUINE 11AVikNA, of Samuel nlmes'a im
portation, will be found on sale at 'CONGRESS BALL,
Napa Island NA et km UN/TAD g'Z'ATES,n tic
9i t ft
6'7
Retail Mr 2 :Q *labs.
PAOMENADE
KIRT
J. P. Moran & Co , sPatentParisExtension Tournure
Skirts, made of the best watch spring steel.
Ladles desiring the beautiful shipe given to the dress
by Morates unequalled Patent Skirls can procure them
lower than elsewhere at our Skirt and Oorilet Depot, S.
E. corner Eleventh and Chestnut. They are the only
Skirt* to which we can lead our name for InCommenda-
Ma to our lady readers.
Ilaelng on hand other Celebrated , ' makes, we'are '
anxious to close them out at great redaction. ,
J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
New Trimtolog Store and Printery,
au4-4t S. E. Corner Eleventh and Chestnut.
VVILLIAMSVILLE, iirameutta, Water
Twist, Pontiac, Utica, and other superior makes
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin by . the piece or yard.
LINENS
Of Richardson's, Nicholson% and Midtown's make,
warranted pure and strong An excellent heavy Nichol
son's Linen, at UK cents.
Diapers Arsah Towellings, to 12) centd; heavy
Beggings, ' Tow Linens, &c.
DAMASK TABLE OLOTUS
at SO, 75, 88, $1 $1.25 to $l. , - Napkins, Doylies Macke
back in towels and bytteyinli naßitals, Voicing, /cc.
tiv4xj4sL(s.i4.
Black and Brown Mixed Lavellas at 10 cents ;,,slso,
Baer grades. Dusters from 870 to $4. Excellent Late lla
Busters, $1.25 and $l4 b.
MANTILLAS.
Closing out balance stock cheap.
090 PER & OONARD,
100 EL E. comer NINTH and MARKET.
SUMMER DRY GOODS BEING CLOSED
OUT AT GREATLY - REDUCED PRICES.
Very rich Pistil printed Marseilles, for Brasses and
Basques, &a.
Do. Paris printed Brilliants, Lawns, and Organdies.
Bareges, lirenedinen, and Charnels.
Micals and Graziellan.
High Lustre Black Silks.
French White drilliants and Marseilles.
Polka epot Swiss Mull. -
White Goods ' all kinds.
Materials for Travelling Dresses and Dusters.
Pea Side Plaids for Bathing Robes, In medium and gay
Plaids, fast colors.
Lupi &a beet quality all wool Da Bege, In Brbwn and
Gray Mixtures. ,
Edgings, Insertings, nottncinga, ho.
Linen and Blandllex Mild Doom, '• ,
..
With Abe usual stock of
FAMILY DRY GOODS - ; * • '
_
IN DAILY DIM , .
Wide White and Meek Shawl Saregeo, -
WNOLESALE AND RET4II, '
. oIiARLES ADAMS,
,I ,
,y2Mntha tf 2 : Eighth and Ardistr6ets
UANT ILLAS I - MANTILLAS I No-
BLROY respectfully invitee the Latta M call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many, styles
not to be found elsewhere. Onr stock is the Largest,
our patterns the latest styles, silloar price* so kwthat
we defy competition. ,
6,000 yards Black and• fancy Silks, 87g, 45, 50, 66;
rich, eax, 55,16 ; very rich, 81, 87g, 05,11. , -
10,000 yards Detainee ' Barque, Ducats, at 10, 12,g,
18,1(, 20,22, 25,28, 81, 85, decidedly the •cheapeat
In the city.
10,000 yards tine French Lawns, 10, 12g, lex, 20, 25,
worth, many of Ahem, 87g to 62g, very fine. •
One lot of Crape Shawls, at Slb, worth $,30. ,
500 yarda side-band Oalsimeree, 87g, tenth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, lees than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Wattage, at 26, worth 76.
1,000 yards new style' Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 fine Preach Noedleworked Collars, at $l, worth
•
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss and
cambric White Goods, the greatest bargains in the cityi
Ribbona and Fringes and Trimmings, in endless va
riety, at lees than half the natal price..
MaRLROY,'
Jel-tnth a•tf No. 11 South NINTH Street.
QIIMMER MANTLES.
LACE AND CHANTILLY MANTLES and TAL
MAB at much reduced rates to claim the stock. -
• • SHARPLESS BROTHERB,
11 0 /84i • - CHESTNUT and EIOLITH.
I . INEN SHEETINGS.
Rlchardson's and other excellent melees, of Sheet.
logs of all widths. Pillow Linens and Irish Bhlrling
Linens. Bummer Blankets and Quinn.
BIIAIWLEBB BROTEIBRO,
Jy2S.lf 011148TNIIT and BIGHT!".
NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
NenTork Mills soft tinlsh; - Wamentta, Williams.
rine, Arkwright, and other beatbrands; Masonrthe
Gold Modal, veil fine and light .
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
jl2B•if CHESTNUT AND MOUTH.
HOODED CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indlepeneable for a Country Ramble or en route to the
$3 So .14
BPrin ra t OW MAN TILLAS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LACE.
BLACK SILK, SILR, AND LACE.
CRAPE MAR ETZ CIRCULARS.
WRITE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT onn-uair YORKER TRIM, TO OLOBII TUB BEASON,
.AT TOR
PARIS MANTILLA ENtronium,
108 OILESTNUT etreet,
- JplT S. W. PROCTOR tr. CO.
/11 HE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
CRAIIIISHAWLS net offered in this City are
now being Mid by
TIIORNLEY & CRISP;
N. B. oor. EIURTR and SPRING GARDEN.
Wo'purchased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
swig°. for
CASE, . .
a lot of very rieh Embroidered Crape Shawls, same
quality and style u we have gold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we ato now selling at the extremely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
Ladles, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
nawnlioks seriwb ilo miss!
Also, Plain Crape Shawls, from $4 to $l5. -
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Maa
ttllay
Travelling Dress Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Goods.
Organdies, Mirages, Grenadines, &c., ko
BLAOK caLKB, I'ANOY BILKS, &o.
Our name is justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Boys' Wear.
Linen Goode, of our own Importation.
Summer Gause and other Pamela, &c.,
Mina, Veils, lembrolderiaa, Gamlen', Gloves &e., at
TlivitliLEY k CattiM''S
“ONE•PRICE CASH STORS,”
N. S. Oor. SMITH & SPRING GARDNN Streets.
3019.41 .
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_ - • - ' "• • 503-31*-
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TION. as Draymen or Porter. in a WhOliside
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°nee. Addrins , S PORTER." at this °MSc - , an2-6t* •
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
v :oAVALNY—Able:bodied, .unmarried men, to
Atom will be given good per, board; olotblogl and
medical atteodanoe. - Ray from gl2' to per month:
No 111111 having a wife or child will- be liceeßW• Apply
for NOUN TSD BNRVICB at No 817 MANNIT iltevet;
above xightbs 1 107711 aide. •
W 777. A%f N. BOYALL,
_ lst, Lied. 2,1 Bee. of Cavalry,
tp1741 Neernitlog
Sox Oak anb Co fit.
aI — STORE TO LET.—A desirible Store;
MR. No. 24 N. TEUND Bt. For the Brat Are months at
mpro nominal rent.
gm T 0 RE N T—The second and third
AR dories of N 0.103 AIME( Street, ascond door aboTO
Front, north Ado. -Apply to - '
, .
aullAt .
, ,
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R. 0. THOMPSON & G. U. CONARBOB,
jy311.9t . No 933 ARCH Street..
$2, 1 )(10 —FOR,
roll secured
Mortgage for
• 52.0000 r ell secured on property wo{th
more than double the. amount. Apply to
4011 N B. STOOKDALE,
.SY 22 " 924 Booth SIXTH Street.
OFFIOE TO—LET.—AN
MX for an Inauranee Company, or almllakcor.. -
porition, haring three oomronnleating 'rooms on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, abort DC/08.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
JOHN O. K . 4
THOMAS T. BUTHIISSI, -
,
No. 112 South TOULTH Street, -
zolSO•ttiths-tf - seoond story, front room,
WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cor
ner•store ,Property, euitable fora GroCery and
rroeision bosh3ess, with stabling attached. Booth of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Preis
office.'
VOR SALE—A valuable . LOT, in the viol
nay at the Baltimore' Depbt, la an improving
neighborhood. Bor•partleulturo i addrese J. K. 51392 927
Poat-office.. J 716
Boorbing.
B 0 AR DIN G.—A Lady recently arrived
from Europe desires to obtain a small Parlor and
Bedroom with board in a quiet family., Location must
be wan of Tenth greet, and between Market and Yin°.
any-2t*
BOARDlNG—Vacancies for single GeOtle.
10 men La 64 N. SKVENTII. sn4-Itle '
OARDIN (I—Art elderly Lady wishes
.12 Boardingin api irate family, where she will re-.
calve kindlyattentions and enjoy the cointertsof a home.
Liberal board will be paid. Address, for three days,
HENDERSON, Blood's Dispatch. an 3 3toi
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
.L 1 GENTLEMAN may obtain Board at 714 011EiT
NUT Street, oppoifte Maaonie Hell. . au4-61.*
BOARDING.—A Gentleman and MS Wife
wish Boarding In the central part of the city.
diddreas FRANCIS, office of this paper. an-3t*
personal.
PERSONAL.—If JOHN P. McDANIELS
Rill call at No. 218 8 WATER Street, he will be
Informed of the whereabouts of hie sister ELLEN.
aus.2t*
PERSONILL.—Thin is to caution the public
against harborirtg or trusting my wife ELIE &BETH
JANE, as she hen belt my house witheht the least pro
eotatlon DLISHA D. CROWLEY.
au4.4tie
JODERSONAL.—JOHN 11. GROLHOTZ Is
JI ris longer authorized to make collections or receive
moneys due the ondenslgned, as he Is no longer my agent.
futt-Ltir B. B. SUBLTON.
Notices.
OFFICE SHAMOKIN VALLEY AND
POTTSVILLE RAILROAD CO., 309 WALNUT
STREET.
Puttanitrata ' Jaly 80,1868
The Coupons due Apamat .Ist, 1853. on the bonds of
the Phlledelphla and Sunbury Bailroad Company. upon
which the beck Coupons tree bean feuded, and *leo the
aeud-aunual interest on the funded Coupons, will be
paid at the office of this Company, on and after MON
DAY next, the 2d of August. 3. H. OASHINS,
.1y314t Secretary.
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT
1 THE DIREOTORS OP THE PHILADELPHIA
AND GRAVE PERRY PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY require the second Instalment to the Capi
tal Stock of 23 on each share to be paid. and will re
ceive the name on MONDAY, the 16th day of August
next, between the hours of 10 and 12 a , clock, at the
office of the Company, 001 WALNUT Street.
-11111-2. GEO II ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
I - 11HE USE OF FARINA. IN ITS MOST
lIFIALTRFUL FORSL—The working of Farina,
as connected with the peculiar process by which
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS are made, is known
only to Mr. WING'S establishment.
The superior quality of his CRACKERS has already
caused them to become widely known, and they are now
in extensive nee.
. .
Their remarkable excellence and great popularity
have attracted the attention of those manufacturing
other descriptions of Crackers and many of those per
buy WINO'S ORACKR Its '
in order to supply
their customers with Farina (hackers aloe.
One or two individuals, however, have been offering
the ordinary kind, which they make under the name of
Farina Crackers, and have succeeded in selling them to
• small extent.
The selling of each Crackers for Farina has a ten
dency to injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA
CRACKERS, made by Mr. WING.
Errors of this character, however, are usually cor
rected on being properly exposed.
FARINA CRACKERS ARE MADE ONLY BY MR.
WING.
They aro not made by others, because The process la
unknown to thorn, nor have they suitable works—these
require a scientitio arrangement, and great care la ne
cessary in prolog the grain through the different pro
-008/10111.
The prtetice required in order to prepare and work
the material succesefully le a Klima impediment to
others.
The impossibility of arranging the sponge without
experience in title particular branch or kind of material,
and the critical knowledge Indispensable In producing
such an extremely light and nourishing attestants no
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS, cannot be accom
plished without consummate skill and the mum nem!,
eery to carry It ant.
The whole business requires groat core and good
judgment, and mast be carried on extensively In order
to make it successful or profitable.
The objeota to be attained by Mr. WPM wore to pro
duce a superior article at a price suitable for all classes.
For this he has labored long, and subjeeted himself to
=adequate outlay of capital.
The pretence, therefore, on the part of any ono else,
that they make FARINA - CRACK ERB, is simply a de
rice resorted to in the hope of ailing more of an arti
cle than thiwtherwlee would do, if offered tinder the
proper pang" ,
• ith the new of a largely extended buelneee, Mr.
WING has continued for some time peat the present
low price for his Crackers.
It has been freely fuherted by prominent Cracker
Makers in the city of New York, that with the great
amount of hand labor bestowed. on WING'S FARINA
CRACKERS It is impossible for him to realise a profit
at the present pace.
Mr. WING'S object, however, Is toplace his CR CR
ERB in the market at a rate that will enable all persons
to use them freely, and not advance the price, unless
absolutely necessary.
The increased use of WING'S FARINA CRACKERS,
with the commendatory remarks of Parents, Teacher'',
and Physicians, as well as many persons in various posi
tions in life, whose powers have been more or leas weak
ened by sedentary habits or occupations, is-strong proof
of the healthful and beneficial results which have at
tended their use.
Theilligreat nourishing properties, and the ease with
which the stomach digests this pleasant food, are well
established, and there can be, on testing them, no doubt
of this fact, via that the mole we ght of WING'S
e i tA cKiNts will make more good Wool, and act more
kindy upon the delicat, texture of the stomach, than
anything else ever introduced in this or any other form
of bread. • -
All the FARINA CRACKERS have the name of A.
WING Stamped on them, and thee° wishing to buy
should ask for WING'r CRACKERS.
• They may be bed of the best Family Grocers gene
rally, and et wholesale only of
A. IV. TROMPSON & CO.,
Noe. 221 and 223 FULTO C Street, New York, or
DINGEE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents
No. 146 South PRONT Street, Pitiladla.
jy24 sat to 21,-& th & to 41
TAW & BEERS'
LUBRICATING GREASE,
the best and cheapest compound for grossing :the axles
of OMNIBUS S. CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAYS and
WAGONS, and GEAVY MACHINERY.
Per sale In tin cans, kegs, and barrels. by all the
DRUGGISTS Is the city and the MANUFACTURERS,
jrl2-6in No. IS SOUTH WATER Street.
A LLSOPP '8 PALE ALE, in Mids., a
/A ro.ohint ostq l .l;ou bat 34, in Cuatam liouso utorem,
for MI,, Li WILLIAM 11. I'XATOPI,
444. 1,0419vAk litvter Otzed,
, .1 , , i,' ..
L^.4~~
~lll~6tQltliLO.
.. _
VAETELOR's fIATIONAL THEA.TRE.—
,v v NEW EINASON. L-• • -
102 EPH O..FOSTER ".8616 twee a d 'Maa*tari_7f,
0. Stage-Manager.
THOBSDAY ; EVENING, August 6; 1,08 -
The greet Melo-Hraivario 6w:tante entitled
IVANHOE; • '
'or, The - Knight °Cdr. Lien React: -
Ivanhoe Mr. Mules Yeast.
The Lady li.rlrene. ' - • - Be moor .
hebileca • W. vtioke.
To cordniona:e with the 'inntieing farce of -
THE IRISH TUTOR. '
Tekrp Oltourlge. Mr J. Efittootir.
Boca W Yount".
'‘L' The Orcheetra under the dIropN6A of Mr. 0. Reinhart. -
Doors open' at 7g:, To commence at 8 o ' clock. '
, Tickets of adroireton, 25' cents 'necared seats ; 2$ -
ante • Orchestra_chairs. 50 cent. ;
f iesta in Private
Box: 76 wits Wriele Box, 86 end Pi Family Circle ,
Jnouraui tLimganiee.
'VIM QUAKER- • CITEINSURAWOE
COMPANY, O,,FHILADELPHIA, 4438 . 1V,u!prr
stilton:mai of thehiisiness and condition of The Quakes
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia; fat the sdx
it:tenths ending June 30, 1863 : - -
Capital and Surplus, January 1.1868 " $277,070 II
Interest received and accrued from Jan.', to
Julyl ; :1.868 0,924 U
Premiums rep.eived frum Jantuu7litio July.
ist, 1858 - 113,0f4 ST
littivageand Reinsurance received
. 4,en 24-
402,62114
Loam's implyne,&4l.,
Lnases p4t4 464,461 64
Dlitdend, rehmr 4llo ol r t tarn p ro
miu.ms, , en4 experme 83,84 44
- 98,348 OS
Balsam renisinloo withlho liom r psay July 1, aos i m sa
. ' • assiT9,:,, '
kends, mortgages, stocks, irpon '
bonds, loans on collate:A, and - '
call loans, 4,F,0 ' Osivia so - :-
Bills itocelvable -'- 9041,19 -
Clash on hand and In Bank, and . , _
dos from nerds '_20,918 cis
80s-481. as
depltia Mock 4m,000 00
. , .
OPP/illittil. -
e 160130111 U. HAILT--Priddest. -.
H. P. 8.088-91es•Preiddent.
H. E. 001H/BHALL4-84tretary and Trastani
8. H. IitITIM,—/Issistant Bbaritary. -
- . .
oot ß toagare, - :-.8 - 064Atil 8. hosior, •
I. P. oar Pastor Pandit. •
A o..oatan, - marina EV
Andrew H. Obsambeni, flanuiAl Jonas - 81.4,4 -
I. W. Batley. - - Hon. B B.
,?olsa ' H. B. Ooggehall; -
lan L. Pomeroy. -
B, B. VOGGATIALL,
Seeretegy.
Attest :
jy2tPlmolf
VIRE INSURANCE.
. .
it: -BY TES RICLIANCR'III7YOM, INSORANOM
COMPANY OIVPHILADRLPHIA. -
Os Buildings, Lir/stud or Porpoise', M,chaediu,.
- • PerwilSTl, ite., is Mum" or Connor. , . -
0221011, , No. 506 WALNUT STRUT. ,
CAPITAL. 5171,926.. deems, 1262,41.82.
Invested as Move, vie • -
First Mortgages op Improved City Property,. --
worth double thenmount ' /20,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad CoNi..6 per *eat.
mortgage Loan, $84,000, coat' ' 91,600.14
Allegheny County 6 per. eat. Penns. •
, 10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Ode. Stock. .4,000.00
Stock of the Reliance Mutner Inettrance
- Company - /9,114.00
Stock of County lire Insurance C0.........1,060.00
Scrip of Suntity Insurance C ompanies . .... 476.00
Bills receivable, busmen ,paper.... .......
' 42.111.60
Rook Accounts,,acorned interest, Ad 1,226.11
Cult on hand and in Bitn9. _ 16018.20
4 6 6 • 2 2
TiN,ttin,"l*gint.
moss. .
SanntelßispiLuk
Robert Steen, ,
William Musser, .
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall uq,
Z. Lothiop,
Charles Leland, •
Jacob I. Bunting. _
,Smith Bowan, • -
Jehu
lIINCHMAN„. Secretary.
Clan Tinglet,
Wllltun R. Thornton, -
Dotld S. Brown,
Cornelius Btesenson,
John B. Worrell, •
H. L. Ouson,
Robert 2v laud,
Moles Jammu •
Chories B. W ood,. ; •-•
James B. Woodwid.
feW.e to th-ri.ll M
A iLEB,IOAN „FIRE, INEURANGE CIO„
INCO#PORATED 1810-imusrsit pica
ti 0.310 WALNtiT ittreet; . aboii Third, Philadelphia
Karingnlarge paid- up Capital Stook and Surplus
lures tid in sound and lill'llole Hoonritite, oontinunti
Insure on Dwelling, atom, -Furniture, ,M
Vessels In Port and their Cargo* and ot her -
Property. All Lows liberally and promptly a4Juted.
George Abbott i :•• -•. John, T. Lewis-,
JohtfWelah, - • Caspar W. Mon*
Samuel G. Mortoo, • , Ames R. Clamp,'
Patrick Brady, labinuet Q. Datilk. - •
Charlie W. -Pankow. •
, °sown ..mpo . n o Pridia' ,
THOMAS B . - NAM - 8. Secretary. - ,14431. if
Oaninge Suds.
Pr HE SPRING GAMDEN - -SAVING
(0E1.21911510 ST %ROI 1,110y1L119111.10/ PNIMITLY•32/0
: • 'Mt!: L
NM PDB ORMT. Internet allowed to Depositors,
ind all lioneye Paid beck on Demand.
OFFICE, 831 NORTH. THIRD STREET,
((6000t.natetim.lionit Butinnien' -
This Inataution to now open for the transaction or
truancies. and is the Cray Ohoitursd etteing Fund loaded
in the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to - 2)N o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and Tlll3llBDiall, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the Droning.
Frederick Slat,
Stephen Smith,
John P Le
lion:llenry &term&
Daniel Unierkeiler,
Hon. Wm. Mlllerard. i .
Frederick Steake,, -
tranclo Hart, • •
Jolson P, LeOlere,
John Kinder, Jr.. , -
Preside]
Beereinry, GNOWGIC T.
J J acob Doakames B. Prlies, 7
,
Joseph II Coos!! : •
George Woetapper,
J. Weeley Bray, •
Robert:B.-Davidson'
. P. 0. Bllmaker,
Zahn P. Verna,
George }lamb*, •
'Jan Earn.
t JAMBS B. PRINGLN.
HORN.' -0214 NZ
SAVING - FUND.--lINITED - STATES
Pittin COMPANY, corner of T . 1113D and MEM
NUT Street,: -
Large and small tams melted, and paid hook on de
tnand, withoutiontlOei with PIVN PIIR ONNT INTO
UT from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. •
°Moe hours from 0 until o'olomk every day, and on
MONDAY NYININGO Dom: main) o'clock.
Marrs toi gale on England, Irelaad,-aod Boothuldi
from LI upwarda.
President.—lSTßPlEW B. OBAWICCID
Treararer—PLlNY MK.
Teller--Jahritg R. MINTER.
l i Ulif*---F.nrE nu CENT. iii-
TER BT—NATIONAL BAYSTY TRUST' 00M
rA2IT.--WAINIIT BTlingr 8017TH-WEBTOOSNXIS
OP MUSD, PECUADELPHIA. •
/1001VOILLTID IT TIM DWAVIOV PimignmAmik, '
Money ls received ia say sant, large OT =An, and in
terest pa from the day of deposit to the day of with.
The olive Le open every day from 9 &cloak in tka
aorniusall 5 o'oloek in the minim, lead on Monday
end Thalday eeenlnge tal 6 °Nick*.
HON. HYMBY L. BENNaIt, Yrandent,
ItOSSIBT 8.11,111003, The freeidese.
WY. J. Baan, Secretary,
DrasOinnuer
. .
Iron. Henry L. Benner, . P. Omen Browder,
llderand L. Porter, Joseph B. Bau
Robert Selfridge, Wands Le..„
R. Ashton, Joseph Verkee
0. Landreth Jeanne, Henry Difrenderftee.
TLePinney le received and payment" nude deny:
investments are nude in eonformity with the
provisions of the Charter, In BReL HSTATR MOST
GAGER, GROUND BENTS, and such drat olds wed-
Pea as will always hand perfect secar•ty to the depo
tore, and which cannot foil to give permuted) sad de
bility to this Institution.
(VO. 88 (241) DOOR. STREET.—PIPS
L N PER ONET. STATE SAVINGS FOND.
IVO. 88 (241) POOH STREET. WIVE
PER OE NT. STATE SAVINGS MD.
IVO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.— FIVIC
L 7 PIM OBET. STATE SAYINGS FOND.
fO. 88 (241) DOCK STBEET.-rivz
PEA ON'NT. STATE SAVINGS POND. .ally
liemonale.
REMOVAL.-
BAILEY A CO.,
Jewellers, and Mannll4ot - users of Star..
ling Silver Ware.
Here removed from their old tan to the steer atom
No. 819 CIEFATIPZIT EMIZET,
(Three doom seat of the Girard If oaeo,)
whore thoy offor for sale a new and cholas assorting:a et
BTBRIANCI BIi;VBR WARB, BINS JEWELRY.
CLOCKS and WATOUEB, PLATED WAHX, aa4
'BANDY COODB
REMOVAL-J 0 .N P
TAILOR*
II A B ICE 11i1PFEP
N. E. CORDER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT STD.
Pnuarmrtm, Ally 16,1868.
REMOVAL
SAIL E. 014,DWELL & CO.,
482 OHI9BT2iIIT STREET,
PRETIOVS TO WIXOM° TO ?EMIR NSW STO3S. 0119111
VIZIR STOCIIK OW
PLATED GOODS
AT A MEATY REDratioN PROM USUAL PRIORI/.
jy23-1m if
Eirntiotrp.
Ce 4; KINGSBURY, M. D.,
DENTIST,
Would Inform hle Mende that he has REMOVED te
Ind WALNUT Street, above Eleventh.
tamps
PETE r tn , PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
14-GENERATING GAS LAM'
Is the oni \tent Earner that has e
t-- ...I•CONDUOTOR ATTACHED.
For Rafaq; Cheer seta, stet OrtUlaitei, tt .garralas
all others.
STATE AND CSUNTF BIGHTS 70E FALB.
Addreee D. P. kETEES, -
S. W. eorner PISCOND and CHESTNUT Ste. Phlla
delphial and 424 BROADWAY, New York. mht...ly-rp
.IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOS.
/Li to your Interegt., owl pat onlse 13881tRit , 8 LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Font% RIGIITH street, below Chestnut.
Previous to hie °psalms. a rreponsible foolery, you were
charged $lB for work which be is now dolog in • wax'
Muted manner from l to sle Support him, or yen will
have the ramp thanes to . 1.14_*
OWLER, WELLS, & CO, 922
WIRSTNUT Street, keep standard works Ca
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Wire, and Pbo.
4k Dogs:lly, wholesale and retail. Pbrenologi.
eat PcaJoiostion, with charts, and lull writ..
ten deseriptiom A oheracte7i, given day and Oren
tog. Cabinet free to visitore. Orders by wall Wl*
addrealted W.Nowler, Wells, & C0. b22 Wiesisitlk
WO. 144/4144.
jyl3-ta th tatam