Commenqmestt Exeropes
. at ,Jetiepou
Collogd, CunOneburgh, a.
(Flom the tittaberett tweets.]
The ezeritees econneeted with the Fifty.sizth
Agates/eery of this Institution dame o t according
,141 sir pelutou annettneeseentt On' the Ir. 3 L. and
4 , .11 of Aagut. 04 'lldestey,' the Rol% Thompson,
of Academia, P.s., peached to, as be remarked,
end not &for*. the tellgione soolettlits, is a manner
well ealoolated Od eitundate the Christian energies
of his beaten. 0 ging to the severe indleposition
of P , eitideat Alden, the Breealanreate Itourrei
was 4thlited. 04 Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Alfred
Nevin, D. ,of Philadelphia delivered the eal
due. before the Atumtd AssoCiation Ills theme
war. "fiat Andes arising Bent Atuetiaah
ship." us handled It la • praetleal, conservative
menace, Int:educing some truthful remarks on our
animal &Wags and dangers
Shortly af.er, Rev. Loyal Young, * member of
the Class of 1 2d, rood a sketch of his elasonates,
21 in bomber. lie tueetioned some remarkable
foota oonneeted with the glut. It was done with
moon feeling Ind iu esoellent tuts. Frequent
oaks of humor brought down the hones, and
tampions of applause greeted the statement that
tar •d the rims, Dr Bryce, had come from South
Cardiac to be present at this meeting.
The in tenet of the day enlminatedin the epeeolt
of Rev. au D. Hoge, D. of Richmond, Va.,
to Hu Frenklin and Philo Sometiel. At he spoke
to the young men of the noble aims nod extensive
fields before thug, illustrating the eubjeot, with
gems of thought and the eloquent+, of au enlisted
nears, we cow more then One WhoBo eye and eager
oounienanee showed that the speaker's words With
felt; and when, after citlikt ledgers. of noble
seltgaorileles heroism, he called on them to show
like Verboten ehlvalry, many present shoved by
their manner that their hearts responded to hie
to cell, patriotic, Chriatien sentiments. It was a
treat to listen.
0a Wedutpday the exercises of the graduating
east drew a vary large audience. They were
looked forward to with much interact, as the else.,
numbering ileyenty. three, is the largest ever gra
duating. The opening prayer wee made by the
venerable Vise-Preeldent, Dr. Smith. The sal.-
tatories, Eighth, thresh, and Latin, by Robert B.
Pattenea, of Canotuburgh, Wallivery neat in their
conception and delivery. Mr P. shared with the
valedictorian the lieu honor of his elem. Wm.
L. Alden, the son of A. honored president, fol
lowed In a Vieitightful Speech on "The Roman Re
public of '13." Orations were also delivered by
J. 8 Bur, on "Selene and Civilisation;" "Beau
ty," by 3' J. 001110; " Grime its own Retritin
tor," by If. A. 11111; "The 'lltinker'e Mission,"
ItyJ.F. liolcomb; "The Legal Profession" by
G. A. Jenks ; Religion the True Conservatism,"
by Alfred Kerr; "The Function of Art," by J.
M'Claren "Art and Nature in Shakspeare," by
J 311 Coven ; "True tinniness," by M. 31 1 .11111 en ;
••Alatheinailts and ?bytes' tielenee," by M. B.
Xnesett; " Bally of Porpoise " by EL H. Nadal;
" Caesiosl udy," by Y. J. 'O. Schneider; Re
lation et Man to Nature," by U. A. Thompson.
Mr. R II White. of Cumberland, Va., delivered
• touchdiA udedietery. This gentleman's talents
lad lialue.ry here commeoded him to the faculty,
gad he has bate neanimously elected tutor in
methemailes for the ensuing year. We tenant say
more of the Gutless than that all were creditable,
some indeed elegant. Mr. Collier naceeded in
commanding the undivided attention of • boister
ous audience. Mr. Mussy advocated the claims
of the mathematioe, his &Rotolo/nes in which
studies won him the sound honor, Mr. W. A.
Starrett shoeing it with him. Mr. Schneider de.
feuded the study of the elude., having won the
third honor.
Aftor the speechee were *Takao degree of A.
B wee eonferred upon the ebony the PreisMont,
In Ws natal gracefol manner. Some Honorary
Degrees were conferred by the Board of Trustees,
• llet of which we append. The whole premed od
very pleasently The weather Ins, (es •II rover
rsloa .11 tWoonemsemeat day,) the Musts good, and
'• Old eletereoun honedby the presents of many
dlitlnguished Alesoul, added numbers to her
cal, and gained honor for herself. It Is no.
dsrstood that some of the addressee will be Pub.
Belted.
Toe drives of A. M. In entre was conferred
upon Mltilem Ilutebloson, J. B. A. Simpron,
Philip Willard, 8. 11'. Waltman, and John Y. Me.
Cat tuey. of the OW of '36:
The honorary degree of A. M. upon Andrew
Burt, principal of the Fifth.ward school, Pitts
burgh, Pa ; A. C. Atmstroog,principal of. Au-
VMS College, Ki ; Rev Joe•pe O. GI (MISS, p actor
of Presbyterian Church In Columbia, Pa.; Nathan
A. Webster, prinelpel of Virginia Collegiate In
stitute, Richmond, Ye.; R. G. Pardee. New York
city; Rev. John 8. Gourley. of Canada Welt.
The tide of DOeler of Divinity upon the Rev.
Robert Crawford Deerfield, blue.; /ter. John D.
Reynolds, Meadville, Pa ; Rev. Samuel lenolerm,
Allegheny, Pa ; Rer. Joe. Painter, Kittanning,
Pa.; 1t.,. Alex. Young, professor of hentoty in
Monmouth College, III.; Rev. James R. Dolt,
pmeldent Werhington College, lowa.
Graduating Clan.—W. L. Aldan, W.-Alexan
der, S. 0. Alexander. A A. Dooley. J. 8. Harr,
Y J. Collier, J 0 Condit, W. P 04wden, Dr R.
Cell y 3 it. Cunningham, W. Diaksos, H
Dobbins, .1 B. Donaldson, W. B Dunlap, J. R.
Ewing, 8. Fulton. 8 0 noble L. Y. Graham, A
W. liL Ilaeklna. D. B BBL S.
F flolromb, 8 II Hollidry, W. A Ilaper. 8. A.
Thighes, M. M. iluPe, R. T. flout. D. J. Itw o,
0. A. Joke, A June., A. B Kelly, Alf. Kerr, N.
B Lowrie, J. M'Claten, J. 11. Al'Cooshy,
M'O•rellek;o. W. hPllonry, J. L. Id' Drains, J.
M'Kown. M. M'ldillen, T. I. J. W.
Martin, M. D. Idesee, N. A. Maim J. R;Moore,
P Mowry. .1 11. Nesbit, J I Nevin, S. 11.
Nlbloek, J. D Noble. OC. Orr, R. D. Patterson.
0. Paull. 8. Pollock, E J. 0. Sobnelder, J.
&mem, P. M 810010011, N. II flutith,S. J. Craig-
head, J N. Smith, J. W. Bprwll, W. A. Starrett,
J. A. Stewart, IL C. Stewart, W. M. Taylor, J. F.
Tompleton. 11. A. Thompon, B N. Todd, R. H.
White,./. 8. Wreclbstro, E. A. J.mea,
CITY ITEMS.
Mettotoon Fsavicss to moenow.—Tbil Services
assouneed R r Ole Malan Taboteatio (Bawd street and
Ot•ard arson) to.morrev at. a sermon at lig A. M.
by Per. Itt. Patter, and at 6 P. M. by Dr./ohs 0.
Dress to alditted to the terries in English, there
sill be aqaten• prwhed to the Getman hal/nage at
10A. M end f P. Mai al.*, • preys' oceetlse at a
Os the last too liebtestha the ea/Detests at dm Tent
teen so Ise • u tv make It asseemary to erect a
temper ‘te pi Alb.= to preach Pool on the cutdde oe
It. la setimpatios of Weber oath eyelet' lag gather
lug os to.nsortoe. at itji P. .11 , arteeneweirn hot.
been note f. t the law, J. B. Ripley, of the Marinate
Ohneell, to addmee the multitude to the open alt, under
the shade of t: so to that Immediate thhaityl
The early "whip eondueted by lay Thome N.
Stockton, to to, it bairlait I o'clock, ea Iktbeth
mon log, et Ma legal net of still atatbssed; sin, the
anonym pray rr•romstinge, from 6 to 0 Wallach, at the
mime Thee.
At the Clinch of the Zpipliany, Chestnut and M.
tee ,th streets. then • 111 be preaching, morals, and of
tar,.on, by lb. teeter, Rev W. 0 Prentiss
7be Rev. Henry W Wad will preach at the Womb
of the C (Coacert 11.11,) at half-plat 10 o'clock
A. K., tut the Re?. W. W. Spear, D D., to the even.
lag ea 11.
Tau Year Li/att.—Up to a late hour lent
evade' the greatest anxiety p availed in the pubic
mlud as to the real n•reas or trobablo failure of the
great flobrOarille Telegraph. 01111 pe fate tomipond
use by the Wit inmost, the ha mu made knew' at
thle ores, at 11) o'clock last night, that *regular
Cablaget a woratallon hued trineplred with raped to
•het should a ,00lltat Wu Bret despatch from the Old
World to the New, as 0000 1111 the Intonational tale
g•■pb e►oald Mtn woe \log order, the reset of which,
we an satberistd Is stab, was, that the initial met
sego oh, ul net mantas from its Quasi it mu, but
that Pepe.) Albert, in order tbst he might, in this
etritlng minor, atteot his coojegtl areetion, you'd
seed as the E•at mums thrush the viten of the
great deep, au order to Weser,. Arthur, Burnham &
Wray. In ?hi■ eft!, , or ass of their worid•renowod
'• Old rotation" Coffee Tote, for the 'peeled leensgt of
bar s.J.ety'. royal hlglwoe.
Brain, Meta I elf us Tor an interullog ittlele
nut this wonderful coffeepot, which 'rebate no butts.
tlon In merit t ihould be in ivory household In the lead,
t►e reeler It referred to another solemn. The artist*
referred to bu, of worst, bun *Belted by the Ileto or
forelin newt aforesaid.
hyr Input'?Aar DIVI9IOI/.—ln conversation *tat
vratlemen of tuts the other day, the desision
w olomply given In fvror of the populacOsat'm
Vanlahlas Benno st Aleuts. It C. Waitiorn dt Co.
puts) Item II user north huh drool. Tilt foot of
4blt latiblf.botoat h•log popular in amply attuned In
the mut.ltdde of orders that are :eosateatly coming In
rtt aline, gent's Trappers, and everything ease In their
lies.
Wuot.ssome —Then le motbleiro palatable, or
thst - me, De eaten at this season of the jeer with
easter •Itaategs to the 'I/stem,l/n good, pun eon.
tectiootry. For this delicious elms of eatables, the
gentle can lad no better place In this country to ob.
lain • 0 it-rote artlele than et the well•tonne esta
rdishmest of Mousse. N. 0. Whitman & Co., Second
Omit, Wow Chmtent.
Delstud.--010 what Is there at delightful to
tentemptate with the thermometer—who knows where
—as a tall In the breakers on the pewit. is time of
lite, go at ease to Jobs P. floss's, No. eOO Mittei
esttact, presets one of hie Inimitable battling sults, and
, ttte for the re+-bore If you dld,k. this loges
w, jetroulee Ilia stores when ton get there.
N o more ofow eusettss. Resta b the demand
of Shoals WI ll** 10. CIIPPor slap* won sell:mod by
ik smu k eN Vasa. wow thole taro Imo come, for lb* At
toot'. ToleLlfspb Colds Is 1011. ham IT AST taws,
Is our m 011... HI , *lry 110 0 1,4 , 1 h, hs! Ilrappe.l bey
i etslolllstl, Govt. 114110 what's brat*?
sal i be, for ki,o W Ida to her *la o* obe *At rotootog•
log 10 "tor wort .1 motet Thot's op, toy love," she
ro om, t uo mos b.tgt a mud. $, Ha, ha! Oral it any
poles la our motto, mt I" He read stool—
" Wili.l l4 a 4,Wttooo,
PIIWING MICIIIM
Pint Premium. PI firer audi6l4 th• rink Ils losti
tato, ICH I Peeasytt wale Mete Apiculture' Society,
leas,
The r mmmm and th• ass?
OEOO6 No. 623 Chtstout attvet, l'hlladelphlt, and
No. 7 Wait Atata stood, Trenton, N. 7 "
" •wo wifit—ought! by I •• • laving
rhials: ! ituu 'hall hate OM. lyaoit aS any prire
la oar mutt•."
A Huai Pars or laor Wosc.—The 30 000
pletee whleh form the hull of the Onset Eastern are
holiest ingetbarby 3,000,000 rivets! Them hold together ;
the fritmework tf ► structure which would catty 10,000
Stmt.. to toils. in • would Eke the person who Wen-
I , lei lb. shove to ssy Jost bowman) , witches there ere
le • full suit Gam the Brown Stone Clothles Hall of
Roo.khlll k Wlleoo, Nue. 003 Mal 000 Chestnut street,
?buy*
Qur ton Assn.—A: yortog lady who wow. A iron
bow ,rlra stab wee, s dor or two ago, mode fan of"
z•lltinUtia who was very emulous to win hot
o a,, ot i orot . Tel :idly of hie shocked* answer, u You hod
b et , , k eep t atet or VII girt you the seek. u should
be rwe the i v :sliest repose; "If you will
sly* It to me se It ydnaloli Itisitha ai it." auks
ha pslk ,With ' s styes ,e 4107 9 1 eloglon o feed/.
male eletblog, are Ming sold rehash** kV at
r . ,914 /thaltlla Mill Clothing iantism,"
V• sal OboitallA vrvot. •
lAri.Aronot , r !.-Tho man who rehma our *dries,
g ehes by all dogma of Grantlllo Stokes, thus
amt • 1044 gm .‘ ggrlanahnly tits ma ma am a aloud along
k_,
.4, ....., y,,,,h,c,...... .i.tt. ranbrauto through, nor
i '" • hint In rola, an.l sad ; Int opra.to Itoolf Laird at
PI I. ..4 oirgh, Ilk* Gary libretti man and mu, and
Po %Was nut " ' So mach for blot *to nould
I ' . 9_ :Ant fol b, and bay hi* alotba iot Grialilis
AO 441091 4 '
* - , ' V inaltligt iliNt.
64V e l l t" T --- , , • ..
. • 4 :, ' ...' i ''.. . .1 ' ,
• Jutparttatuotta.
[Reported tor The Pima.]
POBTLAND—Pobr Marla Itogina, 002-171 tone
pkit.r 1 A Bonder A Co.
gloititOßD—Staiunahip Virginia-111 INltea tobacco
Book; 100 do do Mercer to Antal.; t B2 dodo 67 heti
do 62 easel do Borboer, 2dcUarnmon & 00- ' 63 bold. do
Bohan & Tann 73 do do Pants A Boehm; 82 do do A &
R Atioetroog; 131 do de . 8 Yellen; 16 b.,ge feathers Jan
tiorpnl 36 do do Parker & Tolind ; 6 beget beet
tuning Van Brunt. Tripler A Coombe; 1200 bbl. floor
I,wie A Damon; 2 do do A Cooley; HO empty bbl.
Mane., Collins A Co; 812 pigs teat 0 J &dame A Co;
lit bbla liquor R 0 Ridgway; b bone* India Thom Web
ate,. Jr; lea bail pope, Itenrge Pros; 6 puncheons
/10110 , A McCann; 631 buthels wh.mt Row
ley I, Xrele it 0o; 2 bb!, rodze N Rellongs; 1 box de II
rubrics k Co; 68 bel.4 cotton J Palmer& (.10; 68 do
dowence Tiers:, Roglielt A 00; 2 bble scrap iron
Oigt Kelly; 766 motion. 816 pkgs curdling to order.
Marine intelltgenu
FORT DY PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1868.
lON sieve - 6 e 813 N BATS 867
Sign WATIR 12 44
ARAI VID
Rtoanwhip virgin's, Kelly, from Elohmond, via Nor•
folk, Sti boon. with todie Jni pagengsrs to Thomu
Webster, Jr. ?asset Ike brig Harrold at anchor 'bore
lb* Buoy on the Middle; two berm brigs, lumber laden,
of New Cart ei also a brag deep). laden, supposed tote
tko llmse, from West Indies; below Chester saw 'bent
twat., sekoooors at &arbor.
itessambip Delaware, Copes, 22 boon from New York,
*la Cape May, wltb m ass sad pameogera to James All.
dordice. ramped two Item brigs mid some twigs* sans
oC Bf,mbay Hook, boned up
Behr Ontario. ditIFJOSt, 10 days from Calais, with lum
ber to Oukill &
hitt Now Olobe. Tlbhitte, 20 days from Cabals, with
sprite* joist, de to Harbert, Darla & Co.
, • - - •
rehr Oro W Kroh, lima:ton, C days from Haltimora,
with tutu to Tau Wabatar, Jr.
Behr Henry Hill. Laytoo, 1 day from Milford, Del,
with stares to Ju Barran & fkin.
Behr Mule R 011416, Cox, 10 days from Portland, with
plod* to Y A iktudar & Co.
Behr Viola,l le aorgy, 8 dye from Machin, with lathe
to H A wonder le Co-
toter Vast&lla, Coopsr. 1 day kola Smyrna, Dal, with
oat. to Jas Barrett it 800.
Behr Biptelltlon, Conner, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with oats to J L Bewley & 00.
Behr J W 11411. Mortis. l day from Little OreelrLsod
lag, Del. with wheat and dour to J L Bewley & 00.
P Ward. Cameron, 1 day from Bourns, Del,wlth
oats to J L Bewley & Co.
Bohr A L Johnsoe, Patterson 2 dale from Port De-
posit, kid, with balk to J L Bewley & Co.
Fehr It Dorado. Smith, 2 days from Laurel, Del, with
lumber to 1 W Bann. '
deli? Genoa, Robbins, from New Raven.
Behr J Rodger*, Illiott, from Pall River.
Seim L P PWwo; Cavalier, from Boston.
Behr II Both, Bolsters, 'root Boston
Behr 1, Alarmed, Bartlett, from Boston.
Behr North Petite, bleroy, from Boston.
Behr Busk Bright, Noble. from Boston.
Fehr Mlle Pounders, Corson, from Balm.
Behr John B Plater, Gandy. from Boston.
Fehr 11 7 Cramer, Burnley, from Nantucket.
Behr Jolts Smith, Crowell, from Boston.
Bh r too, Creamer, from Providence.
Behr Mary Patterson, Somers, from Salem.
Febt W 0 Atwater Potter from Boeion.
Fehr Banal Ratan, Candy, from Boston.
Sloop Ltoeat. Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Irel,
with grain to Christian & Curtin.
Item-tug America. 'Virden, d hours from Um Boop
ens the Middle, Without I tow. Reports the steamship
Prometheus. from New York for 'Wilmington, for m
yths. at anchor off Chtletimm, Creek, and brig George
Whitney, from Cardenas, at the Lazaretto.
CLEARED.
Steamship Bolton, Bellew New York, Jai Allderdloe.
Ship Wyoming, Burton, Liverpool, G Cope.
Brig Chicopee. Howse. Distori D Cooper.
Brig Myra, Taller, Boston, Rip r & Bro.
Brig Blom, Connery. Boston. Andsariel & Co.
Behr Pearl, Brown, Boston, Davis, Punkin it Co
Fehr II & T Gamer Huntley, Mato, B Selina & 00,
Eirkr A .1 togereoll,(new)lllgbee.Charleston, captain.
Behr. Wm Tyson, Whelden, Roxbury, L Andeorled
& Oo
Behr Rhode & Buelah. Holtman, Bottom do
Fehr Ty, Cheeseman, Nantucket, 0 M il ler & Co.
Behr Mary Patterson, iomers, Bottom do
Behr Juliette. Chase, Boston, Oslo, Hacker & Co.
Rohr Oenow, Reildne, 001100 Brown & Whit.
llekr Jim Bogen, Elliott, Boston, Noble, Hammett &
Caldwell.
Behr J W Phan, Cavalier, Boston do
Behr Boakinghann, Talpey. Portsmouth, do
Fehr Ellen Bode, Somers, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Sett. L AndenNed, Bartlett, Boston, do
Behr II It Weston, Maloy, Dolton, do
Behr L Saunders, Corson, Bostini, Bancroft, Lewle
& 00.
B hr too, Orsnmer, Boston, 0 Miller & Co.
Toler W 0 Atwater, Potter, 8040011, Heekeher & Co.
Behr Farah Bright, Noble, Boston, do
Behr Bawd Rotor, Gandy, Beaton, Brie. & Co.
Behr Mary Patterson. Bomar., Boston, 0 Miller & CO.
Fa r North Puler, Marcy, Balton. Baum, Ogle & Co
Bohr .1 B Plater. °ands. Boston. Tyler, at.... & Co.
Coop Lydia Ann, Hooter, Georgetown, L Andruried
& 00.
etannter H L Gaw, Ile:, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondent* of The Prim)
- HAVRE DE GRACE. Aug 0.1858.
The Wyoming left Ode morning with 8 boats, laden
and coralgord ea follows:
Gov Pollock, lumber to John Craig; 0 P Perot, bitu
minous mat to J P Mortis & Co; Sarah Allea, anthra.
elle oral- to 0 Evans; rotted Mates, Ida. and May
00014 0011 to Delaware City.
(Chniirepoodence of The flew)
RAADING, Aug 6.1858.
The following boats paned out of the Dialog °anal
today, bound to Philadelphia, lades and ooualgued al
follows:
Jleek's!' lombtr to 0 Twining, Trenton; lisle
pendent. &lien & Kate, and Cop*, do to Malone & Tar
tar; Wentworth. do to Jot Jones; Cot A 0 Cortin, d.
to Bolton. Vanlertsts & Co; Clo,nreu, grain 0
Cattail & Co; Two Brattiest ant J I. Nesbitt, railroad
a lit to Rut Pimesylroula Railroad Co. P.
. .
(Clerrespoodeooe of the Philadelphia Nieheoge.)
Out 1014319 At 0-3 39 P 31.
A barque sod several sehooiers ere now going in, and
• ship lapedelog out. Wind NW —weather it ie.
loam ke. - rtes. Y. UUOPLZIt.
nLsozAnt to 711 ?ISIS.)
NRW YOIX, AcR G.
Arrived, barques Teener, frees Remedioe,• Miry 0
Dyer, trots Oiede•gve; Bleed, from elitgas; bilge Nara
*bite,
Cefroma li
gee; ItalobJer. from getneeloe; itietAu
rsdoe, (Dangle) from ermeays; Carollao, (Wrench)
treat ti'.
buque Oatlla Is Mill ashore op Um West Dank,
sod feat .ettliog la the rand.
The iehr Spray. Iron Ph4addphle for Prwidenes,
loadrd with wow, was. ashore on Fin, Lased 6th
!tmid the weather rave goal, obe wi'l be got sir
Now thitseve, Aug 3.
Arrived, ships Jahn It Wood, Auk, Liverpool May
A Crialla, Lord, tt9 May 29.
(Per Primo Albert. at Halifax )
Attired ►t Live , p)ol Roth olt, o,evo, from Now flr•
Nay; Pith dpraguo, from daraaaaki ilatrist YroaOtt,
from elmaaskm..
MiIIsfORANDA
Westostilp Hennebee, Goad, from Ceps May, arrived
at New Tort yesterday.
Mar mahip Northern Light, Tinklapaoth. chant at
Nov Tort yvtarday for 6outharopton and Braineo
Btretroablp Glasgow, Goodwin, cleared at New York
yorforday for Glasgow.
bbip Alma La.ramr, Yarrow), from f3t John. NB, for
Lirarpooi, woo apolaa Slat tit, lot 42 47, loog 62 89.
Skip 'Mira 01/001, ale:ender, from Liverpool, az-
Ili oil at Mallows yeatardar.
6cip Waahlogtoo Booth. Friend, eirivrod at Baltlmom
6th last for Wait Coat of Math Ammlea.
Barque Decals Keily, Ooreeo, etaand at Peesecola
tt'th lilt for Rio de Jan Aro
BAUPLO Wuktogton Botobsr. CoPiro, hence for Now
Orissa*, oru spoken 24 lost, lot 31 80, lung 74 32
Began blutatl, Oryeamoo, from Malaga:do, at Nov
York patentor.
B trans Abogoo, Bonita, for Baotou tyros, aloorod at
Briton lottt lost.
Barcissisahottt Tong, cleared at Nov Yoik yos•
terdal for &an fraaokroo.
Belo' He sills, Snub, for itonterldeo,alaarad at N
To.k pll'Ordsy
Barque J.neph ilai., lifsetill, from In Stspbon, NB.
for Nositk Roads, •u spoken 28th 011, Ist 4J OT, long
•t 21
Swine Arcadia. Pendleton, and brig Alhotmrs, Bmsll,
from ualtimore for Dorton went to les sl4t nit; .hips
Voltam, 0111. fur Calls; 000/4. (Brim) Illopper, for
Rotterdam; Gustav, (Prom) Balser, for Amstrads o;
Urges' Antelope, bleinoo I, for Itlu de ;110•Ito t • °spells,
(Ilmo) Lange, for Bremen; brig Minks, Gilkey, lot
Demersrn, de let lost
& II Cro•lr/r Crowley, for Addison, AN,
cleared at Boston bib first
Brit Onnna, bak.r, heoce at /all Bite 3d that.
Brig Bolama, Orlando, cleared at Boston 6th Imt
for Mobile.
Batas kmlly Tabor, Taller, tad Altair& Ann, Wild,
helm for Button, Lod noroloo,Chamblin, for New Ltird.
furd, wore it pwt P 4itti net.
Bahr W L dprtrits Corson, olotred at Flayanoth 24
lan for Phnadolpino.
Echo Itwoull, Look, hear., %triton at Nev Bed.
ford NI Ism
Behr f %Godwin, Fairchild, from St Mary'a, as, ar
rived at Kew York yesterday.
Bohr liassiot Fasten, Kelly, °lured at Boston 6t► lost
tot Itnitsditiphla.
&Ors U u Carlisle, Whismors. for Philadelphia, and
I. WaterOng, I:Welton, for do or Beltimors, sailed from
R►kn's Lauding. Warwick. 4th Inst.
Bahr Ida Ponder, Jr. Isillnirsworth, sailed trout Pall
Pall River 84 last for Philadelphia.
Rehr Impost. Chambers, sailed from Providence 4th
last. for Philadelphia.
Bohr earth Louisa, Ornee, helm, arrived at Plllf •
toaket 4th Inst. •
Mesmer U W Obsplo, Kellogg, for Philadelphia,
salted (rota Hartford 6th Inst.
Propeller Ironstdas, Vend , cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
MARINI MI 'CILLANT
Ship Monarch of he Bea biome saybrtod authored off
Port stag, *Soot May IT, to distress. Is a 1111),.
rhos V4OlOll, of newt TOO) tots burtheo, boos In Post .n
in 11154, and Is °wood in BOILSICI and nor dimar
bed a fell osrgo of ries. The ,owl sad fie grit mow y
e losored for 1i40,4X0, $40,000 of which Is In Yoglso.,
Cher* Is lontranee la Providence, $6OOO at the D:' •
'Yenta. IlSkas at the American. sod 13000 at the 11 as.
toerelal ulnas. The °asp Lace has 4500 on freight.
OPOILICN.
isle'Sg, tat 43 14. long Id IS, was me ship Oar
lessagnii, 1441, oandlog BD,' d
Mum, VORT
• Al Palermo 20th tilt, 'obi. Restless, (Br) for Boston,
Toady for sea t (not aid, sa before ripened ) Old El
tampon Elogid ( lye) New York ; 11th, Tinker , ThOZAP.
NI, d 0 (ba g out os p .0 14th, as before reported.)
At Gems 11th alt, bariga Jahn, Maples, repg, for
XII ns In f TO days
At Illielsgs loth alt, boreal' Pursuit, Sandford, for N
York; brig Coors, Pitmen!, from N York for Rio de la.
0411 . 0,110011.
At Idaneillea Slot nit, bungee Ulswsths. Mall. sr
it Loin Dareolons, with captain slat. use; YAW/ X.
f .:14 hr re I 01 , f d:tlh ilinord,
,4 %i t., 1= , 1 .; r ig.„ ": 0.
gen, for Nalllmoris, leg, Anna 11 Roped, Xliniten, Que.
VOX isTio POETS
NEW YORK, And 4-.11,r, brigs Byron, Ontmor, Ar
drimilm; J U Acidernm, WIDE, It links; lob.* Ent.n.,
' Wainwright, Jaakao , nille; I U Johann, Lorimer:,
Chsrloston; Rhode Island, D 'via. Claeranown, soi A R
Wetmore, *lan, Mauldin; Idosooon ' Oniony, del
w 3 Milt, Truer, Wilmioatou, NU; P .0, is„ iro,„
Gvirption, lilt 1; Armanda. ILlsey, Norfolk I () w 11, 0 0 4 :
Johns,n, Imltations, W list., toots, A1.5...e is
Old. bargain Kedron, Fined, Ankatood; .1 a Pelmet,
T u mor, stiotpoood; brigs Alpha. (Ur) Curry, !Jam a s,
Jacoby. (I.lstein Van Der Plu, tiopenlowso; Saw, ii..
HAIN Jones, t., barisetoo; Laths Untruth', allwece,
!, Charleston.
I Also old, bonnet Oatsiola, Liopklns, Wilmington;
' I II Adams, (Iron) Hato, Antwerp; flea Joan, 'tat
Fey, Einabeteport; brigs Atlaot,c, dime, NY..., NI.;
Icarian, Ohadeorno, If 'dada.; Tyrant IdoCt..
r.ack,
I Hanna; Nova Aetito, (Port) Harahan, Oporto; Rohm
Aunts 1110%S. Phinntry, West Indbes; al dtrAmair, (I.:HA
IIli, Fernandina
hOSION, Augast S. —Arr, bark** Lylllllll, Dwyer,
Croostwa; brig I. W Angier Tootnaker, o , .ofge tow.,
D U;
stamen kaatern Stan , Kilian' llalitas
i 011, ship Martin Luther, hlchole, alt J ohn, N 11, 10
1 lead for London,• barques Abroad, Rollin, !furors
4 nitro; Clourast. Gray. St John, N It, to lontfor Lo:..
idon; brig Emily, dinning. Online; tows Hy D *we,
, door, Jacineil 0 a Olineh, 11 Norfolk; Use &
' k Hy Nicker' Alekandla
i m . sera,
Slid, vial hW to WOW, ship. Modern Times,
I Mutts Lather, ba quell Orlando, Whirling Wiwi,
1 Frisk Cat ,lineyalle i i; brigs Po:to Rico. Galant, Nom.
1910, hioulahalto, Ada; adirs 1. 0 Watts, Leo, and
1 1t , ,,,, file,* , twang Bony Hal, brig John Vinman.
nab& INIORy,, Aug ill—Are steamship Oalidglala, Oa.
Sir, Neu fork; sabre TePta.l(o lo :gy, Windsor, N 1 1 1
, a rist.en Hall, Paddock, Pottladd, Lrnal ; Lizsie W
' Dyer. lintel, Poriland.
Art litk, ship Sir John Franklin, Wallas*, /few York;
I Odor Lombard, Harding, Hichannrg,
At Untantins— echo Thin Widows, Noy, froto Now
*ammo
pod sok: it II Adams, A A ma, New Bedford.
Mow OILIANO JOY 111.—An, brig X • Minns,
I pt.or, Ilstias ier Apit4 Balt, Atilt, 1110101.
VS IlkikaibJl Mt Sili a ti suri hi Sigitma
and Indianola; ships Golden Eagle, Storm, Havre
Nathan Hamm, Pierce, London;
Corinthian, Chase,
Liverpool; gslots, Aleisuder, do; rissteth Minn,
Sinigg, 11,rdeeux ; barque Brilliant., Sigebee, Boston ;
brig nruwntville,Godtrey, Havana; Mate, Goodspeed,
Bells., Honduras, via Huston; aohr 7 B Smith, Colossi
Towed to aes, Seth, ship Loulstanne end barque Gen,
Taylor.
Below coming up, 'hip Oroondatea, Pike, from Ant.
"op.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
UP TO ORS O'CLOCK THIS 110ANINO.
GIRARD HOlME—Cheatnut street. below Ninth.
Geo A Ball, N Y N II Decker. N V
Mrs Mathews, N Y • W A Shepard, N Y
P W &Iceman, Paterson, Ersatun Id., Newburg
N J W It Baker, Houton,
0 0 Woolworth, 01 aba, Tense
N T W A Madsrland, oioBlll.
0 D Thienemau, N Orlon" natl. Ohio
Albert N Haler, N Y James Dayton, N Y
Miss Dayton, N Y p Logs] MaConnellaburg ,
Gee 0 Howell, Payette. H Gets ,
vile. Ark elms N Boltwood, Keekrik
John AI Bisbee Rookuk W N Arnold, Vs
Dr W .1 Bland, Ye Hon John Bratmcn, ia
111 P Callaway & la r Wsufh. Mira Irvin, Waahington,
ton. Gs Os
Illlm Arnold, Washington, Mrs Arnold, Washington,
Gs Gs
JII WatiOn, Waahington, W 13 Watson, Wichington,
Gs Gs
Dr TJ Jones, Gs N Id Ludlow, St Louis
Mr. 0 B Field, 91 I anis Mies Winchester, Balt
II Danrell, jr. Baltimore Z McCord. Augusta, Gs
L Tore, Provideme, It I Xdmund Bradford &. son,
T II Larkin, St Louis Norfolk, Ye
II II Larkin. St levil. A Woeltyr, N I*
A R Page, Petersburg, Ye W 0 Cook A lady, Trio.
law Coates, Jr, lialtinsora ton. N J
N W Halsey, N Orleans,. ' J Herald, N Y
Th - s F Eddy, Fall Riv er, . 11..unotios. N Y
Morn J It Carte, N Y
W Falls, Cairo. 11l Lieut Orafghill, Fort Del
Jose Roas Peres, N Y Coro Stockton, N J
0 Danforth, Paterson, N J W Gray Boston
I Dyer & son, Tessa, W It Purnell, Annapota,
Thos J Wllson, Annapolis, Md
Bid CI W McCleary, lowa City
It Snowden Andrews, Balt T E Tootle, fit Joseph, Ito
9 F Frost, Doman Miss Phillip', Boeten
(leo W Ilasiehurst It la, Ge A Woodward, Memphis,
B ?amend, Moroni/10, Tenn Teon
J Q A Herring, Balt Imo Seltzer A la, N Y
D I.t Yale, Richmond, Vs 0 B Yale, Richmond. Vs
W L Vmman, Richmond, It I Denny. Richmond, Vs
II 0 Bacon, Xy John Danl. N Y
A Yawn, N Y 0 Robinson, Oswego
X P Pates, Ft Imola Henry Abraham, Montgly,
I Well, Montg'y, Ala Ala
A A Mille A ia, N 0 Thoa Proems A Is, Noah-
John G Whitgold & la, (is villa
MIN A A Width-dd, Os Wm Shepherd, Ge
W W Calching, Vicksburg Elms Roger,, Ala
II II Raker, Va. Geo 0 Whiting, Wash
W J Matter, Winchester, J D Coneetook, N Y
Tenn
MISORANTIP HOTEL—Fourth street, below kith.
Janus A Mathison, Pitt. D Goisifellow,llolildayab , g
A Garrison, Pittab-rgh J D Stalker, tiartsv'ie, Ton
J it Hassell. Boston Jos nays, Plttebnrgh
D Emerson, Boston L Emerson, Boston
Jos Elder, Roston It H Mars, Penn It B.
Wet Overecti,jr, Battu* 3 P McMullen, Bolt
Mrs E Mckitillru, Balt 0 Smith, Kingston
Jan Boyd, Phila H It Pawnebaker, Lobe.
Thus M Johnson, Balt non, Tenn
M P Asher, Brownsville, M Boyd, BrnWneTlllll, Ten
Teon Irs P Ellis, Ky
.19 M Whitelaws, Browns. The, I Stration, Lebanon,
tills, Tenn Tenn
Dr J II D Sigen, N Y Dr J 0 Tucker, N Y
D Carr, Lebanon, Tenn L Dryfoose, Lebanon, Ten
Dr Walter Brice, 8,0 Thom P Wilson, Pittsburg
ONION HOTJL—Ar3h street. below Fourth.
11 D Smith, Plantsele. Ot 13aml 11 Johnston, Ohio
J A Snyder, MtJoy, Pa Chris frusta. Ohambersb'g
Band Jacoby A Is, Ohlo BB Allman, Ohio
Mrs A Allen & child, Mu- Dr 0 /oiled & la, Radon L P
'llion. Ohio 0 W Morison, lions co, 24
W Y Miles, Circleville, 0 Dr Leuey, Phil&
Yob's/ Barb, Beading J MC k Wu, Wash so, Pa
J W McElrio Wuh 00, Pa B Warden, Pittsfield, Mrss
Z P Boyer, Llewellen, W L Olauson and la, N J
11 Eviler, Easton, Pa
AMERICAN 110088—Okeetont street. above EMI.
Chat Davie, WHlllanamport, 0 0 Campbell, Jeree,yoity
Pa Job. II Harrington, N Y
Benj R Rlchardeon, Elmira, Edw B Headly, Cape May
N Y Baml Kirkpatrick, Add
Wm It Johnson, Greenville, Wlt C Clark NY
Mus - Jeree bindle, Lane, Pa
Wm Apple, W Cheater, Pa (Ito 8 Bonntag, Indiana
Alfred Byerly, Phil. J B Eeelealue, N Y
Chas K Landis, N J Col B F Y Zeller, Loniel'a
B 3 Oarnploo, lra J o Peoples, Tem
G W Coming., Lock Haven Ju P smith, Readlog
8 P Doer, N Y dB F Uarriott, Newark N J
O 8 Sutfield, Louisville .1 J Harbison, Louisville -
W Hamster, N Y
NATIONAL HOTRL—Race street, above Third.
B C Lan & I ny, Philade Demi I, Hopkins, Mil
JP Kllalegrr, Baltimore .1 M Reel, Phllala
J H Miller, Jackson, 0 II 8 Kurds, Delaware
O W Warren. Warreovllle Henry Einstein, Mt
Reedier, Pottsville R Thompeon, Doylestown
A Peter, Lee, Man M Lawles, Mugs
0 W Ramsay, Liarrliburg
BLAME SPUR INN—fifth andyidsrehant etreete.
W kettles, Pottstown J Devoe. Wait Chester
Joe Jczarici, New Darden, X Kimble, Okester eu, Pa
Pa J tl eesl. N Y
0 Marshall Taylor, Da eo, IHleshira.... Del co, Pa
Pa Thom Dewees. Del co, Pe
0 Penolroore. Phlppensbg W Grady, Cecil en, Md
Imo Pile., Cheater aches Mrs MtsTater, Cheater co,
tl T walker, Del co, Pa Pa
Jas Chadwick, Cheater co Rev R Reel, Abington, Ps
Jno Murray,Lawrenceellic, Alex Maio,Coatesville, Pa
Pa Aug J Crsli, Cecil co, Md
M Lewis & la. Del co, Pa Was Lewis, Del co, Pa
B Brooke Nyco, Bait Mr Ford, Phlia
tLD DAOLD UOTZL.—Thlret street, ob. Dellowhill
1 Reed. Montgomery co. Pa I Royer, Montgomery co,
A D De:quiet, Philadelphia Pa
II Stahl, Norriatowa D W Prrilth, Bucks co
Wm Beene, Ducts co R Gond, Doyle,tonn, Ps
BLACK BEMs iroT3L—irmtre. above Oallowhille
A Sohlichter, Rockville A Buckman, reestervllle
0 Roseman, Yeraterville M Vasiarmidaleu, kesater
-0 Roads. byberry ville
rY Dustman, Jenkintown T C Wolf, Danboro
N Gomm, Aliantown L Tomlluson, Va
Mrs Varienl,lalen, P. Mid/ Tenarilidslen, Pa
J Topp, Lamborn °Clemens, Chester Valley
BARLICY BIIRAP 110111L—decond street, below Vine.
T Blakey Walton& la,Bocka R Y Linton, Rucks en, Pa
co, P. V Pickering, Bucks so, Pa
It Pickering, Backe so, Pa J Newbold, Attleboro
J tiostbura, P. T Pickering, Doylestown
Wallidtnekert, Pa A Pouter, Jr, Newtown
L Lionel's, Pa W H deans, Pa
JSi RIAU:un, Palengton k Atlilboon, Buck, co, Pa
d tlwtth , Bucks a, , Pa S T Bail, Bucks co. Pa
altonicsoci,Buckaco,Pa 1) Pell, Buckingham
B J Smith, Pa J B Lambert, Pa
1) Females, Pit J McNair,Pa.
lof Williams, New Rope W 1) McNair, Pa
it Longehore, Pa J 0 0; euell, Pa
It Ball, Cheltenham, Pa W Davieon,Cheltenham,Pa
MADISON HOOBE-Beaoad Moat, above ilarkal.
Ja - aes H Bose., 13,1 L U Jenks & la, o,najunatl
W Welsh. Nwedesboro , . NJ h lo.ter , Ohio
llemmoad, Km. Pa /1 Gents, ColutzWa, Pa
kt Phllll,e, New York J Croaky, New them Ct
Openal Notices
The "Golden Prqe"—Pobilehers' Liberality.
—The new era In periodical literature has been marked
by an unprecedented liberality of expenditure which
seems to bare brought a golden harvest for the pub.
Ushers, which every ono will acknowledge is well de.
screed. Bonner, of the New York Ledger, IS sari to
hare anent almost three thousand dultars for his adver.
tisement in a single number of tho Tribune. With a
more Judicious, bnt not loss princely liberality, the
" GOLDIN Pawl," publisLed in New York. and the
eircnialion of which is said already' to approximate to
that of the Ledger, has entered the Bold, and engaged,
at a salary of fire hundred dollars a week, we under
stand, that distinguished soldier and accomplished
author, General 0. F. llnaoioos•r, to contribute to its
common a aerie. of article.; of " Personal Rocollectione
of Nicaragua."
General lienningsen le most favorably known through.
out Europe and the United States, as the author of
' , Re relations of Russia," "Twelve Months' Campaign
In Spain," and other highly interesting and meritorious
work.; while his character for honor, courage, and
high•loned chivalry, makes him admired and respected
wherever he goes. Prom him the pJblie may expect the
truth In regard to Nicaragua; and the (told°, Prize
will be eagerly sought wherever it Is known that he Is
• contributor to Its columns, especially with inch a
theme.
Tents.—Every our, nt time. feels the ne
cessity of some restorative of the vital powers, de
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con
dition let every one, instead of dying to the alcoholic
or medicinal etimulante, which must be followed by
depreeelon equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his
deranged system by the natural tonic elements of the
PIROYIIII Stave. Bold by Y. Daows. irlfth and Cheat
nut, and DABS !KU a. Co., Twelfth and Chestnut.
au2-dd.wtf
The Ladlea are land In praise •t the braull
filogoffecto of JUL'S 11113011 EAU Nrlllllllll/1210, or
hair Restorer, for its magic propertise in rendering the
hair soft awl glossy, and Inclining It to curl. It will
change harsh gray or red hair or whiskers to the origi
nal 11re-color ; and causes a new growth when baldness
exists. It is mei a dye. gold by all druggists, and by
Joss' tIAOIL &Co , No. 101 Chestnut street. In2-6t
Bawer'', Infant Cordlal.••Thls Invaluable
Cordial is prepared fromivar 'sty of the most choice and.
ethient aromatics known In 'medicine, and Is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infanta and
young children.
By Its powerful toluenee a speedy core Is ',Created In
all eases of Clone, windy pains and spasms. Hallows
end mitigates mush of chlidren's saffering daring /anti.
boa or teething, sad by its soothing properties ban.
vilifies pains of the bawds, loossarms, vomiting, its.
The Infant Cordial kaa become a standard remedy,
and bike boon used In thousanda of ease& with tko moot
ebundant Inlooll/1. No family about( be without It
'rapist(' only by las A. Bowls,
At his Drug lad Ohomtc►l Store,
N. B. corner of Birk and Green its., Philadelphia.
To wkom all onion most bei adhered. And for ref
'is Druggists (overalls. au 18-by
Saving Fend.—Five Per Cent, In .
NATIONAL SAPILTY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Sinn, IL W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
reoslead In any nn, large or small, and Interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money Is nteelved and payments made dolly, without
notice. The Investments an made In Real Estate,
Mortpirsa, Ground Beets, and Noah lret•elase newt
this as th shorter maim. OMee hours, from 9 &dock
In the morning until S o'clock In the aftarnoon, nd on
Monday and Thereby arszinos until S o'clock. fee
0 * oakar,.
OIL 888888 D
JAMILT 13X191N0 IdAOUINIIII,
7ao 0111YiTNIIT STUNT.
These bleehines us now jortly adoilttog to be *a
best in ate tor family sewing, =lung a new, strong,
rnd tilastio ditch, wide& will nos: rip, even if ovary
Anuth stitch be cat. aim:lane seat on application by
letter.
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER,
lIPTH AND CHESTNUT.
Meeks, None, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heade, Cir
ontars, Cards, and all other kinds or Job Printing, at
orlon to nit no timer. oalt-1y
Pleatnen.o Ravin/ Rand—Office 90S Walnut ,
street, one door west of Second street. Receives de. ' yeALE ROPE-I,QOO coils of superior B:do
polite In s9ms of On. Dollar and upwards, from alll - 9 -. Rope. mutufact
market, and for sale bywed esproacy for the Southern
Mama of the community, and allows Interest at the
FITLY,II O.,
rate of Are per sent. per 50Z111111. 1 11115 ' WEAVER,
25 North W a ter Attest.
Ofilee open daily, from 0 until 6 &elm*, sad on Mon. I - -
ear and lalarday until 9 In the evening. President, I. T AR,
PIT6 r II - , AND OAKUM—Constantly
ma n * itui wmintm , 44 ',crow thou x , on hula, and for sale lu lota to suit purchuers, by
WO. 1 ) 124
I W.EATNR, PITLEII 00
P 9 .:a P. WOO n, sad xi ti. wunwizti.
THE PRESS.--7PHILADELVHIA, SATURDAY. AUGUST , 7. . 1458.
On the morning of the 6th Instant, by Rov.
Peters, et hie residence, Pine street, Mr. JOSEPH
H. WIRTH to Miss lIRRTILL L. HAUL, bah of this
city.
tr. On the 6th inst., by Re, J. McDowell, D. D., JAMS
SPEAR to MIME ED9WN.
On Tbmaday, the 6th Instant, by Recorder Rhea
lIENRY V. iIANBBERRY to SALLIE RlOll, both 0
Backe cr,
Before Recorder !nen, by Friends' Ceremony, on the
morning of the 6th Instant, CHARLES V. PETERS
to /Willi 11. PETRBR, both of Delaware co, Ye,
On the 6th Met , ANN Sink SMITH, daughter of
John and Mary Smith, In the 19th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the MIMI are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, tbie (Saturday) af.
tornoon. at 4 o'clock, from the residence of her La
nai. Pourth street, near Market, Camden, N. J. *
Suddenly, on the morning of the bth inst., CEO. H.
WHITAKER, In the 321 year of hie age.
The male Mends and relatives, also Mellta Lodge,
Ni. 295, A. V. , are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence of hie father. No 657
North Eighth atreet, on Sunday morning, the Bth lust.,
at 8 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery. *
Suddenly, on the 4th inst., Mrs. ELIZAIISTH A.
wife of ISAAC) D. WALLINOTON, aged 48 years and 8
months.
- •
The relatives and friend, of the family are respect,
folly Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her husband, Nn. 7 Laurel street, above Space, this
(Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Much
path Cemetery.
Soddenly, on the oth font., Mrs. BARER MATEY
DAILY, 'tithe 44th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of John Berried, 1034 flhimkamazier, street, above Queen,
Eighteenth ward, late Kensington:
On the 6th last., ANDREW MoICEON, Br., aged 70
yew, of Lon londerry, Ireland
On the 4th Met., after a mote/toted illness, Mrs HA
HAN A. READY. in the 71st year of her age. *
On the 6th inst., Mrs. REBEOOA BARER, aged 66
years. [New York Herald photo, copy.] **
On the 28th nit., of periussis, AUGUSTA M., only
daughter of LEWIS and ltfiliNt;OA A. CONRAD, aged
2 months and 0 days. • '
On the 6th lost, MARY ANN. daughter of SA
MUEL and ELIZABETH OARDY.NER,aged 16 mos.*
On the 4th lust., Mrs, ANN NlOllOl.B, la the 60th
year of her age.
Oa th,i 6th hot., WILLIE, only ton of JAMES N.
and bLIZ Mani WILSON, aged 2 year, and 11
months.
On the 4th Butt., 'FANNY MeDONAUGII, aged 32
years.
On Tuesday, 31 inst., at her residence in Franklin-
Ville Mn . ELIZA OWEN SCOTr, will of Benjamin
Scott, (formerly of Bristol, England) spill 74 year..
The friends of the femtly are respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral, from the Rev. Allred Oookman's
Church, in Green street, above Tenth, this (Saturday)
afternoon at two o'clock, without further Invitation. *
On the 4th lost., Mrs. CATHARINE YATES, for
merly of Montgomery county, In the 88th year of her
•
sp.
On the 6th Inst., of paralysis, Mr. ANTHONY SHIM
MER, in to 70th year of his age.
Suddenly, on the 6th inst., 18AA0 LEVI, In the 61st
Year of his age. • *
On the 4th lost , at Norfolk, MINOR HARVEY. In
the 64th year of his age.
On the 4th Inst., Mr. CONRAD M. ESHER, In the
824 year of his age. [St. Louis papers please copy.]
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Twenty-third street, below Spruce. on Sunday
afternoon next, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Mechanics'
Cemetery.
On the 84 Inst., CHARLES MULLIN, aged 80 years.
The relative' and friends of the family, together with
his Masonic brethren, old the members of Crystal
Fount Lodge, No. 110, and Ashland Encampment, No.
145, I. 0. of 0. F. are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral, from hie late residence, No 1232 Mont
gomery street, on Sunday afternoon next, at two
o'clock.
On the 31 inst.. PAUL lIENRI' infant son of EMILY
P. and WM B. STAMM. 11. N.
Suddenly, on the 4th inst., THOMAS HAMILTON, the
only eon of HENRY H. and BOALBELLA M. YOUNU ,
aged 3 years and 9 months. *
On the morning of the 6th Init., ANTOINETTE K.,
Infant daughter of GEORGE K. anti ELIZABETH H.
ZEIGLER.
At Melbourne, Auatralia, on the 17th of April, at 611
resldance, Elwell street, formerly of Philadelphia,
011ARLVIS ORAMER, aged 81 years, of congestion of
the brain—greatly regretted by all who knew him. *
On the 4th Inst., MARA, infant daughter of ED
WARD and SARAH JUSTIN, aged 2 years. •
ITTChurch of the Covenant.—Rerrlces In
CONCERT HALL, CEIF:BINUT above Twelfth,
TO-MORROW (Banday,) at ICIX A. 81. by the Rev.
HENRY W. WOODS, and at 8 I'. AL by Roy. W. W.
SPEAR, D.D. • au7-11*
ry•-• Union Tabernacle, (Bread and Girard
u,g AVENVE.)—TO-DAY—Children'e Meeting at
6P. M. TO-MORROW—Preaching at 11.1 i A. M. by
Rey. Mr. PARKER; at 6 P. M. by Rer. J 0. LYONS
At the came time joutelde) by Rev J. 11. RIPLEY.
In Gorman 0.10 A. AI. ard 7P H. Prayer Meeting at
4P. H. Berrice every opening at 8. au7.lt*
Church e 1 the Epiphany, Chestnut and
FIFTIENTII Streets...TWA Church will be open
ter Divine Berries, to-morrow, at 1034 A. M.. sad at
4X P. M. The Rector, Per. W. 0. PRENTIEId, will
prveteb morn!ng and stteromn.
Early Sabbath Worship.—T. It. Stock
-11,3 TON will Preach, D. V., at NATIONAL HALL,
Market Street, above Twelfth. on SABBATH MOR
NING, at 8S o'clock. UNION PRAYER MEETING
from Ito oln Gut Afterooon. " The Spirit and Mc
Bride Jay—COME!" an7-It*
Tr- Spirtlnallsm.—Mrs. A. L Cowin will give
LECTURE, acccmvsniud by Spirit Manifesto
lions, on SUNDAY N.YENINO, st'll o'clock. at SAN-.
SUM ST. HALL. A Conference will be bold at 101" A.
M. Admission 5 cents.
Masonic Nottce.—The Of ficrrs and
members of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Pennsyl
vania. A, Y. M., the Brethren of 111.Ing Flier Lodge,
No. 120, and the Brethren of the Otter generally, aro
requested to meetit Masonic Hell, °beaten t atr.et, on
SUNDAY next, the Bth teat., at 2 o'clock P. 11., to
&Mind the funeral of Bro. CLIARI.ES 811.ILLIN, late
W. M. of No. 120.
By order of the Acting W. M..
• • a•. on a..na - nisr iraCif atsl4 ---
attfi-lto Searetary,
irrNet re.— n electlen let seven Directors
.of the MONTOUR IRON COMPANY, to eerie
dialog the ensuing year, will be held on SATURDAY,
the fourth day of September next, between the hour. of
twtlve o'clock M. and one o'clock P. M.. at toe late
Office of the Company, In the Berlioz Railroad COM.
pany's Buildings, In the city of Philadelphia. Penna.
By ord , r of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, Jr..
an4-dtsept4 Secretary.
r neurones COM Imlay .11 la^ Slate al rem.
1,3 SYLVANlA—Psitaustruta, August 2,
The Directors have this day declared a div.deild of sla
per cent., or twelve dollar. per mare, out of the p:ofits
of the Company, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal reprosentatives. on and and after the Ith Itutatit.
au3-10t WILLIAM DANDER, Secretary.
n r-4. Home for Invalids with Atfectious of
u... 3 THE OIIE3T.
S. W. cor. PARKE and OLIPSTNIIT Streets
an24 , nlf Wuet Philadelphia.
FCFairmount and Arch•strect City run.
SBNOER RAILWAY CO—At a Meeting of
t ommissioncre named in the Act to Incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch•street City Passenger Rail
way Compaq, held in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the OMce of William L. Hirst,
Esq., Sixth street. below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 8 o'clock, the follorlng Commissioners, William M.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert 3. Uempbill, Oeorge
U. Thomas, James B. Smith. together with the Chair
man, were appointed a Committee to make the Twos
miry Rmingemento and open BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP
TION, according to the general Railroad Act.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the above.rutmed
Commissioners will meet at the Welborn' House,
SANg•ONI Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, WED
NRSDAY, and THUM') AY, the 10th, 11th, and 12th
days of August, 18511, at 10 o'clock A. M receive
~ to recve
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the above.named
Passenger Railway Company.
ISAAC LEECH, JR., Chairmen.
BOB?. 3. geeretary. jy22-taul2
Firemen's Prayer Meetings. held tinder
the su.pltes or the YOUNG MEN'S Ol!Rid-
TIAN .1.850C1ATION:
Diligent Engine Co., Daily from 6 to 0 P. 31., and
Tuesday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
u e n o da ka y m a t t I'.
uc fs .o l H.
Robert Morris Hose Co., Tuesday Evenings, 8 o'cl'k.
America Engtne Co , Tuesday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Diligent Hose Co., Wednesday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Philadelphia Engine Co., Wednesday Evenings, 8
o'clock.
Southwark Engin* Co., Wednesday E'enlnto, 8
o'clock.
Fairmount Engine Co., Thursday Evening( 8 o'cl 'k Nor. Liberty Cope Co., Thursday Evenings, o'clock
Independence Hose Co., Thursday Evenings, 8 o'cl'k
Volted Staten note Co., Thursday Evealug4, 8 o'cl'k
ood Will llosa Co., I hunulay Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Schuylkill Iloeo Co. Thursday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
IV astern Hose Co., P ,
ridsy Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Spring (Listen (lose Co , Friday Lvenings, 8 o'clock
United States Engine Co., Sundays, 5 to 61'. M.
Pennsylvania Hone Co., Sundays, 4 to 5 P. M.
Delaware Engine Co., Sunday Eventoga, 8 o'clock
Western Engine Co., Sunday Evenings, 8 o'clock,
A Union Prayer Marling in also hold In the Robert
Ralkea &tool House, etzth street, above Carpenter,
daily, from 6 to 7 P. 31., to which all are Invited.
••• • .
By order of the Executive Committee. jy3losattr
rrTss- Colon Ilonk.—At a Meeting of the
Board of Commissioners of tho Union Bank the
f i .ilfOwing preamble and resolution wore adopted :
Whersas. The Commissioners of the Union Bank,
by very' general request of the Stockholders, resolved
not to enforce the payment of the second Instalment on
tke subscription to the Capital Stock or said Bank
during the financial crisis of lust year, and as, In the
Judgment of the Commissioners, the proper time for
the organization of mid Bank has now been reached,
therefore
Resolved, That the necond fontslment of Twenty
Dollars per share on the subscription to the Capital
Stock of satd Bank shall be pall at the 0111ce of the
Bank, Southwest corner of THIRD and ARCH Street*,
Philadelphia, between the first and fifteenth data of
September next, and between the hours of 10 and 1
o'clock daily.
Stockholders wishing to pay prior to the above date
cau do so as heretofore.
JOHN M. POMEROY. secretary :
July 19, 1868. Jy2l-welsel6
Protice --%llt Vtitludrlplihe Puescuger
;13 RAILWAY COMPANY, July 16, 18158.
The earn of this Company now run every five min.
rites from THIRD - and MARKET Streets to their
Depot, on LORAN and HAVERPORD Streets.
Jyte-lm W. S. MANN, Superintendent.
MONUMENT RETREAT, RED
BANK—SUNDAY EXCrURSIONS —The
subscribers having chartered the new, swift, and com
modious steamboat VII AN, she will les , . Megairdi' l l
wharf. Kensington, every SUNDAY at 10X, IX. S, and
o'olook. for RED BARR, stopping at AMR and
CHRISTIAN Streets, landing at the Battle Cronud.
Returning at 12, 2X. 4X. and 7 oielock. Excursion
It, cents. Lager beer and other refseeburents.
CHRIBCOPHER KLEINE.
SNRY tiVERBECK,
au7.lt* WILLIAM BECKET.
M. SLOCUM, DENTIST, OFFICE 809
ifs .011EEN Street, adjoining liermuktown Ittitrod
Depot. aut-ite,
WAKEN UP, SUPPOSED TO BE
stolen, a smsil•aisad YAWL BOAT For Infor
mation apply at, vioNT Street, bel,r NORM, Mat
Ward. (au7-Itol JNO. HOTTER Jr.
RASPBERRY VENEGteR.—This to pre
SA , pared from perfectly ripe Pratt, selected with the
grestent care and of the beet quality. A mall quantity
of thin Vinegar Syrup. mixed In a tumbler of cold wa
ter, tualtes a moat d ilcions drink. A• a beverage for
the nick, it is unequalled, being at once soothing and
medicinal. Prepared and sold by
CHARLES SHIVERS,
Druggiat and Chemist,
N. B. Cotner Spruce and Seventh sta., Phila.
Pride 60 ants per bottle, or dom.
Jyso-2wll
CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY.-
There will be no necessity for travellers taking a
supply of CltlAitS with them. as a oorrplete assort
ment of GENUINE. HAVANA, of Samuel Simes's im
portation, will be found on sale at CONtiIIESS UALL,
Claps Island, and at •the UNITED STATE. 3, Atlantio
site. ITV
! fIAGGING TWINE—i,OOO lbs or Superior
NJ Begging Twine, suitable for the southern market,
, manufactured awl ter sale by
WEAVER, FITLER. &
au6 23 North Water &riot.
inatriave
ilatatbo.
Want»,
VIVANTED—Py a young Man, a situation
• • as Travelling eslesinan, or In eollcling orders for
A good manufactory. Good references given. Address
O. 13., Press Office. ist727te,
SSOOWANTED ON PROPERTY
eight per c.nt. will he given. Ar let to
H. 0. THOMESON A . G. M. OONNARROE,
arie7-1w 913 ARCH street.
AATANTED—A situation by a young woman
of good address, aa bursa; 1N a good sewer; would
take eharKe of a chil d, and make herself otherwise unto
ful. Apply at Deaney'e Court, Marriott street. above
Fourth. auftdt*
s A itu N o T on E w L%— t ty urt a ii ni r. id u d i l m e• d ag .i ed d
r ill eve an cot.. a
bility will be appreelated. Has a aloroti g h knowledge
of busbies., and can glee tho beet of testimonials. Ad.
dross LONDON, Oftloo of The Preis. au6.2t*
WANTED—An Assistant Book•keepor in
s Wholesale Dry Goods Jobbing UOUIIO. Address,
with Waimea, MARKET St., at this Omen. aulint*
ITANTED—A GOVERNESS to teach a
lady the branches of A sound English education,
at her own house. Addross MARVIN, Blood's Dispatch.
. ats6-2t.
WANTED—By a Young Lady, a situation
F F as teacher of Music, French, and Latin in a
Seminary or private family. Ocod reference given and
required, address SUSAN, at this Office. auf-3t*
WA NTE D—Type and Materials for a
Job Office In exchange for prime land In the
State of Kentucky. Titre warranted.
Apply to JNO. HIIITINO , No. 182% S. THIRD St.,
second story front room. aul4t*
WANTED—A situation as Lawyer's Clerk,
by &young man well read In the law, and who is
it good copyist. and willing to engage his cornices at a
fair compensation. Addreu LAW, at this Office.
aus4t*
WA.NTED—A Purchaser for an exclusive
• • Dusiness,well established and payinghandsornely.
Only $5OO required. flatbdaelory reasons for selling out
will be given. Address JAMS, Blood', Dispatch.
on6.3t*
WANTED—A Situation, by a young man,
in a flret-class Domestic Commission Dry•goode
House, to learn the business. The moat acceptable
references given. Address A. IL, at this Office. au3.6t*
FRAZER RIVER MINES.—WANTED—
T witatylave men to complete an organizing company.
Applicants will be given every information on this enb
ject by adares4ing (until August 10) bOX 1890, Phila.
delphla Yost Waco.
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—Ablehodled, unmarried man, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from ill to 822 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED 81111TIOE at No 817 MARKET Street,
abovelghth, north eds.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
lot Lista. 2d Regt. of Oamalry,
aplf-tf Recruiting Officer.
AlillinerL Esoobs.
A UGUST, 1858.
We would Invite the attention of Southern and
Western Buyers to oar Pall Styles of •
SILK, VELVET, and
FANCY BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, and
MILLINERY GOOD%
Now reedy for the Trade at the lowest Market prices.
STERN & FREEMAN,
au7-1m 721 CHESTNUT Street.
New publications
QTOOKTON'S BIBLE ROOMS, No. 1400
OFIESTNUT Wt.—Unrivalled Ferias of NEW TES
TAIMINTd, &o. 4, STAND UP FOR JESUS," with
Notes, Illuetrationx, and Musia nearly ready. Advance
Orders lapelled am received. ata-lt*
JOURNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS,
sVALIPENTERB
CORDWAINERS,
EIIIP CARPENTERS,
HATTERS,
And those of ALL OTHER TRADES, will Sod some.
thing to interest them in the columns of the 4 t
TIONAL LCIIANIO," a Weekly taper that will be
published next week. Call at the office, No. 108 A
tooth THIRD Street, (second flooe,) end subscribe.
CARRIERS and AGENTS WANTED. auMf
STORY ON THE CONSTITUTION.
NEW EDITION.
0031MRNTADIES ON THE OONBTITITION OP
TUE UNITED STATES; with & preliminary Review
of the Constitutional History of the Colonies end States,
before the Adoption of the Constitution.
DT DON. JOSEPH STORY, LL. D.
TEIRD EDITION, REVItIED,
2 vote. ...0 T0....57 50.
IVotices e the Prerio. Editions
. .
Ilk work on the Constitution of the United Plates
Is one of his most eminently successful labors."—{Dantel
Webster.
'Thep attain a most comprehensive and ueurate
exposition. . . . . Thvy should be attentively read
by all who are des.rous of acquiring a correct view of
the original Constitution of our American Colonies.”—
[London Lew Review.
Tho work now befora us is to our Constitution al
that Blackstone's Commentaries wore to the English
Constitutiou."--{Anierican Monthly Bestow.
Just Published by
LITTLE, BROWN, .1. CO.,
N 0.112 WARRINGTON titre:, Boston.
Irss-sas tut tsar-
Dparbing.
BOARDlNG—Vacancios for oinglo Gentle
mi. at 64 N. BEVENTIT. &u 4 4t*
AGENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
. GENTLEMAN may obtain Board at 712 CLIE:;T•
NUT Btrovi, oppotitt 1111 sob Le Hall. au2-611
THE "OLD DOMINION"
TM.A. POT.
ONLY HALE THE USII4 QUANTITY RE
QUIRED, AND A SUPERIOR BEVERAGE
OBTAINED.
TUE "OLD DOMINION" TEA POT is made on the
mime plan as the OLD DO3IIN/ON" COFFEE POT ,
arid is designed for boiling BLACK TEA. Only ONE
U ALP the usual quantity of tea required, and a beverage
obtained as much snperior to the ordinary Infusion of
tea, as the Coffee mole iu the "Old Dominion" Coffee
Pot is superior to coffee made In the common boiler.
This is nut mere assertion, but fact, as any housekeeper
may prom for herself.
The Chinese, who, It is presumed, knew something
about tea, boll it. Instead of making, as the English and
Arne:leans do, a we ak Infusion. lo the latter ease, at
least half of the strength of the tea Is lot.
Al a matter of economy, to say nothing of the supe.
rior excellence of the tea which' it produces, the '• OLD
DOMINION" TEA POT commends itself to all house.
keeper.•
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers Under the Patent for the United State■
of the " OLD DOMINION" TEA and COFFEE POTS,
and ARTHUR'S CELEBRATED SELF-SEALING
FRUIT CANS and JARS.
[l7- For sale by Dealers In Iloutakeeplng Articles,
end Storekeepers generally. au7-lt
TI-IM " OLD DOMINION"
COFFEE POT
The great Invention of the day is the " OLD DOMIN
ION" COFFEE POT, lu which coffee can be made with...
out the least loss of aroma. Even ordinary coffee, In ono
of these pots, snakes as good drink as the best old Java
lu each as are commonly used. Wherever introduced,
they have given the moot complete satisfaction, and the
demand from all parts of the pulled Ntates le large, and
rat idly increseing.
Dr. Hall, of New York, In his Journal of Health. for
Ju.y. 1858, we! " We commend the OLD DU3IINION
COPPED PUT to all lovers of good coffee, as we per
sonally know that It is one of the new thing.' offered
to the public in which no imposition is practised, and
which has the double touchers of science ma common
sense."
The New York Atlas says: We unhesitatingly pro
:sou:me the' OLD DOMINION' the thing. its manage
meet la no simple that a child can use it, and it saves
one-fourth of the Coat of making it in the old-fashioned
" la New York Mercury says: "Virginia, which hex
supplied as with several Presidents, now steps forward,
and furniehes as with the very best kind of s Llutfce
Pot that wax ever invented. We speak by the card
The New York Dog Doak sap : The well-known
French , tofpgin, , womb American travellers usually
bring home with thorn, is worthless by the aide of the
Old Dominion." and we doubt If there can bo such
perfect coffee beverage produced, the world over. as
this invention places on our breakfast table daily."
The editor of the Christian Register, 0 , ricord, N.
li., who has been luxuriating In the delicious bare
rage which the Old Dominion always produces, says
"No such coffee have we tilted since we dunk It at
the world-renowned Illppocrene of this Inspiring beve
rage, the Cafe des Sills Colonnee, In Paris. This In
strums:at ot philosophy may be obtained. deo."
The New York". says : "The 'OLD DOWNION
COFFEE POT' Is decidedly a great Institution, and
should at once be voted Into every household in the
land."
Ito preset are In every wountrea mouth.”—Spr fop
field Itepetb.ienn
. We would not give up our 4 OLD DOMINION' for
four tlince it., price, it another could not be obtalned. 3,
Home emptier.
The Neto Yorker thus endorses the OLD DOMINION:
"It give& 11l the entire strength as well a the grateful
aroma of the berry, sod by its simple constructiou
Is may of use, always in order, and furnishes good cot
fee at one-fourth less coat than the old and unsatisfac
tory method of boiling."
The drought winch it males le nectar compared
with that of old. time coffee-pots "—Spr ingficid( Afar r)
tirpublican.
The Lady's Book says "The OLD DOMINION in.
beyond question, the beet coffee-maker over intro
durnd to the publio and the only one by which all/
the strength and vi rtue of coffee can be extraCted
bo ling, without toe lore ur aroma. The arrangement
of the boiler is simple, ingenious, and on accurate, se , -
entitle principles. We commend it with tLe lull kuow
ledge that It will be all that is claimed for it."
/ he editor of the New York Day Book wit: be
economy of the affair is not Its least merit, CI it el
tracts th- essence of the berry so ri:lnplete.yi that one.
quarter Ism of the coffee aced generally, producne
that Ingary in a degree of perfection new hitherto
reached "
It is simple In vonstfuctloh, easily used, aril will
glee good co.in. &Tway*, at our fourth lees cost than by
the old tootles of bolllog."—ilome Magazine.
In all our experb.nce of c.t&o•driu•iog, we never
!mod &uphill triad to what we now have dully at our
morning meal It is the perlschou of solles."—Philua
del pSia .lEcining Journal.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is manufactured, under the Patent for the United
States, by
Arthur, Burnham, & Gilroy,
117 & 119 SOUTH TENTH SIREI T, Pllll4.
Also, rasunfseturers, under the Patent for the Vol.
fed Btatee, of " OLD DIMINION" TEA. POT, 'IA
ARTIIIIIVi CELEBRATED KELP-BeALING PRINT
CANS and JARS.
V - For sale by Dealers in Housekeeping Artnlea,
ant lltoretespera generally. aul -lt
VIRST AND SECOND QUALITY FLUE
r AND BURET IRON. Al•ti, (1 ainneter, Coal
Mint , Sugar Mould, Tank, and Plate Iron, c it to pat-
tern, up to all lathes wide. For ease by to • manalati-
J. WOOD dr. DROTIIIMP,
aati-In4 NerWi Yhiladtletlit
tUbcflesale Mrp v,gobs.
igoopAaißAf4Es
- and Plotabed
SHEETING'S, SiiIRTINGS(and DRILLINGS,
direct frotti.;..
LACONIA, GREAT YALLS, .
HADLEY, PERKINS, -
MASSACHUSETTS, DWIGHT, ' '
BARTLET, and OABOT MILLS,
In which will be found a largo and de.trable easortment,
to which we beg to call the attention of the trade.
ROBESON INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, HAMPDEN '
TWEEDS, STRIPES, TICHINGS,
AND COTTONADEB,
In great variety.
SATINETS, FLANNELS, &e.,
➢or sale by
FROTIIINGHAM lc WELLS, Agents,
attB.2mlf 35 LETITIA St, acid 34 8. FRONT St
EbiBROIDERLES AND LACKS
GEORGE PEARCE & CO., •
241 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
62 AND 64 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK,
Rave now open, and are conshutly soaking additions to,
a large and varied stock of
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
NETS,
JOINED BLOND, QUILLINGB, &c.,VI
To which they Invite the attention of
THE JOBBING TRADE
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
132 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have just receleod on consignment 150 Bales
GRAY, WHITE, AND BLUE MAOKINAWB,
AZID
NECIRO BLANKETS
Also,
300 PIECES TAPESTRY, INGRAIN and VENETIAN
OARPETINGS: .
150 BALES 11140 E AND WHITE WADDING.
N 0.416 MARKET STREET
i'HILADELPIIIA, AtrOUBT, 1858
FALL TRADE
WM. 11. BROWN & 00.
Are now revolving their
FALL STOOK OF PORHIGN
♦MERIOAN DRY GOODS,
To which the attention of
le reepeetrally invited
LEE & BEARE,
N 0.230 CHESTNUT STREET,
HATE NOW OPEN
Their Ball Importation of
liv mug 000 DB,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACA GOODS, Sia
Which they offer to the Trade on the most liberal
terms. J731-8t
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
JOHN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
No. 113 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
AND 267 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Are now receiving their FALL IMPORTATION of
FRENOH AND ENGLISH,
KID, BEAVER, BUCK, SILK, mug, VIII, FUR—
TOP, AND PLUSH•LINED
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
JAMES A. FARNUM,
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
219 OIIESTNUT STREET,
(or BTAIRB,)
Has 1401 f OTIls for efamination a, full assortment of
Gloves, Gauntlets, Bhirte, Drawers, Turkey Red and
Madder Handkerchiefs, Comfort', Scarfs, Roods, Re
golettem, Hose, and other Germantown fancy goods;
Domestic Duck Gloves, Mittens, and Gauntlets; Dress
Trimmings, Buttons Belts, ho., &0., to which ho in
rites the sttention of the trade.
Agent for Now Britain Knitting oo. , nlttinsral Spring,
Pacific, Woleotrille, Trenton, and gohoes Shirts and
Drawers. jr29Loodlm
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
(AGENTS FOR PIIILADELPRIA)
CARPET MANIIYA-OTURERS,
No. 138 CHESTNUT STREET.
jyl9-todtr
CARPETINGS.—
AUBURN THREE-PLYS,
ISUPERFINES AND VENITIANS.
Manufactured by
JOBIAU BARBER.
Bole gents in this City,
ATHOOD, RALSTON & CO.,
Jylll.-tf No. 633 MARKET Street.
WELLING, COFFIN, h CO. ,
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on band, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of goods:
A. Jr W. BBRAGUES' PRINTS. in grant variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues,
Shirting', and Fancy Styles.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lours/ ale, Masonville,
Hope Washington, Union Mille,
illactonv, Cohannet, Johnston ,
White Rock, Phenix, Acton, &e.
BROWN IHIENTIEOB. SIIIRTINUS, AND OSHA
BURGS.
Matcaca, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettriek, Eaat'n Virginia, Nagle,
Man,henter, Mee's h Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanics', Warren A, Carrs' River„
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Bottontlere, Pomerore, and (Denham Co.'s Slack
and Poncy all-wool and cotton warp Clothe In great
variety.
DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
Greenfield Co., Boat.. River, lirletol,
Terry's, Stearn's, and others.
SATINETS.
Stearn'', Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Caprcu,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpenters', Florence Mille ,
liockanurn, Duhring's, COUTONTIIIO, &O.
SlLESlAS.—Lonsdale's, timitit'e, and other makes,
pfeln and twilled, of all color'''.
Yanoy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denims and Tlekings.
Rhode Island and Philadelphia Linsey' and Apron
Shepard's and Slater's Canton Flannel'', &a. Iy=-2111
RIOIIARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS. DIAPERS. &a
CON7MERB of RIOIIARDBON'S LIKENS, and those
&Fiona of obtaining the GENUINE. GOODS, ahould
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the drm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
as a placentae of the soundness and Mixability of the
Goods,
This caution to rendered essentially mammary as large
quantities of inferior and defective Lil3BllB are prepared.
sewn after season, and sealed with the name of
RICHARDSON by Irish homes, who, regardless of the
injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
mut the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can be Imposed on with Ooods of a worthlesa
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2.8.6m Agent'', 38 011U11011 Street, New Yolk
for Bale nub tit o Let.
To RENT—THE FIRST, THIRD,
1/0111tTlf and FIFTH Stories, and Two Cellars,
of No. 100 &BOLL Street. above FRONT. sinply to
11101101', 131110103, & CO ,
an7-10t 120 North Whams.
TO REN T—Tho new, fonr•storied,
S ron-front store, No. 246 North Third street, above
Race, with shelving, counter, Ste., suitable for a whole
sale and retail clothlns store ' or any other business.
Terms Bellew:dory. Apply at No. 232 North THIRD
street, three doors above. ata-If 7t*
A r) RENT—Ccuuting•Houee No. 130
WI North Delaware Avenue. with floor extending
through to Water street. Apply to
JOHN M. KIINNEDY Lc CO.,
and 132 N. Delaware Avenue.
'LION SALE—A Route on a Sunday Paper,
IL' which will be disposed of quite reasonably.
Addreem W. 11. 13., this Office. sue•atie
WANTED TO RENT—Tao or three
Rooms for Offices, on the Brat or second story, net
IP, than 13 feet In width, between Chestnut and Race,
and Ninth and Eleventh greets. Apply to
A. F. OLD,
No. 103 North Seventh street,
and-6th corner of Arch, It') stake.
ri-R STORE TO LET.—A desirable Store,
121 No. 24 N THIRD Bt. For the Bret aye months at
a were nominal rent. aue•at*
T 0 R T—The second and third
LI stories of No. 103 ASCII Street, second door above
Front, north aide. APPlg . to
O.SADLER k CO.,
au3-tr 0 North Water Street.
OFFICE TO—LET.—AN ELIGIBLE OF.
ME for an Ingo:note Company, or similar coy
poratlork, having three comrnanleatlng rooms on the
game floor, No. 222 WALNUT street, above DOCK.
Immediate porgeaslon given. Apply to
JOHN 0. REEFER, or
THOMAS T. BUTCHER,
No. 112 South TUMULI Street,
mboMuthe-tt second story, front room.
VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE.—The
su'lscriber has five Farms for sale in the county of
Albemarle, varying in nine from 140 to 1,300 acres, and
ranging from 35 to 00 per acre. One tract of very
rich Land, but unimproved, containing over 1,100
acres, he will sell for So per acre—no money to be paid
for four years, and no interest required.
For further information inquire of JOHN L. O'NEAL,
000 MARKET Street, Philadelphia, or of the sub
scriber, at CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
jylo4tudw PAUL GOODLOE.
s2,(l()().—s2 F o gß t• 1 , 1 ALE , ,. 4 a Alortgo t gofpy
u A r roy on t roper y wor th
more than double the ant w o e unt. "
JOLIN B. STOCKDALE,
3 .. y22 921 South SIXTH Street.
014 WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cor-
Ada aer-ctore Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Pr vielon business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch Wed preferred. Addrees GROCER, Errs'
office, /Yl5
Jl'OR SALE—A valuable LOT, In the vlei
. nttr or the Baltimore Depot, In an improving
neighborhood. Tor particulars, *larm J. K., Dos. 921
Post-efllce. J 716
/^1 ERMAN OIGARS.-15 cam yarloum
13f brawls, in afore and Ea rate by
WILLIAM R. YEATON,
114 119. al§ (Ws% /WM Writ
'Wait 0.060.
DEAL MADRAS CRAVATS.
Bright colors, gennbie Midras' Hindkoreblefe,
Yard ever°. Phoppa, PARPLE S ongee, and 8
BROTHERSOrme Mktg.
SH,
auG•lf • CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
FRENOII SHIRT BOSOMS.
An invoice of Woven Jaconet Shirt Bosoms, in
various nt3rles and extra taw= imrpidlt,
au6.if • CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
FRINGED LINEN TOWELS.
Damask Huckaback Towels, with Terione colored
headings. Also, Bath Towelings and Diapers.
SHARPLBSS BROTHERS,
auddf OIIEBTNUT AND MUM.
THE PROMENADE SKIRT PAR'" EX
CELLENCE.
SkirtPs• m ora n ICo
beat a w t a e t n c t h P s ari
ien Ex
stteenesli.
on Tournme
Ladies de e
i o in he h be beautiful s p
ap g
given to the dress
by blomten unequalled Patent Skirts can procure them
lower than elsewhere at - our Bkirt and Comet Depot, B.
E. corner Eleventh and Chestnut. They are the only
liklrta to which we can tendons name for recommenda
tion to our lady readers. -
blaring on hand other Celebrated" makes, we are
masiotut to alone them out at great inductions.
J. O. SIAXNVELL•k•SON,'
New Trimming Store and Factory,
an44t B. E. Corner Eleventh and Chestnut.
WILLIAMSVILLE, Wamentta, Water.
V Twist, Pontiac, Utica, and other superior makes:
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin by the piece or yard.
LINENS
Of Richardsou'o, Nieholson's, and Robinson's make,
warranted pure and strong. An excellent heavy Nichol.
eon's Linen, at 37;L5 cone.
Diapers, Ornih Towelling., 8 to 12N cents; heavy
Diggings, Tow Linens, Ac., dec.
LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
at 60, 75, 88, $131.26 to $4. Napkins, Doylies, Hanka
back In towels and by the yard ,• Flannels, Tickings,&e.
LAVELL A CLOTH. •
Black and Drown Mixed Lavelleat 10 cents; .
also,
liner grades. Dusters from 870 to $4. Excellent Lavelle
Dusters, $1.25 and sl.i6.
MANTILLAS.
' Closing out balance stock cheap.
COOPER A CONARD,
jyllo S. R. corner NINTH and MARK T.
HOODED CLOAKS, -
FOR THE SEASIDE,
• AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING Olt DUST CLOAKS,
Indlepeniablo fors Country Ramble, or en route to th e
. Spring, , at $2.60, $3 60, $4.60, and $O.
ELEGANT MANTILL AS. .
WRENCH AND ENGLISH LACE.
BLACK BILK,
SILK AND LACE.
CRAPE MARETZ CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT 081/1-RILE FORMER PRIO2B TO OLOBO THE MOWN,
AT THII
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
008 CHEBTNUT street,
71 17 J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
QUILKER DRY GOODS BEING .OLOSED
170 UT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Very rich Pads printed Marseilles, for Dreasee and
Basques,
Do. Paris printed lid Manta, Lawns, and Organdlee.
Baregee, Grenadines, and Chillies.
Ducal* and Gradelles.
High Lustre Black Silks.
French White Brilliants and Marseilles.
• Polka Spot Swim Mull.
White Goode,
all kinds.
Materials for Travelling Dresses and Dusters.
Bea Side Plaids for Bathing Robes, In medium and gay
Plaids, fast colors.
Lupin's beet quality all wool De Begs, in Brown and
Gray Mixtures.
Edgings, Inserting,, Finariciage, ke.
Linen and Marseilles Shirt BOSOM.
With the mat stock of
FAMILY DRY GOODS
IN DAILY USE.
Wide White and Black Shawl Bareges
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES ADAMS,
Jy27.tutbs U Eighth mad Arch street*.
MANTILLAS ! ! MANTILLAS! MO
ELROY respectfully invites the Ladles to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock le the largest,
our patterns the latent styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
6,000 yards Black and Fancy t3iilu , 37X, 44, 50, 50;
rich, 02X, 09, 75 ; very rich, 81, 87%, 96, 91.
10,000 yards Delainee, Bareges, Inmate, at 10, 12k,
103 i, 18%, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 36, decidedly the cheapest
In the city.
10000, yards One French Lawns, 10, 12%, 16%, 20, 26,
worth, many of them, 37% to 62X, very fine.
One lot of Crape Shear's, at $l6, worth $3O.
500 yards side-band Cassimores, 37%, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, less than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Vestium at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
ally.
1,000 One French Need%worked Callan, et 11, worth
ta.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid /stoma'', Swiss and
Cambric White Goods, the greatest bargains In the city'
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, In endleea va
riety, at leas than half the usual prices.
DIGHLItOT,
jel•trt th e-tf No. 11 South NINTH Waned.
THE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered la Ude City are
now being sold by
TIIORNLEY do ORIBM
N. E. oor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We nominated, a few days ago, at a moat tromendont
malice for •
a lot 'of very rich Embroidered Craps Shawls!, Lune
quality and style se we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are now gelling at the extremely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
Ladles, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
HANISHOWII SHAWL CO OHHAP;
Also, Plain Drape Shemin, from $4 to $l6. ' " '
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Man-
Ulla', &c.
%ravel 1 lag Drams Material in great variety.
Thin Summer-Drees Uoode.
Organdies, Dareges, Grenadines, Ac., the
BLACK SILKS, SANDY SILKS, &o.
Our name is Justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Material* for Men and Boys , Wear.
Linen floods, of our own importation.
Summer Canoe and other Flannels, &o. &e.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries , Hosiery, Shoves, ho., at
THORNLEY & 011181%1'8
"ONLPRICE 0/..811 13TO
N. IL Oor. N. 1013.11.1& SPILLNO GARDXN Streets
jel9-tt
LUPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK
BAH EDE, for Shawls, Talmo, Ace., whole ale
and retail. Storekeepers impelled for nett each.
CHARLES ADAMS.
/Y/ 4 EIGHTH 81:111 ARCH Streets.
politiral
VI OR CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
COURT—
nonzwr G. MARCH,
OF THE THIXTEENTM WARD.
Subject to the will of the People'. Convention.
jy2tl-Im*
FOIL REGISTER OF WILLS
ELI DILLIN,
Of TRIAYOURTRRNTH WAID,
Subject to the }tales of the People , ' Party. •
Attd, if elected, I pledge myself to confine the Ofdee
to the legal fees establinhed by law. .17/448*
WILLIAM E. KERN,
SHERIFF,
PIMPRENTR WARD
Subject to the Rahn of People's Party. }y2o•tf
CARD.—The undersigned hereby informs
his friends that he will be a candidate for tho Office
of SHERIFF
of the City and County of Philadelphia, at the ensuing
election, if nominated by "The People."
JOS. M. COWELL.
PHILADIMPRIA,,Tune 6,1668.
F OR CONGRESS-TIHRD DISTRICT.
JCHEPII SITES,
Or TIM SIXTRINIR WARD.
Added to Democratic ruler. j721-Im*
CLERK OF TAE ORPHANS' COURT,
TEOS. E. HARKINS,
ORVINTIDINTII Wl3O.
Subject to Democratic Rules. jr2ll-tri
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Babied to the will of the Poople'e Convention
Ir6•tf
R EGISTER OF WILLS—
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Oubjes!. to Demoorstle Rules. jeBo-tN*
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT—
JOBEDI A. hIONIINIatER,
Ekren% Ward
abject to the mita of the Democratic party.
Jel7-dto*
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
JOHN °Amax
Filth Ward
Babied to Democratic Rules
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS— •
OHARLES D. KNIGHT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination. jel-tt
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOHN °AMP BBLL, OP SEVENTH WARD.
Subject to Dercourstio rules. • nsrll.-4m
Boots anD Oljogo
FALL STOCK
or
BOOTS AND SHOWS
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON k 00.1
No. 314 MARKET STREET,
AND
Nos. 3 end 6 FRANKLIN PLACE,
11/111 NOW 111 /TORN ♦ LAREN /ND WILL ABOORTID
STOCK OF
BOOTS AND MOBS,
Or CITY AND DASTARN NIANUFACTCRE.
Which they offer for ade on the bent terms for cash,
or on the . uoual nredit. Buyers ore larited to Call and
examine their stock
BOOTS AND SHOES . —Tho subnoriber
has on band a largo and varied stook of BOOTS
and BliozB, which be will sell at the lowest prises.
OEO. W. TAYLOR,
n021.1y H. N. corner FIFTH and MARKET eta.
43boc Sitibiugo
rrcl SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND
1 FINDING MEN.—We are now prepared to Oil all
enters for LASTS for the Fall Trade We have in
creased mr facilities in the Manufacturing Department,
and with a larger working stock or wood on hand than
any other manufacturer in this city or Now York, we
can Punish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Rasters prices. J. LIOWARD & CO.,
Philadelphia.
.1011 N MCRPUY, late of Ferry street, New York, at
112 BREAD Street. Jy2l•ws3mlr
IVOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Thn nndursignal (euccen.ors to the Into JOSEPH
T. JOHNS) aro now prepared to meet the mints of the
t•ade at the
OLD BTAND, 13ERSJNAL.-JorIN II GROLIfoi la
Northeast corner of ARCH and FOURTIL Btroota, no longer authet lard to make colhpef'nns ur,reeelm
Their facilities for furnishing every article in the Shoe
' ; moneys due the utoloosl g10h1,1.4 be Li no longer 1. , .gelitb
au4-15t F,.
Finding Line, at moderate prices and on favorable tense,
===2
The atteution of Merchants le respectfully solicited. ut '2IN. NINTU Street, at 12 0 , c19441,
j125-2L211 WU. JQUNS k SUN. i tucu*
s '‘u o 4?mte!.
TiIITELOR'P IiATIAL : THEAfill_
v v . NEW 8 goyt,
Q.. POSTER
JOSEPH - 0. 'POSTER-'
Loma
Manager.
`ole La and Manager.
SATIIEDAY EVENING, August 7, 1888
The hiehly - eneeee'ted Ameram, drama, entitled
p4T L.
Ne
YOL
it
The Philadelphia smith. .
Pet Lyon
.IMr.OhILIIBIIIO6IOf.
bandford. -
Anne '
~B lr J. Seymour.
Julia N. Cooke,
To conclude with the
_fp:U . BPM . traya....-
„.001§Ax.—..i elywagl.ll,
7 408i1N
Mode Ior. 0. Poster
Ohanning liingslog
, W. Young.
The Orchestra. rimier the direction of t. 0 . Bei.h., t.
Doors open at 7,1‘. To commence at vclook.
Tickets of admission, ZS cents; ssod seata, 85
cents ; Orchestra chairs. 60 Conti ; Sea i n private
Box. 16 cents , Whole Box, 52 sod $1; Pa lf Olgoles
16 cents..' .
Jttourartre Companies. I
----
!TIRE QUAlith - cur Y r.TR OE
JL COMPANY, OP PIIILADELPIILi, 488 W . UT
Street. ". ' •
Statement of the busineaa and condition of The Q. ec
City Ineurance Company of Philadelphia, for thelu
months ending June 30,1868 :
Capital and Surplus, January 108458 8.27f,079 )!
Intereet received and accrued froth Jin. 1 to
July 1,1868.' 8,893 si
Premiums received from January let to July
let, 1868 ' • 118,014 81
Salvage and Reinsurance received 4,811 2.4
Lostlvii,avareva,&a.
Loseee paid 194,40164
Dividend, reinsurance, return pre
volume, and, expenl4
B 08,846 Oil
Balance reralaning with the Oetapiui,yBu 804,261 86
ABUTS.
Bonds, mortgages, stocks, couprin
bonds, loans on collateral, and
• call loans, arc. ................ $183,755 50
Bills Receivable
if
°ash on hand and in Bank, and 913,011
due from agents - 99,910 08
304 293.14
esPital Stock
120%000 00
OPPIONRiI.
GEORGE H. lIABT--President. .
E. P. ROW—Vise President.
H. R. OOGGEHALL—Soessuisy and Treestiree,
H. U. DlPPLER—Assistant Betretery.
• nliaorolB.
George H. Hart , - Joupk Idwarda,
B. P. Item, Poster 8, Perlsins,
A. 0. Mittel', Muriel G. Indiiy,
Andrew R:Oluanberi, Samuel Jesie; X. D.,
E. W. We), . 'Hon. H. M. Paler,
John G. Dile H. B. Ciefipittell s
John L. Pomeroy. • __ _
Atttat
jy2o.lmolf
H. B. 000G8IIALL
VIRE . INSURANCE. •
a: BY TETE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANOR
COMPANY OP • PRILARELPIIIA.
Orr Bwildings , Limited or Porpetwea, Mere/sandier,
Far:there, tc., in Taws or Country.
OPPIOB, No. SOS WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAI., 5177,926. • Mears, 5262,064.69.
Invested as followe, vie : •
Picot Mortgegeaon Improved City Property,
worth double the amount 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Ballroad 004. 6 per cont.
mortgage Loan, $30,000, cost 86,600.00
Alle te eny County 6 per cent. Penna. R. R.
Loan
10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'e. Stock
.4,000.00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance •
Company .19 120 00
Stook of County lire Insurance Co .... 1,, .
060.00
Strip of Sundry Insurance Companies 416.00
Mils receivable, bumnees paper . - 62,71L10
Book Accounts, accrued interest, Bc 8,834.19
Cook on hand and in Bank. 16,062.20
1M Trticum, Prealient.
/TOES.
Samuel Blspham,
Hobert Steen, •
Whiten, Musser,
Benj. W. Tingley. ~
Marshall Bill,
12:Lothrep, _
Charles Leland,
Jacob T. Bunting, •
Smith Bowen,
John Bissell; Pittsburgh.
lIINORMAN. Secretary.
Clem Tingle,William B. Thompson,
David 8. Brown,
Cornelia' Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
IL L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles 8. Wood,
Jmnes 8. Wootrier&
te2o4 th-rp•it 8 . . M
- •
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
.CM. INCORPORATED ID3O-cuputrint PRA
PETUAL.
No. SlO WALNUT Street, above Third, Pkilutelphia
Having a large paid.up Capital - Stock and Surplus
Invested in sound and available &amities, oontinnetl
insure on Erwellinge, Storer, /furniture, Merebandise,
Vessels in Port and their Oargoee, and - other Penang
Property. All Looms liberally and promptly adjuated.
George ' Abbott, 'John T. Leiria,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morrie,
Samuel 0. Morton, ' Jame' B. Campbell,
, Patti* Brady, Edmond Q. DutUh.
°herbs W. Pettit:ley. . . .
GEORGIA ABBOTT , President.
THOMAH B. MARIE. Beorstszy. : - Se2A-I ir
Oaningo ,Atnbs.
HE SPRING GARDEN BAYING
1 FUND,
(Onarsato IT rim LoopiLArof or PISIIISTLTiIIia,)
VERPETUAL 011AUTEE
. .
JIVE PER GENT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Honeys Paid boot on Demand. •
OPPION, 881 NORTH . THIRD STREET,
(9021111011DATIOI BAIL BT211.01110.) '
This Institution ill now open for the. tronsaotion, of
tallness. and lathe only Chartered Saving fund located
In the northern pert of the city; • •
The Office will be open (daily) from II to .2)( obilook,
and oleo on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 1.
9 o'clock in the ironing. -
HANAUER& •
Frederick Klett, James I. Pringio,
Stephen Smith, Jacob-Dock ,
John P Levy, Joseph H. Idowedl,
Hon. theory H. Strong, George Woelepper,
Daniel puderkoller, J. Wesley Dray,
Hon. Wm. hilliward, Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick Steaks, P. 0. Ellmakor,
Propels Hart, John P. Yonne,
Joseph P. Wier°, George Knecht, -
John Kander, Jr., John Horn.
President, JAMES 8. PRINGLE.
Secretary, GEORGE T. THORN. ap2l.lftf
QAVING FUND.---lINITED STAT,ES
TRUST 0011PANY, earner of TB= and
NUT Streets.
Large and 'mall am= reoeited, and paid Mot on de
mud, without notice, with FUR GENT INTHH
113 T from tha day of depoalt to the day of withdrawal.
Woe holm, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY BVSNII4O6 from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAPTB for eve on inland, Ireland, and nootlend,
.m El upwards.
President—STSPECllN A. oasiVionD
Treasurer—PLlNY PIM:
Tralor—JAMlCB A. MINTER
SAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. N.
TEILIBT-.NATIONAL OAFETT TRUST 0081.
PANY.-MALNIIT SiTIMET SOUTII-WESTOORNIA
OP 71111 W, PLULADBLPIA.
110011.011111) II TU BUTS Or PINABYLTAXII.
Stoney in received in any sum, lute or mall, and In.
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of frith.
drawl!.
The once Is open every day from o'clock tri tan
morning till 6 o'olook In the evening, sad on Montey
mad Tharedny evenings till 8 o'clock.
HON. =NB! L. BENNNII, Prorident, •
BOVILBT fiIiLYRIDGII, The President.
Elcoretimr.
• . nitiorones
Hon. Henry L. Benner, • N. °anon Emitter,
Ildward L. Carter, Joseph W Rau ,
Robert Selfridge, Irenais Lev,
Sand. K. Ashton, Jeeeph Yerkee,
0. Landreth Monne, Henry Dlflenderfhti.
Money is received and payments nude deity.
The investments are made is conformity with the
provhdone at the Ohatter, In SEAL NSTAVB MORT
GAGES, GROUND HUTS and such trot elan mewl
ties as will always Wore elect locality to the depod•
tore, and which cannot fa to give permanency and eta.
bility to thin Inetitation. ant-1y
•
NO. 88 (2 41) DOOR STREET. -FIVE
Plll O BNT. BTATS WINO FUND. •
IVO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET: - FIVE
PIE OENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
NO. -- (241) DOOR STREET. FIVE
PIS OINT. STATE MUNN FUND.
NO. 88 (241) DOOR STREET.- FIVE
11 Plll. OltT. STATE WINN POND. and-tr
iicmovaln.
REMOVAL.-
BAILEY k CO:,
Jawsllere. and Manufooturora of Star.
ling Silver Ware,
IitIXO removed from their old stud to the new StOre.
No. 819 CRIBTNIIT MART,
(Three doers rest of the (Brent llonee,)
where they offer for sale a new end choice ueortmwit ot
BTERLING BILYER WARR, FINE JEWELRY,
CLOCHE and WATOII.IB, PLATED WALE, Nut
FANCY 000 DB
wuwpririmwiiiromurd
TAILOR,
11A8 REMOVEID
N. H. CORNER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT BTB
PHILADELPIIIi o July 16 1888. iii
•REMOVAL.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
484 OIIIISTNUT STURT,
TARVIOUB TO 1110107ING TO TOMO NOW OTOII. OM*
TIMIS IBTOPI or
PLATED GOODB
AT A HEAVY REDUOTION FROM USUAL ?RIM
jr2a4m it
tamps
INTER:Vs PATENT NON-EXPLUSn'II
BELL-GENIRATING GAB LAMP
h the only Patent Burner that hen
NON-CONDUCTOR ATTAOIIRD.
For Safety, Olnear rase, and Arilliancy, it surpnaM
all others.
STATE AND 0 MTV RIGHTS FOR MALI.
Address D. P. PRTFRS,
S. W. corner nevus! , svd 011kSTNUT Sta.. Phis'
dolphin; sod 422 BROADWAY, New York. alba-1).7p
LIVERY STASLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to our interests., and pat:onto USSLIEII , B LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Booth RIGIPTII street, below Chestnut.
Previous to his opening a responsible fotors, you were
charged 918 for work which he is now doing Ina wet'
ranted mouser from Vito 910. Bopport him,or von wilt
have the Same Ohm, ,, to paw
Poomini
INFORMATION WANTED—OF JOIIN
EVANS. When lest heard of was nt
N. 0. Ily addressing S. W. EVANS. 15 Mona' strvet,
Eroolrlyn, N. Y., he will 'beat of something to hit Ad.
vAntago. N. ll.—North Carolina papers phase ovy,
Auo.3tot
y il l7EßlOlt QUALITY FAMILY.IIREAD
401,611 Cit
Jyl3.tu U. tat-1m