• , :HIGHLY.IMPORTATICritOiI
•
The ReturiNit•iiid Oki:Cc Vennut!slenexs.:-The
.• • • - -• Peace-F.lliclous."
si correspondent of the Ifitittiork" tieneVivrit
inkfrom Great Salt , Lake..City wider dote of July
Id, -oomtittnikitites the folloWlng imimrtnnt infor-_
meMen. -- -- • - ~ ~ ~
',The Pesos' Codimissionom left ,here mine end.
denly on Sunday last, on their return to Washing
, Mo. Thily had been much annoyed prior to their
departure by tiring rumors, induatrieusfy simu
lated by leading Mormons, to the effect that they
.h ill a‘reed to conditions, of peace wldah,had been
violated by the army. - , ' :
governor Powell had been waiting LlVO'or three
wiwks For the report of his speoehes - in the center-,
eness with.the ohurob leaders:- - -When he obtained
it et last, a week ago, he found it 'so badly muti
lated as to be quite beyond recognition—whole
pliagrepheastirib•ml to him which he had never
utt 7 red, and many things which ho did say were
lost' altogether By. a strange fatuity, Mr. Car
rintton, editor of the Deicret News, who had
chdige of' the reporting, had only a day or two
before quite publicly intimated his expectation
that Gov Powell would leave nut of his speech, in
rev sing ii, his expressionipledging the Govern
me
il
t to certain conditions of peace . Upon loking
ore Me report he refused to attempt its revision, repudiated it altogether,determined not to
leas e matters here in such sh ape that disagree
able •r fire in the rear ", might be succeasfully
directed against him. . -• • - '
Governor Powell addressed a note to Brigham
desiring an interview.' This he sent by the bands
of Mej,,r Clarkson, of California, with tbo request
that be would deliver it in person. The Major
proceeded to Brigham's palace, stated that he
had a note for him. and after waiting some time
for the return of the servant who carried in his
namP, was requested to send the' note in. Tho
Moj:e• replied that te was no laoquoy, and that he
desired to deliver the iota in person. Upon the
return of the servant a second time, he was re-.
queSted logo around to the back gate, and replied
that gentlemen were in the habit of entering at
the front door, and he saw no reason why he
should depart from - the rule - .
Ile succeeded at last in obtaining an interview,
and terrauging for a Meeting between Brigham and
the gommissioners, at whioh the parties drew LID a
Pal'. all joining in its signature—Brigham in
oludid. This paper, lam informed, sets forth, in
brief, the chief foots in connection with the peace
conferences, staling them almost in the precise lan
gnagn of the report. which the Commissioners bad
-already made to the President. This, of warm,
effectually sets at rest the story. that the Commis-
I
sione s had agreed- to conditions of Donee, other
,
than the anceptande by the' rebels of the Pres!.
dent' pardoe, and-their agreement to'reoelve the
Pedal al offieiale and yield obedience to this laws of
the Union. .
As a Hilt example of the truthfulness of the
leaders in the Mormon church. let ,me say tbat
only the evening before one of the most Intelligent
and reppeotable of them came tome in the presence
of a witness, boldly declared a state of facts di
rectly the reverse of that set forth in. the 'does
bent above alluded to, requested me to adopt his
statement in my correspondence. and make it the
basis of an attack :upon the Commissioners. 'I
then euggested , that' bemight be in error, but he
assure) me thathehed the evidence in the hand
writing of Governor Powell himself, but of course
he was not at -Itherty to show me the corres
pondence
The nommisaioners presented a dignified silence
while here In regard to theirown impression of the
people.' 'but ef am skilled in observing the teach- -
toga of' emotional face, they both left, this oily
with sentiments 'of profound , disgust.- I predict
that, in their personal report to the President, they
will - asnure him that the present peace is fallacious,
and Mit this community is not likely ever to make
good at (I safe eithenirof the 'United States, They
know it well that the `people bare have a,bigher
f t ,
regard or the law of the (thumb thin that of the
Union, and that all their protestations of love for
the Constitution are idle whenever Brigham'a
edict stands in the way. They could not investi
gate specifleally the many changes laid to the door
of this people ; but I do net doubt that if they
are induced to express themselves at anon the
settled; they will admit their belief that they are
aopable of the - Jesnitlial system of crime, long
laid to their charge. It will be remembered, how
ever, that I speak not by authority, but express
only my own conviction as to the views of, the
Commis .ioners.
THE COURTS.
YNBTERDAY'B'PROCHEDINGS
The Kirkpatrick Poisoning' Untie.
VSNDICT' Or Till 'Mr
[Reported for The Pram J
Quirtrut SEssiolor —Judge Ailieon.—The jury
in the above ease mime into court yesterday morn'
In, and Upon the usual question being put to them,
if they had agreed upon a a diot, the foreman
answered they had, and banded to the following
verdiet: We find Robert B. Kirkpatriok cud Ba•
rah Kirkpatrick guilty on the twelfth and
teenthecunis of the indrottnent, which charged en.
Intuit and battery with intent to kill, and. not
guilty -cn nil the others ; and wo find Josiah
Jones end Ritzabeth Yardley, not guilty on all
the comae of the p indictment. This vercliet, al
though entirely Justified by the evidence, caused
very covaiderable surprise to the defendants'
cow:80i the 'defendants themselves, and their
Mende, who had calculated, with apparent reason,
on the jury not agreeing, from their statement on
Baturdeir last. Bat ter the determination dis
played by„ Judge Allison, -on that ocoation; use
-
might have bad the publie limo taken up by the
trial of this ease again: The legal effect of the
above v.:ldiot is-the same as _it the defendants
bad been found guilty on all the counts. of the in
dictment. There was a motion made, on the rendi
tion or the verdlot, by Kt.. Brewster - for, time to
prepare reasons for a new trial, end to allow the
prisoners to depart upon bat', both of which were
granted by the court. The tormiaation of - ctis
ease upon uny terms has given universal sag isles
tion and we have heard float...several of the jurors
have expressed their determination to avoid, by
all porsible means, being empanelled as jurors, for
the rest of their eating liras.
QtrAUTICA BES SION a—J edge Ludlow.—John
Jarmo wee convicted of larceny. Sentence de
ferred. .
Jaoob Edwards was tried on the oharge of bur
glary, in mites ing' the "dwelling of Ma, seed in
the night time. Verdict guilty.
Felix Daily wag tried on the charge of assault
ing a man with intent to kill, by stabbing him
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in the back
.
Edward &aka and John Lyneh were, put on
their trial on the charge of assaulting a man with
intent to steal. Bonita made an attack upon the
man and Lynch stood by looking on. Under in
actuation of the Distriot Attorney,' the' jury ran•
dared a verdict of guilty ai to &like, and of not
guilty as to Lynch.
John Edwards was tried on the charge of rob
bery, in stealing a watch, in connection with Ro
bert Orr. The prosecutor was on Broad street,
near the Balt'more , depot, at 11 o'clock at night,
when the defendant made an attack upon him,
taking his•watoh by force. Verdict guilty.
John &hand, a German, was tried on the charge
of arson, in setting fire to a house at Third and
Poplar streets. Acquitted. •
'CITY ITEMS.
. .
Kitimat paronnarre.. l —At this season, more than
any other, file of the utmost impor:ance to knot the
pores In an active condition, es the meet of their fnno.
Urns now, for even a short period, is liable to produce
miens consequences. The grand secret to be observed
far the preservation of this euential health element, is
found in regular and judiciously taken ablution,;
though a: this partimbir semen the milt water bath is
vastly preferable to fresh. Conscious of this, hundreds'
are now daily making their. way to the seashore; four
liftbs of whom go prepared with one of John P. Bloan's
cel-brated bathing mite purchesed at his store, No. 800
Market street, the other ont.fif,h preferring to pa.
tronise this gentleman on their arrival at either Cape
Island or Atlantic Oity.
DECIOZOLT Ittett."—This expresses the com
mon opinion repenting the One conf etioneries menu_
factored and sold by Mr. Stephen P. Whitman, No.
1210 Market street, entertained by all who have' tried
them. Whitman's auger plums,. burnt almonds, and
luscious lozenges, are not only familiar aS household
words, but their tongue affinity bee
,in most eases
ducted a still more intimate acquaintance. We confess
never to hive enjoyed any confectionery equal to that
produced at tlala well known establishment.
Thu COST OT &MIRO MESSAO ES..--We ere fee.
queutly asked what the cost will hoof rending a mes
nage to /inland by the submarine telegraph. We have
Inquired, and we learn that it will nest juot twenty.
moven dollar, to send to London the following deepatch:
The best clothing In the Union Is made at the Drown
stone Clothing - flail - of Nockhill & Wilson, NOS. 003
and 605 Chestnut street, above math; Philadelphia "
This iniel) may learn high, but - it is really very cheap,
when the value of the infOrmation - IS taken into con
sideration.
TEEQOEirtiON SETTLED ! 'A uniform page trl:
umphanti woe Li once more restored, and men breathe'
deeper and, freer, as they wend their way from all men-
tions of the e-ty to the a Old Franklin Ball Clothing
Emporium' , of E. B. Eldridge, N0.3i1 Chestnut street:
Ills vast etoek of ready-made Summer Clothing is being
mold at wono oddly low prices to make room for fall and
winter goods. Call for bargains !
Comma smarm Itavet.—CaDTA.—By advice from
!long Kong we learn that Ching.ttan, the brother of,
the etio, half brother of the moon, and that cousin td ..
the stare, has determined to tinge the UOn. W. B. Re, d's
advice and weer, In Worn, only the graceful and becom
ing ;learner styles of Grenville Stokee, 'the great Arno
dean fashioner, No. Bei Ohietnnt street, Philadelphia.
PIIILADIMPBT.I CATTLE MAIMST, Aug. 9,1888
—The offerings or Beef Oattle - were very large this
weak; in ell, about 2,300 head including 800 at
the upper yard. The Market. ruled Mal, owing to
the large number on sale, and prices fell off fully
atio from tho quotations of laelweek. The bulk of
the sales were at 59a8 50 the nett 100 lbs.' The
following are the particulars of the sales at
Wardell a Avenue Drove Yard
43 3. Kahn• Ohio 4
153 0 Murphy, Virginia 8 00 a 9 00
235 Alexander &Co • ' 800 a 9 00
84 Thomas Strietiand • 8 - 00 a 8 75
42 Wiliam Fuller; Ohio 8 . I
00 a 8 70
DO E. Cope, Payette eo. ... ~. .. .. •.• 8 00 a 8 50 1
42 Run, & CO, Ohio 8 00 a.B 50 ;
57 John Crouee,.oBio , 800a8 50 ;
44 Isom Franke, — 7 00 a 8 00 I
55 J. Smith k Co. Ohio.. .. .... :... 800 a 9,00
22 01)1110i1 Chester c 0... II 00 a 9 00
33 W. B.' Beebe, Ohlo ' ' • •• • 800 850 ,
11 Jig. Cheater co' - 800 a• 90 0 -1
58 B Oray, Ohio ' • 800a8 50 I
26 B. Baldwin, Chester mu,— 8 50 a 9 25 i
22 Pyle & Underwood, Cheater 00. i,. 8 00 a 9 00
Jolla Traynor,.CboetoF .... 8 00 a 8 75
19 P. Coulee, Cheater do 8 00 a 8 50
15 Tanieii Steel, Chester co, 8 00 a 8 50
54 E Mzgraid.,OhiO. o,v 8 00.4;9 00;
y & f
53 Mooney oo 00,a,8
40 E. bloCardy. - 0h10x:,...:.... 8 00-a 8 75
40 Deno
_Ablabaros;- ChM 8 00 - a-0 00
3.3 MILE' nol7nori - Indians.lnterior.- 800 a'7 60
About 7 400 absop4oro"oriared the y4d. sod
all sold at $2.4 eaoh, cadaLlAKsalbe - diesSed; the
market was •
Some 220 CrAra'and Oitivea ore*
• . log m at $3O to $4O; middling
quality, w,bo X 35 i-dry cows, $l5 to $25. Sc
Ofiroge; m . arrivals at' PtillOperyiWiriiiiiiii;
1;00 hoed
,uribg the Weiltc . irltios weirs'
„
•014 al sl3i• 0 V/ the 1(0 Ibrigott.
--": LETTSR BAGS
As tAr Bferchirsste. Hxrhassg*, PhittidePhis•
Eiblp &arena, Rowland Literpool, Aug 26
Barque - Ann Stlasbetts, Norgravo....llarbsdoes, Log 33
- Barque Seiodsier4,rsnklio • - assoos, soon
Br brßiOadla, Dale Londq4; soots
Brig 'Seed, St Jag °, soon
peportedfor The Pres s.)
1.0 ITO ii--Steamsbip Phineas Sprague. Matthews- 10
dry goods M Williamson; 801 do A Slade N. Co; 3
bales domestics Harvey Q1001[5411; GO pkge glassware
hlussy & Monroe; 10 bales goat skins R & D 0 Spooner;
24 pkge dry goods M It Wendell; 20 balsa do Wain. Lea.
nnug & Co; 84 do ti P Peabody; 46 do Little & Stokes;
60 bags dried apples 8 8 Janney; 60_ pockets coltee Jae
Graham; 189 pke dry goods Farnham, Kirkham & Co;
85 d., Prothiugham & Steam; 46 do Rsherick, Black &
Oor 31 Vales yarn T A. Elliott; 114 cases cottons 6 W
Chase do Bon; 84 pkge eche Heory Cohen; 68 rolls paper
A M Collins; 70 pkge dry goods 8 Brown A. Col 10 do
Bongo & Maxwell; 104 cases shoes W M Showell; 85 do
.7 do Si Sauuders; 77 do 13 P Willlame A. Co; 42 do Whe
lan do Co; 185 do J H Thompson & Co; 64 do Coolidge &
Durborow,• 45 do W Brown; 88 do Townsend & Stevens;
487 do W A do L Shrunway; 31 do Siedet bash & Freid
man; 60 du Rorer, Greif & Darling; 23 do W W Paul; 18
do Myers. °Bighorn do 00; 64 do Lorick, Rsiain & On;
174 do Had'oisk, Reed do 00, 86 do Hendry do Harris; 219
do P Ford; T. 58 do Conover & Bro; 903 pkge mdse Leech
&Co; 1612 do various consignees
OlisloptißOOS -B acne Jacob Merrill, Blaisdell-320
iihda 49 Slates. 1 bbl sugar $ A. W Welsh; 130 hbde 10
tea do Stewart, tlarrou do Co.
WiLMING I ON, Nl—Schr DAM Faust, Marauder—
DI bales cotton Day & MoDevitt; 103 bbls opts turpen
tine 'Greiner A Harkness; 126,810 teat lumber Malone do
Taylor; 681 bags pea nuts Issas Jeaues do On; 48 empty
casks 11 Newlin; 6 bales cotton waste Jeseup do Moore;
58 do - indse Ordiwell & English; 120 do order.
tßatinc 3nteUtgcn c.
Fowl!' OF PHILADELPHIA., Aug. 10, IBM
MIN RISES 6 6 I 51JN 62T6 6 64
Weil WATAIR ....2 87
Steamship Phloem; Sprague, Matthews, 48 hours from
Boston, with mdse and passengers to Henry Winsor.
cos Bombay Hook passed barque Laconia, from Boston,
at.d tar, tongs, - bound up.
Barque Jacob Merrill, Blaisdell, (at Qaarantlne,where
she wi:l discharge) tram Cienfuegos July 4. with sugar
to 3& W Welsh. Three men, named Abel Williams, W
I Pots, and W F Valautine, died on the passage.
Schr David Faust, Moslander, 7 days from Wilming
ton, NO, with lumber, &o. to D 8 Stetson & Co.
Bohr Adelaide, Lawrence, 8 days from Middletown,
Conn, with stone to k 0 Panting. •
Bohr Jonathan Cone, Mahaffey, 5 days from Haddam,
Conn, with stone to captain.
Bohr J B Bleacher Edwards, 8 days from New York,
with salt, to Humphreys, Holman to Wright.
Bohr /I Stasles, Gibbs, 4 days from New York, with
mdse to Allen - to lie2dles.
. .
Bohr Alma, Brannan, 3 dap from New York, with
Mae to Crowell it whine
•
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Bohr John farniam, Baker, 4 days from Prosidenoe,
- withindse to Orowell'ic
Bohr Julius Webb, Pargo, 4 days from Norwich, with
mime to captain.
hobo Debaralt Jones, Witismote, B dart from Boston,
in ballast to Noble, Hammett & Oaldwell.
Bohr New Jersoy, Burton, 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with wheat to Jams; Barratt & Bon.
&hr Mary :am, Till, I day from flmyros, Dal, with
oats to J is Ball att &Bon.
Sear Aunie R Russell, Warrington, 1 day from kelfe , ,
Del, with wheat to J L Bewley & Co.
aehr Henry Wulf e, Carry, 2 days from Milto , Del,
With mat and bark to J L Bewley & Co.
Behr Freewamn, dmith. 4 days from : Indian River,
with grain to J L. Bewley & Co.
Beta Rope, Carey, 1 day from Lower, Del with wheat
to J L Bewley & 00. .
Bahr Mechanic, ReodriOltson, 1 day from Blackbird,
bat,' ith grain to J L Bewley & 00.
Bahr - Joseph W W. biter, Bennett. 3 days from New
York. in ballad to Pettit, Martin & Oo
Betir Margaret Reinhart, Petite on, I days from Porte.
mouth, NB, with Ice to T 0 Cahill ar. 00.
Sobillorizan, Hongh, 6 days from Bridgeport, in bal
last
Mi captain.
Bahr Hope, Morris , days from Indian Diver, Del,
with corn to J L Bewley & Co
Bohr Ann 0 Gray, Holly,' day from Smyrna, Del,wl h
pain to Christian & corm
- Sobr T P Lamed Ireland, from Banton.
Bohr Flihht Hnottey, frog Boston.
Behr 'now Flake, Weaver. from Boston.
Bohr Emma L Day, Hackney, from Paw ticket.
Bohr H G Porter, Hudson, from Lauver'
Sear timeline filckry, Tice from Newport
- Steamer Balloon, IV hilldin, 6,4 hours trona Cape Hay,
with passengers, &o. to captain. Reroute two brigs be
low and a berm brig above the Brandywine; a light Boa
ton packet at Duck Creek, and some thirty-fire ochre in
the bay and river, upward bound.
OLKARED.
Eltemship Kennebec, Hand, New Yak. Allderdlce.
Brig 0 U Frost, Boyle, Hey West, J Stevens.
Brig Northman. Lana, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis & Co
Behr Jonathan Cone, Moberg, Hartford, Pan Duien,
Norton & Co.
Behr Adelaide, Lawrence, Middletown, do
Behr Onta to. Sawyer, Boston, L Audenried A Co.
Behr A Pellets, Certwright. Providence, do
Behr J Bilile,"Coreon, Charlestown, do
Behr Margaret Reinhart, Peterson, Balm, 0 Miller
& Co.
Bohr Deborah Jones, Winsmore, Boston, Noble, Ham
mett
A. Caldwell.
Bohr T P Lamed, Ireland, Boston, W H Johns & Co.
Bohr Snow Flake, Weaver, Boston, Baum, Ogle & Co.
Bohr Boma L Day, Hackney, Hingham, 0 A lleoksher
In Co.
' "balm &matins Rickey, Tice, West Dernlig, It R Corson
& Co.
Behr It 0 Porter, Hudson, Denver's, B Mines & Co
Bohr Plight, Boutley. Cambridgeport, do
13tr J d Beriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A proves Jr.
(Corres_pondence of The Press.)
HAVRE DD ORLON, Aug 0.1868.
The Wyoming left this morning wlth 11 boats, laden
and coosigned as follows:
- PAnk Tsgart, lumber to John Craig; D B Ts; lor, do
to Malone & Taylor; Cot J Raps. ml, do to Itioboload;
Charles steel, coal to Elkton; Ocean Wave, B Banton,
fronber,4l-Annie Thompson', it P Pleher, Denton, and
Dolman 8 Grubb, coal to Delaware City.
(Correspondence of The Puss.)
READING, Aug 9,1858.
The following belie pseud out of the Union canal
- today, bound to Philadelphia, laden and consigned u
G C Harvey, lumber to D B Potts; President au Bu
chanan, do to Dolton, Vandereter & 0o; Dow' & WU
rots, do to oh:mon* to Co, Wiluda,yton; HMdes. do to
M Deishen; Mary, do to Malone &. Taylor; $lll3 ' Reber,
lime to Amos ()ate; McDonald, iron ors to Eckert & 00;
Major Landis, grain to Glans, Kelm' & Co.
(Ootreepondedoe of the Philadelphia Exchange )
tdati , Es. Del.. sea B—t E
The ship Mohongo, for et John, NB. and quite s Beet
of brigs and schrs peeved to sea yesterday A barque
and three robin came to barber last night where they
sill UMW, in company with yacht J d htegottig.ll
Wind N—weather plea/eat.
Tom, &e. WM. M. MOKMAN.
1 BY 1111.10111 0 11.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
OARS latest., Aug 9-8 80 P M.
Several berm brigs and ochre hey, pu!suid up ta.do ,
Wind BE—weather Sue.
Yottre, ttc, TIIO3. B. MIGHES.
FThTh
Arrived, Alp Egeris. from Liverpool; brio Wong°id,
prom Omdeoue; dmns Pieuties, from Segue; W B Nub,
from Triuubed de Cube.
Arrived, barques laroy, Coleman, Savennab; llebron,
fitnpbeid, New Orleans ; Num. Stevens Galveston;
Atinthell, Trinidad; bilge Acine;Torter, Leg.
horn; Sparta., Rfeofurgos
Returned barque Little, Nickerson, hence June 234
for Demos Ayres; July 11, let 11 It, long 37 W, at 3 3d
A al, Woe run into by an unknown Revisit gulp.
The Sr brig bpartan, from Cuba, arrived at Qum.
tine today, with the loss of three or Mar men from
fever. The barque Hebron, from New Orleans, has
sicknass on board.
New °ALBANO, Aug 8.
The steamboat Virglola exploded on the lake yester
day, end sunk to her Mill/ deck. hhe is & complete
wreck.
Steamship Prince Albert, Waters, arrived at N Yo k
yesterday from GalwayJuly 27th, and Halifax Bth lost
July 30th, hit 12, I n j 27 45. passed Br barque Indefatt.
gable, bound XI let Met, let 43, long 27, passed ship
Ituatid, bound I 2d Mat, at 830, landed deeps' ch at
Cape EAU In 8 days and /1 bone from Galway 7th
Inc. let 42, long 85 28,pused ship J ainerlane, bound it
Bth Inst. let 40 20, Meg 71 21, saw steamship Northern
Light, from New York (or Southampton and. firemen.
Steamship Arago, Lines, from Havre, via Southamp
ton 28th tilt arrived at New York yesterday.
SteanshiilJura, Moodie, cleared at New York yeeter..
day for Ltreipsol.
Steamship ueleware, Copes, cleared at New York yea
terclay for Philadelphia.
Ship Union, Small from Boston. at Calcutta Irmo 13
ehip rquantum, Miller, from Bolton, arrived at Cal
cutta June 50.
13b1p Dretioh Trident. (Sr) O'Yell, for New York,
Cleared at Saeger June 12
Ship Zama, Car eh, for Philadelphia, sailed from Loa
deaden, 21st nit.
Ship Beverly, Chase, for Ban Procaine°, cleared at
Bangor June la. •
Ship Arab, Crosby, for Boston, cleared at Saeger 16th
June.
Ship N B Palmer, from New York for Hong Kong,
passed the Straits of Sunda June 1.
Ship Quickstep, Odeil, from NSW York for Shanghae,
ward th e Streit., al:ands June 4
Ship Y!y.og Min, Lionel!, from Singapore, arrived at
Hong Kong Hey 25.
Ship Kate Harkins, ICurgman, from Boston, et Hong
Kong May 25.
Ship Dseld O /gem Hartfoot, from Oars°, at - Deal
alto nit.
• • • .
Basque Ann Munroe, from Borten, at Calcutta ?day
80, was dateagid in spars laid sails, and had sec Jud
cer •asbed overboard In aga e Feb i 3. lac 39, long bd.
Barque Achilles, epedien, hence for London, sae
leen (no date) eut of the Banks, by an arrival at Now
Yolk
Barque Phantom, Qiig, cleared at New York yester
day for Richmond.
Barque Lexington, Thatcher, cleared at New York
yesterday for Buenos Ayres
Barque P 0 Aleunder Merryman, 21 days from Olen
(segos, at. the lower qiutrantine. New York, Sit lust,
June 22, Stephen IS Morrell, second mate, of Penobsoe.
died in port, and a seaman named John Smith dad at
sea, let lust, In the let of liatteras, spoke a Bremen
ship, from New Orleans for Europe. that wanted sea
men, having only three able to do uuty (Cu understood.)
Brig Eureka, 1) ley, for Ptiliadelphis, went to tea
from Charleston Bth Inst.
Bohr B M Kent, Thompson, hence at Baltimore yes.
thrday,
Behr Wissahickon, Leech, sailed from Richmond 7th
inst. down themer, ligh•.
Bohm A Beaton, Ryan,
,and W B White, White,
hetes as New Bedford lth 'net
Bohm Lonedale, Crowell, Baton, 'Randall, and - U A
Rogers, Bogota. bench at Sontun Bth lost.
SchrJ L ftedner,"Andicort, cleared at Baltimore 7th
Inst for Norwich, Conti.
rear Sarah. Ohambars, Ohambers, cleared at N York
7th init. for Phluidelphia.
!URINE MISCELLANY.
Barque Ocilla, that recently went ashore on the West
Bent, New York, wan got off Mt 'net. at 6 o'clock I' DI,
and towed to the city by ateun•tag Neptatte.
Ar at Liverpool 2111 Ott, Henry Cook, Quebec; Sea
King do; Idalnaba& Webb; - Nee oAr; 8 moda,
New 0 tearer Bar Ara, Quebec; 26th, llarriet /mese,
Charleston
38 00 a 8 50
Bid 24th, Perela,‘Gibraltar, and Invernigstor, N York;
Mars Halifax; Balsam, Quebec. ,-
Yho Kite flnotei, from ciavanneh, at Liverpool, slip.
pod both auottors, and tree docked.
The Thotatoa, from New York, got ashore oppoel a
the_ Clare. co dock std A M 24th, dating the gate, but
cane oa during the flood:
At Neuvitss 2.3 d nit, barque Emma Lincoln. Johnson,
for "New York next day; brigs U 11 Neonedy,
and Crawford, ' , mall, fur do., Mg; Handy, Handy, from
do, antic Alamo, Psrsona, from do do; Grauada, from
do do
NEW YORK, Aug 9—dr, barque Marla Morton, Bulk.
lay, Favannab; Rohm Mary Mershon . Gifford, Savannah;
0 M Taylor, Smith, Washington, NO; hi 11 Parmelee,
Gasklll. dotlf canoes, English, Newbern, NO; a It Dixon;
busk' Wilmington, NO,• D B hlartin, Hobart, Nurfo k;
echr Ringgold, witti citton. &e from barque Ocilla.
Austin 9, arrived steinnehip Roanoke, Skinner Rich
mood, An; steamship Western Port, Berry, Baltimore.
Ships Sylvanus Blanchard, Lawrence, Liverpool; Ga
lens Leavitt, mime: Briar, Stuart, from iinndarland;
Linde Spaulding, Bartlett, - Liverpool; "'Hen Austin,
Garrick hiverglooll Bram barque Atlantic, falai:men,
Brinnen -Sabra Quickstap,'lL.rinarr, Turks Island; Sz
celaior Wall:ngs,,witli mdse. froiu barque Oseilla, lately
• ashore in the West Bark
Cleared,' chip W Nelson,' Clever, N Orimtne; barque
Clementine, (iic) Tiolo, Bristol., Lawrence. Britt M
Capon, .11:1biome. Wahl's; South, Williams, Galveston.
I genre Alen'. Feott. HallfaX, B Scranton, Snowden,
tt Johns, N B. BMus
00l Utterly, Taylor, Charleston; t A Edwards, Shake!.
i ford, Wilmington.
by)low l Arvin; Om ) from Livoryoot,
31141o1:tattoria
AIIRViSD
Iloarou, Aug 9
MZMOMNDA
lORBIGN PORTS
DOiDISTIO PORTO
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Dr TO MC O'CLOCK Tale MOANING
GIRARD ROUGE—Ohestnnt strut. below Ninth.
W 8 Wilton, Miss Joe Glom, 13 0
U 9 Smith, New Bedford A Hutchings, N Y
H A Tilden. N Y J W Vinton. Ohm
W N ilnibart.Clinn F II Bates, `0 8 A
J 0 Colton, McKean co, Pa F J McLean, Ky
J P Strange, Memphis It L Keen. hew Orleans
E D Lazelie. Phil* G II Davin, Memphis Tenn
BR Tailor, Jr, Lexington, It K Kennedy, Winchester,
Kentucky Kentucky
J 0 Calhoun, 8 0 W Il White, 8 0
L Van Nine & lady, New J Lautbden, Havana
Brunswick, NJ , C Reader. Balt
Alex Laraine, Balt W B 'Heyward, Charleston,
M Danker, Camden S 0 8 0
L Bummers, Charleston, 80 Dr It D Penner, N Orleans
WA. Ga.guet,NewOrleana K J Hart Ic wife, N Orleans
II B Wilkinson, Memphis, J N Lodwick & la, Porte.
Tenn month
E G Bacon, Kentucky 0 It Dalton, Memphis,
A Woodward Alemphis,Tenn Tenn
8 Sanniner, Memphis, Tenn D Williams, Manchester,
bt Jones, Plttaburgir England
II Tarr, Manchester, Eng W A Dean & la. Baltimore
John Reid Jr, & wife, D P Reid. Mobile
Mane D B Plumb, Augusta. Ga
A W Winston, Cincinnati, B Lirdnr, St Louis, Mo
Ohio 0 W Gauss, Pt Louis, Me
L 8 Dunham & wife,Brook. Miss Molineaux. Brooklyn
lyn Beni 0 Perkins, Mao
Coin Stockton lc la, NJ W is Harper, NY
J Wise, Sc Louis Lewis Fagin & wife, Oinn,
Albert Mitchell & sister, Obio
Oincinnat , Ohio Samuel Tyler, hid
Grafton Tyler Jr, George. Grafton Tyler M D;George.
town, D 0 town, D 0
0 0 Swoops & la, Ala Wm bleed & Is, NY
D Henneasv & Is, NY Mies ilenueesy, NY .
II Cohen, NY T II Moreau, Phila
8 B Seymour, NY R S Dunwiddie• Mo
Mrs Reid, Ky A Dirowiddle, Ky
Semi Cort, Hartford 8 0 Goodrich, N Y
Jon 0 Baldwin, N Y 8 A Meyer, Richmond, Va
J A Edmondson. Balt LE F rtrobecker, Charles.
R 9 Ardrews. Balt ton,- S 0
W W Kirby, Port Royal, J 8 Gardner Ky
Tenn A Shutt. Richmond, Va
Ede' Minter, N Y Thos W Birds, Ala
John C Shelton, Va .A. Poullain & la, Augusta,
Miss It L Poullain, Angus. Ga
ta, Da Mice A I Cook, Augusta, Gs
Ira Allen, Augusta. Ga . Jae Gowdey, Balt
W H Allen, Jackson, Miss 8 G Newcomer. Jackson,
JU. Daniel, Jackson, bliss Win L Bradley, N Y
T E Winans, N Y V P Freeman, N Y
N 9 Culbertson & wife, New W R Bernard & Is, West
Albany, Ind Port Me
Minn B Majors, West Port, Slice E Tate, West l'ort,
Missouri Afianouri
8 H Farrier & la, Paris James Furrier. Paris
L 1.1 Jacobs, Halifax, N 8 Mine Mellen, Phila
A 0 Fulton, Phil& T It Mooney, Chicago
S Logan, McConnellnburg Mies Logan, McOonnells.
J Borger Balt burg
John II Reid, :Shelby/Mlle. T Cordingly, France
Ky Win II Calvert, Mu , fiblo
9 G Jamison . SO W J Vincent, 11 Orleans
Judge D M Pearson, Flor , a S Brady, Wheeling, Va
J :Wyman, N Y I W Lirguhart, Memphis,
Chas 0 Bostwick. N Y Tenn
K P Richardson, N Y W Chancy, N Y
Robt Paton, N Y " B Murrell, Louisville, By
AMERICAN HOUSE--4)hestotit greet. above Fifth.
W Raker &la Vs Miss Baker, Vs
S 0 Bickner, NO W II P lit 3r att. Pa
Win II Harrison, Va Miss E L Smith, Vs,
W H Dougherty, Phlla Tilgbam Nettle, Md
Ceo H Weit. Phil& Chas II Landis, N J
St John oe•rae, Phile J L Dnitol., Doylestown
Col 0 !tattoo Hawkins, N it Mrs AI L Howl , ins. N Y
Mlis Al 0 Anti, N Y L V Underwood, Ma
bll.a Sherrard, Ala T B Heath. N Y
N Marchant & la, Olocin• NI 9 Blochtt, N Y
nail, 0 W D Harrison & lady, N Y
Lori., Bates, N Y L Ilakel, Wilkesbarre
D II Fox Pa John Fink, Pa
Hichatd Sharpe, Pa
VHION HOTEL—Aroh west. below Psneth
R 0 Werner, Cape Island ins Underwood. Nashville
Rasall Fere°, Elution Geo Roomy. r alem. NJ
W L Leber's, Easton, Pa W 8 Kirkpatrick, Easton,
Cornelius Derr. Easton, Pa Pa
Moses Hoover PS Bharpless Mercer, Pa
B Dreekstein, N Y 1' R Palmer, itch Haven
J B HcOallister, Phoenix- J L Bright, Phoenixville
villa M B Walker, Middletown,
T 8 Brock, Phoenixville Del
3 Btrlckland, Tenn J Heller, N Y WM
W netherington, Pottsville A V Van Fleet & la, Flo.
0 Bernal'. & erf, Flemington mlegton, N J
It Van Cynical, Flemington
MBROBANTS , HOTEL—lonrth street, below Arab.
Anion Taylor & fa, N I A L Witherington, Ark
M 0 Dodson , °Foto°, Mine J P Doyle, Galveston
Eli Garrett, Wilmington, Wm P Matson, Philo
Del W T Wood, Hy
Ira F Ellis, Ky J B Fisher, N J
J W McClung, Lima Creek, W G Ohillick N
Mo Thee Foster, Galena
JOlntworthy, Charleston, 8 D Massey, Boston
8 0 II A Massey, Boston
Wm Hensley, Augusts, Oa E 8 Bennett, Phila.
118 McVeigh, Philo Ueo A Kohl, Lambertville,
Mrs Van Colin, Phila N J
J D Jacobs, Chamberaburg R M Stevenson, Carlisle
Smut Stevenson, Mita L Adkins, Liberty, Mo
I MI Jones, Liberty. Mo J A Denny . , Liberty, Mo
L McDonald, 80 Joseph, F Kenan, Lancastar
Mo II 0 Byer, fielinisgrove, Pa
J Henderson, Philo Saml 111 Butler, Phil a
Hon J 8 Yost, Pottnville,Pa 0 D Gluster,_ Tlonesdale,Pa
Mores I. Tracy, Hones- B Halsted, N Y
dale. Pa J A Roche, N Y
J Purdy, N Y J O Madden, N Y
Thos 6 Zs leg, Phils Pawl Dellevan, Baltimore
Jno Thompson, Pittsburgh T llrodriak, Jesoesville,Pa
D Keeps, Toledo, 0 E. It Price, Mkt:m.lC,
P D Davis. N Y G Patlison, Jr, 'Hemphill,
.1 B Russell, Napoleon,Ark Tene
I A Campbell & la. Philo Wm Dyer, Allegheny City
it Z Pittsburgh Jas Allieon & la, Sewick-
J MeMiller, Texas ley Pa
BLACK BRAD INN—Fifth and fderabant !streets
Jchrt Prayner, Chester co, Truman Coates, Lancaster
Pa co. Pa
Jonathan H Thomas, Del co, Avariah Williamson, Del
Pa co, Pa
Wm P Thompson, Del co, Thee id Davis, Ohio
Pa J K Oantbrop, Del
Wm Levis, West Cheater J Dora), Weet °beater
J P Steel, Dal co, Pa J D Kennedy, Lancaater no
Stubbs, York co, Pa J . al Binitb, Phila
J Brooke, Ir. Dal co, Pa Olernect Gaither, Lances-
Bey) Thompson, Cheater ter co
_ J. WI. - -
L C o?`•41 1 a - r - ; - ObiTalai, Pa John Kennedy, Newark',
0 W Deans, Dal co, Pa Del
BARLEY SBEAY HOTEL—Beeond street, below 'Me.
B Hurst, Pa . J P Jainiewn A. la, Backe
W Brown. Btawnaborg co, Pa
B Brown. Prownaborg 0 IS Stores, Dayton. Ohio
Solooto Iloloombc, N Henry Oroakeya, Philo
Edward Lover, Moritz co, John Addis & la, Backs co,
Poona Penns
law Carrell lc la, Backs H 0111 & la. Ducks co, Pa
co, Pa
SIADTBON noue--.IL-2econd street, lame Mukd.
JO Do'rmen. Pblle Hess*. N Y
W 0 Hearne, Delaware Thom Bushmaster, Del
W H Caanon, Delaware Jai Munrow k Is. Md
II El Mechem/mu, Mama Geo Purcell Pltteourgh
40tfir Higgins, McDonough, John Kennedy, Indiana
Dahmer,'
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. 0111 , rwhill.
Richard (Sirlet, Pa A Hahn, Rrldereville, Pa
Peter limner, Ps J Scott, Northamptu co,Pa
Wm Olewell, Reading
BLACK BEAU UOTEL—Third, above Oallowhill.
11 Gilbert, Pottstown Mrs Callender. Dane co
Bawl Moyer, Berke ro. Pa Jos Ilanbect. Berke co, Ps
Abort Gine, Berner'lle D K Bogle, EngWyllie
J ti Mattis, Dauptnn cu, Pa Peter Eoy, Danph'n co, Pe
E Pearlet, Berke co, Pe M rreirhler, Claytonellio
Wm Brambeek,Ezeter J 0 Hermann, Reading
Chas Dehnel, Beading J E Lynn, Washington,NJ
NATIONAL HOTEL—Roca street, above Third.
O W Weiss and Baugh- 013 hatch, N 1'
ter. N Y u 11 Newhern. Wheeling
T II Berger, Allentown H .1 Bendier, Pottsville
0 A Yohe, Allentown 0 Klein Bethlehem
O J Wilson Reading W T Bain, Beading
...trawls, Pottsville 11 Bast, Ashland
P R.tber, Mohrsville hi Myers& lady, Lycoming
OEL Barnwell, Elizabeth- D J Kramer & lady, Allen.
town town
L P Irwin, Emrich Wm Silver, Wepwallopen
8 Llebergen Uauville, Ve J A Goldin, Pottsville
Peter lime, Lehigh co J Miller, Lehigh co
ovum! Noun.
ri Down her white neck, long, floating, auburn
curie,
The least of which would met ten poets raving."
Byron't Don Juan.
Jule+ Ileuel's Eau Athenienno, or Hair Restorer,
renders the hair luxuriously soft, gl9esy, and inclined
to curl ; prevents it falling 061 promotes its growth ;
and cheogee gray hairs to their original lifwilke black,
brown, or auburn, end yet is not a dye. Sold by all
druggists, and by Jules Halal dr. Co., No. 704 Chestnut
stroot. ring-dawn.
ilewer , e larant Cordlei .- -This invaluable
Cordial to prepared from a variety of the mast *bolos and
edictal:at aromatics known in medicine ; and is the most
parted and reliable carminative extant for Infanta and
young children.
By Ito powerful Indust:les a 'peaty our. ta effected in
❑l cases of Chalk, windy rains and spasms. Believes
and mitigates moth of obildren , s suffering daring Conti.
Lion or teething, and by its soothing properties trap.
guilisee pains of the baud., loosening, vomiting, &O.
The Infant Cordial has brooms a standard remedy,
and hag been need in thousands of eases with the most
abundant income. No funny should be without it.
Prepared only by NIT A. BOWAIIII,
At his Drug and Chemical Store;
N. 3. owner of Sixth and Orson eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggist" generally. an 134 y
Tenle.—Every one, at times feels the ne.
comity of some restorative of the vital powers, de
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con
dition lot every one, 'notes,' of flying to the alcoholic
or medicinal stimulants, which must bo followed by
depression equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his
deranged system by the natural tonic element. of the
Panavtas Stour. Bold by F. Ilstows. Fifth and Chest
nut, And riASSAILD & Co., Twelfth awl Chestnut.
au2.lkwtf
OELIBRATRD
TAUTLY BMWING IdA.OULNES,
780 CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machine are now justly admitted to be tha
but in we for family sowing, making a now, strong,
and slutio stitch, which will wow rip, even It every
fourth atitoh be out, . 01m:tiara lent on application by
letter. app•7
Sesunen , s Saving Pond—Moe 1103 Walnut
street, cue door west of Second street. Receives de
posits ha some of One Dollar and upwards, from all
dust's of the community, arid allows Interest at the
rate of the per mut. per annum.
°Moe open daily, from 9 until IS o'clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. President,
Pranklin Yen; Treasurer and fiemetary, Charles M.
Morrie.
Raving Fund.—Five Per Cents Interest...-
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of TIMED, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The Investments are made In Real Estate,
Mortgages, (ironed Rents, and such first-elan securi
ties as th charter requires. Office hours, from 9 o'clock
In the morning until 6 &clock in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thunder evenings until a outlook fret
fflatnaucs
On the 6th Instant, by Ref. 3. El . Kennard, Mr. OU Aq.
BROOKS. of Bucks Co., to Mica NOAH A. SWAItIB,
,f this city
On the 2tth of February. 1859, by the Rev. George
A. Durborrow,
JOHNSON HIDINES to Mk. JANI:
DAVISON, of this city
Ou the 9th Instent, by the Rev. Jemen Cuthbert,
ADOLPHUS MELLIBR to ABMS IdcARANI9, toth of
this city.
In Washlogton, August 31,SAMCIEL T. WILLI A MS,
Egg., editor of the Daily Globe, to Mies OARRIB,
daughter of John 0. Rives. proprietor of that paper
On the 7th instant, by the Rev. A. B. Garter, at the
reaidenee"of John A. Bloomer. Rag., (Yonkers, N. Y.,)
J. ONIER SPROUL, lo OPENZLI It. °RAPT, all of
Pittatittrgla i Pa,
THE PRESS.--PHELADELPHILA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 10; ISM
At Trenton, on Sunday, the Bth indent, in the 24th
year of Ins age, WILLIAM B. MOUNT, late of this
city. .
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully -invited to. attend his funeral, from the realdenoe
of his mother, No. tfi Perry street, Trenton, this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
On the Tth invtant, airs. DENNEY, wife of Thomas
Denney, aged 86 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reside. es
of her husband, Witter street below Lombard, Schuyl
kill, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 Oelock, tell:rent
further notice. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery. *
Orr the Bth instant, SALOME, wife of Beth King, in
the 43d year of her age, [Hartford and Springdeld
papers please copy.)
On the Bth lost, at Ifestonville. WW. P. CIIARLEB,
aged 11 months and 4 days, infant eon of Charles and
Emma Tete
• . .
On the Bth instant, JACOB ROOP, 8r , in the 79th
year of hie age.
On the Bth instant Mre. LUCY . BLACK, widow of tho
late Joseph Black, aged 65 „ream
On the Bth indent, WM. O. PARKER, In the 47th
year of hie age
On the Bth hatant• IDA ELIZABETII, daughter of
G. W and Prances Hummel, aged 2 yeare 8 menthe and
24 days Yl
On the Bth Indent, OATIIARINB McOABB, In the
84th year of her age.
On the Bth 'natant, KATE, the daughter of Evan
and Mary Jane Williams, aged 7 months and 3 weeks,*
On the Bth Instant, Mrs. ANN R. R DLADEN,
Bet of the late Thomas Bladen, in the 7th year of her
age • ih
On the Bth Indent, ENGEL& TORE, wife of Chris
tian thalseman, in the 88th year of her age
On the Bth Instant, OATLIARINE, wife of James
Greenwood, aged 61 years. tF
On the Bth Instant,' Mrs. 'ABAGAIL StoOARTER,
aged 51 3 ears. tt
On the 7th instant, MAGDALENA, wife of the late
Andrew Ruth, In the 00th year of her age.
On the 7th Mutant, JAMES PORTER, aged 37
yeas. •
On the 7th inatant, MARY ANN, daughter of
Samuel and Lenin Gerhardt, and granddaughter of
Wm. Hart.
On the Tth Instant, MARY L. IL MOOSE, daughter
of Davin and Sarah Ann Moore, aged 1 year, 8 mouths
and 8 days
On the 7th Instant, HENRY, Infant eon of William
a ul Ann Oldfleld, aged 1 year and 7 mouths.
On the 7th instant, CHARLES F MANSFIELD, eon
of Demo 13 and Susannah F. Smith, aged 20 months
and 7 days
On the Bth instant, ESTHER EMMA.LINDA.. aged
11 months and 9 days, the only and belayed daughter of
Charles and Emmalinda Itodabaugh.
PNotice. --An election for seven Directors
of the MONTOUR IRON COMPANY, to verve
the ensuing year, wall be held on SATURDAY,
the fourth day of September next, between the hnurs of
twelve o'clock Al. and one o'clock P. Al., at tno late
Office of tho Company, in the Reading Railroad Corn
palsy's Buildings, in the city of Philadelphia. Penna.
By order of the Board, T. M. BRYAN, Jr.,
au4,l tsept4 Secretary'. •
frrl fienrelnen Company of tile State of Penne
SYLVANIA—PHILADELPHIA, August 2,1858.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of six
per cent., or twelve dollars per esare, out of the profits
of the ompanr, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives. on end and after the 7th instant.
au3.lot WILLIAM 11ARPER, Secretary.
lirHome for Invalids with Aifectiona of
THE WIEST.
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.s. Fairmount and Arch-street city Pas
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the Commissioners named in the Act to incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch•street City Passenger Rail
way Company, held in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the Office of William L. Hirst,
Esq., Sixth Wed, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the following Conunlexionere, William M.
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Subscriptions to the Capital Snit of the above-named
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ISAAC LEECH, Jo., Chairman.
Roe,. J. EIIIIIPUILL, Secretary. J 34241108
Notice —West P6lludrlphia Papsenger
RAILWAY COMP ANY, July 15, 1858.
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utes from THIRD and MARKET Streets to their
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been manufactures, and call them inferior, spurious,
in order to increase their own, and injure the
sales of others. Paul hopes that a discerning public
trill oath,: misled by such alatements, but believe him
when he asserts that his are truly Patina Crackers.
PAUL'S FAhINA OitACKEtt. are to be 'Ltd at moat
respectable gamily Grocery i.tures. ask for " Paul's,"
are that they are stamped with has name, and then yvtl
will not fail to hare the best Crackers made.
For sale in barrels and half-barrel boxes.
JAMES
auth3t* if 223 South Eighth Street, below Walnut.
T EHIGEi COAL.—The Subscribers have
_ILI now on hood a superior article of the Lehigh Cool
and Navigation Company's CO , ll l (j VIET east. IN
NO OTIIER.) which they are ready to deliver to th.tir
custontera at the lowest market price. Carefully pre
pared for fnmily one °v.r large rolling Berme.
ISAAC K. WRIGHT & SON,
Yard, Catharine St. Wharf,
suit:bet Office, 124 8 Second et.
FINAL SALE OF LOTS IN KENITCK Y
CITY.—The final sale of lots in thin interentlng
and flourishing young city will take place on MONDAY,
27th tieptember,lB6b, on a credit of one and two yearn,
with intermit from date.
KENTUCKY CITY Is the northern terminus of the
Mob.le and Ohio Railroad, and in situated nn a beauti
ful bluff bona on the Missi.ippi river, Just below the
mouth of the Ohln. It is rapidly growing in wealth,
population. and commercial importance, end, owing to
the availability of Ito situation, it le the only point at
the mouth of the Ohi whore it is at all practicable to
build a city. Tho Trustees of Kentucky City voracity
that no overflow from the fillia.innippi river will ever
reach it The Railroad and River facilities of Kentucky
City purpose those of any ether point In the Went.
Maps of this city and Its railroad connections can be
men and full Information given, by tolling on the un
dersigned at the Girard House, room 84,
FRANK JAY IitoLEAN,
maq o%* 41mA kr 'Motets of liantuaky Olty,
Means-
Slipping
I=l
Wants.
WANTED—By a young Man, a Situation
v v as Clerk In a Wholesale Store or Manufactory.
Imoloyment more an object than Imlay. Address
°LEM, at this Office. attlo-6t*
WAN TE D—ln a Wholesale Hardware
House, a young man to &mild at the BOOkg. A
person who ban a knowledge of the bantam preferred.
-Address HARDWARE, at the Office of The Yress.
aul.o.4t*
WANTED—Iu a Wholesale Grocery and
Provision Store, ELM active and competent Sales
man. Aiwa be acquainted with city buyers. Address
SALESMAN, at this Office. au9-4tit
WANTED—By a Wheelwright, who also
understands AIM-work, employment in or out of
the city. Address JONATHAN WHITMAN, through
Dlood's Despatch. • au94t*
WANTED—A Lad of sixteen years of
• sr age, to learn the Wholesale Dry Goods Business,
where he will hal e an' opportunity of advancing him-
self as his merit warrants. Address, in handwriting of
applicant, DRS' GOODS, at this Office. made*
sSOOWANTEDO-NPEOPERTY
wor'h six Oman the amount, for which
eight per cent will be given. dop , y to
It 0. THOMPSON &G. M OONNAWROE,
angT-lw 933 ARCH street.
WANTE D—Typo and Materials for a
Job Office fu exchange for prime land In the
State of Kentucky Title warranted.
Apply to .7170.117111T1NG, No. MK 8. THIRD St.,
second story front room. sub-sffir
FRA-Z Eri. RIVEICALTATi:WANTED7—
T we nty-five m en to compote an organ i xi rig company.
Applicants will be given every information on this sub
ject by atiOpes,ing (until August 10) BOX 1800, Phila
delphia Poet Office.
WANTED,FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given mut pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from Elg to $22 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for bIiPONTRD SERVICE at No 817 MARKET Street,
above Dighth, north aide.
WILLIABir D. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 241 Regt. of (lavalry,
apl7-tf •
Recruiting °ricer.
Syr fiale anb try Vt.
taFOR RENT—A large, comfortable,
and well-finished house, near NEWARK, Del., on
the line of The Phlladelphfs, Wilmington, and Balti
more Railroad; built expressly for a hotel; has been
used as a Berra& - Seminary for a term of years. llentitl
too if applied for soon at No. 411 MARKET Street,
Philadelphia. nulo.to th sa 61
TO RENT—A Tour-storied Store and
1 . Dwelling, northwest corner Twelfth and Christian
'streets, at $2OO.
Also, a three-storied DwoMug with iilas and Bath,
822 South Twelfth street, at $144.
Also, a four-storied Dwelling with One, Bath, hot
and cold water, beater, be , 028 South Eleventh street,
at $240.
And Store No. 1188 South Street, at $132.
Imply* of JACOB S PRICE,
aulo-2i* No. 812 South Eleventh Street.
*I FOR SALE—Or to let on Ground Rent,
la a lot of ground on the north Bide of cotxtunit,
Avenue, between Twelfth and Th.rteenth streets, 100
by 00. having three fronts. Apply to
It 0. THOMPSON & O. M. OONNAROII,
aulo-0t 833 ARCH Street.
OFFICE TO-LET.-AN ELIGIBLE OF_
N.YFION for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
sumo" Soar, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOCK.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
JOHN C. REFFER, or
THOMAS T. BUTCHER,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mh2o-tuthg-tr second story, front room.
VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE.—The
mnseriber has five Farms for sale in tho county of
Albemarle, varying in size from 140 to 1,300 acres, and
ranging from $5 to $5O per acre. One tract of very
rich Land, but unimproved, containing over 1.100
acres, be will sell for $5 per acre—no money to be paid
for four years, and no interest required.
For further Information inquire of JOHN L. O'NE AL,
609 MARKET Street. Philalelphia, or of tho sub.
coriber, at CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
.Iylo-stu4w PAUL GOODLOE.
MO REIT T-T IJ E FIRST, THIRD,
FOURTH and FIFTH Stories, and Twa Cellars,
of No. 105 AROLI Street. above FRONT. Apply to
ITISLIOY, SIMONS, & 00 ,
au7-10t 120 North Wharfed.
451 TO It E N T—The new, four-storied,
Iron-front store, No. 240 North Third street, above
Race, with shelving, counter, ko., suitable for a whole
sale and retail clotlain4 store, or any oilier business.
Terms satisfactory. Apply at No. 203 North THIRD
street, three doors above. au7-if 71*
RENT—Ccunting•llouso No. 130
," North •Delaware Avenue, with floor extending
through to Water street. Apply to
JOLINKENNEDY ‘t CO.,
au° 132 N. Delaware Avenue.
fta WANTED TO RENT—Two or three
Rootns for Offices, on the first or second story, not
less than 18 feet in width, between Chestnut And Race,
and Ainth and Eleventh streets. Apply to
A. F. OLD,
No. 103 North Seventh street,
and-bt* corner of Arai up stairs,
04 TO RE N T—The second and third
stories of No. 103 Arlen Street, second door above
Front, north nide. Apply to
C. C. SADLER & CO.,
0 North Wider Street
el WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cor-
LEIL nor• Morn Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Pr vision business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Frees
office. jyis
1 4 vOR SALE—A valuable LOT, In the vici
m. nay of the Baltimore Depot, In au improving
neighborhood.. For partleulare, allareAll J. K., Or. W 27
Pnsti-nnl4:_ _ _ 1)16
Daarbing.
J3ARDING.—A comfortableßedchamber,
.11-. with Ilreakfaat, for a young man, is wanted. Ad
drum., .toting terms and location, J. L., at this Office.
aulo-11*
ROARDING.-A FEW PERMANENT
and Tim - I,lmA Ilonviern can be accommodated at
Mrs.!' Italt•ON'S. No 415 PRUNE Street au9-11,*
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
H GENTLEMAN may obtain board et 712 Chentnut
street, opposite Masonic llntt, au9-6t*
110 A K D I N G—The advertloer, recently
IL" arrived from Franco, deem' to engage Boarding
in a pleasant, central locality. }pith n payee faintly
where the French language ia Broken. Address FRAN
COIS, lllood's lientuttch. auld•St*
£ort nub Sontib
LOST—On Friday afternoon, from a car
riage, a indrocco-carered Collecting Book, " in
dexod,", containing Mlle and memorandums, and a
Kennington Bank book. A liberal reward will be wren
on the return of the mine to Clio Office, or at the °Oleo
of 8 T. VANSANT, No. 4 2 Walnut et., below Fifth.
aufi-.2tt.
personal
PERSONAL.-L. D. SMETHERS had
A. better call at his old lioarding-Itowie and take away
his trunk, as tho house will be vacated In a few days,
au,o-2t*.
TIdERCHANTS.—The Advertiser, who
J. can fiv nigh find-clans reference, in about to embark
for Peru, South America, to be absent nix mouths, will
take charge of any business that may be entrusted to hilt
care. Address LI3IA, at thin Onion. aun-let',
Mcnitstrg.
9111 E SCOTT'S LEGACY PREMIUM—
Jr. The Committee on Science and the Attic constituted
by the Franklin Institute of the State of Arts ,
for the promotion of the Mechanic Arta, having recom
mended the award of the Scott's Legacyrranduin to Dr;
J. B. Francis, for his process for removing teeth—by the
use of Electro-Magnet ililll—the Board of Managers will
award the above Premium in two months from this date.
unleas satiefactory evidence is given of the want of ori
ginality of the improvement.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
Jy27-tufriflw Actuary
(1 A. KINGSBURY, IL D.,
%../ • DENTIST,
Would Inform his friends that he has REMOVED to
111 fl WALNUT Street. above Eleventh. je2-lm
T IM USE OF FARINA IN ITS MOST
FORM.—The working of Farina,
44 connected with the peculiar process by which
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS are made ; la lalOWn
only to Mr. WING'S establishment.
The superior quality IS his CRACKERS has already
caused them to become widely known, and they are now
in extensive use,
Their remarkable excellence and great popularity
have attracted the attention of those manufacturing
other descriptions of Crackers, and many of those per
eons buy WING'S CRACKER: , in order to supply
their customers with Farina Crackers also.
One or two indlviduale, however, have been offering
the ordinary kiwi, which they make under the name or
Patina Crackers, and have succeeded in selling them to
nmall extent.
The selling.of such Crackers for Farina has a ten.
dency to injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA
CRACKSRS, made by Mr WINO,
Errors of this character however, are usually cor
rected on being properly exposed.
FARINA CRACKERS ARE MADE ONLY BY MR.
They are net made by others, because the process is
unknown to them, nor hare they suitable works—these
require a scientific arrangement, and great care is ne
cessary in passing the grain through the different pro
cesses.
•
The practice required in order to prepare and work
the material succexafully is a sellout impediment to
others.
The impossibility of arranging the sponge without
experience In this particular branch or kind of materiel,
and the critical knowledge indispensable in producing
ouch an extremely light and nourishing ounotonce as
WINO'S FARINA CRACIOERS, cannot be scenes
plinheri without consummate skill and the means neces
sary to carry it out.
The whole business requires great care and good
Judgment, and must be carried on °famish ely in order
to make It successful or profitable.
The objects to be attained by Mr, wino won to pro
duce a superior article at a price suitable for all classe..
For this ho has labored long, and subjected himself to
an adequate outlay of capitol.
Thu pretence, therefore, on the port of any ono etre,
that they make FARINA CRACK CRS, IS simply a de
vice resorted to in the hope of telling more of on arti
cle thin they otherwise would do, if offered under the
proper name.
With the view of a largely extended imainens, Mr.
WINO has continued for some time past tho present
low price for his Crackers.
It has been fieely no•erted by prominent Cracker
Pokers in the city of New York, that with the ;fired
amount of hand labor bestowed on WINO'S FARINA
CRACKEtiS It is impossible for him to realize a pitifit
at the present price.
Mr. WING'S object, however, in to place hie CRACK
ERS in the market at a rote that will enable all permits
to floe them freely, and not whence the price, unless
absolutely necessary.
The increased uiffraf WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS,
with the comniendittory remarks of Parents, Teacher!,
and Physicians, as well ati many persona in various posi
tions In life, whore powers have been more or lees weak
ened by seileutfej habits Or occupations, is strong proof
of the healthful and beneficial results which have at
tended their use.
Their great nourishing properties, and the ease with
which the stomach digests this pleasant food, ore well
established, and there can Law s on testing them, no doubt
of this fact, viz : that the smile we gbt of WINO'S
CRACICIAIB will make more good Woo I, and act more
kindly upon the delicate tostoro of the stomach, than
anything else ever introduced in this or any other form
of bread.
All the FARINA CRACKERS hove the name or A.
WINO etauwed on thorn, and thoolo ulxhing to buy
Bltoul.l aek for WINU'e CRACKERS.
They may be bed of the bent Family Orocers gene
rally, and at wholeanle only of
A. N. THOMPSON & CO.,
Non. 221 and 223 FULTO .4 Street, New York, or
HINGE E & BROTHER, Wholesale Agentn,
Nu. 143 South I,IIONT Street, Flailed's,
Jy24 Pat to 24 & th & to 4t
BAGGING TWINE-5,000 lbs of Superior
nagghig Twine, suitable for the Southern market,
manufactured and for sale by
WEAVES, SITLER, & CO.,
sub 2Y North Water street,
t 1 ). INFl;sa_le Itarg q.crabo.
L. HALLOWELL & CO.,
333 MARKET STREET,
HA FE NOW IN STORB ♦ SOPERB iII3SONSYNNT OF NNW
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
An examination or which they solicit from
CASH AND SHORT CREDIT BUTRIts
From all sections of the country
aulo-tu the 6t
NEW FALL STOCK
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
23 NORTH FOURTH ST
HMI just opened an entire new stook of
LIOSIEDX, GLOVES, AND FANCY GOODS,
to ahtel they Smite the atteution of aret-class buyers
Our stock la particularly adapted so
THE SOUTHERN TRADE
awa-2mtt
1
,200 PACKAGES -
Brown And Bleached
:MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, and DRILLINGS,
direct from
LACONIA, GREAT PALLS,
HADLEY, PERRINO,
MASSACHUSETTS, DWIGHT,
BARTLET, and (JABOT MILLS,
In which will be found a large and clearable aseortment,
to which we beg to call the attention of tho tride.
ROBESON INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, HAMPDEN
TWEEDS, STRIPES, TICEINOS,
AND COTTONADES,
In great variety.
SATINETS, FLANNELS, &0.,
For eale by
FROTHINGHAM k WELLS, Agents,
433-21n11 35 LETITIA St. and 34 S. FRONT St
II RBROIDERIES AND LACES.
GEORGE PEARCE A CO.,
241 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
52 AND 54 PARK PLACE, NRW YORK,
Rave now open, and are constantly making additions to,
a large and varied atoek of
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
NETS,
JOINED BLOND, QUILLINOS, ka., &a.,
To 'which they invite the Stteution
THE JOBBING TRADE
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
132 CIIEBTIi t ITT STREET,
Rim just received ou consignment 150 Bales
GRAY, WHITE, AND BLUE MACKINAWS,
AND
NEON() BLANKETS
Alen,
300 PIECES TAPESTRY, INGRAIN surd VENETIAN
CARPETINGB.
150 BALES BLACK AND WHITS WADDING.
au4-1w
NO. 416 MARKET STREET
PECILADELPIIIA, AUCRIBT, 1858
FALL TRADE.
WM. 11. BROWN & CO.
Are now receiving their
FALL BTOOR OF FOREIGN
AMBRIOAN DRY GOOD£I,
To which the Attention of
BUYIIIIS
is rempectfullyinvitid
JAMES- A. FAILNUM,
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCIIANT,
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
(tP STAIRS.)
Has NOR ores for examination a full assortment of
Gloves, Gauntlets, Shirts, Drawers, Turkey Red and
Bladder Handkerchiefs, Comforts, Scarfs, Hoods, Re
golettes, Hose, and other Germantown fancy goods'
Domestic Duck Gloves, Mitten., and Gauntlets ; Dress
Trimmings, Buttons Delta, ke., to which he in
'rites the attention of the trade.
Agent For NOW till fain Knitting Mineral Spring,
Pacific, Wolcotyille, Trenton, awl Cohere Shirts and
Drawers, jy29-ecallru
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
(AGENTS FOR PHILADELPHIA)
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
No. 132 CIIESTNIIT STREET
jy2D-eodtt
G LOVES AND GALIALETS.
JOAN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
No. 113 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA,
AND 257 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Are now receiving their FALL IMPORTATION of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
RID, BEAVER, DUCK, SILK, CLOTH, PUB, BUR
TOP, AND PLUM-LINED
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
jy2S-lm
CARPETINGS.-
ALM:MN TIIREE-PLYS,
SUPERFINES AND VENITIANS.
Manufactured by
JOSIAH BARBER.
Sole Agents In thin City,
ATWOOD, RALSTON h CO.,
jy3l4/ No. 533 MARKET Street
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of goods:
A. & W. SPRAGUE& PRINTS, in groat variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues.
Si/Wings, and Fancy Styles.
BLEACHED MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lon:aide, SimonylGO, Ellatersville,
Hope, Washington, Union Mills,
Blackstone, Cohaunet, Johnston,
While'Rock, Phenix, Acton, &c.
BROWN MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS , ABB OSHA
BURGS.
Matoaes, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, East.'n Virginia, Eagle
Manchester,Bloc's & Fare
Fares, Still Water,
Mechanics', Warren A, Cerra' River,)
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Bottontley's, Pomeroy's, and (Benham Co.', Black
and Fancy all-wool and cotton warp Clothe In great
variety.
DOESKINS AND CASHMERES.
Greenfield Co., Saxtons River, Bristol,
Terry's, Stearn's, and othersi.
SATINETS.
Stearn's, Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpenters', Florence Mills,
Hockanum, Duhring's, Converarille,&e.
SILESIA B.—Lonsdale's, Smith's, and other makes,
plath and twllled,.of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denims and Ticking%
Rhode Island and Philadelphia Linseys and Apron
Checks.
Shepard's and Slater's Canton Flannels, &a, 1y22.2m
RICHA.RDSOPPS IRISH LINENS,
DA.IVIASICS. DIA-PICWI3. aco.
CONEIIIMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINNNS, and time
Semitone of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, /Mould
me that the article's they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RIOHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods.
This caution Is rendered easentiallynecessati as large
quantitlea of inferior and defective Linens are prepared,
season after season, and sealed with the name of
ItrOGARDBON by Irish house', who, regardleas of the
Injury thus init i ated alike on the American consumer
and the manufaoturers of the genuine Goods, will not
readily abandon a business co profitable, while par
chasers can be Imposed on with Goode el.& worthless
character.
. . .J. BULLOCKE &J. B. LOCKE,
my2o-0m Agents, 90 OLLIIROEI Street, New YoTk
Boots (nb filmes
F ALL STOOK
or
BOOTS AND SHOES
JOSEPH IL THOMPSON & CO.,
No. 814 MARKET !STREET,
AND
Noe. 3 end 6 FRAVICLIN PLACE,
HAVII NOW IN !TORS A LIRON AND WALL ANNOXVID
TOOK OF
BOOTS AND SIIOBS,
OP CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE
Which they offer for sale ma the best terms for mitt,
or on the usual credit. Buyers are invited to call and
examine thole stock. jy:11-tf
ROOTS . AND SHOES.—The subscriber
hes on hind a large and varied stook of BOOTS
and BOB,R vrtelott he will soil at the lowed price'.
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
no2l-Le B. X. owner BUTE and MARKET Sts.
Oboe Sinbings
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
The undernlgnal (eucceasore to the into JOSEPH
T. JOINS) aro now prepared to meet the wante of tho
trade at the
OLD 8T AND,
Northeast corner of ARCH and FOLIBTO Streets.
Their facilities for furnishing every article in the Shoe-
Finding Line, at moderate prices and on favorable terms,
are unsurpneeed.
The attention of Merchants to respectfully solicited.
jy2B-3mi f W.°t. JOHNS SON.
CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC CITY.-
There will be no necessity for traveller', taking a
supply of CIGARS with them, as a complete assort
ment of GENUINE HAVANA, of Samuel Shnes , s im
portation, will be found on sale at CONGRESS HALL,
Cape lelsnd 3 suct et the Uti/TEP STATES, Atlantis
Oily, 4724
naafi lava (Boobs.
NEW FALL GOODS.
L. J. LEVY & CO,
WILL OPEN,
MONDAY, AUGU . ST-9th, 1868,
MIR FIRST 111PCIRTITION OP
TALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Comprising a choice selection of all the netted designs
of
PRINTED MOUSSELINE DE LATHES, OF CASH
MERE, RICH SILKS, &e., &c.
806 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
amp-3t
LEE & BEARE,
No. 230 OERSTNUT BTREET,
nAvR NOW OPEN
Their Sall Importation of
WHITS 1300D8,
EMBROIDEIMIB,
LACE GOODS, 810.
NV bleb they °Her to the Trade on the remit liberal
terms. jysl-6t
DEAL MADRAS CRAVATS.
Bright colors, genuine Madras Handkerchiefs,
yard square. Choppa, Pongee, and Orals Cloth Hdkts.
BHARPLEBB BROTHERB,
au6-if CIIEBTNIIT and EIGHTH.
rBENCEI SHIRT BOSOMS.
An invoice of Woven Jaconet Shirt Bosoms, In
various styles and extra finish, just imported by
SHAKPLESS BROTHICHS,
au6-If OREBTNIIT and EIGHTH.
RINGED LINEN TOWELS.
•
F' Damask Huckaback Towels, with various colored
headings. Also, Bath Tow. Doge and Diapers.
SHARPLBSS BROTHERS
ant-if CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH.
WILLIAMSVILLE, Wamstata, Water
Twist, Pontiac, Utica, and other superior makes
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin by the piece or yard.
LINENS
O[ Richardson's, Nicholson's, and Robinson's make,
warranted pure and strong An excellent hoary Nichol
son's Linen, at 8734 cents.
Dispera ' Crash Towelling, 8 to 12N cent.; heavy
Bogginge,Tow Linens, &c., &c.
LINF.N DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
at 50, 75, 88,11 $1.25 to $4. Napkins, Thuile'', Rucks,
back in towels and by the yard ,• Flannels, Ticking', &a.
• vvvvv -
LAva,c,COLtril
.-- • •
Black and Brown Mixed Lamellas at 10 cents; also,
finer grades. Dusters from BTc to Ed. Excellent Lamella
Dusters, $1.20 and 31.55.
MANTILLAS.
Closing out balance stock cheap.
COOPER & COWARD,
100 13. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
H OODED CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indispensable for a Country Ramble, or en route to the
Springs, at $2.50, $ Z 50, $1.50, and $O.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
PRENCH AND ENGLISH LACE.
BLACK BILK, SILK AND LACE.
CRAPE MARETZ CIRCULARS.
WHITE }MIME CIRCULARS.
aY ONB4IALV TIMM 'AIMS, TO OLO3I TEN BR/MON,
AT TOM
PARIS MANTILLA. EMPORIUM,
708 011118TNIIT street
jyl7 , J. W. PROCTOR k 00
THE CHE APE ST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS BTU °Arad In thl City are
now being sold by
THORNLEY do OHISM
N. H. car. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We purcbaaed, a few days ago, at a moat tremendous
sacrifice for
CASU
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls came
quality and style ac we have gold for.
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are now selling at the extremely low pries of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
MENEMiiMI
BANDBOIIIII BRAWL Be 08111.1
Also, Plain Crape Shawls, from $4 to $l6.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains in Lace, Silt, Moir Antique Man.
Riles, &c.
Travelling Drem Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Goode.
Organdlee, Daroges, Grenadluee, &e., iko
BLACK BILKS, RANGY BILES, &o.
Our name is Justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Material') for Men and Boys' Wear.
Linen Goods, of our own importation.: -
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &c., &o.
Mitts, Voile Embroideries, Watery, Gloves, ace., at
TEIOR NLEY - CLIISM7B
"ORR-PRICE cent STORS,"
N. Z. Oor. XIGHTLL & SPRING GARDIN Streets
jel94f
QUMMER, DRY GOODS BEING CLOSED
OUT AT GREATLY REDID:3ED PRIDES.
Very rich Paris printed Marseilles, for Dresses and
Basques,
Do. Pads printed Brilliants, Lawns, and Organdies.
Bareges, Grenadines, and Mentes.
Ducals and Grasiellm.
nigh Lustre Black Silks. -
French White erfflients and Marseilles.
Polka Spot Swiss Mull.
White Goods, all kinds.
Materials for Traselling Dresses and Duster..
Sea Side Plaids for Bathing Robes, I a medium and gay
Plaids, feat colors. •
Lupin's bat quality all wool Do Begs, In Brown and
Gray Mixtures.
Edgings, Insertings, Flouncing., As.
Linen and Marseilles Shirt Bosoms.
With the usual stock of
FAMILY DRY GOODS
IN DAILY USE. -
Wide Whits and Black Shawl Baregee
will:ILI:BALE AND RETAIL.
cUARLES ADAMS,
Jy27-tnthe if Eighth and Arch streets.
ANTILLAS ! ! MANTILLAS I! Mo
19J9. ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call end
examine him stock of :truant's, embracing , many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
5,000 yards Black and Fancy Silks, 37,54, 44,150, 58;
rich, 62%, 69, 75 ; very rich, 81, 87%, 95, 81.
10,000 yards Delsines, Bareges, llucals, at 10, 12%,
16%, 18%, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
in the cy. . .
10,000 yards tine French Lawns, 10, 12g , 10%, 20, 26,
worth, many or them, 17s to 62X, very floe.
Ono lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth 630.
600 yards side-band Casein:tares, 31%, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and hop'
wear, lees than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Vesting'', at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest In the
•
city.
1,000 fine Preach Needleworkod Collate, at $l, worth
$3 10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaeonets, Salsa and
Cambria White Goods, tho greatest bargains In the clip
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimming., in endless va
riety, at lees than half the usual price..
31cELROY,
.161-tuth e-tf No. 11 Booth NINTH Street.
11 - lIPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK.
DAREOE, for Shawls, Talrosa, &a., wholesale
met retail. Storekeepers supplied for nett cash.
CHARLES ADAMS:
jyl4 RICHTSI and ARCM Streets.
IllilJittery (5.1 robs.
AUGUST, 1858.
___.
We would invite the attention of Southern and
Western Buyers to our Fall Styles of
SILK, VELVET, and
FANCY BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS . ,
FEATHERS, and
MILLINERY GOODS,
Now ready for the Trade at the lowest Market prices.
STERN & FREEMAN,
an7•lm 126 CHESTNUT Street.
political.
ipoß REGISTER OF WILLS.
ALEXANDER 11. FREEMAN.
Subject to the decision of the People's Contention.
Ho respectfully requests the influence of his friends
to secure that nomination. auCl4sr*
IT( OR CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
COURT—
ROBERT G. MARCH,
OW TRH TIIIRTHINTEI WARD.
Subject to the will of tho People's Convoution.
jy26-Im*
poll. REGISTER OF WILLS
ELI DILLIN,
U/ THE 7 OUR7BENTS 'N AHD,
Subject to the Bolen of the People , * Patty.
And, if elected, I pledge myself to confine the Oinee
to the legal !bee established by law. ' Jy24-teit
WILLIAM H. BERN,
SHERIFF,
TITTEENTH WARD
Subject to the flulee of People's Party. jy7l). -tt
d lARD.—Tho undersigned hereby inform
J his friends that be will be a candidate for the Office
of SUCRIFF
of Oka City and County of Pitil.l6lpbta, at the ensuing
election, if nominated by " The People,"
JOS. 3L COWELL.
PHILADRIaIIIA, JUDO I, 1858. Jyl94t
FOR CONGRESS-THIRD DISTRICT
DR. JOirill SITES,
Or THE SIXTRBST/1 WARD.
FubJeot to Democratic calm.. 33024-Im*
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT,
Tog. R. lIARKINS,
DRPRSTRCNIII WARD.
Robject to Democratic Rule.. D'2l-th
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the People's Convention
156•tf
REGISTER •OF WILLS—
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratic Rolm je3O4N*
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT
JOSEPII A. MONIIEIMER,
Eleventh Ward
Anhject to the rules of the Democratic party.
Jel7.dtOoe
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS—
JOILN OANIN,
Fifth Ward.
&Nett to Damoeratio Rules. jelf.tr
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS—
OHARLEB D. REMIT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Bubjent to The People's Nomination. jel-tf
-FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOHN OAMPORLL, OP SRVYNTIL WARD.
Subject to Democratic rules. my11.4.m
FOWLER, WELLS, & 00., 922
011E8TNIIT Street, beep standard works on
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Oure. and Pho.
nography, wholesale and retail. Phnomlog(-
' cal Etsamination, whit charts, and full writ
ten descriptions of character, given day and even
ing. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders by mall to be
addressed to Bowler, Wells, & Co., 922 Chestnut
!Welt. jeg-tknolf-wlty t sop 80
2011210t1114111.
V I TELOW O NATIONAL. THEATRE.
NEW SEASON.
JOSEPH 0. NOSTRIL ...... .801 e Lome and hWager.
0. POSTER Stage Manager.
TIIISDAY EVENING August 10, DPW
Will be produced the thr/Iling story of land and aim,
entitled
CAPT %VD; OR. THE
WITCH FIRM) OF RIOT TORR.
The - Pirate—captai n Ryd Mr. O. Foster,
Captain Van Rcoven Me. Valve a.
lil.py, he Witch Mrs. J. O. Foster.
To conclude with the laugbatne farce of
FAMILY JARS. _ _
Deloh W. H. Bailey.
Julia Mrs. A W. Young.
The Orchestra under the direction of Mr. O. Behahart.
Doors open at 7). To commence at 8 o'clock.
Ticketa of admlaxion, 28 ca s te • ',seared seats, 88
cents ; Orchestra chairs. 60 caste ; Beats In Private
Box, 76 mita , Whole Box, fa end it ; Family Male,
16 cents.
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
=Wails Street. abqve CHESTNUT.
BEAUTIFULLY ENLARGED.
New Fixtures, New Scenery, New Seats, and Additional
Gallery.
SANFORD'S TROUPE ENLARGED.
FIFTEEN PERFORM IN PARTS.
NEW SONGS, NEW CHORUSES, NEW DANCES.
AID
LAUGHABLE AFTERPISOIII3.
Admission twenty-tire cents. Doors open at IX
o'clock ; performance to commence at 8 o'clock.
3neurance Eampattiva.
T EE QUAKER OIT 3C INSURANOE
COMPANY, OB MiILADELPRIA, 488 WAINUT
street.
Statement of the business and condition of The QmPlst
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia, for the sht
months ending June 80, 1858 :
Capital and Surplus, January 1.1858 . ..... .$277,079 8f
Internet received and accrued from Jan. 1 to
July 1,1858 6,996 86
Premiums received from January Ist to July
let, 1858 113,074 erf
Salvage and Ileineurance received 4,8T7 26
L053111,1171A813, &AL
Losses paid 744,451 64
Dividend, reinsurance, return pre
miums, and expensed,
98,346 OE
Balance remaining with the Company Julyl, 604,281 88
Bonds, mortgagee, stocks, coupon
bond'', loans on collateral, and
call loans, ke. $183,763 60
Bills Receivable 90,611 79
Cash on hand and In Bank, and
due from agents 29,910 Oa
Capital Stock.
OPPIOIHS.
GEOP.GH H. HART—President.
N. P. Bol343—Vit. President.
H. R. 00668HALL—Seoretary and Treaig.tie
P. H. BUTLRlL—lisetetant Peeretary.
DIIIIOIOIB.
George R. Hut .Tosel,h "Awards,
R. P. Rom, Pester 8. Perkins,
A. 0. °sitell, Charles G. Imlay,
Andrew R. Chambers, Raninel Jones, M. D.,
I. W. Bailey, Hon. R M. Puller,
John G. Dale, H. R. Ooggehall,
John 1,. Pomeroy._
Attest:
jy2e-lmolf
H. H. 00048 HALL,
&codas/
VIRE INSURANCE.
BY THE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSCRANWI
COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Oa Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Hers Ausudirs.
Furniture, 4e. in Town or Country. '
OFFICE, No. SOS WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. $171,928. Assays, vamatim.
Invested as follows, via :
That Mortgages on Improved City Pr;party,
worth double the amount 220,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. 5 per sent.
mortgage Loan, $BO,OOO, cost 26,600,0$
Allegheny County 0 per cent. Penna. B. R.
Loan 10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. Stock 4,000.00
Stock of the Reliant* Mutual Insuninee
Company 10,160.00
Stock of County Fire insurance Co ... 1,060.00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 474.00
BilLs receivable, busmen paper 62,111.60
Book Account!, accrued Interest, he., 8,835.1$
CAA on hand and In Bank.. 15,00.20
5232,406. 1 1311
OLEM TINGLEY, Yroadoleat.
DW.EOTOEB.
Carmel Clapham,
Hobert Steen,*
William Mauer, -
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
- Z. Lathrop,
Charles Lelaad,
lamb T. Bunting,
smith Bowen,
John Bissell, l'lttattnr i gh
HENCHMAN. Secretary. •
Clem Tingley
William B. Thompson,
David B. Brown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
U. L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Moses Johnson,
Chula S. Wood,
.Tames 8. Woodward.
fe2o-e to th-rp.tt B .
A JLEEICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Lia. INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETU.AI,.
No.Blo WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Haying a large paid•ap Capital Moak and Surplus
Inveated in sound and available Seenritiem, continua le
lasare on Dwhilings, Stores, garniture, iderehandise,
ireesele in Port and their Cargoes', and other Panetta 1,
Property. all LOWS liberally and promptly adjusted,
.. DIZZOTOP11:
George Abbott, - John T. Lewis, ,
John Weill_ , Oaspar W. Morris,
Samuel 0. Morton, James R. o,,, T beli,
Patrick Brady, Bditaund G. Drain'.
Charles W. 'Pooltney.
GROBOX ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS It.ll/0113. geeretirg. ja28.1 it
sanin2l3 Isitbs.
HE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
_IL FITNIL
(0113zazrz DT 7171 LHOIBLATITI O?"IMrBYL)AXIt.)
PERPETUAL OILLUTSiIt
11V2 PER OiNT: Internet allowed to DePoiltore,
and all Moneys Paid beet on Demand.
OFFICE, 831 NORTH TILIRD STREBV,
(COROOLIDATION SLIM BUILDING.)
This Institution la now open for' the transaction 'of
business. and la the only Chartered Sating Fond boated
In the northern part of the city.
The Oftlee will be open (daily) from 9 to 234 o'elook,
sal also on MONDAYS and. TIII3IIBDLYB 2 from 6 mall
9 o'clock in the Evening..
MANAQZRB
Frederick Klett, James 8. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, Jacob Dock
John P Levy; Joseph )1 Cowell,
Hon. Henry K. Strong, George Woelepper,
Daniel Underkoder, J. Wesley Dray -
Hon. Wm Millirezd, Robert B. Davidson, •
Frederick Steak., , -P. 0. Ellmaker,
Francis Hart, John P Varies,
Joseph P. LeOlere, I George Knecht,
John Ressler, Jr.. John Horn.
President, JAMES 8. PRINGLE.
Secretary, GEORGE T. THORN. ap21.1112
tlemovato.
REMOVAL.-
BAILEY 1 CO.i
Jewellers. and Manufttatureya at' Sten.
ling Silver Ware,
lima removed from their old stand to the now Mors.
No. 810 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Three doors Eaat of the Girard noosed
where they offer for sale et new and choice ageortatent of
STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE JEWELRY,
CLQOES And WATOHNE, PLATED WARE, sal
NANCY 000D8
REMOYM.-JOHN P. DOIIERTY,
TAILOR,
RAS REMOVED
N. E. CORNER OP RUTH AND WALNUT Dre.
PRILADBLPIIII, July 16,1858. . jy2B
REMOVAL.
JAS. E. CALDWELL Sc CO.,
489 OISEBTNErt STREET*
TaRTIOI7B TO REMOT/TO TO VICO OM ITTOIIt, OTTTR
THEIR STOOK OR
PLATED 000138
AT A HEAVY BEDUOT/ON PROM lISIIAL Plingts
, jy23-Ina If , _
tqmps.
pETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELT-GENERATING GAB LAMP
le the only Patent Berner that bee a
NOMONDUCTOB ATTAOMID.
Yor Safety, Olmear ease, and Brilliancy, it istrpeast
all others.
STATE AND 0 CONTE MOMS TOR PALL
Address D. P. PETERS,
8. W. corner PIOOND and CHESTNUT Sta., PhDs'
delphia ; and 422 BROADWAY, Now York. tnh4-Ipap
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your interest., and pationiao 118811111113 LAMP
PAOTORY, 109 South SIGH= street, below Obeetnnt:
Prerlow to ids 01/011114 a Mir oneble factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he is now doing in a War
ranted manner from 145 to $lO. &wort him, or you will
hews the Rama chant aa to paw.
4.NEW Arm IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
PRENTISS'S
WASHING AND SCOURING
SOLUTION
PATENTED JUNE 22, DM
Titfa Important discovery has just been patented by
the United States, and it it now confidently recommended
to Manufacturers, Housekeepers, and others. It is s
labor-wing preparation, and costa less than half of any
other article known for cleansing purposes. While It
Cleautica, whitens, and purifies Cotton, Linen. and
Woollen goods of every description, it will not injure
the most delicate fabric. Cortiticstes of its value hive
been given by some of the leading manufacture!, of the
country, as well no by many reliable hunzekeepers and
citizens.
Manufactured by the Patentee, and for ale by
SAMUEL GRANT, Ja., & CO.,
139 SOUTII WATER STREET,
jy22.thtu ly
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.—This is pre
pared from perfectly ripe Fruit, selected with the
greatest care and of the beef quality. A small quantity
of this Vinegar Syrup, mixed in a tumbler of cold wa
ter, makes a most d drink. As a beverage for
the sick, it is unequalled, being at once,sootlitng and
medicinal. Prepared and oold Icy
MLA IMES SHIVERS,
Druggist and Chemist,
N. D. Corner Spruce an I Seventh sts., Phila.
Price 50 cents per bottle, or 05 a done,,.
VIRST AND SFOOND QUALITY FLUE
I. AND Nll Kt , T IRON, Al 0 0 teorueter, Coal
Shute. Seger Tenk, nod elate Iron, cut to pat
.ern, up t 38 niche, wide, For WO by the menulas
turere, J. WOOD & DROTEIFIIB,
latiO•lm No, 22.8 North SECOND at., PhilaALlthla.
402,02 T 63
33,894 44
$04,2& 33
$300,000 00
jylB-ti th sat4ns
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