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    The officer* of thest Courts are—Jamen F.*
Esq:’, U. B. District Attorney; -George Plitt, Em.,
Clerk or Circuit Court; Thomas £• Ka Clerk
of U,'B. : District Court; aud the non. Jacob. 8. Yofit,
U. S. DISTRICT COURT, .
uf A President
and two'Aeeoolato Judaea, any one of rvhora has power
to hold the Court. Tho Court lias no. jurisdiction,
oil .or originally or hy,appeal, except whom the sum m
mntmrerfy es&ids out hundred dollars. The present
Court cdhelits of the Hon. George Sharswood, Presi
dent; and the Hon. Geolfce M. Stroud, and tho Hon. I.
X 0. Haro, Associate Judges.
Tbo officer*, of this Court are : James W. Fletcher,
Esq.r-Prothonotery} Edwin T. Oha»8 f .Esq., OWei
Clerk: B. M. Shane, Esq., Ist Assistant; J. 0. Tobias,
£«„,CoUrt Cleik. .A
COCBT OP COMMON PLEAS.
, The Court of Common Pleas is one of the most'an
, dent our Courts of Judicature." The first Judge of this
Court was Benjamin appointed President
'Judge in ITT 6, and was succeed*! by John Coxe. The
distinguished names of n&llowefi, Kush and King are to
be found as Presidents of this Court. By a recent act of
Assembly, the jurisdiction of this Court in civil suits
hi£ been extended from $lOO to $5OO. This Court has
.also criminal jurisdiction over all offences committed'in
the city and county of Philadelphia, aud Its Judges sit
‘.alternately In the Quarter Sessions.
The present Court consists of-the nbn. Oswald
Thompson, President; thc llou. Joseph Allison aud the
qou. Robert T. Conrad, Associate Judges.
, The officers ar© Edward G. Webb, Esq., ProtUouo
tary, and Thoa. Webb and John Ilaviland, Clerks; and
Frederick Errickson, Esq., Court Clerk of Common
Pleas; and Geotyc \V.- Howell, Esq., Clerk of Quarter
Sessions, and Theo. T. Derringer, Esq., and Bernard
Sharkey, Bsq., Clerks; Vm. JJ.Jlaun, Esq., District At*
torney.
TIIE REGISTER'S COURT. _ __
Presided over by ©or-amiable friend, Charles W.
Carrigau, Esq., who has jurisdiction over tlio Probate
of Wills, Letters bf Administration, and matters chiefly
of a tct’imentary character* The officers are, Chas.
W. CarrJgan, Esq., Registrar of Wills; Joseph Molioy,
Esq., Chief Cleric. ,
JUcatljs,
On the 31st' July, EMILIE 0. wife of Hon. James
Campbell. M-
The male friends of the family are iuvited to attend
her funeral, without further police, from the residence
of her husband, No. 49 Sbuth'Sixth street, below Wal
nut, on Monday, August 3di at‘4 o’clock P. M. **
On the 31st inst.. GEORGE NEBINGKR SUMMERS,
son of Peter and Catharine Sommers, aged 11 months
and 0 days,
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents,
Ho. 1165 South Tenth street, below Washington, on
Sunday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. To proceed to St.
Mary’s Cemetery.' ' ' ' *
’Suddenly, op the SOthJnsfjV&t BvLAMB,
or tWaotty, in the 40th year of his age. ' .
Due notice will be givenof his fnperal. *
On the 51st nit., .CATHARINE,.widow of Thomas
McDoaoughiin the oOth year of her ttgb.-
The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to
attend ..her funeral, from, the residence of her son,
Patrick McDonough. Sixth street, near Fitzwater, on
Tuesday morning, 4th instant, at without fur
ther notice. To proceed to St. JfaryVCenietery. ##
Importations
[Reported for The Press,]
RicauoND— steamship City of Richmond—2s hales
tobacco, Parker Sc Toland; 18 bxs do Jenkins & Harts
horns; 70 do do Dohan A Taittj 60 do do Wardle Sc
Barclay; 197 do do Molts Sc Boehm; 200 do do Thomas
Webster, jr.: SO do Mercer Sc Antelo; 229 do and 2 hhds
Buckner, McCammon <fc'Co; 10 empty csks F. Gaul;
’ do Pouttney, Massy Sc Co.; 31 do J. Lips; 01 do Eagle
Wolf: HO hxs tobacco w. Armstrong; 60 bales do
mestics Chs. Churchman; 48 doj S Woodward ft Son;
1317 pigs lead 0, J. Adams & Co.; 10 tons Iron C. Camp
bell 6c Co: '8 rolls leather Jos Howell Sc Co; 10 hhds and
1 bbl Geo Shewell; 7G bgs wheat Miller & Brother; 72
do Roland Sc Ervin: 205 bbls and bxa produce sundry
persons; 9 hhds 13 bales,3l lbs and 76 bxs order.
' Rio JASElBo—Barque Minnesota. Colo—lo9o bags
roffee Ja a. Devcreux & Son; 3500 do do order.
, PERNAMBUCO—Barque Azelis, Davis—376o bags su
gar Thomas A Newhall Sc Cq. ,
PAILADKLPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
ISBABL MOBRIB, )
Joseph O. Grubb, > Cokmittee op the Month.
John Welsh, - )'- ■
. LETTER BAGS
At the Merchant s’ Exchange, Philadelphia.
ShipSaranak, Rowland..,.' ..Liverpool, Aug. 1.
gblp Philadelphia, Poole, Aug. 15.
Barque Achilles, Spcdden, .Loud«i, Aug. 1.
Barque David Lapsley, Bishop Mafanw, soon.
Brig Eureka, Daly,.. Cardenas', soon
Brig Black Squall, Bryant, Havana, soon.
Brig.P Pabars, Burns, .St. Jago de Cuba, soon
marine Intctliflcnce.
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, August I, 1857
.4 67 I'SUN SETS 7 03
• \ 10 40
SUB RISES
HIGH WATER.
: ARRIVED ,
‘ Steamship' City of Richmond,* Mitchell, from Rich
mond, via Norfolk 30 hours, with mdte. aud passengers
toThomhaWobHter,3r.- „
* Barquo Aielia. Davis. ’4days from Pernambuco, with
sugar to Thoa. A. Newncll A Co. . ,
Barque Minnesota, Cole, from Rio de Janeiro Jiao 19,
' with coffee to James Devereux & Son.
* • Brig Thomas Conner, Gooding, 7 days from MaCamas,
, in ballast to captain. , ....
Schr. B. Watson, Robinson, 0 days from Salem, m bal
last to C. Miller Sc Co. . .
- 1 Schr. Christopher Loeaer, Snow, 0 days from Salem, in
ballast to C. Miller & CoJ
Schr. Expedition, Carroll,. 1 day from Smyrna, Del.,
With corn to Bewley, Wilson Sc Co.
1 Schr. Jano C. Patterson, Hand, from Boston.
Schr. Isle of Piues, French, from Egg Harbor.
.. Schr. John SiUimao, Clum, from Newburgh.
Schr. Sarah Warren, Bottle, I day from Little Creek,
Del., with wheat to Bewley, Wilson Sc Co.*
Schr. Young America, Tuft, 2 days from Port Deposit,
with wheat and hark to Bewley, Wilson Sc Co. ■
Schr. Mantua, Maxon, lday from Frederica Del., with
wheat to James Barratt A Co. -
Schr. Andrew Manship, Grace, 1 day from Frederica,
Del., with wheat to James Barratt Sc Co.
Schr. Diamond State, Smithers, 2 days from Milford,
Del., with wheat to J. 11. M’Colley.
Steamer Delaware; Dopes, 24'faoum.f£om New York,
- via Cape May, vrßh.radte-.wid Jyjaea All
dvtdla*. ■ . ,'ii ,
Steamer General McDonald, Whildin, 6 hours from
Cape May, witli uidze, and passengers to Captain, lie
* ports barques Isaac R. Davis, from New Orleans, aud
Grand Turk, from New York, above New Castle, and
some 20 schooners above Chester, bound up.
1 CLEARED,'
Steamship Boston, Scllew, New York, James Alder
dice.,;- , . , • . . .- .
Ship Saranak, Rowlaud, Liverpool, Copo Bros.
Barque Ellen Steveua, Stockbrldge, Portland, O. A.
Heck&her ic Co. _ -
Brig Russian, Coombs, Belfast, Me., Biakifitou, Cox
& Co. r
Beir. B. Watson, Robinson, Salem, Cl Miller A Co.
Senr. Chris. Loeser, Snow, Portsmouth. do
Schr. J. C. Patterson, Hand, Ncwlmryport, do
. Schr. lale-of Pines, French, Georgetown, D. C., L.
Audenricd & Co. , 4
Schr. Jno. Silllmau, Clum, Newburgh, Jno. R. White.
Schr. Wide World, Dickinson, Providence, Hayes,
Smith A Co. . _
Schr. Susan Bray, Naylor. Boston, L. Audenroid A Co.
Schr. Win.'AUeu, Grant, Richmond, do
SteameT Richard Willing,' Claypole, Baltimore, A.
Grove*, Jr. ■ 1
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
Lawns, Del., July 30—8 KM.
The ship Chaos, for Brunswick, Ga., aud barque Mary
H. £cudair, for Mobile, with flehrs. D. IV, Kldridge,
John Swaaey, LJcon, Southampton. Geo. Washington,
sloop Brandywine/ and tag America, remain in the
Roadstead. The steamship Pennsylvania, for Rich
mond touched hero last evening, landed about forty pas
sengers, and proceeded on. her voyage. Wind E.—
weather cool and wet.
Yours, &c.,
1 - [B7 TXVXQKXtJt.)
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
OAPB Iblamb, N.J., July 31—6 P.M.
Several brigs and schooners came in and proceeded up
during the day. Wind K.—weather warm.
yours/&c., TUOS. 11. HUGHES.
BT TBLKORAPB.
(Correspondence'of The Press )
New York. July 31.
ASRIVBD Ship Orphan, from Bordeaux; bark* Ame
lia. from Bremen }• Clara Windsor, from Port au Prince,
ana llendi, from lloclielle.
' Baltimore, July 31.
The. Br. brig Los Amigos, from San Bias, arrived.
Reports a henn. brig, of and for Boston, from Port au
Prince, put Into luagua bn thQ.SSdLiust; both mates
aud three of the crow being'dead, and'the captain sick.
Correspondence of The Pros*.
' ■ llavuk De Gjaob, July 31.
Tiro boats loft hero this morning, laden and con
signed ao follows:
Beaver Mills, lumber to Bolton; Yanderoor & Co.;
Jaue & Hopewell,' coal to Delaware City.
Bhip,Fanny McHenry, Smith, from Hamburg, Juno
21st, at Hew York yesterday. June'2oth, in a whirl
wind)' lost-'maintoptoast aud bead, and all three top*
gollantmests j has been 21 days from the Banks $ saw
• no ice.
Steamship Atlantic, Eldridge, cleared at New York
yesterday, For Liverpool!
Steamship Vanderbilt, Higgins, cleared at New York
yesterday, for Liverpool.
Scbr, Mary H. Mifflin, from Providence, for Phila
delphia,,&t New York yesterday.
,r Steamer Kennebec, Hand, hence at New York yes
terday.
ShipS. Curling, at Boston 30th ult., from Liverpool.
Ship Jane i). Cooper, Collins, hOcse, arrived at New
Orleans2sth alt.,' ' •• i- -
- Ship Jos. Holmes, cleared at New Orleans 24th ult.,
for Boston. . . - . „ _ . .
Ship Hamburg, cleared at New Orleans 24th ult., for
Liverpool'.
Ship Anna-wan, for Havre, cleared at Now Orleans
2Whult.
, Ship E. G. Barney, from Bordeaux, arrived at New
Orleans 25th nit.
' ! Brig Jeboesee, for Mobilo, cleared-at New Orleans
-24thult. ,
Brig cleared at New Orleans 24th ult.,
forMatanzas. ’
Brig David 8. Brown, Hafford, cleared lit Boston 30th
ult.l for Philadelphia.
Brig Billowy Hodgden, hence at Salem 20th ult.
Brigs Geo. Harris, french, and Minnie Miller, White,
hence at Boston 29th ult.
Brig E. H. Filler, Turpie, was ap at Mobile 24th ult,,
for this port.
Brig Now-Era, Walker, for. this port, sailed from Ha
vana 25th alt. ,
Brig Manzanillo, Dunning, hence atPortland 29th ult.
Brig Susad Duncau, Sawyer, cleared at Portland 28th
ult., for Bangor.
’ - Bchr. Jane N. Baker, Lee, cleared at Charleston, 28tt»
ult., for this port, with 274 l2l casks, 34
tierces, and 1 lia|f do. rico, 1325 pigs lend 8 bbls ropo
cuttings,"4l pfcgs; mdse., 2G bales yarn, 15 tons old Iron,
, and 60,000 feet of lumber.
Schr. (lecrge Amos, for this port, sailed from Havana
25th alt.
Scbr. Haven, of Bucksport; Wyman, hence for Ban
gor, with coal, struck on Bobluson’s Rock, PeuouHeot
Bay, 27th ult., and aunk. her hatches being just nut of
water at low tide. She is o'wned by Enoch Baruard and
others, Of Bucksporl, and is insured at the Merchants’
Marino office, Bangor.
’ ’ Schrs-. West Dennis, Crowell; Nath!. Doano, Doane;
•■W.'A. HdniHl, Somers; Millard Fillmore, Tuttle; Ever
- • glade, Oole; Triumph, Mason; J. L. Redner, Eudicott;
Mercy Taylor, Chuse: Julia, llarratt; William Tyson,
>Whefdon:.N. B. T. Thompson,' Bariien; Walter A Lem
uel, • JoiiijHOii;- 0. 8. Peaslee. Foster; A. Hammond,
• , Paine, and Frank A. IXaIJ,- Cain, hence ot Bo.shm 29tin
ultimo. , . ' *
Schrs. Eugene, White, and Charm. WheMon, cleared
at Boston, 29th -ult., for this port,
i - Jane Klfcso, Richards, hence at Salem, 27th ult.
s ' gchw/jSeaport,.Scull, and,Althea, Davis, henco at
- Pawtucket, sstli ult. .
Setfr.'Virglnia Hunter, at Norfolk 27th ult., from
‘ Philadelphia/
, 1 - Sebr. hroadGeld,’Fiske, cleared at Boston, 30th ult.,
’ . for Philadelphia..- . ‘
: ' ' ' Sher. ; Jno,,if. F£ra, Tupper, cleared at Bristol, R. 1.,
• 2flth ulfr,.fOrfFfclWdelphia. ' i:
. - Sckr. Jk B. & ?.!/., Pharo, hence at, Newport, 29tb
ult.
Schr..l4lic-Saunders, Carson, honce, holow Provi
, deuce. 29th, ~ , !
' Scbr; M&Jgatet Rheinhart, Patterson, hence at Salem,
1 29thult. '; !
•, Scbr. Gazette, ebonite,’hence at Salem, 29th ult. .
• • Schr.’Peouonnock, Burroughs, sailed from Salem 29th ;
i uU.,fcT Philadelphia; -r:.,., 1
■' . 'gcbr. Henry B/Bascozn, .Hand, hence ot Salem 27tb
.-r ultimo*/ I,*.- .
». Scbr*. CrG. Waterbary, Cook,bence at Salem 27 th ult.
•' ‘ ; ’ > - Scbr. Mary -'Patterson,' Yancfebjan. henco at Salem
1 *!. 'tsfttttTtr; I ,} t" "'■ ■"
1 gcht. jfary If/Banks, Green, Hence at Salem 27th ult,
■ sehr/'M/iiy Jiif«lboth: MUlerj hence at Sa/em27Jh ult-..
gebf.>Hamiih : hence.at Salem
28th ult. jiils,} | <■
Scbr. o. A. Heeksher, Stubbs, neuce af Salem 28th
Ultimo, ' 1
Schr. Ik. Marrel, Eldridge, hence at Salem 28th ult.
Schr. George Edward, Baker, hence at Salem 28th ult.
DISASTERS.
Ship Britannia, of Bath, from Grand Bay for London,
which got ashore in Saugcnay River, and «** floated off
18fch ult., a* before reported, woe towed to Quebec eve
ning of 24th, waterlogged.
, The Barque Caractacus, of Charleston, from Leghorn,
reports having spoken on the 17th ult., lat. 28 30, lon.
72 24, the Brig Pacific of aud from New York, for Mobile.
May 18, lat, 10 54 N., lon. 113 28 E., ship Sea Serpent,
from Hong Kong for Bankok. , „ ,
June 17, lat. 40 16 N.. lon, 29 04 W., ship Brutus, of
Boston, from Now York for East Indies. ,
Julv 3, let 49X, ion. 12 02, ship Tamerline, Holmes,
from Liverpool for Boston.
NEW YORK, JULY 31.—Ar. ship Win. Stetson, of
Thomaston, Jordan, Liverpool, Juno 27. July 6tn, lot.
32 05, lon. 32, Raw ship Mary, of Bath, bound W. July
7th, exchanged signals with steamship —, fur Li
verpool, 12th, saw ship Julia, bound West. 20th, olf
Capo Cod, spoke bark David Kimball, from St. Johns for
Boston. The W. S. has experienced tight 8. W. winds
the whole passage. Crossed the Banks in lat. 45 30—
saw no ico.
Ship Pocaboutaß, of Bath. Cotter. Havre, June 21st.
July 20th, lat. 44, lon. 42, Bpoke ship Elizabeth Hamil
ton, of Now York, bound East.
Ship Isaac Wright, Marshall, Lirerpoot June 21st.
July 20th, lat, 41 50, lon. 67 35, spoke bark Hannibal,
of Sears port, for Boston. July 27th, off Georges Shoals,
spoke ship Martin Luther, bouud E. The J. W. haa ex
perienced light winds the entire passage.
Ham. ship Marion, Gravemanu; Hamburg, June Bth.
Brig James Browu, Brown, Mystic.
Br, bark KalUbokka, Finch, Rio Janeiro May 20, and
4 days from Hampton Roads.
Brig Alamo, Parsons, Machias, 0 days.
Br, brig Cygnet, Smith, Windsor, 17 days.
Br. schr. London, Walter. St. John*. N- F., July 24.
Br, schr. Alma, Curry, Windsor. N. S-, 14 days.
Cleared—Ships Mercury, French. Havre; J. A. Wes
tervelt, Austin,. Liverpool; brigs Linda, Cook, Machias;
John Butler, Park, Malaga.
BALTIMOBE, July3l—Arrived, IrlK Standard (Br.),
King, 18 days from Port Stain, Trinidad—report* off
Annapolis a full rigged brig,‘bound up. At Quarantine,
brig Los Amigos (Br.), Lawson, 13 dayß from San Bias;
fchrs. Mohawk, Staples, from Ponce, P. R., July 20;
Arctic (Br,), Styrrup, 6 days f»om Nassau, N. P. Cl’d,
bai-que OhUten, Pennal, Portland; brigs Lady of the
Lake (Br.), Newman, West Indies, Thomas Achorn,
nastlnr.s, Boston; schrs. Alice Mowe, Pike, Harbor
Gtace,~N, g,; John 8011, Ilallett, Boston.
List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
GIRARD HOUSE.
A. Welch, Washington: A. G. Seaman, Washington;
A. O. Seaman, jr., Washington; Samuel A. Gaylord.
St. Lauls; D. Z. Moore. Sacramento, Cal.; R.J. Gar
njer, Richmond; R. W. Donnell and lady, Mo.; William
Cb&uveaet, Anuapolis; J. P.
"Weatherly and daughter, B, C.; L. Townsend aud two
daughters, ,8- C.; 11. K. Stevens, U. 8. A.: E. H. Ste
vens, S. C.; R. G. Hariier, N. Y.; J O. Wilslng, Cuba;
D. E. Small, York, Pa.; John Suelling and lauy, Pa.;
W. Ballard, Indiana; Mark Wotlor, Aberdeen, Miss.;
E. A ! , Poulet, Miss.; David Gibson and lady, Cincinnati;
D. E. Cincinnati; J. Isaac, Arrow Rock; L.
Ludoolus, Vhila.: A. H. Cameron, Balt; E. R. Hutchin
son,. Philadelphia: John A. Wolsor, York, Penu’a;
W. D.'Dobbins. Arkansas; Col. F. P. Redmond, Arkan
sas ; W. G. Terry, Virginia; 0. il. Grover, Kansas; M.
Alinngro, Cuba; A. Be Ximeno, Cuba; John Binford .
S. A, Danforth and sister, Washington; Mrs. Cameron
and two daughters, Pa.; Mrs. Burnside*, Pa.: Win.
Summorfield, Havana; W. S. Gibson, Mansfield,,'La.:
W. B. Hitler, Memphis j E. A. Leigh and lad, N. C.;
Mrs. 8. A. EUiott, N. 0.; 8. M. Moyes and lad, Cuba;
W. M. Leathh*, Ciu, Ohio; F. A. Adams, New York;
J. M. Bruien, Detroit; W. O. Ross and lady, Montgom
ery, Ala.; C. afacalestcr, Jr., Torresdale; WelfsCoverly,
Harrisburg;-L.-G.'. Hamton, Ala.; R. Siuis, Ga.; Col.
Holt and son, Georgia; P. Araoa, Havana; Mrs. Tolino
and two children, Havana; Dr. G. G. Griflln, Alabama;
T. . Griffin, Alabama; G. P. Glover, Alabama; A, Y.
Sharpe, Alabama; S. Marloy and lady, Mississippi; Miss
Carry Msrley; Mississippi; Mia* Anna Marloy, Missis
sippi; Mrs. 8. Cowan, Mississippi; Miss Irene Cowan,
Mississippi; John Cowan, Mississippi; W. Cowan, Mis
sissippi; J. D. Wood, New Orleans; C. A. Wood, New
Orleans; Master S. H. Wood, New Orleans; Mrs. B. H.
Wood, New Orleans; Manuel A. Riva, Havana;
A. De Armas. Cuba; J. Delgado, Cuba; P. Viliega,
Robt. Rives, lady and two daughters, Va.; Miss L. G.
Wlmblfth, Yao R. A. Southwick and lady, N. Y.; J. D.
Kremelberg, Baltimore; W. Damping, Baltimore; John
P. Doan, St. Louis; S. Belbrough, Cuba; R. Jolmsos,
Cuba; John Brandt, jc.« Lancaster; R. Bonn, Balt
more; J. M. Carter, N. Y.: P. Villaraore, N. Y.; E. B.
Barrett and lady, Northumberland; Miss Lizzie
Tearaon, Northumberland; A. Redburn, Wisconsin;
L. Stein, New Yurie; A. McDowell, St. Louis; George
W. Small, Louisville; A. L. Hamilton and lady, Tens.;
B. Douglass and wife, Nashville; H. D. Jackson, New
York; E.N. Maxvell, Louisville, Ky.; Robt. Hodges,
Baltimore; A. U. Washington, Nashville;'J. M. Me
'Combs, Memphis, Tonn.; Mr. Stevens and lady, New
port, RI.; R; Robo, Cuba; Wm. Buck, Eugiand.
S. A. Pengle, Wtuhington: D. Gibson, Arkansas; A.
C. Craig, Do Kalb, Ho.; H. Blount. Rochester; E, R.
Hutchinson. Musouti; W. E. Williams, York county,
Pa.; B. T. Relff, !*».; jr. g, porter and wife, Indiana:
Mrs. Harper, do. ; 8. C. Kttahin, Minnesota; J, W.
Hunter, Newark, N. J.; n. E. Leman, Lancaster; J. C.
Hill, Philadelphia; Homer C. Lewis ami lady, «io. *'wl
J. Medina,Pa. j Geo.P. Stiles, Utah; W. M. Carder,
Red ’Fork, Ark.; Join Porter, Meadvillo, Pa.: A. 9.
Dickson, do.; John Henderson, Baltimore; Wm. Stokei,
'Louisville, Ky.; B. F. Baer, Lancaster, Pa.; Edw. T.
Mograw, Pittsburgh; John Mayland, Lancaster; Geo.
Sands, Baltimore; FrankSandß, do.; John A. Bigler,
Harrisburg; Saml.S. Bigler, do.; Chas. Conner, do,;
lion. C. R. Buckalew; .liioomsbuTg; C. M. Buucaa,'
ChambcrsbuTg.
A. Wolle, Bethlehem, Pa.: G. C. Cannon, New Alba
ny, Ind ; J. Vdu Vliet, Indianapolis; Joshua H. Dirr,
Allentown; D. S. Dieffenkercher, Pittsburgh; Chsrlei J.
Stadiger, I'hila.; Miss Lizilo Yard, Easton, Pa.; (leave
Swartz, Pa.; Chas. Marr, M.Di, Scranton; Isaac Shirk,
Lancaster co, Pa',; Jacob August. Warrington, N,C; A.
P. Spinney, Ashland; R. W. Leibcrt, Bethtehen, ta.,
C. B. Taylor Sc lady, Atlanta, III.; M. S. Eichelberjer,
York, Pa ; J. B. Ingolls, N.Y.; J. G. Turney, Pottle;
R. E. Munger, Palmyra; J. W. Killmger, Lobauoa; Mrs.
Killinger, do.; Miss llitiell, do.; J. D. Hockmier, Pitts
burgh; A. F. lloas, Reading; W. C. Cattell, Easton. Pa.
J, M. Wilfong, Tar River, N, 0.) G. Congclutan, St.
Louis, Mo.; Chaa. Keill, Boonviile,Mo.; F. Ml Lowe,
Ky.; Thos. Boyd, 111,; J. P, McDotaid, New Oilcans;
Edw. McDonald, St. Louis; Hi K. Ilyde and lady,Balti
more; T. J. B. Behunk, Fishkill, N. Y.; C. S. Merritt,
N. Y.; E. ; P. Bowen, Havre de Grata, M<l -E.’
'Stockdale, Baltimore; J. K. Benner. M- ‘
Bichard Brodhead, Easton, Pa.; M. Bretz and lady Jo.;
John Rodgers and famin', Lancaster; Miss 8. pod,
Bethlehem, Pa: John L. Reed, do.: J.W.EUW, N.
Y.; L. K. Snow, do.; B. R, Cotter, Tenn.; W.Jdah,
3j<misvtile. Ky.; B. H, ltosweli, Angelo, Ky.; • M.
Richards, N. Y. /
JchnC. Wilson, Snyderco.. Pa.; Thos. Posh Clin
ton co , Pa.; Wra. H. Jones, Phila.; 3. Delay Rend
ing; 11. Morris, do.; W Roberts, do.} J. Donnell,
SLY.; Bfr«. Smith and son, do.; D. Down/do. j G.
Ricket, Ohio; F. Phelpo, do.; O. W. Plielj. do.: R.
Lamer and son, Pittsburgh; Francis Kl°i do.;
Michael Queen, do.: D. Bradley, Canada Wj; Robt.
Frank, Bel co., Pa.; S. Convoru, N. Y. j P.ibe, do.
Wm. Oilberthorp, York, Pa.; 0. P. gtth >}<>■; Miss
R- Hyrlacca. Harrisburg; Misft S. McV« do.; John
McVey. do.; G. C. Stair, York, Pa ; Jin Morning,
Middletown, Pa.; James Drake and lady, \tterson, Pa.;
Joahua S. Royal, Harriaburg. ; ‘
NEW YORK STOCK EXCI
FIHST 1
$lOOO Ohio Cs ! 70 103
1000 do 9 CO 100
30000 Ind SUito bs 84
6000 do a 3 83#
1000 Tenn 6s ’9O
3000 Missouri Ga c 79j£
1000 Virginia 0s 90fc
2000 NY Con Sub B 80
5000IU Ccu c
35000 do b 3 09*
1000 TH& Alton 2d 64J*
2000 Galena & Clu 2«181
5Q Bk of America 100
20 Ocean Bank 100%
48 Amor Ex Bk 111
WM. M. HICKMAN.
10 Grocer*’ Bk 109
20 I'a.rk Bank 102*
UCityßauk 119
100 Canton Co s3O 19*
200 • do • U 3 19#
800 Harlem RR s 3 10
35 do ' 10*
60 do pref 24
70 Pfltm Coal 85*
10 do 80
• 25 do 80*
300 do b3O 87
212 do 87
■3OO Cum Coat b3Q 18
100 do 17*
300 NY Cent s6Q 85*
GOO do I*3o 86*.
300 do c 80*'
330 do 86*/
16 do 80;
1225 do c 80^
400 do s3O 80,
100 do bOO 86
100 Erie RR ' bCO 34/
795 do 8*
250 do 860 34
50 , do ,m 3*
150 do. bSO &£
200 Hud Bivcr c 2;
& C C & Citi R‘ or
& Galena &. Chi c i*>#
h/cond
' 1000 Ohio 6 } a; no Ao3 I
1000 Ohio 6’*, XQ 109
10000 Ind. Koto s’s 84 ,
5000 do »3 83* 1
■ lOOGTwm.St.e’H’Wm*
3000 Missouri 6’s c 79* .
1000 Yiwtal* 6’s 90*
2000N.Y.0.8uVn 80
5000 111. Cen. Btfc c 99*
35000 do >3 99*
1000 T. 11. Sc At 2<l 64*
2000 G. A
‘ 50 Bank Ayenco 10Q
10 Ocean j)tnk 100*
43 Am. E/- Bank 111
10 Groce/s’ Bank 109
201‘arkBank 102*
11 City Bank 119
100 Canton Oo b3O 10*
200 'do I*3 10*
70 Penfl. Coftl Co. 86*
10 do 86
25 do 86*
The following is Thursdi
the Assistant Treasurer:
Receipts. $411,118 15
Payments 410,703 34
, Balance 11,026,378 11
Included In tho payments wero $lO,OOO California
drafts, ' ' ’
The receipts uiclude ss|
Boston^
JO* Oliurch of the Epiphany—FIFTEENTH and
GIIEPENUT Stroots.—Divine Service on SUNDAY next,
Augwl 2d, at 10# A. M., and 4V. M. Rev. Dr. MAY,
of Virginia, Ift expected to preach all day. It*
10“ Notice.—A QUESTION YOU CHURCH MEM
BEtS « —lf Christianity Defective without the addlUyu
of Vorldly Amusements ? ' This question will b« con
siciffC'd TO-MOKROW AFTERNOON, by the Rev
JOilM CHAMBERS—Church BROAD aud GEORGE
Strega. Service at 4P. M. It*
PROTHONOTAKT OF THE WXSTIUCT
COURT, JOHN 1». Bf’FADDEN, of Third Ward,
Subject to thy rules of the Democratic Party, nul-tf
FOR CORONER—CHARLES S.'PUUx,
Nineteenth Ward anl-lw*
1710 R ASSEMBLY— FIRST DISTRICT—
' JOMSPH H. DONNELLY, First Ward. Subject
to declaim of the Democratic Convention. aul-sw*
For assembly—third djstrict.-
DAVID R. McDEAN, Fourth Ward. Subject \
Democratic Rules. nul-lw*
For assembly—
JOSEPH IIUNEKER,
Eighth District, Eleventh Ward.
Subject to Democratic Rules. atl.lm*
For recorder of deeds—
CHARLES M. MIDLER,
, Fourteenth Ward,
Subject to Democratic Rules, only. aul t seB
I^JrTIECOHMR'WDEEDS— GEOKGE
■ W. WBNDKR, Thirteenth Ward. Subject to Do
uiocr&tic Rules. aul-6w*
CLEKK OF QUARTER SESSIONS.-
JOSEPH CROCKETT, Sixteenth Ward. Subject
to Democratic rules. aul-It*
€lekr of quarter sessions.-
- QEOlttiE ‘ SIMPSON i TIUBTEENTH - W MID
Subject to Democratic Buies. ‘ »ulteepB
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MERCHANTS’.
UNION HOTEL.
AMERICAN.
MOUNT VERNON.
STATES UNION,
JIIANGE BARS,
BOABD. ,
300 Readk R hOO 74
1000 ?> eng 74#
200 I<> hDO 73#
100 do s 3 aopg 73#
100 /do opg 73#
' 60 Mh Cent bOO 84#
72 Patina KR c 95#
50 t do pOO 05
50 ! do 130 95#
200 ! do b 3 95#
25 jjhvau & Mis 53#
600 ’ do c 53#
COO, do b6O 63#
130180 AUI h 3 60
200; do p3O 48
100’ do fi3 60
75 do c 60#
4Of do p3O 47#
&’ do *l5 48#
lg do b 3 60#
if do c 60#
r a do c 60#
do f? 10 60
p do r6O 47
.0 do nls 40
>0 do »30 49#
80 do pref 77
50 111 Cen KR fIOO 117#
WO Clev & Pitts bOO 40
160 do 40
2CO do s3O 39#
100 do b3O 40
237 Clev & Tol h 3 68
60 do 67#
100 Chi & Rock I bOO 94#
600 do b3O 94#
]OO do l>6o 94#
100 do eGO 94
6La Cross AM 36
360 do 63 36
190 do 36#
100 do «1G 36
50 do - *2O 34#
100 do 690 33#
150 do »90 33
200 Hudson R. R. c2l
300 Rending R. hOO 74 '
1000 do opg 74#
200 do bOO 73#
100 do *4 aft opg 73#
100 do opg 73#
72 Pausing. It. c 95#
60 do *6 05
60 do h3O 95#
200 do b 3 05#
26 Mil. & Bliss E. 63#
600 ----do 1 c 63#
000 do hOQ 53#
13081.5.&N.1.R.L8 60
200 (lo 630 48
100 do b 3 60
76 do c 60#
400 do 830 47#
60 do sls 48#
150 . do h 3 50#
115 do c 60#
200 do c 60#
800 do »10 50
ly’a business at the office of
>|jpoo for transfer drafts oi
Uriigtons Notices.
(!EanOi£mtco for
the PRESS. -PHILAniIiPHW, SATURDAY, A.RGU.ST I . 185 7 ,
opeciol Notices,
Saving Fund—Five Per Cent. Interest—Na
tional Safety Trust Company, in Walnut Street, south
west cornor of Tuinti Street, Pnii.AnKLpniA. Assets
more than Onb Million and a lUlk ok Dollars, all
invested in Rsal Estate, Mortuaoss, Ground Rests,
aud other first class securities, as required by the char-
Tbis old and well-established institution confines
its business entirely to the receiving of money on de
posit. Any sum, largo or small, is received, and the
money Is always paid back, without notice, to any
amount.
The office is open every day from 9 o’clock iu the
morniug uutil 7 o’clock iu the cveuiug, and on Monday
aud evenings until 9 o’clock.
Teas, IViues and Liquors.—Pure Old Port aud
Madeira; Brandies guaranteed to be old, MouoQgahela
Whiskey of diflereut flavors, with a large stock of Teas
bought previous to the advance in price, at W heki.kk’s
Old Stand, S. E. corner Third and Lombard Streets,
au l-3t
F. Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Ginger.—
This is truly a family medlciuo; ut this season, when
affections of the stomach and bowels are so common, no
(amity, individual, or traveller .should be without It.
It is peculiarly efficacious in summer complaints of
children, «od >* known mid prescribed by the medical
faculty. See advertisement.
Teas.—The advance on Teas since the bom
bardment of Canton by the British, Ims been on good
Oolongs, 25 to 30 per cent. Having a large stock on
hand previous to the advance, I am selling my Tens at
old prices. John H. Wukeler,
aul-3t S. E. corner Third aud Lombard.
Dr. Smith’s Electric (Ml, Eighth and Wal
nut, ia the most wonderful curative ever kuown. Galu
tia B. Smith, M. D., Proprietor, N. E. coruer of Eighth
and Walnut. oul-lt*
A Great Establishment.—The Salamander Safe
Factory of Messrs. Evans A Watson, is one of the most
interesting establishments in the city. The building in
which their operations are carried on, is to bo found in
Eighth street, near Vino; the salca-room being at No.
20 South Fourth street. Between fifty and sixty men
are employed in the various departments of tho manu
facturing establishment. Some idea of the extent of
their labors may be formed from a statement of the
work they have now in baud. Their workmen are now
engaged in constructing large safes for tho following
Ono for the Strauaburg Bank, liued all
through with chilled iron,'weighing about 0,000 pounds;
one of tho same size and material for the Southwestern
Bank of Virginia; and one for tho Bauk ot Jersey
Shore, Pa.; two for tho Ofttaragua Bank; one for a pri
vate baukiug house in Wilkesbarre, Pa.; ouo for a
private baukiug house at Norristown, Pa.; and one
targe set ot chilled iron bank vault doors tor a new
Bauk at Millville, N. J. All these aro to be supplied
with Evans A Watson’s Patent Alphabetical Bauk Lock,
which is equal to any othor lock now In use for safety
and convenience. For testimony a* to tho value of this
lock, Messrs. Evans & Watson can refer to the City aud
Consolidation Banks, of this city; Newark Bank, Dela
ware; Bank of Fulton, Alabama, and Poe & Swift,
Selma, Ala. There aro also to bo seen at the factory, in
process of construction, some sets of vault doors for the
uew Pennsylvania Railroad office, at tho corner of Third
street and Willing’s Alley.
Dr. Smith’s Electric Oil, N. E. corner Eighth
and Walnut Streets, is the only real curative of Rheu
matism, Piles, Neuralgia, Burns, &c. Ac., that was ever
known. Beware of counterfeits! aul-lt#
personal
PERSONAL. —Arrangements having been
made between the friends of BRADLEY a*d HAN
KIN, tho result of the battle will be hnmedintoly tele
graphed to tho WINSLOW EXCHANGE RESTAU
RANT, SOUTH Street, above Sixth, on Saturday. It*
The most delightful moon.
LIGHT EXCURSION OF THE SEASON wilt be
mado on SATURDAY EVENING-, August 1, by tlio
steamer NORFOLK, Captain James Kelly, to OAPJO
ISLAND and tho BREAKWATER, leaving the Union
Steamship Company’s Wharf, first above Market st., at
7 o’clock, Mogorgeo’s wharf, Kensington, at7)£,and
Simpson Sc Neill’s whorl, below Queen street, at 8
o’lock. Returning, will leave tho Breakwater at 4
o’clock, P. M., and Capo Island at 7 P. M., on Sunday,
giving passengers an opportunity of remaining twelve
hours at Capo Island,
Faro for tho Excursion, only $2. The Norfolk has
fine sleeping accommodations for over 300 passengers
Will stop at New Castlo and Delaware City, going and
returning. aul-H
E
' KHWr.AND & cc ITT
!• LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE PRAMK
MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Importers ana Dealers in Oil Paintings, Water-Color
Drawings, Engravings, Ac. A large assortment always
on band. Packing and removing (Hasses, and banging
attended to. m ARCH Street, Abovo Sixth, south
Ride, Philadelphia. aul-liu rp
Richard' norius & son, locomo
tive
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
SEVENTEENTH STREET, HAMILTON, FAIItVIBW AND
SPRING GARDEN STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Engaged exclusively In tho manufacture of
LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINES.
Manufacture to order Locomotives of any arrange,
went, weight or capacity, for the use of Wood or Coke ,
or Bttumtnous Coal in its crude state, or
ANTHRACITE COAL,
WITHOUT EMITTING SMOKE, OAB OR HUE.
In design, material and workmanship, tho Locomo
tives produced at these Works are equal to, aud not ox
ceiled hy auy. The materials used in construction are
made on the spot, and insure the host quality and most
reliable stock. The large extent of Shops, and Corn
-pUtt Equipment of AfaeAinrry nnd Tools, euable
.chain to execute" — " " • - -
BEST (fF WORK WITH GREAT DESPATCH,
OP ANY AIIHANGV.MENT REQUIRED.
CIIILLKI) CAR WHEELS, HAMMERED AXLES,
With Forgings of any si/e or form.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
And MACHINE WORK generally.
RICHARD NORRIS. HENRY LATIMER NORRIS.
aul-ly
.—A handsome jtssort-
< TAVANA CIGA.IIS
'-A meat, such ns
Figaro, Partagas,
Cabanas, Sultana,
Gloria, Jupiter,
Coloko, Converclantes,
Torrey Lopez, Union Americana,
Orojon, Flora Cubans, Ac., Ac.,
Ac., in X) I*s and 1-10 boxes, of all sizes and quali
ties, iu store tuid constantly receiving, and for sale low,
by CHARLES TKTE,
{now) 138 WALNUT Street,
aul-ly below Second, second fitter
riHARTER OAK F
INSURANCE COMPAT
Cash Capital $300,000. 1
vicinity adjusted at tlie Phi.
By leave wo refer to
D. 8. Brown & Co., Plilla.} Hon. Joel Jones, Pbila.
CliiifTees, Stout & Co., “ Hon, Rufus Choate, Boston
Hacker, Lea A: Co,, “ j Hon. T. 8. Williams, Ilart’d
We havo facilities for placing any amount of Insu
rance in tho ino?t reliable Companies.
PHILADELPHIA GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY , No. 413 {old No. 14.1) CHESTNUT ST.
THOMPSON & HOOD,
. Agents.
HARNESS’, SADDLES AND TRUNKS,
LACEY & PHILLIPS, Nos. 14 and 16 South
SEVENTH street, above CHESTNUT, have manufac
tured, expressly for the FALL TRADE, a larger stock
of superior Harness. Saddles and Trunks, tnan any
other house in their line, and having reduced the mode
of manufacturing to such ft perfect system, they are be
yond all competition for quality, stylo and price.
P. S.—-Country Harness makers can be supplied
cheaper than they can manufacture. aul-lm
Black teas, pure oolongs-go
and 75 cents, at WHEELER’S, 8. E. corner Third
and Lombard. aul-St-rp
ANDEL & HAYDN DRUG STORE,
EIGHTH and GREEN street*, Philadelphia, D.
L. STACKHOUSE, Proprietor. Always on hand the
choicest articles of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFU
MKRY, CIGARS, Ac.
Stackhouse’s Patent Silver Soda Water Fountain
keeps the wster at 33 deg.; his Syrups and Creams arc
acknowledged by all as being the richest in tho city,
aul'lm
Handy & morris, manufactu
rers OF CUMBERLAND WROUGHT IRON
TUBES, for Gas, Steam or Water. Also, GENERAL
IRON COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Warehouse S. E.
corner FRONT and WALNUT. aul-3m
Five per cent, saying fund,
N. E. comer of CIIESNUT and TENTH.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 1500,000.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, 1855.
Deposits received daily from 9 to 4, and pbid on de
mand, with interest.
Deposits received from merchants and others, payable
by checks on sight.
Interest allowed on the average balances
JOHN MILLER. President.
JOS. W. 80UDER, Vice President
7. L. lIUTCniNSON, Secretary. *« Mm
Thomas e. Baxter.—hardware,
CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 910 MARKET 8T. }
above Ninth, south side, Philadelphia. au I-Cm
CULLENDER & PASCAL,
>3 H ATT EHB,
No. 8 8. SIXTH street, Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
—TIIIRTY-SIX COLUMNS OF THE CHOICEST
READING MATTKH.
CJUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
>3 —BEAUTIFUL BTOBIE3, PARISIAN PICK.
INGS, SKETCHES, Ac.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
-A HOST OF OHAIIMING OBIGINAL PRO
DUCTIONS.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
-STIRRING' EDITORIALS ON LOCAL AND
GENERAL TOPICS.
©UNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
—THE FULLEST AND BEST LOCAL REPORTS.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
—TUB BRADLEY AND RANKIN PUGILISTIC
ENCOUNTER.
CJUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
® -TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TO THE LATEST
MOMENT.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
—A FEW MATTERS OF INTEREST TO POLI
TICIANS.
f-JUNiW Y TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
13 -JOHN W. FORNEY AND HIS NEW PAPER.
C<UND LY TRANSCRIPT, TO-MORROW.
Y 5 —t ie BEST PAPER OF THE DAY.
JOHNSON, GRKKNB & CO., Proprietors,
aul-lt No. 110 Third Street, below Chestnut,
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER, MERCHANT
STREET.
CHECKS, NOTES, DRAFTS,
BILE HEADS, CIRCULARS.
And JOB PRINTING geiiomlly, nt *liortc<t notici
and lair prices. Rul-lm
rtWIE GREAT KUSII TO-DAY WILE BE
JL at SHIRLEY'S SHOE STORE, Fifth Street, lielow
Shippcn, where wo are closing out our immense stock of
Gents, Indies, Boys, Mlsse*' and Children’s Boots,
Himes, Gaiters, and Fancy Shoes of every description, at
greatly reduced prices. . aul-3t.
Boston bknzole portable gas
API’AKATCS, for I.igtiny ftor.>s, Dwellings, Fac
tories, Hotels, &d. This Oes Machine Ims been
in constant and successful use for four years, and is
therefore no longer an experiment. The simplicity of
tin) Apparatus, its entire freedoai from danger by nxplo
oisns, the little attention retired, tiio ease with which
it is managed, by any porsor, and the cheapness and
superiority of the J<!ght ovcrzU others, bus gained for
it the favorable opinion of those acquainted with its
merits. The cofit of the Light is about one cent per
hour for each burner. Nuuerous certificates bj those
that have used the machine; and a Machine in ipern
ticn can ho see' ~o the Gas iitting Store of S. R. BIAIH,
No. 10 North &>reuth Street. For hirther infornutiou
apply as above, to • C. P- WKI.KS,
aul-stuth lm Agent Boston Benzole Gas works Co.
PURE OLD PORT WINE AT WHEEL
SB’S,». I), corner lUrd And LomburJ. sul-itrj,
TIIOMEUF’ 9 VARIETIES.—“The cool
est iiUico in the city. and the most respectably .it
tended ’’—N. W corner FIFTH and CHESTNUT
THIS, and KVKItY EVENING this week, those beau
tiful and well-tried Philadelphia favorites,
FaNNY FUUKEST,
jenny SEELMAN,
and M’iLE. lefolle,
Will appear, aided by a
SUPERIOR COMPANY
A laughable Afterpiece will conclude the performance
which couuneuces at a quarter to 8. AdmiP-lou 10 cents
JOHN C WARREN.
Conductor of Amusements
Academy of music, broad and
LOCUST Street*.—Mr. E. A. MARSHALL* Sole
Lessee.—PROMENAPE CONCERTS—A GREAT SUC
CESS.—'TIUS EVENING, 14, tin* folimsing
artists will a]>)i« a iir:—MM) JOIIANNSKN, MISS RICH*
INGS, SIGNOR AMODIO. MU. FRAZER,
and the gu-nt
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA,
Under the diiection of CARL EERGMAN.
Admittance ‘i'i cents.
JOHN DREW’S NATIONAL THEATRE .
WALNUT ntu-et, übui.- LIOUTII.—Lessee and
Manager John Prow. Piices—Dress Circle ami Par
quet, 37X cents; Orchestra Chairs. <3O cents; Scats id
Private Box. 75 cents; Family Circle, ‘25 cents. Dorns
open at 7. To commence at 8 o'clock. Box Oflku open
fiom 10 to 3 o’clock, where Scats can he Secured with
out extra charge.
Continued success of the Creat French iErotmut and
Magician,
Whose ficlentiilc and beautiful Magical Soirees are
nightly atteuded by the (have, tho Uny, the Old and
Young.
Entire change of experiments for TO-NIUHT, (Sa
tuiday), August Ist, 1817.
The Modern Miracles will conclude with tho
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
The Entertainments concluding with tho Farce of
GOOD FOll NOTHING.
Tom Dribbles. .Mr. John Drew | Nan... Mrs. John Drew
B*ENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
JL ER WORKS
HEANEY, NEAFIE & CO.,
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, BOILER-MAKERS. BLACK
SMITHS AND FOUNDERS.
Having for many years been in successful operation,
and been exclusively engaged in building aud repairing
Marine and Ilivor Engines, high And low pressure, Iron
Boats, Wutor Tanks, Propellers. Arc., .tc , respectfully
offer their services to the public, as being fully prepared
to contract for Engines ot all sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary. Having sets of patterns of different sizes,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch!
Every description of Pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low Pressure, Fluo, Tubu
lar and Cylinder Boiler*, of the bestPennsyhania char
coal iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds; Iron and
Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll Turning, Screw
Cutting, and all other work connected w Ith tho aliovo
business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at their
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
Tho subscribers have ample wharf dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lay In perfect safety, and
ure provided with shears, blocks, lulls, &c., <fcc., for
i.iisiug heavy or light weights.
THOMAS HEANEY,
JACOB 0. NEAFIE,
JOHN V. LEVY,
nul-y BEACH aud PALMER Kensington.
BIV. TINGLEY & CO., BANKERS,
• No. 37 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
COLLECTIONS promptly mode on all accessible points
in the United States and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds. Ac., Bought ami Sold on Commission.
Uucurrent Batik Notes, Checks, &c., bought at the
lowe.st rates.
Deposits received and interest allowed, as per agree
ment. anl-3in
B'AILEY & CO., CHESTNUT STREET,
i Manufacturers of
imiTISU STERLINO SILVER WARE,
Uunder their inspection, on the premises exclusively.
Citizens and Strangers tiro iuvitud to visit our inanu
factory.
Constantly on hand n splendid stock of Superior UoM
Watches, of all the celebrated makers.
DIAMONDS.
Necklaces, Diacelets, Brooches, Ear-Rings, Finger-
Kings, and all other articles m the Diamond line.
Drawings of NEW DKSKINS will be made free of
charge for those wishing work made to order.
IUCII GOLD JEWKLIIV.
A beaull r ul assortment of alt tho new styles of Fiuo
Jewelry, such as Mosaic, Stone amt Shell Cameo,
Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle, Marquisite,
Lava, Ac., Ac.
SHEFFIELD CASTORS, BASKETS, WAITERS, Ac.
Also, Brouzo and Marble CLOCKS, of newest styles,
and of superior quality. aul-d tw&w 2y
D INMOKE’s PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
liKItY —M. A. HOOT, so well known over this
country for his masterly perfection in all branches of
the PIIOTOUItAI’IIIC ART, bavin# disposed ot his old
stand, bin Operators arc now making l * Root’s ” style of
portraits, with all the new improvements, at DIN
MORE’S GALLERY, No 730 CHESTNUT street, third
door below EIGHTH, which should be examined l>v all
who nclmlre the delicacy of tone, the fidelity to nature,
and truthfulness of finish, whichpre-cmiuontly disfhi*
guinbed the Operators of Root. aul.l*
eWahY'oFTmTtath)ns,—nr & "g.
A. WRIGHTS’ pUIGINAh PRANGIPANNI, OR
EVERLASTING PERFUME
FIIANOtPANSi ExTnAOTH, J pRAXGII'AKS! Voxads,
“ Hair On., I “ Simp,
“ Tooth Powdkk, j “ Suuikt.
Those new, elegant n»<l rerhndu' perfumeries uro
from tho laboratory of H. A* U. A Wright,
SOLE ORIGINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in
this country. Tho Perfume Frangipaimi is an oriental
production, brought in it* original state into this couu
try, and prepared in it* various forms by thorn.
The admiration ami demand for those articles is be
yond precedent, and, in consequence, a variety of linita-’
lions are springing up; but these, whether of 11 0M K
l“vran^OT^l.#PM S AAc«.Wfl I kT<bW.’^
AVOIDED IIY PURCHASERS. Fcir Mlo liy all llw
Druggists in the United States, Canada, and South
America.
No. 35 (latoUG) FOUKTU St.. Philtula. aul-Gt
THE KNICKEKBOCKEH ASSOCIATION
of this citv will give their SECOND ANNUAL EX
CURSION to ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., on MONDAY,
August 3d. In making this announcement to their (el*
low citizens, the Committee of Arrangements fool con
fident that everything hns Leon done to insure the com
fort mnl pleasure of those who may join iu this Excur
sion , and they are well assured that oil who |mrtiqwitod
in their Inst annual celebration will bear willing testi
mony to the excellent stylo in which every Arrange-
Ticket* $1 50, including ferriage and Ladies’ re
freshments, can be had of tlto member*. orof JAMES
STOKES, Ledger Office.
A Hand of Music will Accompany the Excursion.
Last Boat leaves Vino street wharf at 0 o'clock, A. M.
nul-lt WM. U. STOHY, Secretary.
/IKE AND MARINE
INY op HARTFORD, CONN.
Losses in Philadelphia and
\UaJeljihia Office.
SICK AND AFFLICTED EVERY
WHERE.—VoIume* might ho filled with the very
strongest testimony to prove the great suporiorltv of
Dr. SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER-
RY in curing Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Blood*Spit
ting, Vain in the Side or breast, Palpitation or Disease
of the Heart, Tickling or Killing in the Throat, Nervous
Debility, and in connection with SWAYNE’S SUGAR
COATED SARSAPARILLA AND TAR PILLS, the
Liver, lioircls, Stomach, in short, the whole Alimentary
Canal will be cleansed and the blood purified. Labora
tory of Dr. SWAYNE Sc SON, No. 4N. Seventh street,
above Market. aul-lt
COPPER.—
LAKE SUPERIOR INGOT, FOR SALE,
WM 11. WOODWARD & CO.,
aul-3t*rp 010 MARKET Street.
Flooring boards—23,6Bo feet Caro
lina tlooriug hoards, nliont, for sale by
MARTIN & MACALISTER,
anl 119 North Water Street.
«PIIUTS TURPENTINE—2OO bbls Spirits
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JV B Touns of Night Rule*, four nmuth* eredH/or
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Wow ill soil, without re«m«, on a liberal credit. &
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LADIES' AND GENTS' BATHING DRESSES.
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MiWIXd MACHINKS.
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Tlic whole may ho examined on the nioruing.of aalo,
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
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On Monday morning,
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comprising a large, valuable and desirable assortment
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Hours of business from 7 o'clock, A. M., until 10
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Out-door sales, and sales at the Auction llou«e, at
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CAPITAL $200,000.
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Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
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Instruments, Guns, Horses, Carriages, and Goods yt
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Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
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4~1 HEAT BARGAINS IN DRV GOODS!
VT CLOSIN'* OUT OF SUMMKH STOCK !
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
such as Summer Silks, Ducal*, Challie*. French and
Swiss Lawns, Shawls, Mohair Mitts, mid Parasols, at 10
t-"** **—-*• **"n than coni, to in*k» room for Fall Goods.
Also, 500 needle worked
COLLARS and SLEEVES,
from 10 cents to ?1, about half price, real bargains.
Also, a large assortment of
PLAIN ami FANCY OaSSIMKUKS.
CABUMKRKTTS, TWEEDS,
LINEN DRILLS and CHECKS,
for Men and Boy’s wear, at less than cod
Together with a largo and general assortment of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
at our Usual low puce*.
Our cheap rout and small profits enables us to under
sen tho up-town Motcs at all times
ID*" Oivo us a call
Jnsnrnnrc (Companies.
GIHAHI) fjke AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY. IMULAUKLI'IIIA—Office, No.
o'2 WALNUT street. went of THIRD
FIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN. M
IMRfcCTORS.
Win. M. Swain,
John Anspach. Jr.,
H. N Burroughs,
J. 11. Hughes,
K. I). Sherman,
Wm, I*. Hacker,
J. P Steiner,
11. A. Shackelford,
Hon. JOkV< JONES, President
lion. U. W. WOUUWAHU, Vico ProM-l.'iit.
Jko. S Mo.Wuj.un. Secretary.
JaMFg B. Ai,voju>, Assistant Secretary. aul-3m
Jer. Wulkcr,
Jim. McClure,
Tin* Craven.
A. S. (lillett,
Furman Sheppard,
Sunil. Junes, M. D.,
Joseph Klapp, M. D
ijotds aub UcctiumtiUs.
WILLIAM N. KINO, —.SOUTHERN
• EXCHANGE HOTEL, South-east corner of
HFTII and CARPENTER Sts., Philadelphia aul-lm
fiIIKSNUT STREET HOUSE SAMUEL
MILLER, (Old No. 121) New No 321 CIIESNTT
STREET, below Fourth, Philadelphia aul-lui
iTiriI.UAM HANNINGS’ GiH-Lag.-r BJTi
pT Saloon, No. 33 CARTERS ALLUV, Pbiladel-
au Mm
Shipping
FOU LONDON—SATURDAY, August 1,
1837 —The new packet haniue \CHILLES, 000
tons. Captain J. A. Spedden, will sail as above
Cabin Passage,,,, i"*,
Second Cabin -jo
Steerage is
Passengers hi Second Cabin and Stem age, found with
provisions according to the Aineiicaii Passenger Aet
For height or passage, apply to
«ul THUS RICHARDSON & Co
WOK LIVERPOOL—SATURDAY, lutli
l August.—The eh ip PHILADELPHIA. Cipt. Chau.
K. Poole, will pail as übovc.
Cabin I‘asHayn.
Second Cabin.
Second Colon and Steerage Passengers furnished wit!
pioMsions, according to the American Pawjuger Act
an] THUS. RICHARDSON K 00
JOHN N. REEVES, CARPENTER'AND
BUILDER, PASriYUNK ROAD, oppyWto County
Prison.
Orders for Jobbing promptly attended to aul-lm
Give hufty's American manu
factured .STEEL PEN atrial 407 GUEST.
NUT Sheet, above Fourth. $1 mil-lm
JOSEPH BLACK, Banner, Sign, Decora
tive and Genera! ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, N.
K comer FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, entrance ou
Fourth Ktrwit
ALo—PORTRAITS, the site oi life, painted from
Dagueireot) pen. aul-dlm
('I I.LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER
IN FINE WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, Ac., 20
South FIFTH Sheet, Philadelphia anl-ly
Win:.s and liquors, old buck
WHISKEY, MONONGAIIELV WHISKEY,
French Brandy, Gins, Port Wines, Ac 1000 Buttles
pure Flinch Brandy. Port Wines, pute, one dollar pet
bottle, Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES STUART.
No 132, Pus«.ynnk Road, below Caipcntcr at.
I7HGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
SKUAR3—A choice invoice of these celebrated
brands on board brig •* New Era.” daily exp«rt«‘<l Jr«»m
Havana, atul for Kile low, by CHARLES TKTK,
(New) 138 Walnut sheet, below Second,
aul Second Story.
POKE OLD MADEIRA WINE AT
WHEELER'S, S. E corner id Third and Lombard.
nul-3t-rp
WINE SUITABLE FOIt COOKING PUR
POSES at WHEELER'S, S. K. corner of Thirt
and Lombard. aul-3t-rp
North Pennsylvania railroad.
FOR BETHLEHEM, EASTON, ALLENTOWN,
MAIICH CHUNK, MILKESBARUK, DOYLKSTOWN.
iVc„ Ac.,
THROUGH TO IIETIILKHEM WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS
On and after Wednesday, July Fib. 1857, the trains
on this Road will leave as follows, daily, (Suudavs ex
cepted:
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Manch Chunk,
Wilkosliarie. Ac . via Lehigh Valley Railroad, Morning
Kxpr**f*H, at ti 1f» A M
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Manch Chunk,
via Lehigh Valley Railroad, Evening Express, at 2 15
l*. M.
Passengers for Easton by 2 15 P. M, train take stag,
at Iron Hill station.
For Doyle-down, (Accommodation) at 845 A M. an
4 P M.
i’or UMjnetftl, (Accommodation) at 6 *JJj P, 11.
UKTUIUNINU.
Leave Bethlehem at 015 A. M. and 245 I» 51. wit
I’nssengors, via Lehigh Valley Railrond, Irom Easton
Allentown, Mauclt Chunk, Wilkcsbarre, Ac arrivin
in Philadelphia at 1210 M. and 546 P. M.
Leave Doylcstowu. (Accommodation) at 045 A. M
and 4 10 P. M.
la'U\o (i\s)ne(M, (Accommodation) atO&OA.M
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia for Doylextoun, (Accommodatioi
at 8 30 A. M. and 5 45 P. M.
Leave Doylestown for Philadelphia, (Accommodatioi
at O A M. and 3 15 P. M.
Faro tu Bethlehem . . . Jfl 50
Fare to Mauch Chunk . . . u&)
Faro to Wilkesbarre . .4 50
Pa*soiiger Depot, FRONT and WILLOW Streets.
aul-Jy mis CIiAIUS, Agent.
Hailroabs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.—TIIK
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
lantic (Mu'* ivilh Wcoti’rn, North-western, ami South
western Staten, hv n continuous Railway direct This
lio.i'l also connects at Pittsburgh with «lail3' line ol
hto iiinuH to all ftoiut,} on the Western Rivers, mid at
Ohuelarnl ami Sandusky with Sti;imers to all jmrts on
th» Notth-m>teNj j >a k(‘ a , in.iking the most lUPEtT,
CHEAPEST am| REM A RLE ROUTE hv which Vie ighl
um he foi warded to and fiom the GREAT Wh:?T
RATES RETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTS
«U i»m
Kiikt Class—Boot,, Klines, Hats, mid
Caj)S, Kook-s, Dry Goods, (in boxes
ImlM and trunks). Drugs, (in boxes
mid bales) Feather,, F urs ' £c
Second Class— Doni^-atic Sheet in-*,
Shirting nud Ticking, (in or-gmal
b iles), Drugs (in casks), Hardware
Leather, (in roll, or boxes), Wool
and Sheep Pelts, Ka-dwaril, A c Ac*. GOe perlOUlb.
Timm Cuss—Amds. steel, chains,
(in casks). Ili inji. Uacouaud I'ork,
Kilted, (looseor uiMeks), Tobacco.
manufactured, (except Cigar* or cut
Fouiitji Class—Coffee. Fish, "itacon'.
Hoof, and Fork, (in ca*>ks or boxes
eastward). Lard and hard Oil, Vails,
Soda Ash, Herni'in Olay, Tar. Pitch,
BoJn, Ac 40c. per 100 lb
Flour—7sc per bbl . until further notice.
ORA IN-—U5c per 100 lbs., until further untice.
In shipping Hoods from any poiut East ol I'hiladel
phiu, bo particular to mark package via Pauuylvaam
Railroad " All Hoods consigned to the Agents of this
Road, at Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention.
Freight Agksts —Harris, WormleyA Co.. Memphi-.
Tetiu.; R. P, Sa-s Jc Co.. St Louis. Mo.; J s Mitchell
A Son, Evansville, Ind ; DumesnU, IMI & Murdock.,
and CurjH»utcr A Jewett. Louisville, Ky ; U C. Mid
drum, Madison, Ind.; H W Bronu A. Co . and Irwin
A Co,, Cincinnati; N, W (ii.thum A. Co , Zanesville,
Ohio; Leech A Co., No. 54 Kilbystreet, Boston; Leech
A Co., No. 2 kstor House. New York*. No 1 William st,
uu«l Xo. 8 Buttery l'Uce. New York, E. J. Sneedcr,
Philadelphia, Mugraw A Koom, Baltimore; 1) A.
Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H 11. HOUSTON,
Oeneral Freight Agent, Philadelphia
, . H. J- LO.MBAKRT,
nll *~v Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
tfUAV VOliK iaNKS.—TiIK CAMDEN'
ANDAMIiO\ RAILROAD AN!) PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RULROAD COMPANY'S LINKS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK ANUWVY
PLACES
Leave as follows, > \i ; FiRK
At IA.M., from Kensington Depot, Jersey
City, Mail.... o-
At 0 A M , via Camden anJ Jersey City. New,* jVV-*”
sey Accommodation ’ o a;,
At ti A. XL., via Camdeu and Amboy, Accommoda
tion .* 2 *v>
At 7 A 31., via Camden and Jersey City. Murmiur
Mail ' 3 00
At 10 A. M., by steamboat Trenton, via Tacony
and Jersey City, Morning Express.. . 3 00
At2P.M , via Camden and Amboy, C and A Ex-
P^ 3 00
At 5 P M via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mail . 3 yO
At 31*. M., via Camdeu ami Amboy, Accommoda
tion, Ist CllUs rt 00
At o P. M . via Camdeu and Acuboj, Accommoda
tion. 2nd ClaKi j eft
At 0 P. M., via Camden and Ambuv, Accomiuoda
tiun, Ift dims | .j
At 0 P. M , via Camden and Liubov, Accommoda
tion. 2nd Class ' j y 5
The 5 P. M. hue ruus daily, all others’riimdais ex
cepted. J
hxpiesa Line* stop at the principal stations «>»lv.
lor Belvidere. Easton, Flenmjgtou. Ac , at 0 A M
aw\ AV. M , from Walnut btreot Whart
For Water Uap, Stroudsburg. Scranton, Wilkesbarre.
Montrue, Uruat Bend, Ac.. at 0 A. M , via Delaware.
WKaMiaim at Western Uailroad.
For F-*tlolJ. at 0 A M. and *j P. M
For Mjjtt; Holly at 7 A. M., and 'Jij and 5 P M
„ . WAY LINKS
For llrutcl Trenton, Ac ,at*d V aud 4 P M
WAY LINK
For Valivyw Kaneocax, Beverly, Buriinjrtoi/. Borden
i\\u kc , bta ?. M.
WAY LINK
FurMwinitHulj*, Burlington and Way Statious, at 5
Steamboat RIaIUvRD STOCKTON for Buri.ugtou and
Ui litol at tl,> A M and lor Bordeutonn and interme
diate pi ices at p.ji
SU-Mnbout TRENT,* for Ticouy at 10 nm! 11 *: A.
M., and 4 I . M., aul fo- Bmlin|tou and Brihtul at 4 P.
AH Ito, except 1* A. >J , h-jve Walnut street
wharf
inrF'f‘yl'™»'>i'i'ftaßSKß.nlysllo»ed each p><.
sengur. h«Mim are P'hlbtul from taking any
thing ai bagw but their Uarug appuiel All bai-
B»« c ■»« c( ‘y pounja to be Vu lor extra Tile Com
pany limit their reajKmaibilitru bjogae,. l 0 one dollar
|>er pound, and a ill not be lu e for any amount be
)i»ud SUW, except by special cuy jc t
WJt. II- aTZMER. Agent
_ „ A A. It. It. CO.
R. 11. MIHKtL, Agent
«"Mf -ila.. Tr. lt. R Co
CHANGE OF HOURS.-*juladei,.
I'HIA, WILMINGTON- AND hTI.MORER.UL
ROAD.
On aud after 'Thursday, 4n*M 15137
PAS3KNUER TRAINS LEAVE »tAOBLPIIIA
For Baltimore at BA. M ,l P M-Alxpress,) au j n
For Wilmington at BA. M., 1, 415| jj jj
For New Castle at 8 A. 3V, 1 and 4 p
For Middletown at 8 A. M. and 4 13
For Dover at 8 A M. and 4.15 P 31. ‘
For Seaford at 8 A.M. and 4.15 P. 3)
TRAINS FOR PHILADELl A
Leave Baltimore at 8.54, Express, 11 ail( j goj
Leavo Wilmington at 0.50 and 11.55 and ° US
and 9 55 P. M. ’’
Leave New Castle at 0.20 and 11.03 A- } au j gQg
Leave .Middletown at 10 00 A. 31. and 3•> \r
Leave Dover at 8.50 A. M and 7 P M.
Leave Seaford at 7.00 A. M. and 4.00 P.
THAIS 3 FOB BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 913A.M , 2 P. .\ n j jo |-
* SUNDAYS only at 11 P. M. from PhiW* to
Baltimore. ‘
do. do. 6 23 P. 31. from B&, nPft t n
Philadelphia
BALTIMORE AND HAVRE DR GRACE AUtuo.
DATION TRAIN
Leaveß Havre de Draco at 0.50 A. 31
Leaves Baltimore at 4.00 P. M.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car run
as follow n: —
Leave Philadelphia for Perryvillo and intediate
place-* at 0-*. M.
Leave Wilmington for do. do. S*».M.
Leavu Wilmington for Philadelphia at o** M.
nul-ly S. M FELTON. Pre-nt
SPRING ARKAiV(rE.>fKiVT.—I*f
k 5 SYLVANI.A CENTRAL RAILROAD.—Ttu u » m
direct connection with the
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAG iAll ''
ROAD.
For Cincinnati, St Louis. Tow»y»
Loi'iHvltle. New Orleans, St. P*
Indianapolis, Cleveland. Kan.-
Terre lluute, Chicago, ’ Nol>* a -.
In advance or all other routes out or Phil'P^}; 1,
Forming- r/u'c connection tcith all the <* { RvO
ern Uailroads.
TIinOVGH TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia, for Pittsburgh and w< rr J cittc^?,
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Passen, Nation,
south-east corner of ELEVENTH and MAP t
(outinuce ou Eleventh street.) as follow*.
Mail Train at - ’ A -
Fast Line K-
Express Mail at l^’
Columbia K. R Line l»*a\cs for Harriot
M , Lancaster )ArconimodHtiou f ) at 4 Hi’- c
The runs daily, the nt‘ trains, bun
dajs excepted.
For further particulars see liand*bill A t,, |'
htaitmg-points. Passengers trom the l , , t s
the shortest and most expeditious hiladelpuia.
Baltimore, Nou York or Boston „„ ,
THOMAS M«J'* A S‘*VV,
. Passenger Line Pcini«.\h ,l Railroad to.
Philadelphia, February, 1*437. * aul-Jy
lilf Xr.AI) E I. PIII A, (KMA.VTOIV.V
X AND NORRISTOWN R ULI* 1 'i MUI AR *
RANGE.MENTri On and utter M J th, ls.>.
FOR GEKMANI Vn , . „ , .
Leaie Philadelphia at fi. 7, B.*U-‘mu..W* *l l i- A
M . and 1. 2.3-10 tniu .4. 5.0. IK- P SI.
BLearel Ihrmantowu at 0. 7. V>-R>f- J m , RLV
U«. A M. I, 2.;M0 min .4. '• s - 1 M - „
The 7-l» o’clock, A M , t ra ,r«.m liCrmvjtuwn, util
not stop at intermediate Statio
Leave Philadelphia at y-*io -»K 5-150 and S
P M
Lease Uumuutoun at K-!»*d-*dO A. M , 1-IU, 4 .U
-15, and 7 P M
CHESTNUT nil RAILROAD
Leave Philadelphia at 0, told mm . Ilk, A M .2.
4, 6. b, it. P M
L.-iu'e Chestnut Hill at 7-»- ,l ‘» n
A M., 1-40. 5-40. 7-4 R»*lO mm., P -M
0 S .s WAVs
I..MV I*l,ll It* 1,4,1 1 at A'l« -1 &,'£ •»“! 51 ‘ M
I.v.n u ChvKtu.it Hill at A M , V2-r>D. 4-10. ami 0-4 U.
P. M
On aoil after May 4th. *'•” •
FOK MANAVUNk, AND NOR-
10TOWN
Leave I’!iU.kli |>ai i at», 9. uud 11, A M , aud o. A\
ami 11<.. r M. , ,
Lc*a\e at ami 11, A M,3,andti\
1* >l.,
OV
Leave Philadelphia at a M and 31* M.
Lome Xormtow n at 7 ’ M.amlC. I* M
CHESTER: VALLEY RAlUtt)\D —FOII DOWNING-
TOWN.
Leave Philadelphit at-> A M , ami a I*. M.
L*-a\e Duvvtmwtovn at 7 A. M .mull l* M
tuil-iv y EXRY K. SMITH, G.-n 1 Supt
Depot, XIXTiI an! GREEN afreet:., lMiiLulelphit
CSAVANNAII AND CHARLESTON
SHIPS.
. FBVXUUT3 HKDVCED.
Tha well kilobit first ela>n side wheel Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE and STATK OF OEOROJA, now
lorni a Weekly lane lor the South and Southwest, one
o! the >*hiiw fialliiij EVEKY SATURDAY, at 10 o’clock.
A. M.
FOR SAVANNAH. G,\.
THK STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE
OiAHtKaP. Mahsiimas. Commander,
Wtll receive freight on THURSDAY, August Gth, and
sail on SATURDAY, tugust Stb. at 10 o'clock, A. M
FOR CHARLESTON. S C
TIIE STEAMSHIP STATE OF GEORGIA,
Jijis J. Harms. Commander,
Will sail This (Saturday), August Ist, at 10 o'clock,
A. >l.
annali these f-hips :onnect
ul Ha\ ana, awl with rail
he South auil Smitkwi>t.
ip ?J0
At both Chatleston ami Sa\
with steamers, tsr Florida am
road?, <kc , for a’l places in th.
Cabin Passagein either ship
Steerage do do.*.*
No freight received on Satmday im>,mng
ffn bills of lading signed rfter the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage apiJy to
A.. HKItON, Jr . PI North 'Wharves.
Agents at Oharle-tun. T SAT tt. lhidd.
Agent at Sauvmiah, C A. Greiner.
FOR FLORIIH, from 'na mall.-.(earners St MARY,
and St JOHN’S, every Tuesday and Saturday
VOll FLORIDA, from Charleston, t.teuuu?c CAROLI-
NA. every Tuesday.
FOR HAVANA, from Charleston, steamer ISYREL,
on the 4th <viut Wth of every month. :vul
rilJlE Nfi\V YORK. ANI) LIVERPOOL
X UNITED STATES M\IL STEAMERS—The Slup
cumpo«ing this Lino ate •
The ATLANTIC. Capt Oliver Kldtidge.
The RALTIC. Capt, Joseph Com-tock
The ADRIATIC, (’apt J.un-s WeM
These ships ha\o beenhmU hv lojiti.u t. for
Government sen ice, every care h.ts l»-ou l ikon »n their
construction, as al*o in theiremrine-i, to engine strength
and speed, and their accommodation-* for passengers are
unequalled lor elegance and emnlort.
pjico of passage from New York to Liverimol, in first
eal.iii, 5-130, in -irmid do . <76, from Liverpool to New
York, 30 and 20 gume.H No berth* secured unle-a* pnd
for. The ships of this hue have improved water-tight
hulk heads
PROPOSED DAT!
FROM NKW YORK.
Saturday, J*"ie 20, 1837
Suttndar, July 4, 1867
.'Saturday. July 18, 1867
Saturday, Aug. 1, 1857
Saturday, Aug. 15, 1857
Saturday, Sept. 12, 185?
Saturday, Sept. 2tl, 1857
Saturi’ay, Oct. It), 1857
Saturday. Oct. 24, 1857
Saturday, Nov. 7, 1857
Saturday, Nov. 21, 1857
Saturday, Dec. 5,185 j
!S OF StltlXO.
FROM LIVKRFOOL,
Wednesday, June 24. 1537
Wednesday, July M, iSS7
Wednesday, July 22, 1537
Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1537
WtKlnesday, l9, 1837
Wednesday, Sept. *2, 1837
Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1537
Wednesday, Got. 14, 1837
Wednesday, Oct 28, 1857
Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1537
Wednesday, Nov 20, 1557
Wednesday, Dec. S>, 3857
, Wednesday, Dec 22, I$5T
For freight or passage, apply to
KDWARD K. COLLINS. No 50 Wall street, N. V.
HROWN, SHII’IiKY .V CO . Liverpool
BTKIMIKX KENXARD A CO., 27 Austin Friars,
l.uiidoii.
D. (1. WAINWRKJIIT A CO , Paris
The owners ol these ships will uot be accountable for
gold, stiver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious fitones or
metals, unless bills of lading are s'tgued U)ercfof> aud
tho value thereof thereto. aul*tf
Important improvement—n evr
‘.•AS OONsL'MINIi IL'HN let -CUILSOS'B SEW
CONK k'UKX AC Vi, after hANing he»u pat to the u,o*t
re t-est. during the two Co. p -inters of 1*55 and
IH.i7» has proved to he the mott p »>r-iful a'-U'r in
ii’orl't, \nnnj rni*i to L. the fuel «>v*»rany of the best
fimi.u '•> m « Kt'i:’! k< an* r<*si«truPto.l
vwfh .t t (s( tr< , (t rt .{, brntJ, kl/'tlbnr pan,
■'liapol lire put. lined v, itb tin -bn<d; or iron •dxYca The
tin pot H surmounted with a .-i.nit- op
in,; radiators, large au l brood at tin lr b.»e, l-ut tapering
to small apertures at the top. aud uniting with the anu
l.ir thamber. through which the heat and smoke pas? to
the hue Tul whole products of ccmbu.tton in the
form of mol rand oases, are- suspended directly orer
the tire, confined or coniprei*ed into the tapering Coxes
and conti.ncali r exposed to the direct action of the
ra\* of heat and light from the fire.
.75c per 10J lb
This heat and light is brought to a fgccs in each
Cone, not unlike the collection op the Sex's bay's, to
a focal jHiiut through an ordinary leu*. cau-'ingthesit'ißE
\M> GiMts to heroine intensely heated and thoroughly
CONSL'MEP, by this operation the suutK iso CASES are
JJADB LQOiLLY AYAtLABt K With the KEEL ITSXL? for
heating purposes, while. iu other furuacts. it i* carried
OFF AN|i WASTED IX THE CHIMNEY.
bOc , ]>«-r 100 lb.
All penous desirous of obtaining the beat and host
ECONOMICAL BEATIXU AYPARtUs, should Dot fJI to ex
amine the New Gas Consoung Cose Fckxack, belon*
purchasing any other The attention of architects and
builder* is particularly requested.
Frederick brown,—chemist
Horth-east corner FIFTH aud
CHESTNUT Streets. Philadelphia, sole Manufacturer
of BROWN'S ESSENCE t>¥ JAMAICA GINGER,
which is recogni«ed and pre<‘-ribed hr the Medical Fa
culty. and has become the Standard FAMLLY MEDI
CINE ol the United States
This Essence is a preparation of unusual excellence
During the Summer months, no family or traveller
should be without it. lu relaxation cf the bowrN. in
tmw'a. and particularly iu sea sickness. it i> an active
uod safe, as well as a pleasant and efficient remedy.
CAUTlON.—Persons desiring an article that can he
relied upon, prepared solely from pare JAMAICA (JIN'-
OKU, should be particular to ask for ** Brown's iN
sence of Jamaica Uimter/’ which is warranted to be
what it is represented. ami is prepared only by FREDE
IUCK BROWN, and for sale at ins Drag and Chemical
Store, north-east corner of FIFTH aud CUESTNUT
Streets, Philadelphia; and by all the re>pectalle Drug
gists and Apothecaries in the U. Ststc-s aul-o'ii
L
EHIGJI AND SCUUVLKJDL COAL.—
I DALY. PORTER ACO . COAL DEALERS. N u
k-1 PRIME Street, abote Eighth, keep coostautlr on
hand, at the very lowest rates, a, full supph of Lehich
and Schuylkill Coal. au j.Oui
_YoIIN BINNS, UNITED STATES COM.
Y MISSIOXKR AND COilAlI.-SIONKR OP DEED'*
AND THE PROBATE OP ACCOUNTS for seiefil
fcUtt-t an.l Territories.* lie is, by law. authorised t.»
aJmiuMter Oaths ami Affirmation* to Ik? received in all
the Courts in lVunsylvaala:
e J ?i H ?fSE 3 m ? r b ‘‘* !q hid >»'o. no
South SIXTH Street, opposite theC'ouotjr Court Hou,-
fiom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. wilAm
,A3IES KELLI, (Successor to IV”lilfam.
J Curtis) Hcgsha, Rooks. Jewels. EiuM-em*
iiiiU Encampment Charts, Ac Odd Fellow ritli
NORTH SIXTH STRICT, t,h,w Rice. Ph.lniclphi» ‘
Or.lera from any part of the country. addnwd to
James Kelly, promptly attended to. su 1-lm
SILVER wiIsoNITsUN
ilauuf'acturers ..f >il*e r Ware, S W. corner „?
FlFTlf aud CHERRY STREETS EnaHUhed 10 lsd/
Mi\er Ware of erery ascription ou hand or node to
order to watch am- pattern desired. Importers „f y ltlt .
i-uirltsli Plated Ware. au 1-1%
/"W ARLES TETE, COMMISSION MER
\r ant * I«iporter of HAVANA SEGARS
(New) 1.18 t\ aluut street, >ecuud story. aul-lv *
LOUIS B. COFFIN.—
Tlllllb WARD HOTEL, (DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS,)
South-east corner FIETU and QUEES Street-;,
* uMuJ Philadelphia
fJHAKIES -MAGARGE & CO., —
\-s Wholesale Dealer? in PAPER. RAGS, Ac No
CO South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. anl-lm
WILLIAM F. PITFIELD,—IMPORTER
. of BRANDIES. WINES, Ac , Ac . No 2dS
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. auj*lm
WC. BRIDGES, GENERAL AGENT,
• No 6 LODGE STREET, PutLU)Et.t>uu
All business confidentially, honestly aul promotW
attended to. * * * 3
REFERS TO
Messrs. R. P IlotvarJ A Co., \
Me«?ra. Uatrn A Co., |
C. Henry Fisher, [
3. IS Uarcroft. Esq , > Philadelphia
Charleys Boker, Eaj., j
Wm. Esq . I
Wm Badger, E«q j
aul«?trptv
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
STREET, far»ards PARCELS*
BANK NOTES »i
UXi:S ' <* i“ connectiou
¥ nvv« “ r S°5 tl *° »H ft* principAl
TOW T-S and CITIES of the United States
E. S. SANDFORD,
general SnperiGteß.i? c t.
A GENTS TV"ANTED.—Energetic men of
S owi address, to introduce an article required in
every family m city and country, and dispose T.f T \ »h*«
St Tl 'iS DAY at Ilocrn Xo. 23
&T. LAWRENCE HOTEL. aul u *
NO. ii‘Z, SOUTHEAST CORNER OP
MARKET and FIFTH Street
Gentlemen's Best Patent Leather Gaiter Boots.
** Calf Uo. j 0
I’ateiit leather Oxford Ta-*.
“ Calf jo. d „
Patent Leather and Calf narrow
htrap Shoos
Hoys’ and VoutLs’ Patent Leather aod Calf Slin
CAitor Boots ami Shoes
sul-tf For °ale by
riHABLES P. CALDWELL,
‘y A-'D CANS MANUFACTURER.
- A North FOURTH street, Philadelphia
Particular attention paid to Repairing. auWm
"firp-PtanLSo&e ...
Evans & watso.vs piiiladel.
VIUA HAXUFAOTU'tUD SAIAMANUEI: S VFf S.
Xo ‘2O Smith FOURTH -Hr-et. FtnUMplua —TKUIII
IS MIOHTV, AND >'KK\ All,!
Report of ihr Co/,»ttt:tre appointed to Sitpmnt-uJ Iv
Burnt,t* *J e/ie Don Safes at Readim*. F Lru.ny
Zith l&i* RriDixo. March 4xh.
The wytetsigned, members of the committee, do re
spectfully report, that we «aw the two MlVs originally
agreed upou by Furreb* Sc Herring and Evans Sc W.u-o'i.
placed side by side iu a furnace, viz : the Safe in use I li
the Paymaster of the Philadelphia and Reading R iil
road Company, in his office at Reading, manufaetimd
by Parrels Sc Herrin;, and the Safe in u*e brH.A.
Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Evans A Wat'o i,
and put hi boohs and papers precisely alike
The lire was started at o'clock. A. M.. anJ kept
up until four cords of green hickory wood, two cord- of
dry oak and half chestnut-top wood were entT«d\ con
sumed, the whole under the superintendence of the
subscribers, members of the committee. The Safes
were then cooled off with water, after which they were
opened, and thv. books and paper* taken out by the
committee and sent to 11 A lamia's store, for puld.e
examination, after the;* w ere examined and markt-d
oy the committee. The books and papers taken from
the Sale manufactured hv Evans A Wat*nu were but
slightly affected by the intense heat, while t)u-e taken
from the Safe manufactured by Parrels A Herrin; were,
m our judgment, damaged fully fifteen percent uu.:e
than those taken Irotn Evan* \ Wat*ou** Safe.
\W believe the above to Ua\o be* n a fair and impar
tial trial of the respective qualities of both Safe*
JACOI: 11. DYMIKR.
DAME!. S HUNTER
Having been al-out during the burning, we fully
coincide with the al-oic statement iff the coni-tion «>f
the* papers and books taken out of the re-pec ti\«* r-ab
G. A MCULLS.
II It MUULESIiFRG.
JAMES MILIIULLAND
PLEASE HEAD THE KL>ULT OF THE UKU'IM
TRIAL UK SAKE.-
FORTY-TWO Mi. AMAXDFR N A FE S SOLD IX
KEAIHXO SIXCF. THE TRIM IXt'L'bßl-
ARY I, IST , VP TO JVLY 1.
0 \ Nicolla, 1 I.eo|«.!d 11 11 -b. 1
K. R. (.’ompanv, - H A 1.-iau. i
Readme It R’Office, 1 llenr; 11 Mi«-iLi*r, -
Win Douahuwi-r. 1 <•»<-.> K Leaaa. d
W C ADM Ernieii- Uullit A Co. 1
trout, 1 IrwmreA Kro .
Ezra Miller, 1 Pet. r Spin.'.
Vll Sihellcnbercer, 1 John Sdiw »rtr,
Wm Knur, ~ 1 Kirk A HeM. r
Jacob Schuiucker, 1 W. Klo-ad- A n,
J )! A \. R M tuner 1 Dr Win M«or-.
James Jameson, 1 LttiJ Mnith.
J .M A G \\ Hint-Ji. 1 ili:hit'r%
Eilluiej er. Kolliuer A C<>. 1 Mm Kruh,
Sdotiu.ii Rhoads, 1 Kauth .an A Riui-,
Y> it Yerger, 1 Min McF-trliu,
S itmiel Pasi;, l Isaac Ruth.
A W Potteigor, 1 Ji.-.-ph Hniitt.
Geo J Eckert. 1 Joliu A She«.tz,
Uolliu-, Lee A Co , 1
SUED SINCE THE TRIAL. IN PHILADELPHIA
AND OTHER PLACES. 'JTS!
Making in all old Sales, weighing over •loO.lX'O 11- til
IT. PHILADELPHIA.*
KVVNS A MATSON. N'o -d youth Fourth Street
Philadelphia. Pa .hare now on hand a large
imnt of the above Safe*, together with Rank liul
Doors, Rank Locks. Iron Shutters aud Iron D.-sr- i<>
making Fire-proof HuiMings, on as good tern’* a-an.
other establishment in the United state* PLEAS!
GIVE US A CALL. aul-Sl
CHOICE EAHM LANDS FOR SALE.-
Vy tut; illinoiscentr.il r vilroadc'impvn
is now prepared to-ell about 1,»U.00U acres cf chiuc
Farming lauds, in tracts of 40 acre* and upward*, o
long credit*, and at low rates of intere-t
These land* wen* granted hy the Government to ai
in the construction of this Road, and are among tl
richest and most fertile in the world Th-*y txtei
from North-East and North-West, through the lmdd
of the state, to the extn-m-* South, and include eve;
vanetv wt chin ate au-l productions fused between th '•
parallel* rf latitude. The Northern portion is ch;.
prairie, intor-per'ed with tine groves, and in the mi.M
and Southern sections timber predominate*, alteruatir
wnh heautitul prairies and opeuiugs.
The climate is more healthy, mild and equable, th
Any other part of the country—the air as pure and br.
cing, while living etridUn and springs of excelle.
water abound
bituminous Coal is extcu'ively turned. and supplier
cheap and desirable toel, being furnished it uv
l>o\nt< at $2 to $4 per ton—and wo-vt cau be h.vl at t\
■•ami* rate per cord
Hutldiu; Stone of excellent quality ai-'. abonnl
srpich can te proettrcl for little mure thsu the eTpen
of transportation
The great fertility of the*" lan I*, which are a Mar
rich mould, from two to live lect deep, mvl uvnitv
iii.r their contiguity t<» this road, by which every fa<
lifvU furnished for travel and transportation to C
i.rincipHl markft' North, South, East, West, and t
economy with which they can be cultivated, rend
them the m<-t valuable investment that can be fyuii
and pre-ent the most favorable opportunity for pcr*o
».f nidu-trious habits and t>mall meana to acquire a coi
forcible independence in « f,*w years.
Chicago is now the greate-t grain umrket its the wor'
■ind the facility and economy with which the produi
of these land* can be transported to that market, un
them much more prohtable, at the price* a*ki-l. th
tho«c more remote At government rate*, a* the ad*
tiowftl cost of transportation is a perpetual tax on t
latter, which must be borne by the pioducer. in tin* i
duced j.rlce he receives b.r hi* grun. Ac
The title is ported md nluii the ftnai pnro-i.t- >
nude, deeds ar< eV.'cnted bv the tru-nes appointed
the State, nod in whom tlm'tit!** is a.-t.d t«» th- p-i
chasers, which convi-v to them sb-d-it.* tiths m L** --v
ph*, tree and dear of ewery ineund-rar.ce. lit a or mm
g.ige
The prire* arc from to f.-O : interest only ojs r <
Twentv |»or ct will l>e deducted from thepriu* for c.i*
Tho.se who purcha-e on lung credit, \a\jJ
in two. thiee. four. im»und .-ixjaars ait-r-l He, and*
riquired to improve cne-tenth annually tor hve vea
>o it* to line one-half the land under caHhatmn at t
end of that time
Competent surveyor* will accompary thc«c who w*i
to examine th‘ v »e Iginds, (rev of charge, and aid tlvuv
making
The Lands remaining uu*ntd are a* rich and Mllual
as those winch have been d»*qo-od ut.
SECTIONAL MAES
Will be '■S'nt to a»i one v.ho will enclose fifty cent*
postage and hook* or pamphlets containing r
tneroiis instance* of «uccc«sfnl farming, piaied by :
i*pectnble and well known fanners living iuthenVn
borhuod of the Railroad Lauds, throughout the Stat*
»l*n the Co't of fencing, price of cattle. eapen»e of h.
vesting, thrtvlnng. etc ,—or any other luformrvtoi
will l)“ ehetrfullv giirn on apjdir itiou. either |*.r-o:u
or by letter, tn Eugh'h, French, or tUmuu. suldrev
to *
JOHN WUi-ON
Lain! Conmii*- , iouPr of the Illinois Ontril R. R <
Oftictt iu lUmoia CeuU&l Kailroai Depvt, Chicago.
Unois. &u
iHiscdlrtiieons.
ARSOLB & WILSON.
(Successor* to S. A. Uamsoa.)
No 524 WALNUT Street.
Opposite Intlepeudence Square.
GEO. W. TAYLOR.
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