The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 19, 1858, Image 3

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ET., 1110111 TEM*4•Uk9ilbitionot. Pine Arts:n.
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Police , Busiliess:L:A.' fe.ir 'rano:4V ,
gentleman wisp has occupied tosveral,,prominent .,
Pesitiene in thkettdOlielo up.honsekeeplng i .,, altd.
advertised ler A Plami toittioxe4lidEfiernibireV"Thr,
received numerous anewertr, and heleetektelitinliar
in the southern part• of 4hb bity i iiirdcdA TurtitidtV
pied by a mart*elFklioWlialciiiikof'dttaaPittati,,
habits: , The honiiihold''keedi:Nebta iiteetrOdetoi
thia place, and an ptraitgement, wen n** that no
person • ehOltlebe - pirmittidlo . enter theorooor. ,
exceptdaw
thener theft:trotters& ?Thelon& Ailed - ,
the entire apartinent;heing piled up to the coil—
ing. The proprietor .. of theAfattSei; it 'hitieldi`4 l in'
order to keep up hislAksdiratton;Airiikd itinithe"
rsom and wheneyerinlMPlred,AlltnitiAiAint'Or
money, would oily Una Snit,
The owner of the laradtare'irent to the Pace some,
days ago, and oiktoo,v.ered..thitta 4erge, number of
pleoca trifielbg- - Re hleophserved some of his
matting on re °mooing of the 'meta of the housd,
This exam his luspioimus, andixent (knee had the
occupant'and his wifearrestett. , Thisfvorietta
broker shops were vielted,,and in ahnost,cepri , .oda,
some ariTolerwere Tonna., which' Weird idintfled as
the prepoityof,the gentleman first named; Spies-'
did 411.11164k::ehalP1, willitaKt42o,Weeelaweed,
for sland Other artieles stproportlon .3 A ene.Of
the shops in.;the cower pertof theolantomii46ob
worth of furniture ism a-fdned,lut the proprietor,
Although acknowledging that he - knew WO - be the'
Prolnttlint thel44filOMetV rofthe,;Vte toy
be takett‘awayi-,Att,theilamentinurabhaintAlfa'
claimant in amonfteirileliiimiunel'=`'''''
A acareb•watemiarnett , obtalifeCandtidmietrla .
the hands of high:eciteitalitVilifitbnim and ?rank=
lin. They'pnveddektelhei 4. ll ,o l lll ‘,Witilio:qPiegd
were rei4.lrtth 9no4abow.r..
ing their:Mithe,rityViekyete,:alleivetkto
the !Aorta*. lnstrtiiitingAis .olerks to:throW ail
the obstaelet,they couldtinitheviray Of thee Meek.
He atm stood by, it is alleged, and-abused them ,
while in the dirobarg‘.rothetiodtitylfpartliii,
property being fonndat l / 4 141ntlitildnittAras, Nire4"
into custody, on,..thiroliarga;;CriehAVW„;gebaltt,
k no wing ilietillto havejimmiato,lt4,,:„A
The parties were ofilledlinfer niltitringlefera.
Aldermsu 0410, at heifiiimetiVc?ciook.„ yesterday.
Afternoon It was in.evidenowthat, the-pairlibro ,
kor refused to give utribegoodti: , W-tholbleiaeinf
counsel.; The sables alleged
,to.havoheen stolen
amounted to several thotisaiid - dollars.!.. TUE. - Oran:
of the occupant of tinehertser,itsxes saideredvanned !
the furniture ae rapidtYls;illti oquidgektbsinintiep
for thit pdriese: - -7/141tiotAtterneY4tann
peered for the prosacrition;
for the defence. After•targninetiti-AIM-itacakeN
were held to bail to antsyer,neinfitit:lM,!?...
The Directorship
election for Directors ; n•f t :XifrArd, ittotlege,iivehieti ,
took placiedASelept, Pilltloll .on ,ThurOeyiieffeirii'
noon, was probably.timmeat intliteatieg ueliteit'eT e
this charsoterwhiehltinvtalier(plitee'llt OM' body . _
fir a number 'Of 3fearr...Thlite - Demberitte;',iiii
MOSirP. S. U. Perkins, Zames„Oempbell; and; Nr.".
H yoto °marred
and three ballosts,betWeeitlieo.,,AlfillimazWeish ,
and 17 :;.1 1 ,PMAnni , By,itheivotei
of the Thirteenth ward, the latter-aamedielifit'
man was declared eteeted4.lkfri s Whittle-11W
a member of the vllinird:eflildetoriffir,Olinitift
of years lurd Ttriniptlitide,
and eitioliti*!satiteefitettlibe,APprebathMotth,e.
entire imMutur,utr'.ll.(r2licirdeoailLaTiawservaras,
placed-AiLishoitnatfOrChy,onhilfalits;merabers , of:
the Bel6g . Chamber; whocsaa,prehably , not !a*arti
that lid.s.tal,lismitliktOniebibel , of'this Board:of
Directors, and , lihßtitietinirlatie nat'explie' Until
a year from thrhteZ 4 .4*MieritY of the mem
ber, knew tbiefinlitirifet ilif4slliie voted for ethers.
We doabk.pottrait'Af the p s tepeg,finseAre• Will re
ceive sueleleAtipptustit.taxetateltioa,iwa,pasition
which he has oeempied end, adorned for - Solong a
time. v
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Allempted-Ineerolictrism.-;- -- 4.bortt -,2-o'oloolr
yesterdaf,,inerfilii;ltre ;.was dissever - 4 d ietite*
Q,acker City Soap Workit4iffiltigtelVetriet, ahove,
Catharine. Thellra,makidedietl.ribeet4e4Mitti.
of the buildinianaingeeiziOU4'l4,of,foliio; fat.
ac., time whiob had baral39l to .rseamike ignited be
fore the alarm waeglyeti.l7.3C4aMeeallmiaPill
the armor on duty; Nrle;244, the aid pr &Angela
hors, extinguished the dames.: their. prompt dist:
°every saved, thortsanda of Ateliers; andmreyented
many familia from beeamtnelkentelest- , . '
Dr. Hubert, and ,Blailame , ,Thibert,, whoArer.e ar ,
rested On the Chaigiioniaving been .00ncernedlti
the West..Philsdelphia - =Mari" warelesterday
discharged frotefetudedrbrAlderinfrd'Ogle. • The
District Attoniey; not'seletting o fireasente the
cased oallie' °barge, oftheinie,professional *bor . ,
tioniste i hs he dlitmot Aesire,,trt,axpose;Many..fe
spentablelaitnilla,'Veasviillffig to disiniss the corn , :
plaint. We shall have mere:olly of. thismatter
hereafter,,. ... sozawt,von.s.,!,;lo4.
Burglary.—T4B—ilmailin4of,
tiT Mr..-„Robert
Warnock, No. 113ittiie
entered on-Thursdarnight through bdelt.viin l
dow, and robbed of about a hundred and-eighty
dollars. The thief, ditplx4A-Sei , onty=five dollars
as be loft tlie - :preNniais, -It is, tbetutbt that this
burglary must have joule-Ana
quite ampler. with the. r.ellaipotti: of Mr. Was.
Pleasure Parties.—The cant an& Stepulboatfi
now kayo th,e,•eity-daily,mith, erowis' of. marry
people, soitpg. and: old, .seeklng -the' delightvot
green fields and tusel shades.. bej , pnd •the . ;walled
avenues , of , the' oily; -- - Tcy - manye serrelgem9 4 lind
healthy relief Is thisS afforded , sontOif t9ig:
by the ald;nf el4llo.7A6,l6thklAithiqla wlJii 'many
beautiful pleifinirci resorts, San ac happy as the
more favoredof,futuno..... - -
apple-paring Machine.—We' desire .to Call
attention to the advertietellenfitv-to-de4t's pa per
relative to an improvelk,apple:parihg mach ine.
The price or this article milieloOr iminpstition,' and
we think it altogether thit:yeryAterfectionA
Yankee
Yesteiday orCs,birigitioirtirc,:acd.cheerlttl.. ,
The promenades worelarthesTeiy , glOry'et-,tht4f
loveliness, and were Ailed - 14th allYirtg - itfeitn,nr
youth, beauty, and fashion. ...We have Tarely 0t1:1,
joyful e more Varier, - ettMidet.3l4,Ailtnllty one
which hacked passea; - "
A bridge across t h e road IpadintfriantFmnk
ford to Tacenywacreferredlb the Mayor - yaker:
day morning' es being in a dangerous condition:"
We hope that attention-will be given to this sub-,
jeot.
Accutent.—About-five‹ . Yitittorday
morning the-front' itzlCol'Ag4oo cart broke at
Eighteenth arte."-Pittirliitiliplf. Ahei.iiriver was:
thrown outi v aritrieeetvialt . stiver - ,Oic , tu n Cortlto e
head, and'othitiiiftrifielicitillY
Resigned.—Yestatdr4r iiiorning:„LiengzAihn
MoOnrley, of the Sixth ward , . tendered his resignif;'
tion to.lttayor to 'take' effect: , at - Mit end of
the present month, This-gentleman has beim at
etrttentoffeet:
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Robbery Xacony louse Of.
Mr. Lordner, at Tammy, was enteredon Tburaday,
night. and robbed df a 4 almaiderible"iitiantftftif
valuable wearing apparel..
.411eged Counterfeiqii :Itivs(ed.—`ireateidtiy
Deputy Marshals Wynkoop - and Sharkey arrested
Francis and Samuey-Kerne, ow the charge of being
eounterfeitera.. '- - ,
DigordOlvitiaetmatt 01;10 yesterday held
Emma (Fisica* titili...en.the°huge or- keeping a
disorderly hernia, atMe!4`Osborne's court.
The kujititliojii Flciikr :fad' Meal at this
?port, during the last Week, amounted to 13,728
.
The Value- _of .the - exports. , from L
phis to foreign y orko,darls4i tlie4Xst. reek,.ixes
1120,513. , 7
A man-bylinalnainfi:o.t. , Williatn-EtanniAtoiv
a resident of Boston. possessed iotwn ample for
tune' has jot
,ntatin n „danntioh - to the town of
Smithfield of ton, thin/send
,doliarvaselgrAtefol
tribute far '
the' supeOft of ,41ntiiilf .and - rpiranis by
said towirdarteg his tufanilyt,,sna'ehilAtioiid, ,Z 6 fs
said he Onifil•nniiiii2of PntOrtkOri6.:.!gb. , Pareniso
with hiniseit.twirither..ablidgcm - , wase , .-peepers in.
said town of,4inithfield i , anctionra for , inany year
supported by.tbir town,
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We 10 ttf fcJ the IsTaikeili:lifeneetry, that,
thirty•flve peivoni eonrieeted themselves-with the.
Pint Prqsbyterian Church, i Orange, en Sunday
last—twitity-tdelitprefeseien, endt_tlnchy:per•
Whale. +There wefe ferty;perionimic'ehred s )nte.
full memberidttp*the
EpineopOl_pinnAlt ;etthitt4i#,
twentptige„wege,habtiaid: • , ~ ~
A miniatni - prayed fervently foftliete nate
congregation 'whe*fre:-.tott - pyoud l.lin
tOtneepid 105
lacy to stand.` ,
A patclailite l sa lakorLiitati?utitre!tirerect;
ed in Waattingtolue . 4l : i: ; : -, ' •
piIITAVSY.I4III AC/AIM 0rny4D2.,;.,
A. J Ihnursputfr;
.1ME*1112110,...0.11 MOM
ISRA g °
MMM=I
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At the bfirckastal-EzelunigiritPhipsdalpkiiir
Barque Adana'', Ppedden •; - Bondon,:sfibli'
Barque Wblte Wing, Ballogiiri T,sigrtyzerfJune 19
Wright,Dar ae& ecxseystmaiktbolatlook
Barque Ogid_eipb Sheopi D At, doge" Mahn.
Brig May Queen, 0,2 _ 1004
Beg
siturolo,imitio. opzkrt-iTr4lip*ti:..;,, 1
.sl.**,,Tal#lMTlM:il44-TEO,', ;,' ',": ~
anal= ~_ tL, - A. ~ , ,, s som, A sets;, • _h, $ 434 V ., • ,,,, 'ALY'
North Star.... .tieleitark,Sattrhafirptonts-4ivarilleitt
Asia - ' NewtorlrAtlrtitp64l,l. - 3 - I.‘..y.nii4 2 5 '
Vanderbilt. ..... . :New Yoric.ietKithitoptotr4L. - .. attlf• 3
1,-: . - ..4.88774 0/ . 017 ' •.• -• •,%• • '•• - ••'•-• tag
ealconia Sou thampton..New Y0rh.,........inne 4
0anw1a........,,•. - ..l.leerboal.frOontent..4 4 =.' •..lithe ' 5;
Persia , 4 . ZITPrpO. OI'AIVII It YbriCanalalltlelt ,
New York: ' cArlokgrnrw.piewfforlrilai`atairrie'at
Arial eirelheeniteniMew Tors.•.•:e:.`p,quherlo.
ViNyliii vs
g liif 4
EITEAMILJT_' ,R- , #Nro . -
xVittsmitiV ,-,,,,,',,,,, --p4tc.P. --, i
Nunes; Oreellf,toeNNeW florlepP; itrNigill aftP
nes Ith, net NOW 4:oliiiiitlialifS r l ' Pfo:7 3 t, yr
,S)Apilr :
loth; Ilemitue,2B4.7allB
i eh r 7o - 7 NO nil' 17‘e - ' ','‘
emtway..3Yrten ;Nei , 1111-127101 WO WNWirst
17th. and 41677 , 001080.1 th.,,,Pf0tif.178V971060 ITI i
Uterine 301hArrivrig OW - , TlitleSiff ,, 7-:' i'.": 4 ^ - ",
Putiaearlii/a4fitift tie efkllthilitithifet , , A
Tans 22Avinraa ( litfOtretie 171t'tborXIST,95 11 .
% iv
8 7 h, Homllo7BA4W7l7lllgitt 17 . etiCl3o4, -
B taaK NOW ' to frig— ottsSsirthAttliiiltet
MMUS /eV - Am)" e "&i,tlhtuiliti,l: 4 o4P
12th, H a ' *kr iv.yoillott. , l. , e.-. 7- , 1
ag
ISAI ' , 1_ 1715.' 30 Nat; diielitte.;:
10 7.47fre
vana Bth ' Mr . „.' 1717higAitui 10111 , 48 8•11774 Q u a at'
New Valli? RAW 'Silt ',.',... 514-,..„..., ~,,,,,.y. ~,,,; ~ ...,,,z
17 The Cantonal' Milt atituiere sill ' from "New
York on tkelket 2 Sk i nr,o l4 sl4tWalaU ,7 L)l , ..
When the above axatetralw '-tbseisf , 'Mrptggioi/i:
will sail o9 , IAWWWi 40 11Stfe ... .
.fiV . rn i.el „,,-,3!, s
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[ReportedWkilisilrs.* vm- 6,:—. ,-,..-;,g.. iq ! ,.,, , -„„..,,
LIVERPOODte .Yj 4o -*iiall4lairi;i4
Iron MorritArloitele&Vol • . i.. fl.oixthiftlftp,
lifahony &13550041W011 . ' . ~. . ' ',•• .h1N411 , 1110}825480`
Alex WraWdeirMaraj) . ..?. Yihnifyrit .8 0 1 0`
1) Graltsmik;o43oo o l.l B 4. -20: , 15:rjr ,11.410;,
17 plexe lea e*' 5 rjf t r. , A 00110. '
salt Alex 0. itir ' i fi Alt
so tea do ! NW tbiltl fifoietatt
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sacks talteo:2 t &11 4 , L .., :,.,,,,,- ..%*.
Oli.Alll. b1 4 Ifewareatur frp'fau--_,Aytt,
feet Ono ' 4tol too ViOderteer & . 170:5. - ^` T t - "
1110l1MONDitospleb .11181 . 400= 1 123./00`
4011 ,
50 mien Wee& 2 ,:c 1,2228-0 0 C,Ablula
exiles do Th at** "M" . Itit" . " A.,A r Almetko
80 do 18 ealex,llBlratio ,, r4 80' vatrith 1 1464
Woodward-ac•lhh1 1 80451 ' * IOW llotrollAShri 10_
h lea eottopAjt . ' 2 , nigittrjktii.o26:4lo af
2 I ohs xlathlTs "
kin l ita T l; 18 111 0o l igS4.
nj µ e• Pi 1051111 1 Vt
P 'P. Cain" 4.ctl, A Wee 250 bEs lion 200'
I k.gx surdririetiltde "''''' '.:,„ ; ~-: • '" , ski.
r 4 MAO PifiMifif dr:a i m - W . -
pllll V! Wili ~WM MN W*ll,WitAli iti
.41) ,itf.r3( al .5031,, iii WI
tir414 46 4 1 / 44:019 9 KC
rEKVIlitt 2
t(4q..
=Mt 'LOOM.
PORE Olr .11111ADEL#11.Li, June 19, legS.
TIT 82 4 860 istriegids‘' " fstr,
.'!"F11. „ „.
ABBXV*Tr4,..
atillYiiiiirilira ' S.4Xl•llloW‘ei,,ala•lfor
folk, 'ltburijwi 'mdse. and gLiismingen to Tlionms
Drabs troll , . ' Off onibay Mink paned a ship at an,
(alio; name not sweertalned;belowipkaraUtiatle passed
, 3 herrn brigs and Oca la:salmi upward $ 0 ) ,1 1 12 d. ' , ~-'., 1
I / 131.11mUbl P D'iiilltaritiArltaa:24'hourifrOth rttiyOrit,
, CY tiOttlit BlBlOrittrAtita andispeeturert to 'James AN
•
lierdiar.. - Pasted biltElliabotb, and tiro Verni brig, be
loWtßeedi Island; lnigklreneand 0 Ittillrlen Olt Seed",
Pointf , bohhd'iip; , : r emit'atz titian - Own' "Bargee aground
Above Christiana Creek.-- 1 -""- - .
'`,, Rhiprilockesteri' Ewell; froin • Livaajoo Apri1' , 2441,,
-.With Indio andlilwashangers tiff Peter - WriVt.. B6 o°W l , ~-:
, atirig SaralrEllaibettODOeoe 'tt b i n' L ß ' sl l ' ,,i * L C? 4 - 2 ' A ' " .
• ' Behr -, Ltdribsifl, , Thirding, 12,40 44041"...44ni.., -0.;
tuba, with sugar and molwei to
e a * it'l9 , vichlh) ,, Tiatt
.hrig,Rioltridn4bYßath, fee Philadlphia 'in, tdalla -"-.•
.4 lichrDardel 8 Mershon, Bragg, 14 4, 4° i ffi l nah i lriat i t
Ann,hritirlntdbarlolioltonl e i:anderitar, & Clo.
11, '14... ,,
Bohr -bfartiii,_ocildthwal i 'lo - Selli s Frmn,i,Do turl,
ANDS heading to B A pude" & Obi , ,
~, , .
, Bohr diarrltiotohne i Otosky;lo,days !rpm HalifpOrt,
otith: fish; gr,,,i, to Z A Bonder co Co. ' ,„ • . _.„
geh t ,gliee 'lowa, Pendleton,,DlAsys..trut
,Hastport,
witiaplastar t64I:A Bondei&Vo. - ,:
Bohr Anne, Blake, T 4191 , 1 from POl;iitt.,4 iiii, , ke?Thige . ..
,tp AA Bonder& 00'.. -, ' , - ' • - ` : ,
~., Bohr „Mary Ann,' . 6l2myerklOi from Boeton;With
liaribtrto H.Winsoil — - ...- ' ; '
,BottriSibel, Olarlte,4 dills friiMilinOn;Witlimdlie td
caitain:o , -'-, • - `" ••
4 Bahr James Hfiglieft, Nail, 4 dilefreM lirldgeiort,
,Coon, in ballast to captain. ,
,Bchr Lizzie Tarim., Taylor:
.13 days from Province
14w4i, imballrat to- daptatii: • ' , , , ..
. Sehr - Julliul•Webb;Parito,l3 days from Norwich, w ith
- lodge to captain. '
'''.-,lichr Ohesimudre Traders Higgins, 4 days'frOm' Bain
iner4, it* coat to captain.
- ~ .- B ohr lirbtoeitter, - Rhodes; :4, daye, , frenz' Pr o vid e nce,,
Wits Inds.' tolehn Ill'Hemiedy& Uo: , ,
14 14 , 4 r 00617ones,'Orowbli, d;dals, firooi Beaton, with
sztdeNte - David 06oper. ' ._ , ,
fcbr A' B Rtuureil, Warrington, 2 d i ve from Lowe.,
' f!4 . With 66441‘t0 .1' L 'Bewley & Co.
Bohr Wm George, Jackson,L`dey from Smyrna, Del,
swab - grain to .7' .ti BeWley*: Co. , .
Baby Henry Wolfe; Atkins, 2 days frbm Milton, Del,
withborn and biirletol" Lilewley& 00.,
Bahr J . W Hall. Morrie; I dayfronadttle Creak, Del,
'with born to J L Bewley & Co., • . .
Bohr Sail Orofte. Arra:lite, 8 days from Chesapeake
'Clity,i with grain to Christian to,Ourraii,
''' liclir A Hammond, Paine, from lloitod.
&tie Hannah Willetts,,Oranmer, from Boston. .1
Bohr Lewis Obester,'Bornora, from Boston.
Bohr J Clark, Scull, from Roston.
Bohr Mary Ann & Caroline, Bowen, B oston . from
' Bahr Revenue, Corson. from Boston,
Bohr R 0 Becor; Donnie; from treypert. _
Bohr .14 J Scott, Birdsall, from }latency .
sch , redzrypitttarsbu;Boozerli, from,New ;nth. I,
Bo* Iliehard'VairX.l.orOgiroin New York. ,
'''''Bohr lillen,Balter;lakef from'kgg Harbor.
Beapott, Boull;from Pawtucket,.
Sol
!„.' Bo Pidelli,'Ske.w. Boni Prorldonoo.
' B Timothy Pharo, Cranmer , from A lexa ndria.
• Blob Olivia, Fox 2 days fromOdema, Dal, with corn
'..to Ohrletian & Curran. , ,
',. Mow/ Lancet:BlBTM day from a
Christian' ~' iielorlth
Ws to Christian & Orman. ' ~ .. ..- , •
`"Steamer Lady Wilier, 'Wilson, 12 hours . from WU
tder'eraint, with grain to i'L lidwief& 00.
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Steamship BirstriniSellew,'Ne4L York, Tae
Slap Leocaster, Dooan. Liverpool, Penrose & Burton.
lc
EsWright, Gibbs, Paimorith, Ja, D N Wetslar
lc 04
tibirk , thitiall,liArrui, St l_agroc• de tchibai "deo W
Idernation & -Bro. • •^ • - - r •
Brig Ottean'Weve;:ktorton,4loston, It A -114duder & Co.
.I . .Sehr MarthaWrightingtOre, Wrightiogrofi, Fall River,
- -Uatieeti &Co's :•• ' - • - ' " •
Sobt Liu% Taylvi - Taylor, LynnlN 13tUrtavank& Co:
-
Soha.L , Oheitistlitners, - -Roxbary, Burin, Ogle & Co.
'Oranmer, " - Roxbury, - Van Dmien,
15Ort.Mit , -
Behr Merry Ann Magee(Meges; Roxbury, 'do
Sabi JarEnglisti;'Neal,Niror do
Bohr B Torrhiend; Wllliime,Bart Cambridge, ao
Three - Stirters, , Bikar, Peteribiug, - • do'
„Bohr Adeline, Travers, Washington, do -•
• Belie Valiant. Reed. Washlugton,' do '
Boht Mary Ann & Cerblinet Bowen; Boston, do
Bodied Itamniohdfrsiine, Barton, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohn Mary PatterinitiOiromere, - Boston, - 0 Miller & Co.
"SetiaJ Olarkilentl;Tioston;Blekiston &
Behr,Pldelhe,-Bhiaw, Proildenes; Blakinten & Cox.
• •I=Sobs Re - redneitorden - fprerldencei Van Math, Nor-
Behr , RV Senor, Donnie, Proildeies; Brown & White.
BelicEllen Baker; Lake, Tivinton, L Andebrieo & Co.
Behr Seaport; fictiWPantneket,B Wines & Co.
fiehei Richard Vank Prink,New Y ork , Rogers t•
Lather, •••• ~• • -••
Bt'r II L Gaw, Iter, Baltimore, A, .laroves, Jr. •
1171 The ehlp"Latoiietetiithiliioliaied yesterday for
Liver&ol;hiiv2s , paskootera;aid a cargo comprielog
2710bl:do flour, 41,821 baobab' eva;,5895 do wheat, 1109
bblatdefri; 15 bate 141030 ttabeef, and 129 do rice. ,
' fOOrreSpondence or e Prens, • •
"HAVRE DD
3480 D June 18.1858.
gstZ left e.morn nirithboats
In
leyr,lcidoin and consigned as follows:
, - :. 7 onpid, Holman & Grubb . Equator , 00l G T Hummel,
:bah Attu, A.B,Heuri,,ind, Dauphin, coal to Delaware
pith I 8 Dronten,hark and coal to de,
(Ccirrif , ,erld . .eFtyof the philadelpbbiExchan g e.)
Dei.,Junell—S AM. •
;'!(:Riot 0f:42 !easels lett.harinYr this morning rot Bea,
:iinong which were the following:—,Brigs Grecian. Rua
sian;Martha Gilchrist, Oalyert, Dazzle, Gazelle, Fores
ter, and edam Clara, Hampden, Belie, J Rein, A Lee,
John Yarnain. 0, M Wilson, Banquet, Mary J Hoyt,
Oonitandore - Tucker, Racer, Rescue, Onward- J J Spen
cer A I.,..ilintinons,M flartiej and sixteen fishing
siniseke...4,ship mu: Uwe hermaphrodite brigirwent up
sixty this minting:
,;f 7 . - • , WMAd: LUORMAN.
(C4TlWYKaldinCe"of r
youriot Byttircather, Boo n '
Oars .. 18 ,L i Zbyb,iii: Exchange.)
goillrge4,o brig in this lateni4l.4,e 18-6 P. AI
"IP hs now
THOS. B . Etreinit:
0, 114 riitaaliet to Tar rause.]
,"" New Yoax, Tune 113.
frotri Liierpool; bonnet' Alex
ander, froth Retliedicie; 'Osprey,from. Cienfuegos; brigs
Wenonati - , from Malaga;' Wheaton, from St Domingo;
"Unte °rialto from do. ..,
IBMOBAletha,.
Shiaine4 'Black 'Warrior, Smith, for'Manna and N
eleated At New, Orlearui - 11th lust.
, :titeartialtip North Star , Jones, otave6...at New York
Yeitentay ter Mayro arid Southampton..
Steamshiltr Betanebee, Amid, hear*, Arrived at New
'York yesterday-- • ; •.;
(grip Adelaide, Wakeman, trine .Blide Island, with
guano;o afrivedAt New'Yorkleaterday, • _
Ship Tolerator, Lowell, from Calcutta, arrived at New
'Pork yesterday: ,
Ship _Seth Sprague, Prottoan, ciliated at Savannah
'l6th-inst. for Liverpool.
Robin Ilopd,Bearse, at /Menthes Arril ad had
a full cargo of 'tea mislead for - New ork, at SIQ rad°
cubic feet. '
Ship , Hoveratot. Horton,. Perry , from Sydney, Ni 3 W,
rived at AkYalf.April•l4:,
- ' - 'Bllllp Arno, 13eerlog,..from New Orleans for Liverpool,
was spoken nub fink latilit 80. long 07 40 • .
filtiatboa, , Tab.6lket for Ltverpool,,wai towed to;
sec froth New Or leans Bth inst. • - . - •. • •
WinOliiiraberlato, Shermart;tras.loading at Cal
:mate 28th April;foi New:York: -
Barque Haitba,;3,eakloa, for Philadelphia; remelt:led
'at Genoa'• •
Barque WashingtOn ,(Brem) Weeks, hence at llalti=
aporejlth-lapt, to loa d for Rotterdam:- -
.
'll4 - 131qe -Wheatland. Respell:ix, cleared at Baltimore
17,h teat, fog jilo de Janeiro and a market;
Biuque_paragotisf Poet°, fur Boston, was towed Wises
-from New Orleans Bth two..
Wan IL Newman, Garet. from Baltimore for
Rio de Janeiro, wept to sea 12th Wet; !hips Alexaoderi
' Bide, at 4 Bulaberg, (pros) Wideman: ter Rotterdam,
do' lattu. bairuei Lolghton Spelghts, aid Blue Wing,
'Burnham, for' itiodlir, Janeiro, and brigs - Muscovado,
=(Br) Thurston, for Ileynerarii,.do 36th.
Brig Ann Blizetwth,,Taylor, hence for Barbadoes, was
spoken Othlipt,lat 2680, beg btj 80..
Brig ilaincocir, - Aber,,henee, Arrived at -Weymouth
36111 - In4t. -
,• Brig Palatine, Tailor, galled from- Boston 17th inst.
- -forPhiladelph.A. • • , • . • -
i - 13thrtr. Ihgortaar, flue, and- Courier, Crowell, cleared
at Boston 17 h lust fo r - Philadelphia
Behr shoods, Kelly, for luladelphia, cleared at Salem
Sam W A Binemand, Cain. hence for Boston, parcid
lafghland Light 2 P AI 17th loot
achr Horton; Atwell; hence, arrived at Qiiincy
, r., •
got..
Jost ,All t r:v.PPLorrier f .Olarla, hence at Richmond 17th
' rettisi ifenteeleir,liatkentarg, and 'Northern' Lighti
"Lake, elila,d ftoW.Beiorn bdth hint, for r
*Lir R fi Colson, Oolson, from Providence fur
I `d. 4 l4fiti , NewPprt 18thinet.' •
George Pales, Nickerson, from Providence for
Philadelphia, went , . to sea. from. Dutch - Island Harbor
-Bab B D olark, hence at providence 16th
'Blatant', .
Serati;J o nei, and Sophia, Fly, hence at N
1° 1 4" 3 _,. 1 34 1 ws y „ , •
Pro? Ion
4 :oleaMera sod vesicle navigating Long Island Sound
'Nee particularly, requested to-......keepra look.out fot o , eg i.'
noevauchored over the sunken steamer I N Harris,
,iF or eight miles tuf,ltoug Island abort, opposite Old
'PAT liei4and thaeuvold I collision. • - •
• hIAHINJItiIIBODittANT.
,4 1 itilDrefterl,tnernes, , which: sailed !from Oaleut's
puttbeektlrout-,Disitiond Ilarbor,'haviog
sprOrig 4 lqiik going &walk° ;river. - She Would have
to tilleolitrge and go Into dock for repairs; woe in p. t
The repe'rt ibat theihip:litUrker Hill , from' Oeleutta
. - foi,J,pMloo, bad put Into Itaugeon; ban riot beim cow;
- ,
dhip blidaighti Hitch, at tOaloutta April 29, wee
leaky where rhe:arrive4brit as she bob dfsebkrged the
Ina abated; hence it le bifarred4hat> it must here
'hienlbeve,hersopper,• Perhaps tthe 'mud of the river
mayfiktie looped too lost .- , •
Adviitta from, Naugle ',stets, that - the saliora
moiler tbeb_alleeitt Shultz, from New Orleans for
With qc4tou and tobacco, lately ashore on the Hiding
!WIC sod, talterricto•Neesau,drve Dealt' awarded the
soon 0f,t4,0(10.f0r theliperwicart• It is Hated that t
_edixittaliy.cmert at that place bas adeptehrvery etriUgeot
bi"wihr sulee pt,relatlou to the wteckiortitisiimes. '
dhip. Pride of Oanada,_ pruriently reportiel , kohore;
7ffsktuw'o4 ul,lo , QUebee ikth Jeri..., She has bone plat.
refilled andSdoated from Rod Island Beef by Plerne i ttrut
;lielleyship t , ,As ,work of .art, the platform
ifilif,SfOrPti Of idepeetioa, and on viewing. the amount
Qrlabor and ingenultyAltet , gott • et have ,beanexpanded
11,r Lii
nlt make it-whAtiA.Pis SPrPrise will befell
alle't • -
r trirkw Tape Dr•brigg Isaiah , Pitirtier:
rink. kit Plobu t lgni -schrSvergreeq, filuekley, Batavia.,
t 101 d; barque Windward, Emerson, lit Therrien Br brig
stubbe, hetrbedmistibilg litellintWar*ll4O.Tde
Aiiiiratngtokii.fio; laths joeephlinitif. Lyeith.,
iu , TOPMßADtattrie '4lin.brig R Wthittis,'laleY
Matadi*. No clearance.
',U , lliald)JllQllP,Jumil7 , ,z•Ar: barque Daniel Webitbr,
eltydieir Q'Otrellesteniusehte Darnel, 116rtes, Peevl
-deece; I, Chtliamtni.D.lultley, do, • • • •
il343 , lQuirantine Dram barque-Wieland t. Osterman,lrom
Aliebien , , •-•
~ ,Balovr. bailie Afar Queen, Bottler, from West Indies ,
.1' Hillier barque yvidotte,;Purrui • Watteau; brigs
Pequam;
-fret ; - *Ohre , ;Opiumpen,. littrbaeloes;
;Porty l oreightoo, yiencladieoi: '''
i°131;11"6;1‘1011",t4i;eillik, DrOi4 Moritz
VArridteritelllithieuf Boston;
al Pet fraw,,HOidlok't.blverpeelljlieferd p
r wooa,. outti; Sehir,lfpletWthg. Barley,
r , ' , Ohts 41/41:17-00,9itattti.,0014,1.0e4;"Wm.l.eird, Jr,
^-'l3 iv, I pertßeg e t tone, „Liverpool; lirem
Sof ides & Freu;flreMen;.•sehr Nalph
10- 1 11itrn eifYork * :
, t•
•
tiliiii.doViiiikt,l3.'-g:conineT:FOLTRTA.stid.WAL
-411 gzop,oow >Depositors:pad On defiant',
kind= Stlver:"-AliOld'iptititloir never mind
InvA'44 l 9 Ann -BANK SUS.
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enObitele`tr . Ift Ititlie,"o4 6 llllelieiXfiA H:"
holi p
th 4 skin,
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"AARIVATA 'AT THWTRINCIPAL HOTEL%
' _up To on ceoton - 1;118 MORNING.
etiuteD HOUSl—Cheitatik Streit, tato*
8 H Hikm - eke, Lanciaiiter D Tyler, NY
7 0 Buekley;Loulinille ' Mrs florrlhott; St Louis
J Morrison, 0 Newman, N Y
Peas Albanj NY DA Robinson, Tr, Shane,-
oittyi.dinotnnkti • o • kln, Pa ' •
Atm Arbuckle, Pittsbur g ; Butter - Worth, N ,
naMserW,Peek,N•Y• _
PL Morris, N.Y,„
;DO , ,N 'B' • Mri lialtd,Cronberiand a Ntd
.Mha Bairn, thiniberiatid,Md TV N, Bunter, Reading
:011 Hutiter,'Reading' Jas 8 Wheeler, Balt , •
W 0 McCoy, Balt 0 Martin, Va •
J Ayer" and lady, N Y', ;Alvin Peavey, Washington
P4B , nith,Washluenn • • THlliblud, Buffalo _
.6,19101112 es and ladk,ilml...4ersel OttoliogevTo,lkaries,,
N•'' 0 , •
Cohen jr, 'Cherie's: 'L Cohen, Charliefoli,
•:kto ~8 0 Lowhiatiqe; , 0 . 11202-
8 BrOwnMise nett, 0 '
N Sterling told family, '7 B Ow,esly, OinolnitAtb
. An Miarrhesid,Pottevine
J.lbiltonbaugli; Darien, 0 ,johninen, Tr, and 44,,
Marsh, - Jeneroity, • 0 ' -
GerlßttiokeriTeint•_„,' • • Vanes bliller i yenti ~,,
Montgomery; pa G flasor7, 14 if •
; Aso .11 Felton, Boston •
„Daniel Jenkins, }Winn
. 11 ' Townson, Brooklyn
„Mrs Cary;Brooklyn — ItHolestan; Weston, Mo
fienddr & la; N Henry Gilbert*, do, Binh
Mrs 'Cant Underwood &oh Washington ucea, ya- •-• •
.j W-Moore, N P .11Lewie, Bolton. • '
• no L Creme, N Y - Wm Antietam, N Y
Tho 4 D Barton, Buffalo M Oeurtright, 'Erie
1,
,11 Atwater,. Y. P H Butler, •••
Chad Wadden, London • all Currie, NT '
G Kehler, NT , Wm 11 Ryan, Balt
P Reed. - W Bee*, U 8 A • ,•
•
D Odwan; N Y 0 Colton, Pa
D 0 Hewitt, Pa McKnight: Detroit, Mich
C Carpenter, Pa - •J B Brodhead. Balt
Lleut Cohen, U 8 M - •= Mr Welling. Washington '
Com Stover, U B N L Warren, Dalt
8 Bali, Cocchi, Ohio A G bicllvraine, Ye •
Dr Thee L Little, Ya Wm White; Newark, N J
W N Prince, U B A Darnell. 'Balt
P 8 Perktne,li Y, W „1" Gibson, bid
JJohnson ,& la, Ohio . Geo Ellokt, Tenn
a. I
MERCHANTS' ~ llOTEL—Fourth' street, below Arch.
'
Mrs BA , Felloive,' Luzerne A W Fellows, Pa
Co , Pa - • • J C Atwood, Harrisburg
Cel k..e, Utah F Raiff, Newborn, N C
E It Collings, Wilkesb'arro ' L A Keith), New York .
W Overlield, Jr, Easton Jas.Weilaeo & lady, Hop-
Clark Ellis, Jr, Milford, kinsitille,Ry
Maisaelmeetts ' " R B Lewis, Farratidevillo
H Griewoldcliartford E V Preston, Hartford
G II 0 Neal, halt Wales Freue,-N Haven
John. Wise, Indiana • Lewis, Cal
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street, above Flftb.
O 0 VVynkoop, Pottsville Geo H Wilkinson Belt
Wm Buck, Pa J Al Batley A Is, kid
F B Jones, Washington A Desnelia, N Y ,
P O Almy, Rod:teeter A Brainard, Boston'
Robt Beaman, Boeton „ Ohne Seaman, Boston
Sodth, Vs.-,,- , -A4 ;• tt, sr r I abWE a
Dr Vonderaith, tlc lion W B Vondersmith, NY
Miss At Vonderemith, N Y 00l Joe C Pinckney, N Y
Oast Jolt Wm Idolceo, N Y .John Carroll, N Y
Dr Ey Vonderamith, N Y •
ONION HOTEL—Aroh greet, below Fourth.
•II Peirce:Philo • W P Emery, Philolngton,
John P °german Luzern() N J
co, Pa Joe A Prey, Bethlehem, Pa
7 Hacker, Bermuda L Bice. S C
J H Sampson, Pa J Ingham, Salem, N I
HenryC arimee,Seranton,P Jun Ford, Borauton, Pa
•
, S'ATIOFAL 110TEL—naae etreet„above Third.
W rronte; Tillie It 8 Richardson, Lebanon
AJ Sebirarix dr. non; Va ' J R Taeline, YR
Nathaniel Hallman, Wash- Mlsi 8 Priterbaugh,
Wllka
iogton; Lehigh do,' barre
Jos. lit Vern '& dough,' Thos Wren, Pottsville
Pottsville Sire Mayne & dough, St
II .1, Reedier. Pottsville Caries
ter Baker, Lancaster
BLACK MAK INN—Fifth and Merchant Masts
John Noller PlozolaTillo, John Pcott, N Y
, pa ' W J Newell. Newark, N J
Poulk Janes, York ad, Pa J Deics, West Chester
.0 M Taylor, Del co, Pa ' (leo Kemble, Va
Woo 'Woodward, Chester co, A Hitchcock, fdd
Pa-- Reuben Baker, Chester
.
J Price, West Chester co Pa
-Wm Jones I
Pa . Ban Leedom & dun, Del
'
J N DenJemin, 11d co, Pa, '
Dr Id Hammond, Del Jnoß Reiff, Pottstown
Brant Rhoads, Pa D W Chanter, Phil&
.3 11 Preston, fdd E L ()morel, Pncenisril le
,11. N Posey, Wilmington, Lewis Ihburnson, Wit-
Del • mington, Del
BLACK DEAR ROTEL—Third beldw
Jetta Boholterer, Rump Abrabent Buokmua, Pend
town erville
Jobli 11: Haldeman, War- Carper Roads, Dyberry
rington Lttrls Clemens, Doylestown
Joel lltnnei, Ottlparllle Eynon Danner, Surnneytown
Stevens Roads, Sontionnp- Dr aforodltlth, Ducks eo,
ton Mrs hteredith, Backe co,
T .11 Wolfe, Danboro, Pa Pa
Rev 8 K Brobpt, Allentown Kra Drobet, Allentown
BALD'EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Os ilowhiß.
Semi Henry, Dauphin co A P Owen, Pa
Jonathan Smith. Backs co Bobt Good, Bucks co Pa
Mrs Good, Backs co, Pa Ohne Beane, Centreville '
Alex' Park, Quincy, 11l BonJ BUMS, Bucks co, Pa
Abr-ham Goble, - Pottstown - Wm Miller, N Y
Wm Underwood, N Y Geo Reinhard, Bucks co
BARLEY SHEAP HOTEL—Second street, below Vine.
Jae Horner, Pa • R Richards; Scranton
Jno Dilworth, New Hope A R Reed, N Jersey
J H Brodhead, Pike co T Hoff, N jersey
T Pickering, Bucks co Phillip Lenox, Hickory
,7 Eartburn. Pa Bun, Pa •
W S Torbert, Pa ' Jno Gould,,Trenton
Jno Polk Pa - D Blair, Pa
.7 B Lambert, Dolington W K Carver, Newtown
Geo Buckman & la, Newt's Jno Kelseyjiewtown
Robt Longehore, Newtown Seneca Beans, Newtown
A Loophore, Newtown Jno Hilts, Newtown
Jos Stackhouse, Attleboro Jan Thornton, Byberry
W A Simpson, Solebery That E Sturges, bid
Chm B Sturges. kid '" TR Taylor, Pa
11. Watson, Buckingham Rich, Buckingham
AMOS Snyder, Hartavillo .7 0 Cornell, Bucks co
Thos Smith, Ducks co .7 McNair, bucks no
E Smith, Newtown It II Ramsey, Ducks co
Isaac Geoid, Trenton • T E Pickering., Burke co
Gillingham, Bucks co W Davidson, Oheltenhille
E Hall, elheltenhille - • -
MADISON HODSB; Second street, above Market.
Oapt It D Paxton, la lc da, II L. Livingston, Pa
Lockhaven, Pa James Brown, Philp
H P Kinney 4r. fa, Ohio' B Smith, Del
COnroy, Cambria co', Pa B Newbold, N Jersey
R N en bold, N Jersey
WESTERN HOTEL—Market street, abase Eighth.
Daniel J Greyer, Hanish John Ward, Danville., .
Joseph'' Ward, Dentine ' Wn. Wilson, N York •
H Jones, Texas 8 Janscin,.lllllentown, Ya
A Montgomery, . J Smith, Rottetown
550zrial • • Votices
Schinckto Patumult: Syrup, the best and most
positive cure for Coughe, Colds, Consumption, Liver
Complaint., Influence; Sore Throat; Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough,, Scrofula ; and all Lltieasee of the
Lungs. - . „
The reputation that this Jledicine hail obtained during
the . twenty yesrs ft has, been before the public, renders
It useless to puff it. . Thousands who have been bate
kted bills use testify to its merits.
Pricell per' bottle, or six for ss. — Oftlce, - sfl North
SIXTH , Street,' comer of NditTH Street. jell3-2t*
Saving Fund.—Five .Per' Cent: Interest:—
NATIONAL GAYETY "TRUST' COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, ; 13: 'oorner of rump, PhilSolphia. Money
,received in any stun, large or mull, and interest pall
from the day: of derat- to' the day of withdrawal
Money is received and payment:lmo:de daily, without
notice. , The investment!' , are made in Real Relate,
Mortgages, Ground. Rents, and. s, oh firet-clue aeouri
ties uth charter requires. Office houni, from 9 o'clock
in the morning :11411 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 &elect. feo
Greyer & Bakers
CELEBRATED , '
FAMILY SEWING MAOHINBS,
730 0111{8TNUT STILEET.
These Mackinac. are now justly admitted to be the
beat In ace for fondly sewing, making a new, strong,
and elastic stitch, which will sot tip, even if every
fodrth 'stitch be cut. Circular's sent on application by
letter.
Jackson,
JOB PRINTER.
'MERORANT STREET.. '
Oheehe, Notes, Drafts, Bills ,Latliog,. Bill Hoop } Ott.
OSVIA, and all other, kinds of Job Printing, at
irloen to cult the thues. . -
Singer's Sewing Machinee.—After a tale
trial of the several machines that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operators has
beep given in favor of Ginger's. This is, in fent, the'on/y
maehing capable of performing every kind of sewing.
Is,
NEW 'FAMILY' SEWING DIACHINE
IS, beyond all question, the most complete article for
family use yet Invented, being 'at once ornamental,
easily operated, kind superior, in every respect, to any
'other machine. , _ title 'statement , we challenge the
- I. /G. SINGER & CO.,
jel-Oni Office, No. 602,0RESTNUT Street.
Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, One door west of Second street. neesites do
lmens in sums of One Dollar - and upwards, from all
ile:nes of the community, sad allows intermit at the
int* of five Phr eent4er annum. " "
• Office open daily, from 9,until 5 0 7 eloalc;'sied on Iden
day and Satorsay. Until 9 he the craning. President,
Prankliii Yell; Treeetwei and Secretary, Charles 31.
„
itistour 9 s Infant Cordial.—This immutable
eardial is piqued from avarlety of d
the most 'bolos an
affieleuVaroMatios *lawn' in medicine, and li the most
Piet)° , and Win aairaiMetits extant. for infants and
young Andrew •
By ita'powartal inffneneu speedy sure is effeatsd in
,all anima of qholte, %study pine iud spasms. Relieves
and mitigitie much of children's suffering during (anti.
tion or tsething, and by its soothing properties trim
-01fftfres iseins of the 6stnets,loonenetni,'roriiiting, &o:'
" Thq Infcnt Cordial, Lae become a standard rematly,
suites peen deedTo thousands of twos with the ;runt
abundant snored, 'No Mint ehouldbe without
- Plaints& only by ' Aptanr A. Ilowsai
„ - 'At bii D rug Store,-
; IC N. sippgir.of EWA end Green ste.,,Philadelphie.
:To*h . r.xi all adore moat be addrealedL And for sale
Draggy generally. , , - 1841
Pulnionnry CoilstiMpilou:—tfie` Inutility of
ordinary medicinen In 'thief fatal diacona In; an undenia
bittra'at; Pulmonary Consumption - being priinarify and
oasentially duo to Improper ossintilatlofi and disordered
nitiolhou, Call bo ratinnatly,attacked only by, a medicine
sohloll renovates the nutrttivo polvers. Such a medb
nine is tins PittI.IIV,I.A.N BY.ltlposhome
'oat me directlY and Inimedlatoly on *a blood, and ar
iaatls th 4 disease safely and'autely, iellerev,ec'rellet lii
jell-dtit wlt
„Roans* do Goldrat4, No. 30G Market street,
aabode :
Wholesale ,dealers OLPTIII„lia, are
twwHeiting off their eetire Meek at Retail, at wholesale
'Afges• _ _ Jerost
iftlarnagzo
On the 17th inetant,',in. this city; by Roy. John Bat
ton, Mr: LEWIS HAMILTON, of Brletol. Ot., to Mies
11.ANNAILANN GROWN, of Bt. Georgn'siDelaware *
• , On the .17th instant. at Ohtlet Obureh, by the Rev.
Benj. Dori -Dl I).i WM. H. , SAYER, Jr., of elatteh'
,Ohnnk, ELBLABBITII U BROOKE! of tbbiottr.
— On the 16th Instant, by Rev. Dr. J. P. Berg, JOSEPH
FITLER, M. D., to MitrELLF.DII; 'BRUNER, both
of title nit). - • . -
DOlturedsyntorning, the 17th !natant: by Bev. Henry
Miktiti)g, JOHN•;BIIHROMIEIS to ELIZ &MITI' F.,
daughter of, J....Denry Dingees.all at Dag /Sty.— •: 0-,
On 1111, Ith itiefarit,•l1 l A r liNir l'.111 , iBE1T1311; daei6
ter or the 1ate391:31 - Reahertoe." •
Oa the' Indtanl, 111981413, f3,310011*, ,the
833. year orbit; sae:" • - - • ,
e ywaYi • 6 3; 4 4
, At'
TAP r4Ess.,pi-Id_AppAlg.A.,.
10... Church of the Nativity, R. Orr-Services
in this Church -TO-MORROW, - 10Xr A. M., by
ho Rev. Dr. 0. P. WILLIAMS, and at 8 P. M. by the
-D
-r. WILLIAM 'BACON BTEVENB,• of St., An
y „The itillowluiSunday (tune 27th) the Rev. ROIIERT
0. ISIATPACK (Rector .M 00) will take chargeuf _thle'
" • „ , .• • fell?-It
n Union' To - 11/W 'Fettrth Street,: be-•
11.3 t ' ifeon Poplar and Franklin avrbue.)=-Preaching
40 1 ,111.,a)vp, - by,4en. E,111. , L0NG., - ,TO,4dORROP7I at
ST; by Rov. Dr. VEYPUfi.N,_ ,
- Room for 3,000. ,- .• " - • jel9:l.t*
OChnich' of - the - New'Testlitutint.—T.
TSTOCKTON - will preach at.tho AWE*
DL BUILDING, 8. W ;corner- 'Tenth And Chestnut
streets, SABBATH. AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock.,- "AL
MOST TIIOO.IoniBOADERT MO TO .00 A atinISTIAN."
;Gtiristians, and persons desirous of becoming Christians,
are inTliOd to attend., ' .. ' .lel9-It*
VT.' Ch inch . ' 'of the
_CONCERT HALL, 0118W - hit' olvve
0- lORROW , _ (Sunday) at - 10,34 A.11f.,- by .the 'Bor.
ROBERT FAIIL;and at 8 P. lll—by ReT.IVILLIAM ,
STOWE, of Rh'oda Island. - „ • - io/F4t!'.
n•'Second Presbyteriiii:Mturcb,' Heoinith
•Street below Arch; will be open for Divine• Ser.
rico lon SABBATH EVENING next, 20th,inaffrat4
coelobk. Sermon by the Pater, Rev. 0. W. SHIELDS.
jelp-ltik ,
- Third Refornied - flutch CSiorbh,lCeriu4
of 'PERTH and Filbert streets.—Tbere will be
Service In title ,clAurciilro-monitow EYENINOi at
8 o'clock {; Sormon tko r Paater ) Rev, jy.,d, R. TAYr
LOR. . _
I
New Edl Ugh of the New Tesifittynt.—
In an editorial notice - In -- the New York-indepen
dent we find the following pommendation of n very ad : .
'Bitable edition of the New Testament: - -
The Rev: 2:11. Seockteh has published, at his own
'charges, a very beautiful edition of the New Teotamenti
,!tc: , Ilia edition. especially in the- four-volume form,
is by,far the handsomest, the moot convenient for usty
the most attractive in its whole style over published
anywhere, whether in this country or in England, It
ought to have, and undoubtedly will have, a very wide
nod Useful circulation. filmy of our readers [desire
the very best and most delightful edition of the Now
Testament, with the tett arranged in paragraph form,
for their own use or that , of their children ' and
households c he It the man, at. 1400 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, (or 122 Nassau street, in this city,) to
supply It to them. • '
Ws Mountain Improvement -company.
rI.III.IDELPUId .Tune 11th, 11358.—NonP.—
o
Vrwcial Meeting sor t the Stockholders , of the " Big
Mountain Improvement Company!' Will be held at the
office of the Company, southeast corner of ,FRONT and
CHESTNUT Streets, Rhiladelphia, on FRIDAY., the
25th Instant, at 12 o'clock M., to receive a report upon
the unexpected condition of its affairs, and to express
their views as to, the future course they Wish the Di
rectors to pursue in the matter.
By order of the Board of Dlrecton3.
jel2-dl2t WU. P. .TBNHa, Rvositlont.
Germagtown Pulse net , Raillvidy..L.The'
Commissioners of the "Germantown Passenger
ifiray Company" will attend on MONDAY, the 23th
Juno, 1858, and on eaoh business day thereafter, from
10 o'clock A: M. to 2 o'clock P. M., at No. 30 South
SIXTII Street, to receive subscriptions to the stock of
said Company, until' the came is fully subicribed.
Charles Magarge, Williams: Perot, Vincent L. Brad
ford, J: 11. Wheeler, J. S. Struthers William Mill
ward William W. Wister, Mordecai C . Dawson, The,.A. Biddle, George W . Ilammersly, Jabez Gates, John
34 GritSth, and Robert P. King, Commissioners.
jel2-dtJyl
4 . 3 . Girard College Passenger Rallway.Com-
PANY.—At a meeting of the Commissioners of
the GIRARD COLLEGE PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, held at the Wetherill lionise, Friday, May
28,1858, it WU
Besot vid, That in conformity with the act of Assem
bly in such cases made and provided, we will meet on
MONDAY, the 21st day of June, A. D. 1858, at the
Washington DroVe Yard lintel, RIDGE AVENUE,
above Sixteenth street, at 6 o'clock A. hf. ' open books
for receiving subscriptiline to the capital stock of said
Company,.and that the said hooka shall be kept open for
the said purpoile at the 'same place, between the hours of
9A. M. and 8 P. M. on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and'
WEDNESDAY, the 21st; 22d, and 23(1 of June, 185 5 8.
In pursuance If the above resolution, books will be
open for receiving subscriptions to the, capital stock of
mid Company at the time and pima mentioned in the
said resolution, by the -undersigned, a committee ap
pointed fo Mar purpose. . .
Resolved, That in order to afford the citiSons ;,.t large
the fullest opportunity to participate in the enterprise,
that it be recommended to the Commissioners, as far as
in their power, to limit the subscription to each indivi
dual, the first day, to ten shares. my3l-dtJe23
isoa Green and Coates-street Philadelphia
Passenger Railway Company —At a meet,
ing of the Clornmissioners named in the act to incorpo
rate the Green and Goates-street Philadelphia neon.
ger Railway Company, held in pursuance of public no
tice properly given, at the Madison House, in Second
street, on bloodayevening, May 24th,1858, it was
Reserved, That the officers of tide meeting be au
thorised to procure the necemaryoubscription books,
and to give; in two or more mere, twenty days notice
that books will be opened and eubscriptions received
by them to' the capital stock of the company, at the
Commissioners' Hall, on Third street, below Green, on
Wednesday, the sixteenth of June, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
to which time and place this meeting stands ad
journed."
Notice is, therefore, hereby given,' that the said
Commissioners will meet at the COMMISSIONERS'
lIALL, In TRIED street, below Green, on WEDNES
DAY, ;nue 10th, A D. 1658,5 t 10 o'clock A. M., to re
ceive subscriptions to the capital stock of the aforesaid
Green and Coates etreeti Philadelphia Passenger Ball
way Company. -
HARRY CONNELLY, Chairman ,
WE. BRAD
Si.(. B. Jonas,} Secretaries
ficrHome for Invalid* with Affections of
THE °HEST,
S. W. cm PARKE and .13iLESTNITT Streets,
my2lamif West PhilMelnik's.
alimpla NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD FOR
DELAWARE 'WATTIR-GAP, MAUCH CHUNK,
If AZLETON, AND THE LEHIGH COAL REGION.—
Niniters to the above popular places of Emmen itintoar
will find the Rottto offered by the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, In connection with the Lehigh Vol
ley and New ;ovally Deland Railroads, to be nose!
and agreeable, passing through Come of the richest Old
most highly cultivatal counties in the State, and pos
needed of comfortable acoomnauletions t both on the road
andat tho various towns through which it Ptuom's.
FOR TliE WATER GAP.'-,Take 2.25 P. M. Express
Train from Front and Willow situate, pass the night at
Bethlehem, and take cars next 'morniug at 9 o'clock,
through Easton to New Hampton, cc here a close con
nection is made -with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Oen about noon.
' FOR MAUCH 01113NR. AND THE COAL REGION.
Take UA. M. - and 2.25 P. M.' Espress-Trams from
same Depot to Bethlehem, where a dose connection le
wade with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from
Philadelphia to Mauch Chunk in 5 houre.
ANEW AND PLEASANT ,ROUTE TO NEW.
ORK ClTY.—Take U A. M. Express Train to Bethle
hem, thence at 2.20 P. Id. via L. Y. R. R. and N. J; C.
It. through-Easton to Elizabethport, tkence by
• Amor, awl arrive in New York at nipirtnr past 7 P.M.
Parties travelling North that have a few.hours to
spareiwill find this a new cool agreeable route.
- For further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. R. R., Front MA Willow 'streets.
PIIILA DEI.IIIIA, Juno 18, 1858. jel9-2m
%griculturat.
GOLD-MgDAL REAPERS AND,
MO WER S.—W e guaranty Ks tehthn's New Reaper
and Mower fur ltWi to do better work, with lighter
draught and lose speed, in .all kinds of grass and grain,
than any bold-Medal Reaper and Mower in tho United
States. Try and prove them.
NPANOLER & GILAHILI,
jele No E.V MARKNT Street.
lig HAYING AND HARVESTING
TOOLS.—Tery 'superior soft-ndjunting unloading
Nay Forks, liecolvingArikes, Cradles, Stythes, Smiths,
Whetstones, and Haylngand Harvesting Tools generally.
SPANSILHA &
Selo - No. 611151AUKET Street.
lUAY STATR APPLE PARING MA
CAINE COMPANY.
APPLES PREPARED FUR USE BY FIVE REVO
LUTIONS-OP TUE CRANK.
We aro manufacturing and offer to the public this now
and very superior machine made of the best material
and in the most_ thorough manner. \Ve have recently
entirely remodeled and greatly Improved this machine,.
so that now the Apple is neatly and nicely Pared, Cured,
and Plicusl at one operation, ready for cooking And dry
ing by Piro IteVolutions of the Cratikin place of sel'en
tee°, which It formerly required; with an improved
slicer, kc. snaking It a perfect machine in all its opera
tions. Thin machine Is unequalled for durability, being
°inside in lie form and not liable to get out of order,
'performing tills above labor In ova-FOURTII TUE 71311‘ of
any other machine ever invented.
he price of this Diachlne is below competition, and
but a glance will convince the most scrutinizing that
this invention is unequalled by any now iu use. For
paring Potatoes, Turnips, he., when the slicer is not
required. the operator has only to reolove it. This Ma
china is the perfection of Yankee Ingenuity, combining
eleven patents. Patented in Europa. We also manu
facture a superior P.A. ENT POCKET TOOL BOX.
Orders are respectfully solicited, pith the assurance
that they will•be answered with care and promptness.
WILITTEkIORE BRotuEns, •
jel9-It* South end Junction Shop, Worcester, It
if
. ADIES, NOTICE .-GULD OVAL
RAMES, for Photographs, full size, only $1 each.
Picture Frames, all kinds, cheap. and warranted of beet
gliding. SISIITII, 706 South I.IIRD Street,
JelS.lttt , below nhippen, Philadelphia.
LI ARD TAYLOR'S PHOTOGRAPH,
just finished, In Oil, at the ROOT GAILERT,' Io
but mother triumph of Art at that popular gallery.
Photographe, from miniature to life sloe. Also, Da
guerreotypes and Ambrotypea, perfect a OMR of-Art.
,160-1 t
f_DEACOCH'S FEATHERS WANTED,
TO PURCHASE , OR MANUFACTURE INTO
FLY imusuus, at 28 South EIOLITH and 231 North
SBCONP Street. , jelth3f/t
- $1.15 k;:?!„-. 1 ;.' r 1 1 IEI”LIIIPERg,S . . --
76 eto. for VELVET SLIPPERS.
'76 do for KID SLIPPERS.
BLACK LINEN GAITERS.
AE PARKER'S,
Jel9%l3n* 91 North SIXTH Stunt
KA BATHING-OAPE- ISLA ND.-NAB
- TIONAL MOTEL is now Open., , Rrloor of... Board sB'
:13sy , mpek. — Children mut piervauts War price. "
Ael9-6ir AA RONWARRETBON, rroprletorle
LIEST 50 CENT TEA IN THE CITY.-
McCARTHVS CHOICE' FAMILY UTIOCERY,
TNNT. and OIIOIRC E. Jelo-IM.
FARINA 'ODACKIIRS, AND
" • - CAKV.S.—MccARTIIn 'OIIOIOE FAMILY
.111 - lOCIIItY, TENTH. aud41:01t011. jeliLlt*
LAUMAN & RABORG-
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES,
SHANDIES, IVILIS.KEY; GINS, and FANCY , LI
QUORSi No. 1017 MARKET Street,
V between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. Jol9-tf
FIRP-WORKS I E:IIE-Vir,ORKp 1!
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED titroEs
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
BRIDGSTON, MILLE VILLE,
PORT ELIZABETH, &c.,- &o=—The
'steather'EXPßESS leaves first pier below ARCH Street .._. _..
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS; and , SATURDAYS, iit ,,..Tr i • FOWLER; . WELLS, - , & Co., 922
o'clock A. 31. Returning, leaves Bridgeton MONDAYS, Pi (111.ESTN,UT„Street t keep standard works on
WEDNESDAYS, and".FRIDAYS, at 8 &clock A. M.; Phrenology, Physiology, Water Ours, and Pho.
touching at New' Castle, 'Delaware City, Greenwich, nography, wholesale and retail: - ' Phrenologi
-Mulford'and TyndsleisiWtig Mut returning. , cal Examination, with' charts, awl full writ-
Through tickets, by Ones connecting with the " Ea- ten descriptions of character, given day , end even.
press," for the [Woking places,do wit: ' ' ` - 'ing. :,Cabinet.free to "Visitors. Orders 5y mail to be'
31111ovillm. 111 00 Port Elizabeth......sl 23 addressed to Fowler, , Welis i ' & Co.', 022' Ohestnut
Patrton or Clodartille.' 75 NewpOrt • ' . . 68 Street. - 100.0molf
Dividing Creak - 100 3faueleatown 125
All landings on the Chibausay 75, —A.. FIRST-RATE MORT
,
Delaware City or New Clastle ' ' . t to 1050 1 00. dAGE of this amount for sale at a
The stages meet the boat punctually. No disappoint. discount. Apply to '
monts or !elays need be anticipated, Freight, of every H. C. UK/WON k (.I'. 31. OONARROIt,
4eiairoutm i to 0 jpw tistey; '- ' , ie3-44* I J9/7.81 .' . ': /i9i 833 44/tt7li %red,
CHARLES THOMPSON JONES,
JACOB ESHER
JAMES F. NICHOLAS,
ROBERT MORRIS,
JAMES PAGE,
Commissioner&
tinitroabo.
A full assortment of
1210 DIABNIM EITIMET, '
- Welt of Twelllb.
3sftw prtbluationo.,
A. GORGEOUS NUMBER:
8iA.21./SICBVS
1 NEW MONTHLY 'MAOAZNE
sou JIII,Y. -
',EAANOIB By BENs9N J. leottanro:
:: I , Illuxtrated by Beviiutebn.E9onvings:.
kA; JOURNEY, THROUGH' 'VIE .BAND OP TILE
kiPourieen Engiavplgo. _
. _
!..11 - lIE WINE-CUP.
CLAALASCAS; • ' -•—
•'-
Il l u eknted.by"TLirteenPnEravillge-
SLIPPER.
'ME LADIBEI SikORED lIEART
'
,A t ltOninALD BtoilAgni,
,4Abutimit
NttliTxoN,
BX.PLORATIONFI OP WIEddIkIOOII , RIVER. , By
• Plasir BUD. COLLINS.
Alt lI3IWATION.
ViItkINIANS. By W. M. TIILCHERLY. • .
ILLOSTEATIRSII.- • —PrOltellipg and Practice.—i. Lay
• ' Beetnen.—Fedi I:toad-Pieces -
Owayrsa _Wherelt apiears that harry
i r fte not- 001ilach as he:hab'einiiiaiited;
'• ' CHAPTER XXX. , Contains Virginia.
CHAPTER XXXI. - Thillear and the Leader.:
Onarran XXXII. In which a Faintly Coach Is
. ,
(altered. .' . .
Mgivritty RECORD OF .CIIIMENT EVENTS
LITERARY NOTICES. Books of; the Month.
xplirows TABLE.
.ED4OR'B BABY OUAIR
.. , .
liDli, OR'4 ,DRAW.Utt. ' '
°RADII'S:fit:I;AT :GIFT ENTERFRISi.
' - ! ILLOSTAATIONS.—Mr. Grab ponders.—Sulu his
Trap.—The Daft.—Reforences.—Bends' Circulars to
' Postmasters.—And to Editore . —ltuks Je7elry—And
Books.—And Watches.--Proeuree an Oftlee,,Takes
*:
is quiati7.--thatomera pour In.—And Letters.-r-
Kfrab opringa the Trap.—And Is off Public Sold.
-.F.ABUIONS FOR JULY. ' , •
ALLIMALTIONB.n-Country 00141.11130 and ' Chit
drou's Dresses.—Straw Hat and Yell.- 7 3kIrt Sup
,
porter. ,
. .
,
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/TX DANK-NQTE, STOCK, AND . EXCHANGE
MtaILERS, "
N. W. corn* or Tit MD awl CHESTNUT Streets,
,t . PHILADELPHIA.
Oollottlona made,. and Drafts drawn on all parts or the y
United Stater' and life armadas, on the moat favorable
terms. •
Collections made, and Drafts drawn on England and.
Irolaud.
Ducurreut Bank Notes bought. Land Warrants
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and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold ou Commission at
the Board or Brokers In Philadelphia and Now York.
je3-Om
STEWART & JOHNSON,
INSURANCE AND NOTE
331t08Ens,
No. tOB South FOURTH Street
je 2-tu th set•lm If
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Notary Palate for , Commissioner [or
.
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. New Jereoy.
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CONVIIYANCERS,
FRONT S TREE T, above HICKORY,
MANKATO, MINNESOTA,
Pay partionlar attention to loaning and Investing
Money tot non-realdente and -others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes k.o. Any letters of aseutar or business
Fill receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Hawn, k. Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Rose, k Withers. Philadelphia.
Pimp, Haines, & Co . Philadelphia.
. Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charlet Ent ft Co , Philadelphia.
Parry' & Rudolph, Philadelphia. - mr2.l-emit
13e,ntIcnizn's Sun/lEOl4j (uo
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W 006 ARM] Street. above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer In MI kinds of Nitruhihing
Oood‘calul
Philadelphia..
or Fine Shirts, warranted
equal in every respect to any others manufactured in
this city or elnewhern, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. mh1,41
ENTLEMEN 'S WRAPPERS OR
ILA DR.EssING GOWNd.—The largest and best ea
eortment in the city, wholesale and retail, with a fall
line of finder Clothing, milted to the season, at W. W.
&MORT'S, MI ARM Street, above Sixth, Philadel•
phis. " • :
I i jiTINCHESTER -& 'SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN'S PHRNISIIINQ STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT fdANIIPAOTORY, No. fed
OIIESTNOT Street, above Seventh strect, Philadelphia,
The attention of Southern and Weetern Merchanta, and
Strangely, is particularly invited to this improved cut of
Marta, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole
.ale end retail, and made to order.
,ftlebuinal.
HARTSHORNE'S' "CURE-ALL ---THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR!' Dud Reined)
foi. DYSPEPSIA; .WEA.K . 13TOMAGH AND WEAR
BOWELS - •
Thia allele, le the greatest discovery in Chemical or
Medical:El.:date for the rapid Onto of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH-AOHE, SORE THROAT, STIPP
NZOK, or Pain in the LIMBS, 1111/11,,8A0K,' or any
pert of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Mum.
cies, &news, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia end
ludigdation, which . arlsos from a weak stomach or
boirels.• Thousands of persons who have used HARTS
HORNE'S OURS-ALL have been astonished at Its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the ',Mein.
Bottles 12, 25, 60 cents, mid 6/, tO be sold by .
R. 11. JENKINS,
422.1.ftt Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
iiARTSBORNE'S, HEALTH-RESTO
-11_2,1117R, Olt SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Lift of the Flesh lain the Blood. Prepared by a
'Oho - mist. The beet Restorer of health, and the best
Illoodurifying Compound in the World! It does
not contain a particle of Mercury,
, The above preparation'isaitited to the Impaired and
weakened condition of the lumen race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; remove, all pimples and erup
tions from thq skin; gives bloom. and freshness to the
completion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken.
in complaints - of both seam
It is w perfect cordial in taste, and ante like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any oause.
Quart bottles $1; mall bottles 60 cents f Cold by
• . R, U. JENKINS,
Corner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets, •
ap22-iftf
f-ampo.
pETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELP-GENERATING GAS LAMP
Io tho only Patebt Etliller.thet has a
NON-OONDUOTOR ATTAORRD.
For Safety, Cheat nada, and Brilliancy, it anriasaa
all others.
STATI9 AND 0:; . 1IINTIC MOTO FOR HALL '
Address D. P. PRTBRS,
S. W. corner FistIOND and OILESTNUT Ste., Pulls
,delphia i and 422 BROADWAY, New York. roh4.ly-rp
"'LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your Interesta, amtpatlontee USSIERR'S LAMP
FACTORY, 109 flout% RlGliTllstreet, below Obentnut.
Previous to his °pawing a responsible factory, yon wore
charged , $l9 for wort which he is now doing ,n a war
ranted rdanner from $9 to $10: Support him, or yon win
have the same ebarratta pay. • ; ; Jald-y
1 Retail I/Drg h.
,oxybe.
HL 'Ol IIit'Sfi:EMBAOIISBEED
CRAPE BRAWLS 4Ver Offiirad - iii , thie City - are
now being sold by ' • ' -
,TItoRNLEY
- N. R. car: EIGHTIi and BpRINA GARDEN. "
- 'We purchased, a fern days ago,
, at a moat tremendous
sacrifice ' . " ' :
' - •
a lot of volts , ' rich 'Enibroldered Crane ilhaviis, 'same
quality and style ae Re have sold for' -
TWRNT,Y DOhLARB! -
which we are no-, % selling at the extremely' law price of,
TWELVE DoLZARs!I• -, "-
Ladies, you may never have auclienotlier,opportunity
; insosotis
Also, Plain Crape ghouls; frOm's4 to $l6. - - ' - '
MANTILT,AB AND DUSTERS...,
•
. -
Bnocial.bargai Lace, Bilk, , Moir Antigne Mau.
&c. ' ' "
Travelling Drees Materials in great variety': L
Bummer-Drage Goode.
OrgandlevEareges, Clreiiadines, &c.,&0
)3LAOIC FILICEI,'FaIIOY BILKS, &o.'
Otir name to justly celebrated for Cheap, ,
Materials foralen and',BoYer Wane.
Linen'tleads,'of our own' importatiOn. "- ' '
Summer Gauze and other,Flimnels,
Mitts ,THOß. Veils, Em
isrllbrE Y oideries & Ilosier,y 111ovea, &c.,. at
(11 , 1.11-1 5 RICR.C;i6R `819RE, ,,
E. °or. EIGHT/I& GARDRS titivate. ..
' 41:tobblid; lot 12-V and cent
3IL 1 1 6 Lawnsi reduced to 9.cts.
Rich Battu-stripe black and white Luxors,' 31 ate! '
Finest black and brown asisedLavellasi 26
680 yds. black Tatnartine, finest quality, reduced to
-33 cts.
BAREGE .D.RESSES. '
Rich Satin plaid, gay styles, Barna Dresses, $5
One lot finest mode Bareges, reduced to 18) cts
BAYADERS.
Ahnas, Ductda, Foil de Chaves, lamellas.
DUCAL ROBES.
Alio, Robes Edqui : Lawn Robes, reduced
LACE MINTILLAS.
Some very handsome, for MO, from auction, and worth
815, with a variety of other styles. Also,
- . SILK DUSTERS. -
SILK. MANTILLAS,
and combinations of Silk and Lace, of our own sursaton
MANUFACTURE, fresh from the work-room every hour
during thuday. -
COOPED. & CONARD,
13. E. corner NINTH. and 'MARKET
A FRENCH CHINTZES, 181 CENTS,
deeirable styles for children.
OtTRWEN STODDART & •lIROTRER,
450, 462, and 464 Noeth SECOND Street,
folla.at above Willow.
CHEAP BLACK- SILKS, GOOD,GOODS;
at 62$ 70, 75, and 81 cents,- together iritlt a full
line of superior grades, at low prices. • -
• OURIVEN STODDART & BROTHER,
460;452, aud.464 North' SEOOND Street,
]elB-35 • • above• Willow.
ACE. CURTAINS AND- CURTAIN
R-41 EIIISLINS.—SeveraI cheap lots, from auction.
- ' OIIRWDN•STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 904 North SEOOND Street,
jolt-St above Willow:
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED WRITE
:B. CRAPE SHAWLS.—Cheap lota from the late
auction sides. -
• CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 464 North SECOND Street,
jelS-at above Willow.
141/ATERIALS FOR DUSTERS AND
LTI. TRAVELLING DRESSES.—
Cherie Tanjore Cloths.
• Bat adore tuners.
Ottoman Poplins and hladonnan.
lletyndere Alobairs.
Silk Warp Lavellas.
Cotton Tt do, at 10 and 12,ti cents.
Bayadere do, at 1235 cents.
Lupin's super all-wool Debege.
Oriental Luntres, &r., Re.
JUST FROM AUCTION.
A fresh lot of Grath:lllas and Ducats ' at 25 cents. •
A due stock of French Organdies andeaconota, reduced
In price.
Glossy Black Silks in great variety.
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Plain and Plaid Nainsooks.
White French Brilliauta.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
White Linen Drilling and Duck.
Plaids, Brown Drills, Re.
Shirt Bosoms in variety.
Linen, Cambric, and Silk Pocket Ildkfs.
Black Silk Cravats, Re.
The whole stock very cheap, for cash.
CHARLES ADAMS,
j 617 , EIGHTH and ARCH atreati. •
FIGURED SHIRTINGS.—Wide French
Shirtinga, neat 'dyke, 44 mill figured fine Linens.'
SUARELESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and 'MUTH.
CHANTILLY LACE MANTILLAS.-
Juilt opened, a few 'of these good,, and Ranch
Lace Flouneed•Polnts.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
' CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SPRING MANTILLAS,
. ALL BILL
SIMMER MANTILLAS,
BILK AND LAOS;SILK AND NET,
ttll reduced iu price on'and after
MONDAY, JUNE Ire.
FRESCO LADE
POINTS AND MANTILLAS.
- LARGE R
BT
AIS E O NED
A l I MENT
OP
DESIRABLE GOODS, ,
which we will offer at
LOW PRICES.
3.' W. PROCTOR & 00.
je7 No. 7pB OIISSTNIIT street. •
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DANEASICS, DIAPERS, dco.
CONSIIfiIRB of IVICIHARDSON'S LINENS, Audition
diairone of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the artieles they purehue are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of -the
Goods. -
, This caution is rendered essentially noceasarf an liege'
quantities of inferior and defective Lineal, are prepared:
season after seaeon, and sealed with the name of
RICLIAUDSON by Irish houses, who regardleati of the
injury thus infl i cted alike on the A merican concealer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can - be imposed. on With Goode of a worthless
etuirsoter.
J. MILLI:YOKE & J. B. LOCKE;
my2s-8m Agents, 80 01117110 E Street, New Volk.
STEEL SKIRTS.
THE BEST PARIS
EXTENSION SKIRTS
IN THE MARKET
W. J. HORSTMA.NN & CO..
723 CHESTNUT STREET,
BELOW EIGHTH
MANTILLAS! I MANTILLAS I Mo-
LTA ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices so low tha t
we defy competition.
5,000 yards Black and Fancy Silks, 37%, 44, 50, 56;
rich, 62%, 69, 75 ; very rich, 81, 87%, 05, $L
10,000 yards Delalnes, liareges, Ducats, at 10,12;5,
16%, 18x, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, decidedly the cheapest
in the city.
10,000 yards flue French Lawns, 10, 12%, 10%, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 37% to 62%, very One.
' One lot of Crape Shawls, at $l5, worth $3O.
500 yards side-baud Cassimeres, 37%, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable . goods for moo's and boys'
Roar, loon than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Yestings, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards now style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 One French Needieworked Collars, nt $l, worth
$3.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconots t Swiss and
Cambria White Goods, the greatest bargains in the oily.
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, In endless va
riety, at less than half the usual prices.
McELROY,
jel-tuths-tr, No. 11 South NINTH Street.
EYRE Sr. LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH
STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS
OPENING OP
FASI-IXONABIB
SPRING SILKS AND _ROBES
BAYADERE LIGHT BILES
BAYADERB IGOR SILKS.
OHENE BAYADBRE NLRB.
OHENE MODE BLUE AND BROWNS.
NEWEST STYLE ROBES.
52.50, and $3 for the
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
r0714-t jyl FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
A OARD.
JOSI.PH A. RAGY,
Retail Dealer its
DOMESTIC AND EORDION
DRY GtOODB,
No: 440 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
Urge story White Building
TERNS—ONE PRIOR FOR CASH.
ID•
Prices marked in plain figures on each article
ap2943m
Eianings ,fnnbo.
RE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
-M. FUND.
(011LIMIESD 3 . 1 y rm LBOpLATISS . OI or PIINNEITLYANZA:
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
FYI% PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
- •
_ATI all tf . o . ne2a!'ll . d back on Remand.
OfPIOE, 2.91. IioRTII THIRD — STREET,
(00Ne0LlnkrtoN BANK BUILDING.)
This Institution is now open for the trammotion of
business. and lathe only °bartered Bering Fund located
in the northern pert of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 la 2% o'clock,
and also'on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the Evening.
MANAGERS.. •
Frederick Klett, • James B. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, Jacob-Dock,
John P Levy, Joiteph Si Cowell,
Lion. Henry K. Strong, George Woelopper,
Daniel Underkotler, Wesley'Brey,
Hon. Wm. . Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick Steaks, P. 0. =maker,
Francis Hart, John P Terre°,
Joiepir P. LeOlore, I George Knecht,
-John Roesler, Jr.. John Horn.
Prkdent. JAMES S. PRINGLE.
• Reeietat7, GEORGB T. THORN. ap2l.-iftf,
QAVINEt FIIND.--lINITED STATES
TROST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CREST.
NUT Streets.
Large and email come received, and paid 'back on de
Maud, without notice, with PIPE PER OENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdfavral.
Oftice hours from 9 uotil S o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVIMIINGS froM 7 mail o'clock.
DRAFTS for mile on England, Ireland, and Sootland
from .93. upwarde. ,
President—STEPHEN It. ORAR7ORD.
Treasurer—PLlNY FISH. -
1 . . 0119 / 4 4;f 4 7.4.!P112"-Agr
'HEATLEY'S AROMST. /rTMATItE
• v.. LAST NIGHT GP ,MR,I TORN BROUGHAM.
•-i BENEFIT AND' LAST APPEARANCE OP
• • ; ' • 'MASTER/ ALFRED STEWART.
LAST NIGHT-OP ,DRARAT/0, SEASON:
The performance will commence with A HAPPY. MAR
' , Paddy Idurphy (with songs).:... Rest, A. Stewart.
After whichi . MLUAIBUS -EL :FILIBUSTER°. ' =
To conclude with BRIAMMLINN: • -
- .
'llOlOl4 25 cents ~• Satiated Bella ail DiesOirole;B7,4f
Orchestra Stslis,•so cents; leatailiTristate Boxes, 75 ;
Gallery ia tents: _ • - • .. •
Doors openat 7 it ololeck;lSNoranancescommenoe7N.
M. B. WHITTON Treaintrer.
WEEK.—THE ,TBIRTY-F/ETli
• ANNTres. Exiiterrioig
rxTrytirmve.. ,, Altuapt 02 TEE Idgrfi'•'Alygg
will elose *D.J. • ."•••• • ' ~• •
OATUILDAYr ttli • /9th ilaiorJugg;.:7 - •
In order to give, all An opportunity of-vienlnt
large and. iiiterestlkei)lieetion of I - •
INEKB °VAST, '• • • •
•
!Ilia:Disorders drift rednaaAho print' OrAdthilikiirn,,
• quitil threlae L y - ' • .
Ten cents for Adults; said Ifivenengs for
Catalogues give center , • ' • • .•• •
June 10,1858., '
: A git CONSIGNEES' ,NOTIOE.-4on
alMaigneea per Schooner WORCESTER,' Rsowso,
master, from Providence, will please attend •teo receipt
of goods, at CallowhiU-street Wharf.
' Jab •.• , .TNO. M..RENNEDY & CO.'
WANTED—A VESSEL - to load in
aggilthe Louisiana Line, for New Orleans. gulch
despatch and good rates will be given. ' 2 -
Apply to )318110P, SISIONS; , & 00.,
jel9-7t • " 120 NOETH -WHARVES..
Seining slltaith!ee.
HARRIS'S BOUDOIR: SEWING ,NA.-
orrom le offered to the public as the moat relia
ble low-priced Sewing Machine in use. It will sawfrorn
eta to sixty stitches to an inch„ on all kinds of Beale
from coarsest bagging to the finest cambric,. It is:
without exception/ the simplest in its mechanical con.
struction over made, and can be run and kept in order
tiy a child of twelve years of age. The * neesattrrr of
this machine, and the qUALITT or
, Tra WOFIZ, ate War
ranted to lie uniurpaased by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per
min
ute. ' The thread - Used to taken direct:4:64M the speal,,
WITSIOUT rim TROUBLE - 07 aewrinerp. In face, it
machine that is wanted by every family.in the land, and
the low price of • •
' FORTY DOLLARS;, :' .'_` -
newhieh they arneold, bringi them within the reach of
almost every one. - • S. D. BARER, Agent, .- •
jeli.dOM vky eowom 20 South MIRTH Street:
,fur *Sate antr tet.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE TOILET=
kiirfiSituated on the Baltimore turnpike, six miles front Market Street Bridge. five minutes' walk from Clifton's
Station; on new West Chester and Phi ladelphin Railroad,
two-story stone ROUSE, eighteen - rooms ,stabling end
other conveniences, eleven acres of - thriving or
chard of choice fruit. For further partmulirs apply to
CHARLES KELLY near the premises, or to No. 120
MARKET Street ; Philadelphia. • jol9-6t
#54 OFFICE ROOMSTO LET.=Tii - ree
.
Eiabeautiful COUNTING ROOMS, (in Grigg's Fire-
Proof Building,) on the second _floor, front,, No. 226
WALNUT Street ; ' suitable for insurance, or any other
Companies needing communicating rooms.
Jel9-16t* JOHN GRIGG, 228 WALNUT Street.
nROUSE FOR RENT AND FVENI
TIIRE FOR SALE.—A person about relinquishing
housekeeping, offers for rent A good house located on
.VINE Street, near Logan Square. He will also sell the
Furniture, which has been in. use but short time, and.
is as good - ai new. Address O.P. Q at this office.j
jel9-tf
ta VALUABLE PROPBETY
ON OHESTNITT STREET ,
TO RENT: '•
The Buildings now occupied by ' -
. .
BAILEY & 00.,
No. 428 CHESTNUT andNo:l4 LIBBABY 'Street.
Possession given on let July. . _ ,
i l fu t .th o .u.2 t w he premises, to BAILEY'& ,
•
OFFIOE TO-LEI I .-=-AN ELIGIBLE OF
FMB for an Insurance Oompauy, cor
poration, hating three communioating room on -the
same floor, No: 224 WALNUT- Street, abote DOOK.
Immediate possession Oren. Apply to • . :
- - JOHN O..IEMPBR, or'
THOMAS BUTCHER . ,
N 0.112 South POUSTH Street, .
roh32-tuths-tt second story, front roorti..-;
910, PRINTERS.—FOR SALE AT A
AA BARGAIN.—Ono or more experienced men can
purchase a profitable Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPER
and JOB-PRINTING OFFICE, loaded in=a Western
city, with &population of 14,000, and one of the eldest
and most substantial towns in the West. It is one of
only two printing establishments in the city, and the
business last year amounted to about - $lO,OOO. The
has the city printing'and r advertising, and sisa - the
poet office printing: The paper is Democratic in poli
tics. The material comprises twols6wer-Presses one
Rand-Press, Paper and Card Cutters,, together witha .
first-rate assortment of Job and News Type and Pik
•tures. To'persons who can give negotiable - paper this
office will be sold on liberal terms, both as to time and
price.' A cash purchaser can, obtain - it at' a very low
price. Full statements as to resources and exponditures
will be given to any one desiring to purchase . ••
_ Address
"Alpha," care of S. M. Parrs:mixt, & Co., No. 110
Nassau street, New York. • " jelithstu It •
Yro OR OCERS.—TO LET—A BAR
OAIN Jr applied - for soon—that old and well.ca
IabIishedGROCERY , STORE, adjoining, the Black
Horse Tavern, and commanding the country trade Of the
&c.,yard,
. ly sit! t u o ate on , SECOND l4.lE Strzban z rw:
ie/SSVS P 1025 CALLOWHILL- Street.
HIGH-BRED SPANISH ...TACKS Al'
AllCllON.—Peremptory Sale.—On WkiDNES-'
BAY MORNING, Juno Vd, at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar,
NINTH and GEORGE Streets, Philudelphia, - Will be
sold, Without reserve,- •
Four extra-size high-bred Spanish Jacks, 3 years old,
16 hands' high, in good health, and perfectly sound, jut
imported per brig Arrogante Emelt°, from Barcelona,
Spain.
May be aeon at Conway's Stables; Prune street.
No postponement on accountuf the weather. - "
jel7-3tif ALFRED M. MEEKNESS Anct-
a g47-p TO LET.—COTTAGE AT • LONG
traa BRANoll,newly furnishedand newly Malt, with
in 800 feet of the ocean. Ten sleeping .rooms, dining
room, large parlor, kitchen with convenient cooking ar
rangements, coach house, stables, garden, and about
ncres of ground. Further particulars apply to No. 20
Mouth FIFTH Street, or to HENRY HOWLAND, Long
Brooch, N. J. jel7.2w
TO LET.—THE UPPER ROOMS OF
1. stores No. 327 and No. 333 MARKET Street
below Fourth. Apply on the premises, to
SI. L HALLOAVELL "& CO, or
jolt-t[OIIILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
my27-th on mo
rpo RENT, -TEE • FIRST -FLOOR AND
BASEMENT of the large STORE, No. 225 MAR
KET Street. Apply to
ILILDEBURN to BROTHER,
ap2l.4f • No. 533 MARKET Street:
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THE
SECOND AND THIRD STREET PASSENGER
RAILWAY, and furnishing nanteriale for the same for
the entire road, and also for doing the work and furnish
ing the materials, each separately, will be received at
the office of the Company; No, 2 Grigg's Building, in
WALNUT Street, between Second and Third Streets,
until WEDNESDAY, tad instant, noon.
Plans and Specifications can he seen at the Office after
WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst.
jolt-0t JAMES VERREE, President.
' Ultras
Filo CA PI T ALIS T S.-A SPECIAL
A. PARTNER, with thirty to forty thoussnd dollars,
is wanted to join in a lucrative illercanUle
well established This opportunity is one that seldom
occurs, as will be clearly shown to any one desirous of
thus embarking. All communications addressed to D.
R. E., at this office, will be considered confidential, and
receive prompt attention. jelB-st*
SALESMEN WANTED.—TWO FIRST
CLASS ElALEBSlEN—Engagement to commence
on the let day of July next. The anbscrlbers will en
gage none but men of known ability, to whom liberal
malariaa will be paid,) who can influence a large Beath
ern or Western Trade. Apply to
OHAET/E8 HARKNESS & SON,
Wholesale Olothieri, - 838 MARKET Street s
my2l-1m - • • - Philadelphia..
WANTED, FOR THE 'UNITED STATES
vv Y OAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, - unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance: Pay from $l2 to $22 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOW TED SERVICE at No • 817 MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
- WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 24 Roe. of Qom/airy,
apll-tf Keerafting Officer.
WANTED—LOCAL AGENTS, in every
Cite and County in the United States, to Fell the
COTTAGE SEWING- MACHINE. It. sews three
separate and distinct' stitches, using either one or two
threads: Can be mold at from 530 to 00, according to
ctee,
and is equal in variety and capacity of ,stitch
two hundred dollars' north of any other Machines In
market: For particulars, call or address It. B. PITTS
& CO., till SANSOM Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
Jel9-dlt&wyltlf
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT- '
.1(lSEPII A. MONIIIIEVER, ,
Eleventh Ward
. .
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
jel7-4to* , .
R IF F ALT Y.—Endouraged by my
17 friends, I offer myself an a candidate for the allow of
BIIBRIFF of the City and County of Philadelphia,
subject to'the decision of, the People's party, whose no
mination I respectfully solicit.
' - WILLIAM 11. KERN,
- .015-lin , Fifteenth Ward.
pOR REGISTER OF' WILLS—
JOHN CASSIN,
=1 • 1 Fifth Ward
Bulged to Democratic Rules
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS-,
ORARLES D. RNIGILT,
TWEITTIETR WARD
.Subject to the. People's Nomi!mtion. jot-t{
- REGISTER OF WILLS. "-
1 . JOHN OAMVUELL, OR B.EVNNIII *MID:
Sub Jed to Democratic rule& - - • myll-tm
Qrapartnerabip Notices).
THE, UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
11 a copartnership, under the name and style of AR
NOLD & WORD, and have talon ~ the store N 0.120
WALNUT Street, for the transaction of n general Im
porting and COlninlssion business in Wines and Liquors.
J. W ARNOLD, _
of Washington, D. C.,
OEOROR AI. WORL,
of Philadelphia.
Juno 1,1858., , jOIB-I‘f
rrIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FDRMED
a copartnerehip tfiador the atyle of FROTHING - HAM
& WELLS, for the transaction of a GENERAL DRY
(MODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have talon the
atore No:84 South FRONT Stre'ot, and U 5 LETITIA
Streot. THEODORE FROTRINOIIAM,
RIMS{ BL WELLS.
ptit,ADEMI4I 411 M let s /OIL je2-24--
Seluidt~ltofis~:
41ng-
Nottreo.
Iflnlitke L
rtsitsattii 'Qlcm~a nci;: _.
RET
Co?SPA P
THE LA •
FLrst
'RN OF" : - LIVE' POOL AND
IND9w.BIREI AND, "LIFE -, lNSDitimar.
Wk . —PUBLISHED IN COMPLIANCE VIVI
WS OP THIS STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA: '
i'Capital. Stock -- rig'.i.' '410,000;000
Number of shares of subscritmo, ~....;,; , ;,'
" Stork, 04,211: '
lArinitint iof '3, Aseesstiielita'%ina - - ''' •'. , "‘
.Stook Bald In, elisbAISS,442," ' • ' '
. ~_,
I at $ 5 . 012,110 co
Value of Real Estate. .....: • .:-.; -
600,000 00
.Asuount ,, of cash ite . banu •:pp ~"
Pbceni,- 11 aniC !"; 14 : 99' n nau •
Ainefoit "'•;;I• cilia In lianas or
-,agents in, egorsoof.„transmts.,,, _
, ;EIJOIX.,
' .Nesoinit ` of' loenk" kecuied - 13 y
.! -bieki‘antlaiertgages'orewhich; • ...• ~.
there. is -leks4l,
r 91 . 1/,.•
interest due:...,:.•••• -••• 4 7. 8,8 2
0 OO
Amoukt'or-iokos"olViekich4ii:4l ; - •
- - 4 nrest , h,os.not. been peld..Yrith-• " " - .
„in one year, (both priketrt, -
and Interest since paid)...... - 1 0 0 . 0 00
Amount of: stocks, owned by; . ' •-•
- The om P u kri.s 3 ,l9°°- l'? v ir" :",-;..
• - ,ifnitt. "luck, The eemaining , , ,
'conetsts If steekrof inenipo--. t,. , , ' .
rated,ettlekin partook, States . „ —,
of the 'Linton ' 160 , 000 ,
tio: ,
Aro co o m y
on pai t'of
u ntoek
c k ol h is e te ld v4 by, the' -,
lona • - - ~. ..... •..
Ambont: on 'Which, Interest' is
due and tiniltid` " 3 "
A A '
42 .
0 " ;: ,
t
WV
Th,lrd
'o' l i p"
041
Amt of lo:*e 140 dixripg
the year, hit thhr country:,
Amount of iinieftle4
Atceinnt of dividend "
.A : cititimit of ciahlitemtVits;'...-. 1 6141,187 a
Anrimtp! earnpayroini . u9l,s.,. : 47403721
-4 •
oG
S
21 1
,Q 616
Amount of interest received
from the • investments. in
Baited States '
Fifth
'ZS .
:a 48
I '4
Amount paid and oaring for. re- . • .
insurance - , 6,273 93
Amount of return ' 23,607 43
Amoruatof expensesof Company 45,618 06'
Amount o taxas_paid 11,tthe
company
- Amount of all other 'aipeneee
awl expenditures of :the corn,
pony 41,414 05
POSITION OP THE COMPANY'S PENNY,
The Capital 188 ; 422, 0 , 0
The Reserved - 1'0'0.214010'11 0
The Life Fund '634289 13 10 ,
The iFire , Re-Ines. . •
mien 183,710 - 8
11
• , •- 1,088;018:13 909515,440,092 96-100
5750,000 INVESTED IN. UNITEDSTATES.•. . - -
" '
CONSiITPTION - AND CAPITAL.
Liability of theantire bodyof shareholderitinlimited.
-All . Directors ingst be proprietors in the Company..
Mate, City and County of New York:
Alfred Pell, of the 'city' of New York, tang - duly
sworn, says, that he is the .Resident Secretary, and the
only officer of the Liverpool and . London Fire and Lifit
-Insurance Company, in the city Of NOW York; the
has read the -foregolng'stateinent,ia that the come 17
tree and correct to the heat of knowledge and belief.
ALFRED FELL
Elate, City and Oounty of New York : ' - •
I, CHARLES NETTLETON, a Combilisioner Oland
for the said State, residing in the city...3[lcm' , York, ap
pointed by the 'Governor of the State of Pennsylvania,
do hereby cottify that froMpersonal exinninatior4 lam •
Satialled that the LIVERPOOL' A ND.LONDON'ELRE
AND LIFE .TNSURAIiCE, CODIFANY are . possessed
of bonds and mortgages and - other sedurlties to the
amount of ssoo,oooand, upwards, as specidedin the fore- ••
going statement, and that sahlbonds and _mortgages are -
well and amply secants! on "red estatni'aild are of the
•
value represented in maid statement. In'teailinony •
wheriof r I have hereunto. sat, my hand ,and affixed my: .
official seal, this 25th day of March, A.,D.1853. • ,
CHARLES NETTLETON,
[east] Commissioner for Penneylvania, in etty of -
New York. , ,
RICHARDS. SSIITI, Agent, •
' Exchange, Philadelphia:
jel9-etuthlmO
CITY INSITR4NCE ,CORP.A.4I: ',.No. 110
South ROVILTH, Street. ,
CLIARTEIL" PERPETUAL.
Capital r r •$200,60 . 0.` ,
Organised 1 6i. ..7
Privileged to insure tolouiss r auisually,oi perpecually
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period; taiga'
'Marine, lutand, and'Llte Insurance Blake ;•recolve De
posita ; hold Trusts andgrantannultiea
ALFRED W1L8.1113, - "Preableui.
' •IL O. TYLER, Vice President.
J.W . litanving,'Secretary. „
DUtSCTORS.
Kaifu,
,J. W. roman •
Jeined Watson, '
Ludlam Elattheirs,
• ,L ; William.
Alfred - Weeks,
B. 0. Tyler,
J. W., Bonder,
C H.
'J.I.. Hutchinson,
I. W. Stokes,
jelB-1m
ITOWAND. IMRE AND MARINE IN
-811BANOD OOMPAN7 7 -Ope,N9: 412 WALlettP
Nixed; Philadelphia._ _
4-,OAPIPAD AND =RPM, $164,096
- • piasoroap. •
- - _ Edgar
- O. B: Spangler, 0. G. Bower," -
- Abraham Hex, • • John W •
B. S. Warne, , •JohnAlatt.deeP,
George Howell, - Within R. Potts,
Wm. F. Leath; ' • B. T. Xensil,
R.* H. lionston, • •. Jos. B.:Withers,
•Abrahain .P. Byre, . - , , _B. Booth, , _ , -
Charles Jahn ,
" LE. - • •
' 112 SPANBilift; President.
B. S. WARMS, 'Viso President.'
ORAL A. Dirt, Beeretiry. - • -
LIME INSURANCE. • : -
BY YIDS )IELIANCR MUTUAL INSUBANON
COMPANY OP PIIILA,DBLPHJA.
On Bid/dings, Limited or perpetual,Aferchowlisi,
• Persil:fere, re., - in 'Town Of Country.
008 'WALNUT -- BOBBT. `-
CAPITAL. $177020. Aeaapsj 5282,406.89.
Investedus follows, viz:- •,• • - , - -
Pleat Mortgages on Improved City primerty,
worth double the amount 120,260.00
Pennsylvania litallroad Co'e.'o per cent.
mortgage 'rasa, 530,000, mad. 28,600.00
Allegheny County 8 per cent. Penna. It. B. -
Loan 10,000.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. Stook 4,000.00
iltock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Companj 19,150.00
Stock of County Piro Insurance Co . . ... 1,050.00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance t 475.00
Bills receivable, business. paper - - -52,711.50
Book Accounts, accrued inteanst, Ps:"... • .8,03010
Cash on hand and in Bank; • 10,0.4324,
M President,
T 088.•
' Seminal '
Hobert Steen,
WiAiew hither; •
Benj. W. Tingley, - • -
Marshall Hill, - -
Z. LOthrop, ,
Oblides Leland, ,
Isooli T. Dunting,.
Smith Bowen,
John Pittsburgh
.1111i01121Alt, Secretary.
. -
(Dion Tfngle
William IL Thompson,
David 8. Brown,
Com:Milne Btovenson, ,
Bohn 1L
8. L: Canon,
Bob4irt 'Poland; „
Mona JohnsOn,
Oharim 8. Wood,
Jam* 8. Woodward,
-fa2o-a to th•vp-tt D. M
A MY.RICAN ,PIRE..INSURANCE CO.,
INCORP9RAT,EDIBIO:-eItARTBR
PRR
PETUAL.
No 810 WALNUT Street, shirrs Third, Philadelphin,
- Horny. v. large paid-op Qapitol Stork - end Surplus
Invested s6and and iraileble Ea:arid/et, ominous to
injure on Dwellings, Stores Pornitnre, - Merchandise,
Welle in Port and th eir thirgoes, end, other Personal
rty. AU Loedee liberally end promptly Slatted,.
rdiutoroza.
George Abbott, . John T. Lewis,
Sohn Welch' Casper NY:Hersh!,
Somnel 0. Morton, James B. Campbell,
Petrick Grady, •Mdmond O . Dntilh.
• Charles W. Poultney. - -
• . GROBOR -ABBOTT, President.
• THOMAS B. MABIB. deonitnt : 3 43 1 If
VATING's FARINA: CRACKERS, made
frOm material prePartd from that portion of -the
Wheat which Li most 'NUTRITIOUS and REALTII-
ItTis estimated that ONE POUND CONTAINS-AS
MUCH NUTRIMENT AS TWO POUNDS OP .
BREAD, as it is usually baked.
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS
. . .
are of small size, over ninety to the pound; and bakes
dry. -
They are delightful to the tasto,and one of the best
Crackers ever produced for FAMILY USE.. •
•
FOR LUNCIL,
and with•Oystere, they are unequalled.
We ask every mother to procure WING'S FARINA
CRACKERS for her children, They are far superior
to many of the preparations usually given to them.
being decidedly more healthful and nourishing, and, an
they dissolve readily In the mouth; are always Melt
with a fine zest.
Ladlea and Gentlemen will find them nnsurpassable
for their •
FINE FLAVOR AND PLEASANT TASTE.
Delicate Ladies, and all persona whose habits arm
more or less sedentary, will find WING'S CRACKERS
most excellent.
For Professional Gentlemen, Bankers,Merchanta„
and Clerks, they may be used for 1.17N11 with great
advantage In maintaining a healthful regularity el thts
Teachers and Scholars, In schools generally, will ftrui
thorn very agreeable:. ,
' WING'S FARINA CRACKERS are a Most valua
ble article - Tor Travellers in 'the cars; or on shipboard,
at sea, they are one of the very best things that can bra
eaten.
The use of them is becoming widelyoxtendod. and, ft*
order to guard spinet deception,
EACH CRACKER IS STAMPED WITE TEE NAME
A. wiSa."
There are no other Crackers manufactured in the
Vetted States like these, or known as true Farina.
Crackers.
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS may be procured
of the best family Grocers generally, by wham they are
emensrvety aunt, 1.. ,mwnesnt.orw or A w.r.
t... v.ds -
States, and at wholesale only or norttN. Thompson es Go..
221 and 223 Fulto , kreet, New York.
DINCIEE R OTIIER, holelodo Agents,
No. Sourh'RRONT Eltieet:Thllad'a "
For the convenience of purchasers, we give the names
of some:of our best Grocers who sell them
' • , PHIL !WILMA . ,
Anacreon & Dunlap, , ,No.• 1810 Lombard street.
H. & T.' Atmore, No. 1000 Buttonwood
- at
R. Black, No. 1719 Chost - nut street:
Thompson Black, No. 20 South Bread snout.
Jas. R. Bowman, - No. 552 N.l7th street.
S .& R. Boyd, Nd. 1614 II scb street.
M. L. Burt, , No. 269 North Fifthetteet.
W. Campbell, NO. 644 Pine. street. -
„
Win. Campbell & Co , co. 11th and sts. -
James W. Campbell, No. 200 Walnut' street. •
Simon Colton, ' No. 1100 Walnut street. -
John Del foe . , _ No. 1602 Market street.
James Dobbins, -- No. 1937 Market street.
J. M. Ellis A Son, corAlth awl Spring Garden.
Edward Friel, , •, , , or. 97hand Spring Garden.
Henry Floyd, 2 coo. S. 12t1i' and Lombard.
Gordon & Ferguson, coo. 10th and. Market ALI-
David B. Graham, (lion, corner Sixth street.
Thomas Graham, corner Sixth and Cherry - .
arailarn:& Marten, ' - No. 1035 Market street.
Samuel W. Gray, ' - -No: 352 South Fifteenth st..
Samuel Hayes. • . • corner 11th and Welmit:
William C. Johnston ; corner 13th and (firer& ay.
J. B. & S. A. Love, Booth and Brown striate.
M. McCarthy, Tenth. or. tleorge street.
J. A H.'lslcClees, ' No. 710 N. Second street.
C, tc, Mattson, cor. Tenth and - Arch atn.
Wm. L. Maddock & Co:, N 0.115 South Third street.
'John H. Parker, Eleventh atilt 117ork0t stn.
Williani Perrin, - lf
Tweth, coo, Chestnut et.
Philip It . P ur dy,No..loWalnut etreet.
MOW. R. fatten, Locust, cor. Thirteenth at.
Samuel 17.ovrs, . Sixteenth and Pine streets.
Sarno] 11 110.02 Or. Second and Brown etc.
Albert C. Roberti, Eleventh, corner Vino et.
Andrew Sproule, or. Marshall A Coates et.
Morris F.Spillin, , • • cor. Eighth and Arch ate.
Jeremiah Starr, car Fifth A Merchnnt'ste.
Wm. C. , Stevenson, No. 712 South Second at.
Joshua Wright,- . ' cor. Sp. Garden& Franklin
J.ll. Wheeler, cur. Third and Lombard st,,
John 111 Weaver & Co., _ corner Second and.Pino ete.
W 7.34
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S 1 ATE I SLATE I I SLATE I I I-LIU:K.4Ins
State, ofaloe, and at vo, loaroies,)ceit can
diintl•T hlnd;6na for
sa rdgING:FOX., &00.;
• GERMANTcIt9N ROAD and street.
N. B. 9tite Nooffl pat on in ilia beta manner, and ...re.
Deirtna ittended to. All wort 'extruded. rat
LIUBE BONE DUST, GROUND FINE.—::.
I. A vory superior artlolo. For sale In large or usual[
lots, by . OROASDALR, PALM A, a 00.
.
mys WI Nnrth Pot:mare avenue.
qgIiOULDKE.S.--60 buds. Shoulders, in dry!"
l salt s for sale by Ct. C. SALLE:RA. CO., .
--494 0 North WATZJI Arad,
66,031 00
80,000,00..
14,60000
202,777,0;
10,000 1)0.
83,626 SO
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