The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 28, 1858, Image 3

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~-„, • PglLannt.Pnri,,june 25, 185 g.
;.,;ISPikilag Rftilivad stock to-day 104 the advances
- , gatn'ed in the last . tio days, and closed - dull at 22.
Twenty-tyro. !hares :of Pennsylvania Bank stock
' were enlist ono dollar per share. North Penn'
syl6anix,llailioad:bonds were
_Said freely, and city
loans to, moderate_ extent.: The-prices 'for these
were naleativa of litnnesfi, but for all,nranner of
• 'fanny:stocks" the inarkif is dull and drooping.
The half-yearly Statement of tho,North Pennsylk
vania Ttoilroad Oompan,y, covering the worst sea ,
'sOn'for bualrieis dint has been experienced since
the road wasprojeoted, mast be very satisfactory.
to the stOckhaiders and, others interested in the
enterprise.' .Ihe figures are as follows:
'Rankings, Mayf 1853 $23 617 87
185 T 11.1/71. 01
increase . $073 83
Earainge hair year ending May 38e,1853.:..5174 884 89
cerrespondinthair of hat year.... . 88,815 58
Intreaee
!turnings. hut( year
Current eipen!lee........
• Net earnlaie, halt year *70,195 45
A question .has arisen Whether, in the .case ef ,
an application for a land warrant with the proofs,
and the death of the applicant before the warrant
in intked, the, livrant ahoh . ld tellte legal
representative of the deceased party. The Wash
ington States intimates that. the subject will re
ceive the early attention of the Commissioner of
Pension; from whoini prompt . .deolsion upon the
subject may be expected The Miners' Journal
sums up the coal trade ter the week as - follows
• 1857, 1858. Dee. Inc.
tiehuylkill—ratlreed...:47,23s 36,037 10,802
canal 39.556 41 114 . 1,728
Lehigh—railroad '0 727 6,970 3,757
' 59929 26,610- 15.319,
D.l. md Madsen Oeett..lB 216 8,409- . 9,tor:
I'e lea goal c0mpany..25,464 21,543 6,921
3ernetee, South 7,739 12,194. 5,255
191.808 154,177 44,496 8,993
154,177 6,988
Decrease, toast $7,428 • 07,423
Showing a loss of 27,423 tans compared with the
'oOrrospsnding week last year; and aloits or 162,269
tons for the - seasenThe turpouts la the Lehigh
and Carbondale regions have affected the supply
materially from those section. '
The men have gone to work at. all the collieries
In the region where .any work can be obtained,
and the strike may be conSidered as at an end.
The Baltimore ..Yros quotes a letter of a leading
house in that city, which says: ' Our Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad is doing this month a very large
business, and is fast paying off (not funding) her
floating debt; and will, we think, mourns cash
dividends this fall." .
In the Circuit Court of New York, Judge Davis
presiding, Susan Brown and Amanda Rhodes have
each recovered damages in the amount of $4,500,
for the loss of their bulb:lnds, killed in 1856 by a
looomotive of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad
Company. Eliakim Shultz, who was injured at
the time the other two were killed recovered
$l,OOO damages.
The first locomotive passed over the newly-com
pleted portion of the Northern Central Rail
road to Sunbury, on tho 17th inst., and we un
derstand that the road was found to work In the
hest condition.
Wearer indaoed to repeat the.warning not to
take notes 'of-the Bank of the - State of Ohio, ttri :
less atsured as to their genuine' aerator. The
imitation of the genuine is so ;mot, that even
bank. tellers ,have been deceived by it. The
alluding of the line "State Bank of Ohio," is
slightly darker In the counterfeit than in the
genuine bill; and the name of the President is
rather more regularly written in the former than
In the latter. • ,
The Cinoinnatl Gazette' says of them : In the
counterfeit the letters of-the President's name are
rettndedqtr rather more earefully'than in the ge
nuine, and the main lines aro heavier in the latter
thin in the former; but those differences are so
slight...that ordinary judges would not notice them.
Refute all notes• of ten dollars-on the branches
of the State Ilanlr of Ohio. The plates of this
bank, from one dollar. np 'to twenty, have now
been counterfeited, and in all cases the spurious
engravings bay() been well executed.
Thn quea!lon whether an individual banker, do
ing banking business• under the - provisions of the
'Sr? York •general banking law, is teghnitially
corporation, and can sue in tho name assumed for
-his bank, instead of his Individual name, has at.
treated Much - attention. Justice Bolcom, of the
.Bixth dim riot, has redently pronounced an opinion,
in' the Oise of, the .Bank of !lacono vs. Wickham
,and others, inlthich he holds, his associates of the
general term concurring, an individual banker to
be "a corporation sole."
PIITIADELPKIA STOCK EXCILANGE SALES,
- Jose 28, 1858;
REPORTED Br— MiNGRT, BROWN, 6d CO, DANK-NOTE,
STOCK, AND NICLIANOR BROKERS, NORTRWEST CORNER
TRIRD,IND MIMEOS STREETS.
FIRST BOARD.
•
1000 Penn Coup b0..e.77 X
800 - City O..C&P. N.lOl
2000 . do N.lOl
100 PFREningtou R... 07
1009 Bch Nem 6x 7 82....67X
IMO C&Am ft 0.3 '76 ..79
400 do_N.lol
1000 City Ce 65.... 61.90 X
1000 _do N.90)6
600 Read R 66. , 66....69
3 COO N Penpa R 65....50X
500 do 69X
2000 do 59,V
16 1 X1, do. ' 60N
.... •
10.. Peons R 4) Ai
48 do 0.41%
8 Ptd:44;Tronton R. 91
1 do ..... ....Di
1001tesd R
100 d , ) otbwo .22
60 do ...... 22
IVO do 64 a 22
40 Norristo R..b5w0.52
6 do ....b5wn.62
26 atAnip.....bslyn.oi3
69)if
614),
104 , et.6B
5000 do
1000 do
1000 do
800 Wllin II 61.:
22 Bank of Penna
BOARD. •
3000 City 6a. N .07 7:14.791
2900 Poona N 57 -
/SOO N Y. 99 RIO ot 64
. . CL0517,47
Bid. ..rd
Stites de '69..110
Philo Ws 96h; 91
do It 97
do Now..lot, 101
14500 N Ptraiß logy ct 08
50 Locad Alountn,ss.223{'
1 8 Farni&blecti 8k.0.887i
Bid. Asked
80 Nu Imp 6e ..159 4:10
- do • 5t00k.... 7N 8
do - poet 34,N '5
& Elm II:10N 10N
do let eat .on;
do, 2d mt 50
Long - liaised 11% 11%
Girard Banit.....n n
Leh Coal & Nay.. 47 48
N Penns It 9,N 9N
-do '- 59N 5 971
New Creek
11 8g 7
I Lehigh Zino 1 1N
Pormayis to sag *sax
Reading it 74 = 22g
de bl 1 70 Ina 74,4 75
do mt 84 ,44..1X)
do int6s '88..69 70
MIMS
do let art goad(
do 2dm 61 In off 86% 8T
Morns Ono! Con. Al 46
. ~
do prof 301. 102 ,
Holm as fag
25 Olty Passenger R
PHILADELPHIA. -MARICKTD, June 28—grening.—
Beeamdras still lack animation, sad the Wi-Mr market
continues dull, and prices rather wealt r thers being
total abxence of export demand; anall *ale, to the
trade at $1.25e4.873( bbl for superfine; 'm 4.8 'm
for extras; and OW .60 for extra family. - Nothing
doing in Rye Plonr or Corn Meal—the former La held at
33 31. and the latter at $1.173( bbl. Wheat continues
dull, bat prioes are unchanged, and aeles'of 8,000 bus
were made at 100ft103c for fair and prime red, and 103
et , l2o* for white, Including 2,0 0 bus Kentucky, st the
'letter rate.' Rye la in demand at 69440 c, bat there Is
none uttering. The recelpU of Corn are fight, and it la
in fair re4u•et, with s'qoa of 2,6e0 bits ;yellow st 76c
afloat; 7.12r7:e,fr0m stores; and 730 - far white. Oats
are headingad ; eelek of B,oCobus Delaware,
and Penn.
.40c bu. Dark fa steady at the decline no
ticed leeterday, and further sales of 16 imbue No. 1
C,uereltrOn we, a male at $0 ton. Cotten—Receipts
soli stocks are light and prices firm, with gale. of 11.0
bales uplands at 123144834 to IC cash. Graseriee and
Prorielons are: unchanged, with limited tnmeactionc
Whieltry—The demand in limited; email sales of bbl,
at 223( e;, hhda at 213(o; 'and Drndge at 203 f elle 4'
.11on.
Near Vas k .11041/ Pt..., JIIIIO 20.
PLOL4I.—The •, was unchanged, Thb sales mu
bnced about 11,0 f 0 including superfine State at
t0rt3.05, and Olisst '1 and $1.115 for extra.
ULIEIt.--Eleles .15,000 buAllebi Worn made,
thellidlitx Kentucky the ' *1.25; white Western at
51 Oil; white Canada t, 07;- winter at $1.02; poor
Milwaukee Club at. M, lease ~t s held at Onc; com
mon Chicago spring atS7e, .nd wiito common Canmla
at $1.07.
. .
019 ts —4.zalea of 9 000 boa were m de , incluting alta
r:lOU We.dern raised at 72c, yellow Western In store and
prime enutharn do at 82a White was scarce and Gan.
!Vs was MAILO active. and eaten of 1 000 bbls MOAN,
cash en 'Misplay. were made at $lB 12,4 i ; and 000041:0
Milt roue dad prirre et $lO.OO andll7.llo rerpeotirely,
with Near mice 5t517.60, part of which was sold
levity aftirot.on. •
Corrqis oontioned nun, with fair Sales at ouch tilted
salsa.
Wuiarir, —Soles (4840 bble were made at 21346,2230
Mark.t6 by Telegrapb.
Watts Jine 26 —Cotton—Bstee or 409 hales at 12
cents for mid.lings, the market oloaleg firm. The
*slew of th. w e 1 amount to 9,500 bales. and the re•
oipto. to I,ooq balm The receipts thus far fatted of lent
year's. at thin. po , t, amount to BtS 600 Wee, and the
nen k in vont. is Nate:rated at 40 POO Wes.
Freighte—CettontnlAverpool quotes at 8.18; to Havre
fitlida 00. June 26 —Flour quiet • Wheat dull at a de.
elite of 2 cents.; 14,000 busbnli /told at 88 cents; Corn
steads, 1 C , . nt lower; Vatedoll. Shipment to But
tale: 400 tdan Floor; •no Wheat or Corn; 34,000 buthrla
Cats Rreeipts, IWU bUt Flour ;,01 000 bun Wheat;
. 88 000 bun earn, and 28.000 tom Oath.
--- New PiSs ass, June dS —Cotten, stiffer—but quota
-tione unchanged •'4 6^o bel nf.ld. Fuger steady, Mo.
laanowi, reb.ll,d. 25e28e Flour Orm ; nnles of antra at
80.. 2 " rheat declining; 10 centn lower ; eale of red
„itt 8 8N t2BBc. Pork firm ; moos $'6.20 Tobanixi steady.
'Verb g exchange iyx 6104 sliver coin two per vent,
r - dleen%ht,•v - • •
. „
rlauoatsias.Juno2t,—Cottonnnchana , d; ploß ot
3 Roo bolre.:l3dorotrad - y. Flour dull. Whoat dull at
Irion,ll - qldelOgego. Lid very , dull. Indian
bfggallr = Other artieleg Rookanged,
BALTIMOIII I I' COPY.EIt MARSBT, Jiine 26 —The
. .itlerketebiewerdi bee ivied flr.n There wan quPe a
good inquiry for CelTs 10 the early tart of the week,
sod Wiles to fair extent were effected ; but for a day or
ttiopiet the inarket htiii ruled dell, owing chiefly to the
fart that there are , 00 deatrab i e dote of Rio to oe had.
The saw for the week awn up Wen 4 2.00 bees pc {M.
101 rib 600 bap medium to- fate nio ~,t oh. moo ;
600 Trak do at 10e; 1,000 beget fair do, ex Antelope,
at,2o ; 2.000 bags dal', ex tilde Wing and Lapwing, et
'lO 1010:100 bags good Bloat 10Ner, end 200 bags
idielleyre at 110. Heiden are firm sand evince, no dist*.
Altion tei The market for tho Trt•ek clpeed
Mtn at the fellorrialr quotations, viz • le: co ro ..
mob ; 103 f felor4 c for fair do: 103$0
&flood do s and 11011)0,1hr prime do . Laimayrn,lo
eit s ,llolTAo Java, do at evel7e. The dock
to-tipple - about ino6o bap. We Milt the import this
iteeltor 2,696 begs per barque Mattel:mop, from Rio:
Today wo had noted sated of 400 toga felt Rio at 10Xe,
- aedl9,bagspiod do at 10„ijo.,
_ < _
20)0,kago ArmALTOlottE.Jmle 20.—The market
f or NrA r yl u id y 0 1,a,v., le /riot thiereek, ond. prices ra
xtkithrtaror 6f the buttr, dlthoogb'tre Irrre nd change
to tote In the quotations • ' We oonttitne our loot week's
quotation*, TIC u fe4;ir togilod Maryland crop 8487.
and annorlfir quality et lt3oft There fa not a 'Oast
deal of liar Tobacco srrloiegjpet•cre'Landrrtilt (pates
- moderate' dentainC'piteini remain without chewy, =; We ;
quote : gt Wee poi aeooride . s6,BBglilegangled,i'
$7812; and floe y ell otifr glge2OF•Mtore centlottee t4ibi
• good demand for Oht folitorq, Out. have reported
sales tbie week of atouVADO4ihde. ''Wl - iinote common,
gr am', WWI b-contranni lettingled;' - $0•60; common to
totdAt rig red mient(101146 . 6067 good to flue red and
ye11...1.0,0W; 140'01 arid "good to due yellow . , In
n.ndi tor ..cholee'llhdels,ll6o::: rot,uuse be'
quirt, tad the ritta tioCneitged. WeAnote ea follnera,:
• ale $6O 251arlpee;117 nOpep? for niedfum leaf and
'non foretrankitaie: •The',.ftrittiellone for the week_ are
',703 Wide M.rrlaid:Rssshdo Ohio, and 18d bade Kea,.
tacki—totall
CITY ITEMS.
,OnunOE Or Tit& NATlvitir.—Thie ohuroh, boa
tett at Eleventh and Washington street, tietibeen with
out a rector over lino left by the Rev. Mr. Pree
,tots, who is now located In RUBEL The Rev. Robert
- o.4feitlack, haying been recently elected to the rector.
'Ship of this ohttroli;entered upon his duties . yesterday
morning: Mr. Matlack—who was formerly the ranitl
terpd assistant of Dr. Newton in the reetoraMp of rt.
Paul's—is a young man of respectable ability; has In
hie short ministerial carder won many friends and ad•
mirern by hie consistent, imassuming piety, and his sin
galarlY modest and retired manner, which be does not
tail to evince, as welLin the pulpit as out of it.
MA initial sermon to his new charge, delivered in
the Church of the Nativity, yesterday morning, was a
plain Gospel disquisition upon the Cross of Ohriet, as
the only and allomfficient panacea for the healing of
souls. The words of Scripture contained in the first
/douse of the - kith verso of the oth ohaptor of St.
Panne Epistle to the Galatians were read as his text
on this occasion : " God forbid that I should glory,
save in the Cross of our lord Jesus Christ.""
The plan adopted in the consideration of this prayer
of Paul—for as ouch it must be regarded—was, by es
miming, first, that, to glory, was an inherent a prin
ciple in man's nature, that none, no matter what their
circumstances or condition in life, were exemtded
from it; also, that Its presence in the human heart,
so far from being forbidden, was actually Imposed upon
us as 10 obligation, the only qualification being as to
what constituted a proper and legitimate object for man
to glory in. This, ae was espresoed in the text, wen
none other than the Orate of Christ; and In view of
this fact, the speaker took up and considered consecu
tively, though with due brevity,lhe following Proposi
tions: First, What the Cross of Christ really was;
Second, Why its emulation should constitute the sole
object of =ohs ambition; Third, The eorioui result to
which each glorying tended, and lastly, The obligations
which all were under—a'ter °lnlet's great humiliation
far our sake—to accept the easy terms upon which Rai
nation was offered.
. $48.049 33
sl3 r4 10 .384 89
C 9 44
In the conree of hie discouese, Mr. Matlack Raid that
by God's help the Cross should be the great central
principle of the ministry he was Just commencing among
that people. He knew that to gain the popular admi•
ration of the world ft was necese•ry to preach to the
unaginattoo, but he dohtrod not to prostitute hie office
to any euch unworthy end In the afternoon he preached
a carmen to the children and youth, and in the evening
at 8 o'clock the pulpit was occupied by the Rev. Dr.
Newton. -
TH3 GiatHANTOWN TENT.—We have already
referrid to the successfully organised Young Men's
Christian-Association of Germantown; also, that it
was their purpose, in emulation •f what our association
to this cityhas done, to erect a movable tent for the
purpose of holding religlone services in localities which
would otherwise not bo reached. Through the praise
worthy efforts of the officers of this young association,
and the generosity of their numerous friends, the tent
has been completed and dedicated to the tutored per.
poses for which it was erected From the president of the
Association, Fleury 8. Tarr, Esq., w e learn that preach
ing ecrviceo are to be held in it regularly in future, on
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday evenings of each w eek,
and that arrangements are being effected for bolding in
it a doily morning prayer-meeting, similar to the fire
o'clock A. M. meetings now being held in the Tent in
this eiiy, at the corner of Fourth and George streets.
In the Tent, at Germantown, thorn were interesting
aervicee held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, on whirls
occasion an excellent discourse wan preached by the
Rev. Mr. Randolph, of Germantown, and short ad
dresses were made by several other clergymen prevent.
Cortnenttoe COREECTEM —We deem it but
a matter of justice to Mr. Edwin Clark—the patentee
of the superior flouriug-mill, of which we gave an ex-
Want notice in our piper of Friday last—to state that
the mill ice - then described, and the excellences of
which we heartily recommended to the public, we ex
amined on the previous day, while in full operation, la
the erect room'ot the first story of the Wiling occu
pied by Mr. S Levtne'e fringe factory, Tdo. 235 Race
street, below Thud. We reel a peculiar interest In the
success of this.brilliant invention of Mr. Edwin Clark,
for reasons already given, and are, therefore, not
willing to let pass, uncorrected, any etatemente In
this paper, which might lead the public to suppose that
Mr. Etra , lN Clark's mill is open for Inspection any
where but where we have already directed our readers,
viz: 235 Rice street, below Third. We are pleased to
I• are that several gentlemen, whereat our u noun; shed
statement with regard to the committee of Mr Enters
Clark's mill, are &tree} , in full negotiation with the
patentee for rights of hie valuable invention. We be
'ley' there are splendid fortunee in hopeful prospective
to all who will take hold of We extraordinary mill.
For the benefit of our readers here, and throughout the
Union, we would repeat that the only way of obtaining
further information on the subject will be by calling
upon or addressing Mr. Etnrat Clark—the patentee—
at No. 2 Race Street, Philadelphia
Wan Tun THERMOMETER at 105, It Is pleasant
to think of something cool. Thus, Polar Regions and
Icebergs balm a refreshing sound, and Dr. Bane's
plomtlons meet with an attentive perusal.
Still more refreshing is the thought of the gushing
mountain spring, rolling and foaming, with its endless
cascades.
Ilut even more delightful is the fact that an Improved
ICE PITCHER. is now made, combining all the inquire
moats of utility and economy.
They are, or course, to be obtained at the exolusive
Silver-Plated Ware Afanuractory or
MESSRS. JOHN O. MEAD & SONS . ,
e26-3t N. E:Cor. NINTH and CHESTNUT Stat.
Joan &atm.—A contemporary ban fornlabed
to the world the following Est of cognomens, by which
the übiquitous 6, John" Is known all over the world
Latin—Johannes Smith Ina; Italian—Giovanni Smithi;
Spanish—Juan Smithaa ; Dutch—ltems Schmidt; French
—Jean Smeets ; • Greek—lon Skrnitton ;
loff Selanittoweki Schmiltiweiski ;
neso—Tahn Shimmit ; Icelandie—Tahue Smittson ;
Welsh—Mahn ; Tuscarora—Ton-Ta-Siontia ;
Mexican—Joon Tifton's'.
The original John was anon in town last week, golly
attired In n bran new suit from the palatial store of
Granville Stokes, No. 607 Chestnut street
FULTON applied steam to the groat practical
coca of the age; Morse has brought galvanism lb be the
daily servant of millions of men; Newton unravelled
the mates of the stars, and made their motions the
mariner's guide on the trackless ocean; and N. If. El
dridge, of the "Old Franklin Hall Clothing Hinpo
:duns," No. 321 Chestnut street, claims the credit of in
troducing the fnont becoming nod cheapest Clothing
worn by our citizens,
PIIBW !—Everybody Is sweltering with the ex
cessive beat; the sunhentes rain down fleece rase upon
the baked payment.; the air le like a bleat from an
°veil; awl the weather in terrible, frightful, not to say
warm, as Mr. Alicawber would remark under 'Lollar
circumstance, About the only comfortable people we
meet are those who wear garments from the Drown
Stoma• Clothing Hall of Hockhill & Wllson, Nos. 803
and 84:15 Chestnut street, titan e Sixth.
Sudden Dente.—A man named Thomas Lo
gan died suddenly. on Saturday afternoon, in a
stable in Ititner street, in the Eighth ward. Ilia
death was attributed to disease of the heart.
The Pie-nic of St. John's Literary Associa
tion, the date of which hes not pet been deter
mined upon, will tako plate at Willow Grove, a
most delightful retreat.
Pu 11 ADIMPRIA BOARD OW TRAMP
tOSEPII 0. 011000,
WILLIAM 0. KVIT, 0010111.1 . 131 OP Tun Mcninc
ELLII YARNALL i
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LETTER RAG 6
M She Merchants , Exchange, Pht/adelphits.
Barque Achilles, Rpfuldoo t guidon, soon
Brig May Queen, Lyle Havens, room
ftlarinv intglltgettre.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Juue 29. Ibo 6
3IIN R1ELN3....... ..... 4 25 I 311 N BETB 7 25
HIGH WATHH. 3 46
Steamship Boston, Fellow, 24 hours from New York,
Oa Cape nay, with mile and passengers to .Tomee All.
derdice
Steamship Kennebec, nand. 24 'hour!, Nom New York,
via Gape May, with mdse and passengers to Jam All•
derites.
Barque Washfogton Becher, Collins, from 010116...5.
gen with saw and molasses to 8 & IV Welsh.
Brig Shibboleth, Morton, 8 days from Cardsnu, with
molasses to Stewart Carson &
Behr Il.rriet Rio& 7 days from Portiandolltb mast!
to ()royal' tic OoMum
tchr Kendrick Fish, Wall, 6 days from Salem, lnbal
last to John It White.
fkbr.le u Lancs./10r, EMI es, 4 days from, Provldenos
la ballast to L Auden: , led to On.
Fehr Palestine, newborn, 3 dap, from Jersey Oity, to
belleet to Tyler. &ono dr. Co.
, Fehr Ocean Wave Meglleh 5 daya from Breton, to
bills t ao Van thfren, Norton tr 00.
Fchr M B Blahony, tittchinO, 5 due from Breton, to
ballost to Brown &White
Ear Mail AtWaldo Hull, 8 days tram Accomac, Va,
with oats to Iheo .4 iotker.
_ .....
Steamship Rigatoni) State, Maralnnan, Charlatan,
Raton, Jr.
Btoar/441p (Myer Now York, Flowed, Boston, Henry
Winsor. --
Barque White Wing. Baling. Lagnsyra, D►llett Bros
Barque P 11 Penning, Harding, Portland, 0 A fleck
sber fr. Co
Duque 0 Ityaer, Boston. Twolla itOo
Br brig (fop, 14 bite, Barbadoes J F Peniaton.
Brig D'lsraelf, Jathes, Bt Jobn, NB, Workman & Co.
Behr Wan A Newell, Turner, Wilmington, AO, Jaira
Baker
Behr 9 0 King, Andrews. Ales tndria,T Webster, Jr
Behr Ocean Wave, Enslien, Rolbary, Van Dusan,
Norton & Co
Bohr Rolily Day Day. Roxbury, do
Bchr &hoick D Bondy, Dighton, do
Behr 8 M Bhaddlek, Willis no, Illnghani, do
Behr liontr, , Dotton liVitebington, do
Behr $1 A Guest, Atmore, Georgetown, do
Ecbr Lady Bull ilk, Baker, Belem, do
Behr Hendrick Flab, Wall, Salem, J R White.
. Bohr M II glahony, Bitching, Bataan, Brown ric White
Behr Courier. Crowell, Boston, Ohm 6.1111-r & Co ,
Behr John laneartter, Stites, Providence, 1, Auden
vied & Po.
Bohr Palestine, Oambern, Washington, do
Mc JO Bhriver, Donnie, Baltimore, T Webster : Tr
(Correspondence or the Philadelphia Exchange )
, LEWEB, Del.. June 26-8 A M
The brig Com Stewart. for Portland; hairs 8 A
Mount, for St Berta; Maria. Itosanda,o Anderson; John
Tilton. S W Corder, 11111 Carter. and John 8 Bernatd,
left the harbor yesterday. An unknown barque, steam
ers America and Engineer, and two sabre are at harbor.
The - schr Mechanic returned last evening from the
Brandywine, with the sails, rigging &o. of the echr
name, wre bed there. The materials will be sold by
auction on the beach to-day Wind SW.
Yours, &o. WM. M. MO MAR.
IST THLEORATH.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange )
Oars Isiatm..tane 27-6.50 P M.
The barqueXbite Wing, for Lognayra. went to sea
this forenoon.. Nothing In sight ontward bound Wind
I k.tith—vw.ather very warm.
Yours, too, "Taos. B. mann.
Orr 71LEGI1AT8 To tan passe.)
itcw Irons. June 27
•
Arrived, ships auceees, from Liverpool; Bremerhaven,
from firemen; barque Raise Rttbeek, from Hamburg;
barqueantine Thertee. from Maraealbo.
Also nr, ship - ,Poreat King. froth L11'0111001; barque
,barque, Oases, from Trinidad de Cuba; brig Isabella
twin Marra Leone; brig gebriuskai from Cameras.
(Per etemosolp,Arial.)
Bailed for New York-45th last, the Walter Lord and
enrdeliA, from Liverpool; .12tbi the Bobeno, from the
Clyde. - •
~s4ited. far Boetion-17.th loot. the Tomato, from —.
for New Orleause— .7 2stb loot, the Arteelen, tram
Liverpool.
bEitMOTUND.I9.
ijOrdifee Eirdreee , 1100. - '
Steamship Empire O'ty, Origin. for Havens and New
York, cleared et New Orleans 19la
OLBARED
fihlp John Frasier, Herbert, from Oallao for England,
was spoken June 8, Sat 81, long 40.
Ship Oanvaas Ilook;Olatk, cleared at Now York 20th
last. for Shanahan. ,
Ship Granite, Sparrow, from Oallao, via Hampton
Roads, arrived at New Yotk 24th inst.
Steamship Plane's Sprague, Matthew, cleared at
Boston 20th mat for Philadelphia.
Ship Wyoming, Barton, from LiverpOot for Philadel.
was spoken June 27, lat 40, long 09
Ship Indianian, Smith, for San Francisco, cleared at
Boston 28th lost
Ship Sabine, Hendee, for Bombay and Calcutta,
cleared at Boston 28th inst.
Ship tincowah, Kirby, from London, via Isle 'of
Wight, arrived at San Francisco 22d ult
Ship Mary Robinson, Harding, for Melbourne, sailed
from Son Francisco 20th ult.
Ship Eli Whitney. Smalley, for Sydney, Hailed from
San Praneieco 2 th nit.
Ship Ocean Telegraph, Wallis, for New York, sailed
from San Prime moo Met rat.
Ship Joseph Jonro. ;Mary, for .Rirde Island, sailed
from San Freochtoo 28th ult.
stestner Shabrlnk. De Camp, Item)°, via Panama,
at San Franciaco '2llh ult.
. .
Barque Rinllr Banning, Manley, ■ailed from San Fran
cine° 13d nit for Valparaiso.
Barque What Oheer, Baker, for Melbourne, sailed
from Mtn Promoter.° 25th ult.
. .
Barque Grand Turk, Dolliver, hence for Matanzas,
was spoken 18th 'net, let 32, long 71.
Barques Hugh Blrekhead, Corner, for W 0 of South
America, and Wheatland, Despeaux, from Baltimore
for Rio de Janeiro, went to sea from Cape Henry 25th
lust
Barque Albion Lincoln, Pintham, hence, arrived at
Portland 25th inst.
Barque John Winthrop, Park, hence, arrived at Boa
ton Bith inst.
Barque Charlotte S Tay, Hughes. for Itto de Janeiro,
waft towed to nee from Now Orleans 12th inst.
Barque Dorchester. White, cleared at Baltimore 25th
last. for Rio de Janeiro and a market, and Boded 26th.
Brig Bohm, Matthews, hence, arkired at Portsmouth
23d inst.
Brig Forester, Murray, hence, arrlred at Portland
24th toot.
Brig Eureka, Daly, from Matanzas Bth inst, at Boston
25th lost
Brig Martha Gilchrist, Rowley, hence at Portland
20th mat.
Brig Alfred Elall, Bead Hog, from Havana, arrived at
New York yesterday. -
Bohr Martha I .Yrightington, Wrightingtou, hence at
Pall River 24th lost.
&bra Thus Pago, Robinson, FSPDX. Poet, and Roston,
Droner, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence dbth
Inst.
Betas S Blkinton sad Zeteb & Willism, hence at
Newburypert2s h inst.
Betas Juliet Chase, and Elanlse, Thatcher, for Phi
ladelphia, cleared at Boston 20th Inst.
Behr J Forsyth, for Philadelphis, sallcd from New
Bedford 24th lost
Behr N Tyler, for Philadelphia, railed from N Haven
26th inst
Bohr Reindeer, Stevenson, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Wilmington, NO, 24th hist
Sabre Lt Powell and Passaic, hence, arrived at New
Haven 25th lost
Bohr Liberty, White, from Indian River, at,New York
26th fut.
Bohr Rea Bird from Woodbridge, NJ, arrived at Fail
River 231
Bohr Lucy L Sharp, Sherp a from Baltimore, arrived
at New York 26th lost.
Debra Alabama, savin, from Smyrna, and Ocnpro
mine, Cabbage, from Odessa, Del, arrived at New York
'l6th teat.
Behr 0 8 Onratairs, 84:anara, hence, arrived at Pert
land 24'h last
debra D Talpey. hence, and Trident, Snow, from
Vienna, bid, artived at Portsmouth 24th net
Sc Electa J Scott, Birdsall; Grace Girdler, Paine;
Charles d Pearlier,. Foster, and Eli Townsend, Corson,
hence, arrived at Boston 26th inst.
. .
Sabre Wm Kennedy, Christy, Aid, Bruisell, and barge
Conrad Clegg, Whitreayer, cleared at Baltimore 25th
lent for Philadelphia.
Behr It W Tull, Nickerson, for Philadelphia., went to
see from Chadeaton :MI that.
IMIE=i;1;;I=12E1
Schni P Armstrong, Dill; S V W Simmons, Godfrey;
Grenville ' baker; Genoa, Dobbins., J II hub •
cock, end Jane 0 Patteieon, Dole, hence at Salem 24th
lost
Solari J WlMammon, Jr, Winernore; Isabella Thomp•
8011, Corson; G W Bliason, Buckalew• W Sima, Mnaon,
and Charlotte Shaw, Shaw, hence at Boston 2.r.th last
Sehrs M A Magee, Magee; lira Bell, Tilton; Mary
Ann & Caroline, Bowen, and Maine Law, Packard,
hence at Boston 2hth lust
. .
Sem Ilarriet & Sarah, Tice, hence, arrived at Digh
ton 22 Int
acbra A Heaton, Ryan; .7 it Johneon, Johnson; Sophia
Godfrey, Wl;llame. hones; (}lobe, 410131114, and Montergy,
Arrauta, from Delaware City, at Foil River 234 inot.
The Monterey galled 24th to return.
Bohr 11 W Benedlot, Mlle, hence, arrived at iyotio
234 loot
Vchr 8 ofete, Thompson, hence at Newport 24th
oat
Behr Seaport, Senn, hence arrived at Pawtucket 24th
oat.
Schrs James Martin, Harlog; J P Crouch. Hawkins•
Hannah Matilda, Ansrews; Lady Lske. White, and E J
Rayner. Rayner. hence at Pro, (dance 24th toot.
. .
Sohn Almon Bacon, WiMame. and I Ponder, Jr, El
ingaivorth, nailed from Providence 24th inst. for Phi
ladelphia,
rchr Frm Loper, Robinson, hence at Providence 24th
inst. 4P M 21st, while passing through the Narrows,
a abort distance aboire Run data, was struck by a vin•
lent tornado from SW, in which bed main boom broken
and maiosail entirely blown to pieces. Let go large
anchor, when shortly after both (Mimes broke off and
the vessel went ashore on the rocks She was hauled
off by a steamer theaame evening, leaking very badly,
and was towed on to the Hats at the mouth of Went Pork
Oreek She continued to leak at the rate of 3001 strokes
per hour, and all hands were completely exhausted
from constant exertions at the pumps.
Steamer Af W Chapin, Kellogg, lon Philadelphia,
cleared at Ltartford 24th feet.
Julie 17. off Caro Florida. ehipa 74ndeu , I3lilphen, fru
New Orleans for nacre; Danube. Golding, do for Cadiz;
Highlander, Sherman, from do for Liverpool
June 17, /at 27. long 7030, fillip Pomona, llferrithew,
from New Orleans for Liverre of
Jute 18, lat 2840. long 70 25. abip George West,
Couch, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS
Cloared at Quebec 221 loot. ships Euxino. Watson,
London: Riera. "Fop, Plymouth; Barbara Houston,
Port Glasgow; barques Otells, Obristenvnn, and burs
Olsen, London; Liverpool, Mackey, Grangemolth;
Alert, O'Brien. and Jinny Lind, Poran, Waterford;
Niagara. Severson, Liverpool; brims Beacon. Turner,
Sunderland; Harold Haarfager, Foyoe, Dartmouth
At Remedios 12th inst. barques Pt Marys Milliken,
for Wilton In 30 days: ..T.roba Prontlea, —, for London
16; brigs Denmark. Staples, for New York 6; A Blench.
ard, Blanchard. for do 12; Charles E Frost, Stillman,
for do 8; Lorana, Gibbs, for 15.
DOMESTIC POETS
SAN FRANOIPCO, May ..;.21—Artvedi. 13r barque
Inkerrnann, Wyee, San Bk. ; schr Mholihn
Honolulu; 22. steamer Pac , tit, Haley, P. rti cod ;
brig Glencoe, Holmes. Port Oxford; whaling barque
Sarah Warren, Poole, Cape St Lucas; 23, Bremen ship
Gallon. Macke, Hong Kong; barques 'Robert P.M.',
gar, Hong Hong; Ann Petty, Ginn, Port Orchard; brig
Concordia, Bonne Valparaiso; 24. Br ship itavenaiale
Dixon. Pcrt Gamble. Mind to Plymouth, Eng; 26. P 11
88 04 lumbla. Deli Portland, 0 T; eta Senator. Seely,
Rau Diego; 29. P BE 8 8 Golden Age, Watkina. Panama;
31, barque Live Yankee. Wiggins, Columbia Liver;
June 1 barque Madonna. Hoeg. Port M
Sailed May 20 —P 31 8 8 John 1. rtaphena, Lapidge,
Panama; 21—Simr Santa Crux, Fcuntieroy. Cremes t
Oily; Bark Iu annona. Butler, Coosa Bay ; 22—P at 8 8
Panama Dail, Puget Sound; Fr ship Chile No 2, Yue,
Callao; Bork D M Callum Mendocino; 26—Fr chip
Admiral Casey. Le Roy. Callao; Bark Jane A Talkers
burg. Piave!, Oregon ; Brig fluarte. Hurd, Tahiti ; J
Cdtht, Smith. Mendocino; 118 surveying sttur Hum
boldt. Greenwood. on a cruise; May 22—Br ship Ba
venedale Dixon ' Plymou th . England.
June 4th —The ship Esther May. and barks Carin
eeseiia. Ork, and 0 Doyens are still at anchor off the
Presidio.
TRW YORK, Junt.2S—Ar. barque Alhe-ta, Cumber.
land Harbor, rube; 111 B oukman, Brookman, Analudil•
cola; Peter Dentin Riley ; Savannah aehra Quindora,
Watte.Santa of tIZ. t'ulm; R H Yermllye, Abrams, Alex.
smirks; Francis Blntore, Smith, Baltimore; D O Bulge
Brawn, dn.
Cleared, shtpn American Union, 'Hubbard, Liverpool;
'
Atlantic, Marcie!. Rotterdam' Atlantic, Weadock, New
Orleans; barques II Gregory , Sylvester, Glasgow; John
Benson, °anther, °num; Kate Lincoln, Christian,
Demerara; Solon, (Nora.) Lerson, Shedlac: brigs Jobe?,
Turn, Bermuda; S French, Parrott, Portland; schrs
Imogene, Ripley. Cadiz; Mary Mire, Welch. Ponce;
Castor, Moline INN nun: Florence, Math, Mobil,; Co.
tilde, Wright, N C; W Smith, Fisher,
Charleston; It P Cater, Buzzard, Wilmington; C 1'
Strong, LiFroM, 'Baltimore.
Behar. ships Venice, from Liverpool; Porcst King, de;
It rmalue, Bremen; Gutenburgh, Hamburg.
Soiled. ateamsbips Arago,llas re; Colombia. and Ata
lanta, Charleston; Viol ida, and Montgomery , Savannah,
Jamestown, Richmond, Va; ships Germania. Havre; B
Webb, Thornton, awl America. Liverpool; BS Kimball,
St John. NB; Matilda. City Point; barques Honduras.
!Mize, lion; Pentucket, Trinidad.
BOSTON, June 15—Ar, ship Ellen Foster, itobluson,
Mobile; immune Whistling Wind, Harlin, Clenfur :tr.;
Oberlin Wilßnme , Dashington Savannah; Mole Ken.
Brick, Charleston; Edward kverett, Harding, Balti
more; Itadieg. Kent, do; brigs &wall. Moore, Reme
dios; Umpire. Marmon Matanzas; schra A A ilandoll.
Alchorn Havana; Arcade, ()arial. St Orals; J It Myer.,
Cobb Clenfmarcs; Joseph Baker. Wilton, Itrchmor,
V. Mary Emily, Blanchard, Alexandria; Wm Jones,
Jones, Baltimore,
oth, ship Callender, Patten, Bath, to load for New
Orleans; brigs Northern Belle, Paine, Port au Prince;
Enoch Benner, Stoddard, Anx Nye!'
PORTLAND. Jun.) 24—Ar, hainuo Christiana, Trim
ble. Cardeusin brig Marcos, Pierce. do
Old Stile • ship Lombard Lombard, bt John, NB; Behr
Regale Welch. Wilmington. NU
11A.T.,T IDIOM:, June bargnea Ray State,Spar
row, Olen Wag a; Selah, Gould, Boston; brig appoo,
Corner. Cardenas
HOLBIERiS HOLE. /tine 23, P.M —Ar Achy% lieuMb,
E Sharp. Mayhew ; Wearer; 1. It Ferguson, Bar
rett ; Trejsn, Cook; Ii best Corwin, Corson; John B
Austin May; Mary II Bunks Banks and John Cadwal
lader, Godfrey. Boston for Philadelphia; Cores, Mere
dith. do for Odessa Del ; Amelia C Beeves. Like, Ply.
mouth for Phil 44 alpine; John II Harris, French. sMlU
gun f r do
24th—Air, brigs Pelona Sims, Calais for Philade'
phis; J ostor.ll.van, for do
Also rr. ache L 0 Watts, Knowing, Melina, and ro
enlved orders for Pon tland. Captain sink, but rano
Tering%
Alan nor, atilt.. Canltna Brakine, and Tremont, Hole -
aril. Baltimore for Po'Baud; Eliot Elklntoo, Naylor.
Philadelphia for 5a1 , 117 ; Mary BmilL, do fo • Ply
mouth; Walter /lc Lemuel Johneon• ' William
J Auden
reld, Hewitt, and William 11 Deunilt Retina, Roston
for Philedelphfa; Joe 11 Riauy. --, Lyon, for do; R
Porter, !Judson, Danvers for do; David Sini h, Boug
hton Salem for do; Charity 11.rratt. Rnekport, for An;
Lydia Catharine. Dyer, Calais. for do ; Robert 5 Bell,
Wing. Windsor, N 4, for Richmond; Caroline, Rocklin,
Ewe port, far do; Tiger, Evans. Hato for Norfolk.
Sailed, brig Men is; echo ltobt Corson, George W
Ginner, Potomac, Warrior, ()anima, Mary, and Ellis
'25 I h nailed. ache Mary Johneon, Abizall Jennings,
and Tremont
In port at 8 A Id, wind west, brigs Lucy Heywood,
wtg orders, P Melon. B. IS Crosby. Woos., .1
W. pt,' nabs 8 Il James, II Ii Sharp, Eliot. T. B Perot , .
eon. I FroJ rn, Caren, Jobn II Aunt n Maiy II Banks.
John Cadwallader, A 0 Reeves, J II Harris, Pallas,
Namitrithel. Pay tons, Jenny biro, modem,. L 0 Watt.,
Waltnr & Lemuel, T. Lake, Wiliam C Audoureitl, Wil
liam II Dennis, Jos II Itlelay. R. 0 Porter. David Smith,
Charity, Lydia Catharine, Ellen Mattda, Moonlight,
Robert S B, 11, Caroline Tiger, Bow, Amelia, Union,
Marcia Tribiin Daman. Francis Ellan, Canary, Saga
more, A b' Bowe. and Ilarmona.
Consumption of the Blood, or Antemila.—fn
this common and dangerous disease, the blood loses ifs
crones to nourish the system, and to Ftimulmo
the organs to healthy activity. The Protoxlde of Iron,
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP, supplies the dolleient
element, and the blood receives now life, with a con
sequent restoration of the bodily vigor, the return of
appetite, end the hue of health. je2R-titri Ihr
The Great Trial of Jules Hanel's Eau Attie.
NIENI2I/1 OR 11.4111121111TORRR.—A number of ladies and
gentlemen has log ball heads or gray hails are invited
to test the efficacy of Jules If auel's Eau Athenienne or
Hair Restorer, for causing a new growth where baldness
exists, and restoring grey hairs to their original life
color, brilliance and softness. It is not /I dye, IN easily
applied, and is pm featly harmless. It will be given,
free of charge, to all who apply personally at the office
nod Laboratory of Jules lftuel & Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia, bete eenthe hours of two and three
o'clock P. M. ju2SAI6t wit
Slpger'■ Sewing Machines.—After a tale
trial of the scveeal machines that have yet been mTercst
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operators has
been given In favor of Singer's. This hi, In fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sowing,
SIN(11.111'8 NEW FAMILY SEWING MACIIINiI
la, beyond all question, the moat complete article for
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easily operated, and superior, in every respect, to any
other machine. On this statement we challenge the
I. IG. SINGER k CO.,
jO7-6n) Qt ei No. 0 0 2 QUZSTN UT 6treet,
THE PRESSPHILADELVHIA. MONDAY. JUNE 28. 1888.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
lIP TO ONE O'OLOOZ THIS MOENING.
GIRARD 1101113E—Obestaut street, below Ninth.
J W Almon, N Y W m Marshall' Shamokin
Daniel A RoWnson,llhamo. Dr II 0 Caldwell, 1:1 8 N
kin ' Thou D Barton', Builaio,
M Courtrigbt, Pa PP Y •
N B Aekew,Oolumbus,kliss W E Tomlinson, Mt Airy,
Slice A. It It Tomlinson, Mt Mice
Airy, Mies Mies Id V Tomlinson, Mt
81 es A E Lloyd, Lagrange, Airy, Mos
Tenn Miss Rate Millington,
I P P , ,nl, Va Memphle, Tenn
.I II Kidder,Newliampahire Mrs Dana, Boston
John II Speed, Memp,le ' Mrs Herron, N Canaria
J 9 Burnet, Cioninnati, 0 D 8 Wilson tr, wile, Wash-
Mies Burd, Washington, ington
Jae a Mac Celia, Philadel. Clifford P Mac Calls, Phi.
phis ladelphia
John Pope & lady, Mewl- 3lt Covington, Illd
phis, Tenn WTI Campbell 80
E it Townsoad, Cincinnati Mina A M Dearing, Angus.
W T Purvianco, kin. ta, (fa
Mine Maui, Ernentlenticb, Miss Julia A Erneofien-
Auguste, Oa tick, Augusta, Ga
tvm A Galbraith, Erie ' Pa 0 Peeples and hidy, Ca
Dr Poulhda and dangh, Oa J Roberton, N Y
ft Penabert, Paris D Agard, N Y
Rev John Burke, Ei 8 A 0 Oakford, Belt
0 Robinson. Oswego, Nlt Dli Bissell, Utica, N Y
J ill Jaycox, Syracuse N Y Mtn Jaycox, Syracuse, N
I Butts, Rochester, N ir York
R W Haywood, N 0 Geo E Lane, N Y
F litontechiaro J It 'Sloneker. N Y
Capt Oliver, Cal IV Goodman, Miss
E N Scruggs, Mina 0 Hall, N Y
R A Goalie. Ala J L Ooodloo, Ala -
Mice Pellet, Richmond, Va Mr Arthur and lady, Rich.
TJ Kerr and lady, Charles- mond, Va
too, II 0 8 .7 Porter. Conn
Mine Allen, (Wrest, Texas II L Gilbert, Galveston,
II Davidson, Galveston, Texan
Tonna Col Erwin, Ala
John Dillon, Nanhv, Tenn Col Seaberry, N 17
D L Booker, Oa Mina Gordon. La
J K Routh Sr. Is. La Chas J Banker, N V
S 0 Dunham. N J Geo Cole, N Y
A A McGaffey, N Y P D Jewell, Balt
8 Cramer, Omaha City D Savage, Wllliameburg,
N L Wyckeff Omaha City L I
D B AlcLauchlin, Pine Bluff, Wm White. Boston, Masa
Ark . 3 M FranCiecue A. fam,,
Alex IV Robb, Fort Union, St Louis
N Mexico Capt Tyler, Conn
Oboe Poll end, Lancaster N &Nun. Lancaster
D Tallmndge, Lancaster E A Boardman, N li
li G Bourdomn, N Y D D Chandler, St Louie
Hou,David Tpd, Ohio Mrs Seckies & chil,St Louie
Mrs Milner, St Louie Quo Rankin, Charleston,
W B Curvet., N Y _
811 s 0
.?
AMERICAN HOUSE—Ohentaut street, aboti i llih,
•
Jan 0 Reed, NJ John lil Marsh, NJ ,
Jan Reed, NI , • Chas W Wilkinson, Wil.
MlB5B Wilkimion, Williams. liamebnrg, NY
burg, NY Jae 0, Jones, Pa -
It It Denim!, Pa It D Murphy, Martinsburg,
Mrs M 8 Murphy, Martine- Va
burg. Va W B Darter, NO
N A Calkins, N Y John Willett, Princeton,
John A Hennessy, Ashland, NJ
Pa Win Sterling, Pottevie. Pa
J 0 Danakleman. Pa (I W Cook, NY
Jay W Messier, Ohio Geo Stroud, Elmira, NY
3 Id Bartle, Elmira, NY Wm T Faikner & la, Pa
Bliss If E Pemberton, Pa A J (lemons, NJ
'UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Wourth.
P DI Wheeler, Ilaneock,'N. Y N AI Parry, Bristol, Pa
0.0 Boltz, Easton, Pa E D 'Drapes & la, liLlford,
V Only, New Orleans Naos
Wml Johnston, Pittsburgh T C Worth. Wilmington
Virgil 1. Whion k wife, NO John I. Bennett, Pitts.
J Deltrieli, Dayton, 0 burgh
MERCHANTS' MOTEL—Fourth street. below Aroh.
A 6 Kirkpatrick, Mon. Jno 8 Bishop ila, Nash
mouth, vale, Tenn
Alt 11 Mann, Look Haven E Mew, Bennington, NI
Jas E McLean, Bhippens• Thus Onrmir, N Y
burg, Pa PO °Malan Carbondale P
RP Miller, Crawford co, Pa Joo A Snaul ,l'Harrlab , g,Pa
JR. Winter, N Wm Riley, N
W F Boyd, Mansfield, alms F A White, afsimileld,Mass
8 G Turner, Plymouth, Pa Fred Bans, N
Ono Wearer, Nova Scotia T Hood & la, St Louis, Mo
NATIONAL HOTEL—ltaoe agree:, above Third.
W F Punta, Pottevllle 0 P Sharp. Pa
A J Sampzon, N V Geo W Swartz, Wllliarne
ti E Warlord. Frencht'n,NJ port, Pa
O li 111 , dwell, Lazsretto,Pa I) 8 Stark, Trenton, N J
F Ilettle, Pa E S Kirkeelager, Pa
Hugh S MeGinnees, Mlnereville
BARLEY SHEAF llOTEL—Perond street, below Vine
E Hall. Monigomery co D Blair, Bucks co
Semi Bolton, Backs co Jo. , n Major. Bucks co
Edit Ea:abort), Pa G 9 Cook, N J
Jobe Base, NV 0 Bonder, Ohtltenhaio, Pa
Chas B Roberts. Newtown
BLACK BEAR INN—Pifth and Merchant. streets.
J Nice, Balt B M Dutton, Del co, Ps
Jno Blakely, Jr. Pa Ohm Pairlamb, Middlet , n,
Wm P Beatty, Springfield, Del co, Pa
Doi co, Pa B P Shantz, Doylestown,Ps
Mrs M G Righter So son, John IC Smith, Mass
Dolton J Smith, Mans
lIALD MAOLN HOTEL—Third street, al. Oallowl2lll.
Mirk Davila, PhDs N H Bstz, Soh Haven, Ph
Jobu Elbseffer,Sch flatert,Ph
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third. below Oallowhlll.
Shull Ptbenian, Doylestown Ab Buckman, Peastervillo
Isaac Plank, Anilines, 0
MADISON HOLUM second street, abo►a Market
10 Wilson er, Is, N Y R D Petteroon. Md
I) 0 Holliday. Ts 0 A Reuse, New York
David Rea, Jr, Montreal, Mina Rea, Montreal,
Canada Canada
Wolter nark*, Canada It L Crawford, Del
0 D MMus, Pa U Perkins, Del
WESTERN HOTEL—Market street, above Eighth.
F Love, Pittsburgh John .T Phelps, Allegheny
W W Morgan, Alliance, 0 City
J 8 Morgan, Alliance, Ohio Henry Wilvon. Ohio
chose Boier, Ohio A Adams, Smithprirt
John Adams, Bmithport Mosel Chapman, If S A
IV Fire, New Lisbon, 0 0 Kleinman, Ohio
/I D King, Ohio .T Drown, Washington
Thos Stone tr, wire, Pitts. co. Pa
burgh J 9 Williams, Lancaster
Jas Connally, N J I At Flarchtiett, Salem, 0
Eiperial Notices.
Seamen's Salina 141nd—office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street, Receives de
posits In awns of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum.
Once open daily, from 9 nntll 9 o'clock, and on Mon.
day mid Saturday until. 9 in the evening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretes 73 Merles M.
Morris.
saving Fund.—Five Per Cent, Interest--
NATIONAL BAPETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any sum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money Is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The Investmente are made In Real Estate,
Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and such drst-olass securi
ties as th charier requires. °Moe hours, from 0 o'clock
In the morning until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
Blooded' and Thursday evenings until B o'clock. fat
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and mitigates much of enildren's suffering during dent!.
bon or teething, and by its soothing properties tran
quilines paine of the bowel 3, looseness, emitting, &O.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been used in thousands of oases with the malt
abundant mimeses. No family chould be without it.
Prepared only by Hugel A. BOWil,
At his Drag and Chemical Store,
N. N. corner of Siztb and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed.' And for sale
by Inuarginte deneraliv an 111-17
Strauvo S Goldman, No. 306 Market street
above Third, Whole Polo doaleri in CLOTHING, aro
now selling off their ounce stock at Retail, at wholesale
prices. Je3-I m
ExcPlslor It.felgrrntors
$l,OOO Clod!once that my Itt frigerator4 v.III keep
provision longer, o leer lee, than any other In tho
city. I nnrrnnt them to give .alPfarlion, at the low
Klee 0185.50. Alan, a largo it.sol lineal 01 WM, Coot
ere Price V 2 J. S. CLARK.
jO2ll-0t No, 1008 MARKET Street, nbo+e Tenth.
To Prevent the Itntr fettling off. To pro
mote a nen grout', To prtrent the hair turning gray.
To change gray hair and a Waken , to their original tilt
rotor. To make the hair soft and glotv, inclining it
to curl, JULES IiALTEL , S EAU ATIIENIENNE, Oil
HAM RESTORER. Sold by all druggists, and by
JULES RAUEL & 00., N 0.104 OILESTNUT Street.
fat-del-wit
TrYoung llon'st Ehelotion sso•InlIon•
A Statrsi Meeting will beheld THIS EVE'
28th Instant, at 8 o'clock, In the Sansouost reel Church,
SA 8011 Street, below ,• lath.
An Essay upon "The Relation of Young Afro's
Christian Association's to tho Church" mill be deliv
ered by Me. VI NI GETTY.
Reports are espocted Rota all the Committees has log
in charge the Firemrtt's Pra)erNirrtings. AN there are
several Compluder. Still tumipplied, I t IN rartn•stle hoped
that the members will collie p-epared to 14,11,1110er to
take clung,. of these meetings.
por.ons who liner TICKETS to the tote FLORAL
FAIR noLid, alit plea, return them to the Commit
tee, who 11i11 be in at teudanee to creche 00111.
;Oats st ill be reserved for Indies, who are particularly
incited to be present. ALL are aitectionatrl, ins Red to
come. lIENR Y MIJRRAY,
je2B-10E %Turtling Secretary.
meetme of the Board of Trude —A.
Shoed 'Meeting of the Aksneldtion of the Phila
delphia Hoard of Trade mill bo held nt th..ir new It cana,
In SNlilllloB new Iron 1101.11 No. 503 CHESTNUT
Street, THIS IiVFN INC, at h o'clock. A general at
tendance is request LORIN ALCM ET,
je2B-It Secretary.
rrrD(fic. of Ihn Frnukfortl and 4ohlhWllTlc
PIIILADDLPFIIA CITY PAPSENGER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, (tole PlxlfaiWithin and DOSNVP.II
River Itnißoad Comp )ly )
NOTICE —The CONN/31g of the Mortgage Bonds of
this Company, Itecomito, due on the first tiny of July
next, mill be pall at the rounter of the Girard Bank.
je2B-5t F. II 1111`, Treasurer.
- -
IT. Commercial ;What'll Inanrnatee Cont.
PANY.—A Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company alit be held at their Mee ' in rear of No. 218
WALNUT Street, on 2`IIIIRSDAY,JuIy 8: 1858, nt 11
o'clock t. M. AOll \ McCOMAE%
je264.1y8 Secretary.
[cr. Philadelphia, JIM(' 24th. 1135:S.—An
Elortion for Directlne of the '• 4441TUA I. DE
POSIT INSURANCI: ASSOCIATION (14' PHILA
DELPHIA," to Pe Yr o the eneolog yenr, Ny.ll hr held nt
the Office of the Secretory mod Tr. mlter. S E. corner
of TRIRD not WALNUT Street,. on MONDAY, Joky
nth, 1858, between the !moon of 10 (o'clock A. M. nod
3 o'clock P. M. W.H. :MARTIN, Jo.,
jet lOt Ecerutarj• pad Treasurer.
la. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
CO.-010co 227 South FOURTH Street. •
rnicanscrlits, June 2114,1858.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this
Company duo on lst proximo, are requested to leave
them at this Office on or before the 50th Instant when
receipts will be given and Cheeks will:be ready ?or de
livery on the Ist proximo, in ezehangefor said receipts.
fe22-tiyl 43, BRADFORD, Treasurer.
Germantown Passenger Rallway,-The
Gommissionera of the Germantown Passenger
to Company" will attend on MONDAY, the 28th
Juno,lBsB. and on each business day thereafter, from
10 o'clock A. 11. to 2 o'clock P. M., at No. 80 South
SIXTII. Street, to receive subscriptions to the stock of
avid Company, until the ea:no le fully subscribed.
Charles Msgarge, William S. Perot, Vincent L. Brad
ford, J. 11. Wheeler, J. S. Struthers, William Mill
ward., William W. Whiter, Mordecai O. Dawson, Thos,
A. Biddle, George W. Hammently, Jabes Gates, John
J. Griffith, and Robert P. Ring, Commissioners.
Jel2-dtJyl
irri Delaware Land Comp:inv.—A a tided
Meeting of the Fitockholderc will be held on
MONDAY EVENING next, Juno 28, at 8 o'clock, at
Franklin Hall, SIXTH Street, below Arch. An Elec
tion for ono Director will then be held, to fill it vacancy.
Je25,W 11 11 HAINES, Secretary.
Marriages.
On the 24th instant. by Rev. J. B. McCullough,
WILLIAM KING to Miss CAROLINE 11. MoCAW.
LEY, ell of this city.
On the 24th lestent, by Rev. Joseph T. Cooper. Mr
AMIN , WA TTERSON, of New Jersey, to Minn ELIZA
J. FERGUSON, of this city. tk
Oh the 24th indent, by Rev. J. B. Maddox, N 3.
BLACKMAN, of this city, to ELIZA G. WALTON. of
Fraokturd Po. dk
• On the 24th inst., by the Rev. Mr. 'Bunker. ISRAEL
M PAULDING to Mrs ELIZABETH BIIEFP, both of
Lower Merton, Montgomery county. tr
On the 24th. by Roy. William 0 Johnstone. Mr
WILLIAM MARSDEN to Mrs ABIGAIL BAILOR, •k
On Thursday evening, 24th Mutant, by Rev J 11. A.
Iloniberger, D D , Pastor of the First German Refor mod
Church, Mr. EMANUEL G. REYANTHALER to Mien
ANNA L., eldest daughter of John G. Alburger, Erg ,
all of thin city. tr
In Camden, 14 J.. on the 24th instant, by Rev. 11. M.
Brown. Mr HENRY W. NEILL, of Philadelphia. to
Mine MARY J. SMITH of Stockton, N. a
Meant°.
At his country realdence, Woodlawn Hall, Mont
goon ry county, Pa on the 2th ot June, after a. wee'.
inneev, of typhoid dyneyntery, 7 lion. JOB R. TYSON, k lu
the fifty-Cllth year of ME age.
HIP male friends are invited to meet hie funeral cn
Tutealay mornlog, the 29th !aqua. at 10 o'clock,
Without further notice, at South Laurel 11111, - , fi
On the morning"! the 27th instant, MARY CATHA
RINE, daughter of John J. and Diary lialllyan, aged
four years and Bye months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No 9 31 Jefferson Avenue, Ms (Monday)
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. •"*-
fluddenly, on the' 13d instant. near Parkesborg,
JAMES EDWIN MILLER, in the 34th year of hie
age.
On Saturday, 26th instant, WILLIAM, non of Richard
end Jeml ma Simpson, in the lath year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents,
Ohestnnt street east of Mansion, Twenty-fourth Ward,
this (honday) afternoon. 28th mat., at 4 o'clock, with
out further notice.
On the 241 h instant, Mr. JOUR E. SMITE!, in the
74th year of his age. The deceased served as a surgeon
in the war of 1812, and for the past fortytwo years he
wen engaged at the Girard Bank.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. from hie late residence, Buttonwood street,
below EleVenth, thin (Monday) June 28th, at 3 and 4
o'clock. To proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. 4
On Saturday. the 26th instant, Mies RATE PAUL.
INA MeGRATII, daughter of Thomas and Catherine
McGrath.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No 1727 Hamilton street, on Tuecday,
the 21th instant, at 9 o'clock. Funeral services and
Interment at St Augustine's Church. ek
On Friday, 251.11 instant, Mm. MARY lIIITHER
FORD, aged 74 yeais.
The relatives end friends of the family are respeotfully
Invited to attend the funeral, this (Handily) morning,
at 9 o'clock. From the residence ef her son-in-law,
Richard H. Shaw. S. W. corner Twenty-seeond and
Market streets, without further notice. To proceed to
Woodlands Cemetery. tk
On the 25th instant, after a lingering Illness, Mrs,
MARTHA P , wife of Mr. Thomas J. Gray, and daugh
ter of Mrs. Harriet Probasco, aged 82 years
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from the residence of her husband,
No. 984 North Sixth street, above Poplar. this (Hon
day) afternoon. at 4 o'clock, without further notice.
To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
CITY MOI,
lIL'AI,TI
The number of 'Mermen
phia, for the week ending at
A.•
:
TALITY.
IT Orme, June 26.1858.
ite in the city of Philadel
-12 o'clock to-day ; i 9... 188
t. 0
o.
Diseanen.`
g
Debility 2 3
Effuelon on Drain... 1
Fever Scarlet a
Tp_
n Ty p hoid • 1
Hernia
Hemorrhage 1 1
Inilam'n Brain 1 6
Thonchi...
Lump .... 1
Mania-a•Potu I
Marronne 1 9
014 Age 2
Paley 4
Still• Born..,. 14
Buieide 1
Apoplexy • 3
Coup do Bolin 1 1
Burns— .
Cancer
Canaille,'
Croup ....
Cougeation of Lunge. 2
" Brain. 1 3
Cholera Intantocu.. 10
nubile.— 1
oonsump , n DfLungo.29 2
ConvuWorm 1 10
....... 1
Diabeira. 1
Dropoy, Brain 1 4
" Omit 4
Mame of Brain.... 2 4
" Lunge... 3
Ltror.... 1
Tal,6 Menouteriux . 1
Unknown 3
Whooping Cough... 4
Drowned ...... ...... 2 1
Dyoootery 2 3
Of tho above there were :
Under 1 year 64 From 40 to 60
From Ito 2 60 to f 0
"t 2to 6 - 16 " 60 to 10
g• sto 10 1 w 70 to 80.
w 10 to 16 1 w 80 to 50.
w 16 to 20 Aw 00 to 100,
w 20 to 30 15
30 to 40 25 Total
sfalep 101 Bop;
Femalteg. 85 I aide
From Almphouee
People of Color
From the Country
By order of the Board of Health.
ARTHUR 1113(111ES, Health Officer.
rrnE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY
_a_ entered into Co-partnerfiltip, under the style of
AUDENRIED k ROMMEL, to carry on the COAL
busi nee.. .1. T. AUDENRIED,
JACOB M. ROMMEL.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21, MS.
PURE WILKESBARRE COAL S
FROM TIM INIOTIL BALTIMORE 'MIN.—
This highly esteemed coal is now being introduced into
this market by the subberiburs, who have secured the
exclusion control for its sale. In the Baltimore mar
ket. whore this Coal has taken the precedence for the
past twenty year% It Is universally - pronounced as deci
dedly the beat FAMILY and STEAM COAL mined• We
can therefore guaranty our cnitomern unif ermi mils
faction. AEDENRIED k ROMMEL.
CALLOW HILI,STREET WHARF,
Delaware
HORSE TAMER.-SAIIIIEL EMHONS
11 will remain in this city one week longer, by re
quest of his friends, owl be will teach a class or club of
his panel' and skill over a well-known:lnd slciousltorse,
on WED‘BSDAY ' the 30th,and SATURDAY, the
M
at Madame INNA'S IIDING SCHOOL, Arch
street, above Broad Positively his last week in this
city. Ile will tonic the most licking horse that can be
produced, free of charge. For further information, in
quire at the sehool. je2B-3t. if*
•
Excursions
FO CAPE MAY.-DAILY
.
LINE, by Steamer lIAL.
LOON. , Capt. W. A.VIIILLDIN.—FOIi PASHI.NGERS AND
BAOO ONLY. .
The swift Sod favorite simmer " BALLOON,"
having been thoroughly oserhanled and tilted Hitt,
es cry opplio ore to insure speed, Rarely. and comfort,
wilt, on nvd after TUESDAY, the lath instant, lease
Arch-street Wharf for Cope 'May every Morning, (Son
day excepted,) ut 7 o'clock. Returning, s, ill lease the
Cape at lyy o'clock P. M. Fore $2. carrion's , hire it;
; Servants 51.50; Sensor, Tickets a, earring.,
hire extra. je2s..St
agricultural
la WHERE ARE THE GOLD MEDAL
MOWERS NOW ?—We will guarantee Ketchum's
intbrovod Atowor and Reaper to do bettor work, in all
blade of grass, than any prize medal lower w MP.
We mean what we any.
SPANGLER !tr, GRAHAM,
No 027 M kRICET Btroet
PRATT'S IMPROVRD HORSE
RAKES, warranted superior to any oilier In the
market, Early ordera ite,qqllry to secure Rakes. Fe,
sale ouly by SPANULEIL & ORAIIAM.
Se2o No 027 MARKET Street,
GRAIN CRADLES, UNLOADING
Hay Forks, Revolving Hay *Rakes, Peythe.,
Swaim, and Ilaj,lng and Ilneve , dinp: Tools generally .
EPANOLER. A. GRAHAM, "
je2t) No 627 MARKET Street.
Broker°
CROXISE Re CO.,
SPECIE AND EXCHANGE unmans,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Refer to the II k."i'd and Monceau of Philadelphia
CHAS. X mrr. w ii 'mows. R. MANLE.Y, JR
fIitIANLEY, BROWN, CO.,
BANK ,NOTE,
_STOCK„ AND 'EXCIIAIitiE
IMB/311211
N. W. corner of THIRD find CHESTNUT Streetß,
Collections made, and Ureits drann on all parts of the
United Slats and the Cana,las, on the moat favorable
terms.
Cannelloni, made, and Drafts drawn on England and
Ireland.
Ilneurrent Dank Notna bought. Land Warrants
bought unit sold. Dealers in Specie and Bullion. Loans
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loney bought and sold nn Commission at
the Boanl of Brokers in Philadelphia and New York.
je-'l-Gtn
RICKARD R. PARRY,
Commiasiontr tor
Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
PARRY & BROTHER,
Immo:1m & GENERAL LAND AGENTS sod
CONVEY I.NOVIRS.
FRONT STRF.Er, above HICKORY,
MANKATO, M INN }BIOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and investing
Money for non-residents and others, and collecting
Drafte. Notes &e Any totter. of EINOJAY nr buniness
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, & Co ,
Dale, limo, & Withers Phdadelphia
Sharp, Baines, & Co.. Philadelphia,
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charlor 8188 & CO , Philadelphia
Parry k Randolph, Philadelphia.
EDWARD R. PARRY,
Notary Public for
Minnesota.
GOLD PEN MANUFACTORY, N. E.
VII Corner of S , XTII and MINOR Streets, betw eon
Market awl Choltnut, Philadelphia
;The Copartnership heretolore existing between
PETER WALKER, & 11110 , for the manufacturing of
(toll) PENS, is HOW disaliliVed, in eonsequenee of tho
death of Peter Walker. senior partner. Hereafter the
businm4, will be cooled on under the joint 110,11109 of
WALKER it JOY.
The subscribera iespeetfully inform the trade that
their orders shall be met with that promptitude and
attention which have hitherto ebaraeteii/,1 the tram.-
net lons of the establinliment.
Je2s-4t sr, WALKER A JOY.
-
i 7 ' I. O „ I. 4. I f I , N .L E IN N FN GA sf I a T i g n S s ..
75 ets. for TEINET SLIPPERS.
75 ob.. for KID SLIPPERS
BLACK LINEN GAITERS.
At PARKER'S,
jelo-lni4 tO North SLUE( Street.
7Thßue4s, lac. —To reduce our stocic, We
offer, in lota tin wanted, front an ounce 10 1 . 111 origi
nal package ' n large acnortinent of Draw., tine Miami-
PatentiModirinea, Spice., grounil or In (lie vain,
Inkential OCR, Paint.., (linen, etc , etc , of n superior
pointy, and at an immense reduction of price,
WILSON
Wholesale proggi9tn,
j40.3t 209 MARlika titreet,
111IIPIN'S WIDE WHITE BAREGES,
L I for Shawls, Circulars, se., by piece or yard.
Black SiThs,avery grade, for Dresses and ?Jantillas.
Grenadines and Bareges.
•
Organdies and Enrage Roboi.
5,000 yards mixed Law.llA, at 10 cents.
5,000 yards Bayadero.do, do, 12;& cents.
5,000 yards new style LaWho, at 12.14 cents,
CHARLES ADAMS, -
Je29 EIGHTH and ABM Streets.
►iIRAVELLING DRESS MATERIALS
-IL NEW STYLES.
Ottoman Poplins, Shepherd Plaids.
Bayadere Luzern, Oriental Lustres, &c.
White and Printed Marseilles, every pattern.
Do. do. Brilliants.
Summer flos;ory and Gloves
Shirt Bosoms, single and in sets.
Ducats, ChaDies, he., reduced to cloao out.
Tarleton, for covering glasses.
CILAELES ADAMS.
je2S EIGHTH and AEON.
BLACK CANTON CRAPE, FOR MEN'S
Coats and Vests.
Black Canton Silk Carobiota.
Striped and White Lutons.
Do. and Checked Seersucker.
Extra line buff and drab Linens.
Drab Nankin Pongees.
Yellow India and French Nankeens.
SHARP LESS BROTHERS,
Je2a-if CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
Q' ACE MANTILLAS.—Just received from
a Newyork auction sale, several small lots Lace
Mantillas. .Prices, from $5 GO to $ll.
COOPER & CONARD,
je26 S. E. corner NINTH. and 3IARKET.
CHEAP SILK DUSTERS.—Now making
up, several ptocea Silk into good styles Dusters, at
$6 and $7. Also, Dusters, $l, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2,
top.__ _ COOPER k CONARD,
1e24 S.R.cornorN.T.NTll end MARKET.
LQ3 CENTS DUCALS.—Entire stock of
t. 74 31 cents goods reduced to 18S cents. Decal and
liarego Robes, reduced; thin Black Goods, reduced.
000 PER dr CONARD,
je2B S. E. corner NINTH. and MARKET.
WRITE GOODS.—Best 12.?, cents Jaconet
Muslin over sold. Finn plain and figured 'Sing
ling. COOPER a: CONARD,
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAG
1N TORY. FRINGES unequalled in quality.
NEW TRIIIMINGS STORE AND FAQ—
T TORY. - OITATOMEIV3 SAYE TIVO.PROFIT.B,
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAO
TORY. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY. ,
MEW - TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAO
TORY. Orders executed by our own operattreg.
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAC
TORY. J. G. MAXWELL & SONS,
S. E. corner ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Stn.
Dranch-318 13 SECOND, below Spruce. je24-0t
CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
JL CRAPE sirAvas ever offered in this City nro
now being sold by
TUORNLBY k OHISM
N. D. ear. EIGIITII and SPRING GARDEN.
We putcbased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
sacrifice for
•
CASH,
a. lot of Tery rich Enitwoidered Crape Shawls, same
quality and style as we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
ti bleb we are now selling at the extremely hew price of
TWELVE, DOLLARS!!
lootiem, you may neVer have much another opportunity
of Living a
IMIDROME BRAWL AQ CLIkA
Also, Plain Vrapo Shawle,icoulli4 to
_tlo.
MD. TILLAS ANDIRikTERS.
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Man
tillas, he.
Travelling Dress Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Geoda.
Organdies, tioreges, Grenadines . , &c., ho
.BLAOK NANO SILKS, &o.
Our name is justly celebrated for Cheap Silky.
Male . rlals for Men and boys , Wear.
Linen 00(Nis, of our own importation.
Summer °ouzo mat other Plannels, Le., &s.
Mitts, Vella, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, &C., at
THORNLEY & 0111851'8
"ONE•PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. B. Our. EIGHTH & OAItDEN Streets.
jolo-lf
®EDUCED.— another lot 121 and 15 cent
Xt. Lawns, reduced to 9 cts.
Rich Saf n-fitrlpe black and white Luxors, 31 etc.
Finest black and brown mixed Lasellas, 29 etc.
630 yds black Tamable, finest quality, reduced to
33 etc.
lIARE6fi DRESSES.
Rich Satin plaid, gny stylea, Range Dresses, 5.5
One lot finest male llareges, reduced to 18X Ho
DAYADMRE.
DA YA DMZ E.
Almss, Ducats, Poll de Cheve.•, Lacellas..
DUCAL ROBES.
Also, Robes !equine : /AIM Robes, reduced
LACE MINTILLAS.
Somo very handsome, for $lO, from auction, and worth
$l5, with a variety of other styles. Also,
BILK DUSTERS.
SILK MANTILLAS,
and combinations of Silk and Lace, of air own ME R Ton
MANUFACTURE, freA from the work-room ovary hour
during the day.
• COOPER 3. CON AIEtD,
jel9 8. E. corner NINTH. and MARKET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SPRING MANTILLAS,
ALL slut
SUMMER MANTILLAS,
SILK AND LACE:, SILK AND NET,
all reduced in price nu and after
MONDAY, JUNE Ira.
PRCNOII LAOC
POINTS AND MANTILLAS.
JOST OPCNRD,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
DESIRABLE GOODS.
which we will offer at
T0ta1......... SO 100
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAIVIASICS, DIAPMRS, ace,
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles thoy purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durablltty of the
Goods.
Thia caution is rendered essentially necessary ae large
quantities of Inferior and defective Linens are prepared
mason after season, and neat« d with the name of
11101IARDSON, by Irish houses. who, regardless of the
injury than indicted alike on the American consumer
and thumanufacturere of the genuine GaAs, will not
readily abandon a business en profitable ; while pur
chasers can be imposed on with Geode of a worthless
charagter.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2B.6m Agents, 35 CHURCH Street, New York.
A OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
DRY GOODS,
No. 446 N. SECOND Street, above WILLOW,
Largo Story Mate Duildipg
TERMS-ONR PRIOR FOR OAElli.
Mr' Prices marked in plain dram on each article
ap29-3ln
EYRE & LANDELL,
STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS
SPRING SILKS AND ROBES
$2, $2,30, And $3 for tho
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
EYRE Ac LANDELL;
myl24 ly.l 'FOURTH AND All.Oll STREETS
NoTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application hac been made to the Trustees of the
Fire Association for the renewal of policy of inanranco
issued In the name of JOllll MURRAY, gal the 6th day
of December, 1817, No. 11,1192, tot $1.500, and by him
transferred to JOHN IttcCOY, December 6, 1851, and by
him traniferred on the same (tato to CATIIARINII
ItANKES, I.ltich policy has been lost or mislaid. Any
information thereof will be received by
JOHN McCOY.
Jel6-1 , f nt-lorte 311 and 313 800 th FRONT P,treri,
Ii ELSIt'S
s A DDLIaIY AND lIADNESS WARM-WT/BN,
B W. corner FIFTH and PRUNE Streets.
Single and double Heroes, of the most fashionable
deseriptio and warranted of the best material and
workm inahip
Ladles and Gentlemen's Saddles of elegant styles.
nom Clothing, Brushes, Curry Combo, Chamois,
Sponges, Knee Caps, Interfering and Poultice Boots,
and every Stable requisite of the most super.or quality.
N. B —Horses carefully fitted. mylo-mwf-2m
LOST POLICY OP INSURANCE—
NintoE —Application Dos bean made to the Phi
ladelphia Contribii•lonahlp for the Insurance of Houties
from 1,000 by Fire, for the renewal of Policy No. 8946,
issued May 18,1802, to the name of JOHN KIIIDER,
owner, and held by DANIEL 111eINTVIIN, as Mortgagee.
In the num of 1.009 Delimit on a llouso on the north
side of WALNUT Street, east of, and next to the House
at the Northeast corner of Second street, which Policy
has boon lest or mislaid. N. A. 1361011A31,
For the Admiuistratorn of Daniel Mclntyre. deceased,
rny2o.thm 6w No. '6 Walnut Street
WHITE FISH.-60 BBLS. Wli i T
Fall, for nolo by 0. 0. BADLER & 00,
mhlo o Neveis WATT2Tt fltremal
DORT WINE. —;10 Quarter Pipes, in t and
and for sato by WILLIAM IL VuATON,
je24, 216 South FRONT street,
13URE BONE DUST, GROUND FINE.-
IL A very superior article. For sale in large or email
lots, by OROAFIDALM, PHIROZ, tr.. 00.,
mvs 106 North Detawaro nvonor,
LUTE HEMP. -A LARGE STOCK OF
superior nality on baud and for Bale by
LAVER, FITLER, h CO.,
No. 23 North WATER street,
Thfl 11 val 99 Tin•th Wh.rveti
my2l-Omsk
WHITE FISH.--75 half Ws. of the cote
, brtited Detroit River While Fish, Just received
And for nnlo by C. O. SADLER & Co.,
iu4 0 North WATER Street.
191 ACKEREL.-1,800 barrels Nos. 1,2, and
LTA 3 MACKEREL, ic assorted packages, cow in store
end for sale by JOHN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
so R-1♦ Nn• 100 anti 1 537 Nrwth Nth
HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.—PiPER's
lIRIDSIEC.K. genuine brand. constantly on hand,
received from sole Importers, and for sale by
A MERINO, Solo Agent in this City,
002-4810 140 1100th VAUNT fltr.at
IQ LATE I SLATE I I SLATE I I I—Rooting
1.0 BUM, of all Mcia. and at very low rater', kept eon.
'tautly on band, and for sale by
!KERING, FOX, & CO.,
GRRVANTOWN ROAD and TRIAD street.
. .
N. B. Nate Boon piton in the beat manner, •nd re•
cstri , no et lontlat to All wort warrant.' (AA •
LARGE NO. 3 MACKEREL—NOW IN
store end landing ; ;100 bble No :1 MACKEREL;
istge%69 httivett ditto, tor solo by
JNO. M KENNEDY & CO.,
my/6 Tio6. au god 1132 N. WEIARYS6.
newt! °Os.
S. E. cornerNINTR and MARKET
LOW PRIDES.
J. W. PROCTOR St CO.
No. 70S OLLESTNUT street
Retail Dealer In -
DONIESTIO AND FOREIGN
PHILADELPHIA
FOURTH AND AllOll
OPENINO O
1e.A.91 - XT0NA.331,F.;
BAYADERE LIMIT SILKS
DAYADERE RIM SILKS.
OTIENE DAYADERE SILKS.
CHENE MODE BLUE AND BROWNS
NEWEST STYLE ROBES.
E.tablisbed 1818
Sin Oak anb tito ,et.
as A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE
country, Within Roe minutes' walk of a railroad
station, TO 11,ENT. Oarriage.housn, stabling, variety
of frnit, &c. Grounds well shaded, and healthy lo
cality. Apply to 4.13); WALNUT Street, third floor,
from 9 A. RI. to 2 P je2B-I.w*
FURNISHED ROUSE WANTED
:51E UNTIL the live OP OCTOSER.—A genii:el and
nicely-furnished house, within onemnd-a-balf miles of
the State House, for -a Gentleman and Lady, with no
children. Two or three, good servants can he hired
with the premises, if desired. 'Satisfactory references
given. Address E., Box 561 Post Office. 3e20-3t*
atis TO RENT.—Tho now four-storied iron
front STORE, N 0.240 North THIRD Street, above
Race street, suitable for any business.- Terms easy.
Apply at, No. 421 VINE Street, from it to 10 A. 11., and
from 2 tel 3 P. M. je2D-fltifir
ortx TO RENT.—The Upper Rooms of
M.' store, northwest corner of SECOND and MAR
KET Streets ' with Shelving complete. Tor terms, &e.,
apply on
3tit the premises.
-
je2B, DURADWAY & DODSON.
GERMANTOWN COTTAGE.-TO
Ea RENT, a Largo Cottage, with all modern Improve
ments, and about l)6 acres of Ground. A most desira
ble location—within 5 minutes' walk of Depot.
Apply to li. S. TARII. 7
je26-3t GREEN Street, below Franklin.
azi ELEGANT MODERN RESIDENCE
iLIifiLAND FURNITURE, PRINOETON, NEW JER
SEY, FOR SALE OR RENT.
A large and handsome brown-stone Residence, situate
in pri motet*, New Jersey, with betteen 8 and 10 acres
of land, in a high Mate of cultivation; a grapery; a
kitchen garden is full cultivation ; a young and thriving
orchard, with every vailety of fruit, suited to the
climate; a handsome lawn, lald out with taste and
skill, and comprising almost every description of orna
mental shade trees. This house, built within a few
years, is a first-class residence, of best construction,
with all the modern improvements, two furnaces, gas,
water introduced, &c.; a superior STABLE AND
CO ACI.I. HOUSE, Ice Nouse, and other outbuildings.
117 . TIIE FURNITURE, much of which is entirely
new, and of the most elegant description, made by Le-
Jambre, will be disposed of on reasonable terms, to a
person renting or purchasing the property, the owner
going abroad
Fpr further l'artieulara, apply to
H. THOMAS k, SONS,
je24•thm4t lag and in South FOURTH Street
ell OFFICE ROOMS TO LET.—Three
zaboaatirui couNTIND'ROO,IIB, (lo Grigg'e Fire-
Proof -Building,) on the second Boor, front, No. 226
WALNIIX - Strent; polteble for Insurance, or any other
Companies needing communicating rooms. - . • ;
jel9-16t* JOHN aluae, 226 IVALNITT Street.
EHOUSE FOR RENT: AND FURNI
TURE FOR SALE.—A person about relinquishing
'honsekeeping, offers for tent a good house located on
VINE Street, near Logan Square He will also sell'the
Furniture, 'which has been in use but a short time, and
Is as good as new. Address O. P. Q At this office.
jeltl.tf
TO LET.-COTTAGE AT LONG
1.2 a BRANoll,nowly furnished and newly built, with
in 800 feet - of the ocean. Ten sleeping mouse dining
room, largo parlor, kitchen with convenient cooking ar
rougemonts, coach house; stables, garden, and about 2
acres of ground. Further particulars apply to No. 20
South FIFT.II Street, or to 1/1011tY ROWLAND, Long
Branch, N. J. 1017-2 w
/110 LET.—TILE - UPPER ROOMS OF
-I. gores No. 327 and No. na MARKET Street,
belinrleourth. Apply on the preknimon, to .
M. L HALLOWELL dr, CO , or
Jel4-tf GUILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
•
iVants
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALlVl—Able.bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from Ell to $22 per month.
No men having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for mortri TED SERVICE at No SIT MARKET Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 24 Begt. of Cavalry,
aplT•tf Recruiting Officer.
lclitical.
CLERK, OF ORPHANS' COURT
JOSEPR A. MONIIDIMSR,
Eleventh Ward
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
je17.41t01-
V,HE RIF F ALT Y.—Encouraged by my
friends, I offer myself at; a candidate for the office of
SHERIFF of the City and County of Philtulelphis,
subject to the decision of the People's party, whoae no
mination I respectfully solicit.
WILLIAM U. KERN,
jels3m Fifteenth Ward.
A T THE SOLICITATION of my friends,
offer myself as a Candidate for the Office Of
REGISTER OR WILLS. -
Subject to the People's nomination. -
R. CALUOTIN SEE,
jell-few lm* Of the Eighth Ward.
I c TIOR REGISTER OF WILLS
SOUS CASSIN; -
Firth Ward.
Subject to Demoeratie. Rules.
kiwi REGISTER OF WILLS- .
CHARLES D. HNIQIIT
TWENTISTII WARD
Subject to the reoplo'n Nomination. jel-t[
FOR REITER OF WIL S.
JOHN OA D IDE
ELL, OP VSNTEL WARD.
Butdoot to De ratio rules. royll-4m
Illillinerp anb Strain 18aabs.
KELP COOL.
STRAW HATS.
LINCOLN, WOOD, NICHOLS,
15 South SECOND Street,
je 112-dtJyl Four door; alum Chestnut
tbentlemen's Surnisbing eriaba.
CIENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
xig w. w.11N1GHT,160,5 &Rea Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Furnishing
Goods, and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal in every respect to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and - retail, or made
to order. mhl-tf
fIEN TLE MEN'S WRAPPERS OR
Nun DRESSING GOWNK—The largest and best as
sortment in the city, wholesale and retail, with a full
line of Under Clothing, suited to the season, at W. W.
&NIGHT'S, 606 ARCH Street, above Sixth, Philadel
phia. mhl-tf
VVINCILESTER SCOTT, - OENTLL
MEN'S FURNISIIING STORE, and PATENT
13110IILDER SEAM SRUtT MANUFACTORY, No. Yee
WIESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Westem Merchants, end
Strangers, is particularly invited to thin improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ale and retail. and made to order. and-lyir
S7r
JOHN P. SLOAN'a
BATHING-ROBE AND CLOTHING STORE,
DECATUR STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,
Where will be found a largo assortment of all kind , ' of
I3ATIIING DRESSES, for Ladles, Gentlemen, Missee.
Masters, Children, and intents , curls as Blouses, LC
anderl, and Flannel Shirts, of all qualities, sizes, and
colors; together with every style of Bathing Relies,
Oil Caps, Leather and (turn Belts, Slippers, tium
Shoes, 14... citing, Sonps,Colognes, ;cc , as well as Moni
ing 0001 , 9, for old and young, large and small. Also,
Gentlemen's Dress-Shirts, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves,
Cravats, Handl.erehiefs, Ralf-Rose, &c.
A large assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for the seinienoilways on hand, and for salt , at
as low rates as any other establisluneuton the Island or
elsewhere.
J. P. SLOAN Bib , / keeps on bond a full supply of
Rnfhing Robesat EAGLE ItALL cLormuo STORE.
No. 1:00 (formerly 274) MARKET Street, tivo doors
above Eighth street, Milt A DIM PRI!, Which will be sold
at the lne4t reasonable prices.
nothing suits will he HIRED to transient s isiters at
the Store, on the Island.
Staving made the getting.up of bathing apparel his
duty for several years past, the subscriber thinks that
Iris experience qualifies hint to suit the taste of the
most fnstklioom.
I=l
J. P. SLOAN liktmiho OCCUILIOR the Stare N. E. cor
ner ol WASITINOTON• anti DECATUR Streets, C see
Isr.van, opposite the United States lintel and the Ame
rican House, sshoro MRS. SLOAN will have the super
vision of a very largo and well selected assortment of
BATHING APPAREL •
for Larlil.4, Mi,es, Children, and Infants. comprising
iti.mtes. Polkas, relies, Sacks, and every other apprmed
article desirable ~1 suitable for rea-bathing.
Persons as ho intend visiting Cape Island can be ac
commodated with bathing apparel at either of the above
Stores, and thus avoid the trouble and expense of car
rying them from a distance.
This being his eighth reason in the llathing-Rohe
business, J. P. Sims!: feels •atistied of his ability to
please persons in all kinds of garments suitable rot
sea-bathing.
Returning sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, he respectfully solicits a contilm..
once of the same.
JOHN P. SLOAN,
No. 806 (formerly 014) MAI2II T St., Philadelphia,
Itaq ono of the largest assortments of Bathing Robe ,
In the ❑nittal States, suitable for sea-bathing at Cape
',land, N J., Newport, It. 1., Long Brawl', Atlantic
City, and elsewhere. Je2.1.1.1e30 if
lamps
LIGHT
JONES'
PATENT KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
Unrivalled in beauty, simplicity . . safety, or economy.
Every person wishing to oht m the very best and
cheapest Portable Light within their reach should call
and examine thee': Lamps before purchasing elsewhere,
and we pledge ourselves to demonstrate:
lat. That no accident can occur by explosion.
2d. That they omit no effeneive oder while burning.
2d. That they are very easily trimmed.
4th That they are easily regulated to give more or
lens light.
6th That they burn entirely free from smoke.
tab. That the light is at least 60 per cent. cheaper
than any other light now in common we.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cues.
Wholesale and Retail Agency, 38 South SECOND
Street, above Chestnut
Southern and Western dealers Pupplied with LAMPS,
OILS, WICKS, SIIMAS. and everything in the line,
on favorable term. B. E. SOUTILLAND, Agent.
pETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELLMIKNICHATING GAS LAMP
Is the only Patent Burner that has a
NON-CONIMICITOR ATTAWEBD.
--- - - -
For Safety, °heal neon, sAd Brilliancy, It mu - paces
all °there.
STAFF. AND (MINTY MONTS FOR PALB,
!Alma D. P. PETERS
B. W. corner EICOND end CHESTNUT Ste., EMI"
dolphin i And 422 DEOADWAY, New York. mh4-Iy-rp
IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
Li to yoar interests, and pat °nine 1388111tR , S LAMP
RAOTORY,IO9 South EMU TIL Street, below Chestnut.
Prwriona to hie opening a reaponaible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he la now doing in a war
ranted manner from Sti to MO. Support him, or yon will
helm the .111 P eh Rro•N to pay. Jald-y
. FOWLER, WELLS, & CO., 922
fi,i i„
T h i r E en SkN og 7 graet, keep standard trorlo , on
nograph), whde ' sa u' l l e ° lntl lV r a e t V un t 'l lt u g l ajo b t, " ‘ "
..'" cal Examination, with chart., and fall mit
ten dexertptiong of cheroot, ' Riven d a y nail ~
ing. Cabin, t free to I, isltor+ (lob r 1 by mill to I i
addressed to Fowler, Wells, & Co., ce2 clu.t.a
area. jeo-3Lucif
9tuntseittents.
/11HE BROUGHAM- TESTIMONIAL.
JL The vemmittee respectfully announce that this
compliment to
MR. BROW/RAM ,
The distinguished Aothor-Actor: will txko plan on
- PRIDAY'AVENIMI, JULY VI,
WALNUT BTREST THEATRE.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL
will be prVeutsd
For particulars see future advertisements .
9PFO/41, NOTIOR
The Committee will er:lvens at the following Hotels
for the disposal of • icketa and places :
At the Girard House, Monday, June 28, at 11 A. H.
At the Orleans Home, Tu , sdays, June 29, at 11 A N.
At the Frank li n House, W e dnesday, June 30, at
11 A at.
At the Merchants', Thursday. July let, at 11 A Id.
WHEATLEY'S ARCH ST. THEATRE.
Engagement of the .rid-renowned SELLER
TROUPE, in an erilre change of performance •
NEW DRAMA. TABLEAUX. and BALLET
THIS (Monday) EVENING, JUNE 28th,
The performance will commence lath
THE KING OP THE ALPS
THE QUEEN OP THE AMAZONS BY
KELLER'S YOUNG AMERICA BALLET CORPS
To aencinde with WASEUNGTON'S MONUMENT ;
or, THE GLORY OP AMERICA.
ADMISSION.
Boxes, 26 cents,. Secured Seats In Drees Orel. S 7 ,
Orchestra Stalls, b 0 cents; Scats in Private Boxes, 76 ;
Gallery,
_IS cents.
Doom open at 7l( o'clock; performances commence TX
J. H. B. WHITTON Treasurer:
A MERICAN. ACADEMY. OF MUSIC.-
a. W. corner of "BROAD and - LOCUST Btreeta.
QUAND PROHENADB CJONOEILTS ZVERY NIGHT
BY THE '
CELEBRATED GERMANIA ORCHESTRA,
AT 8 O'CLOCK,
OABL BENTZ. LICADER,
Commencing on. BA.TURD&Y, June 26, 1864• The
establishment will be beantifnily decouited with ebrub•
bury, plants, statuary. a playing fountain, &c.
Single tickets 26 cents.
' Packages of 6 tickets $l,
insurance eampanite.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INOORPORAT_RD 1810-CHARTER PER.
RETUAL.
No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia,
Having a large peld:up Capital Stook and Surplus
Invested in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on Dwidliuge,
Stores, Furniture,: Merchandise,
Vona. In Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property ? All Lossekliberally and promptlyadjusted.
deerg : e Abbott, Dia.°T-°2 4 . 11 - ii T. Levis,
John Welsh, _ Casper W. Morris,
- Samuel O. Morton, . James B. Campbell
Patrick. Brady, Edmund Et. Dutilh!
Charles W. Poultney.
- GEOILGS ABB OTT , President ,
T 4031.11.13 R. MARIS. Secretary,. ja2B-y
INSURANCE COMPA.NY,OP Wit
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE INSCRANOR—No. EXCHANGE BUILIHNOS.
Chartered in 170—Capital s2oo,ooo—Aeistsi Janu
ary 1, 1868,184,7,446 SO-100, - •
All invested irt.sound and available securities—coati
one to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stacks
of Merchandise, &a., on liberal terme.
DIRECTORS
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles glamdester, - Tobias Wagner,
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Wattson,
ohn 11. Budd, • Henry G. Freeman,
William B. White, • Charles S. Lewis,
George O. Carson____ _
HENRY D. BILCHREPLD, President
WILLIAM HASPAS, &MAW. je9-wfrmAf
sctuing alarbines
HARRIS'° BOUDOIR. SEWING MA
as CHINE is offered to the public as the must rolls
Me low-priced Sewing Machine in WO._ It will sew from
xis to - sixty stitches to an inch, on all kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the finest cambries. It la,
wltheitt exception, the simplest iu its mechanical Coo
atruction ever made, and can be run and kept in order
bye child of twelve years of age. Tho DURABILITY of
this row:bine, and the QUALITY or ITS worts, are war.
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per mln.
ate. The thread used is taken directly from the spools,
WITITOUT TUB TROUBLE or REIVINDISO Ds MCI, it Is O
machine nig is wanted by every family in the land, and
the low price of '
FORTY bOLLARS,
at which they are sold, brings them within the reach of
almost every one. B. D. BAKER, Agent,
je18 , 46m trlcy eoulm 20 South EIGHTH. Street.
Leanings Sudts.
RE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
.1 FUND.
(011.111TVIED Br THE LEGISWITIIIIS 01 PENN871.11.0t1.1.)
..... _
PERPBTITAi, CHARTER
yrrs PER CENT. Intoreat allowed to Depositors,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OFFICE, MI NORTH THIRD STREET,
• (CONSOLIDATION BANK BUILDING.) •
This Institution is now open for the transaction or
business. and la the only Chartered Sating Fund located
In the• northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 25i o'clock,
end also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 5 until
9 o'clock in the Evening.
MANAGERS.
Frederick Klett, James S. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, - Jacob Dock, ,
John P Levy, ' Joseph hi 'Cowen,
Hon. Henry K. Strong, Georgo Woelepper,
Daniel Underhotier, J. Wesley Bray.
Hon. Wm. Mi'lewd, Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick Staab), P. 0. EllincYor,
Francis Hart,John P Ferree,
Jocepn P. LeOtero, 1 George Knecht,
John Kessler, Jr.. John Horn.
President. JAMES B. PIIINGLE
Secretary. GEORGE T. THORN. ap2l.lftt
iAVING FUND.--UNITED STATE
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CWT..
NUT Streets.
Large and email gums received, and paid back on de
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER OENT INTER
EBl' from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hears, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DILUTE for Bale on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from LI upwards.
Prealdent—STEPlDlN R. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY FISH.
TAllor-3 AM RR R. WONTIR
ittebuinal.
HARTSHORNE'S OHRE-ALL - THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR! and Homed?
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS
- This article ie the greatest discovery in Chemical os
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RIINUALITISId . ,
NEURALGIA TOOTR-AIMIE, SONE THROAT, STIPP
NECK, or Pain In the LIMBS, 81DR, BACK, or any
part of the body. It sets upon the Blood, Nerves, Mut , .
ales, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
Ills also au excellent preparation tor Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak stomach or
bowels Thousands of persona who havo need HART2 I .-
HORNE'S CURE-ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 12, 26, 60 cents, and $l, to be sold by
R. M. JENKINS,
ap22-iftl Corner 8E0(1ND and WALNUT Streets.
ARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—REST°.
EBB, OR SARBaPART.LLA. CORDIAL.
The Life of the Plash is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The beet Restorer of Health, and the beet
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World! It does
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation se suited to the impaired and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes ill pimples and erup.
None from the Ain; given bloom ant freshness to tha
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken.
bag complaints of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial in taste, and sets like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any cause.
Quart bottles 61; small bottles 50 cents; sold by
R. li. JENKINS,
Corner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
apt.."-iftf
Kumbtr.
LUMBER YARD.
HOUTZ & 00.,
(Successors to Montgemery & Neall,)
S. W. corner of TWISLFTLI and PRIM g Street+, Phila ,
Old Moyamensing District
are now receiving a large and well...elected assortment
of all descriptions of LUMBER, such a+ White Pine,
Yellow Pine, Norway, Remlock, Lath, Pales, Pickets,
Fence Boards, Flooring, Shelving, and every variety a
well-seasoned Lumber. Also, a large stock of 11111
Stuff of ovary variety and description, constantly, on
hand sawed to order at the shortest notice.
Our connection with Messrs. Whalley, Houtz, &
and Duffy, Houtz, & Co., at Marietta, Pa., gives ra un
surpassed facilities, and enables us to supply orders for
all descriptions of Lumber with promptness and
despatch,
PINE-CREEK LUMBER, soft and mellow, suitable
for PATTERN-MAKERS, &o , constantly on hand.
Prompt paying purchasers are respectfully invited to
examine our stock before going elsewhere. sp2l-ti
_UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE
tail at Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa.
MELIAFFEY, lIOUTZ, & Co , take this method of
informing their customers and persons desirous of pur
chasing LUMBER, that they have now on hand a large
and well-seasoned stock of all descriptions of Lumber
whlch taey are prepared to s4II at satisfactory prices.((
Thoir timber is all from their own MILLS on PIN
onNEK, They are also connected with Messrs DUI VT,
HOUTZ, & CO., and are prepared to furnish all kinds
of Planed Boards, Bill Stuff, Lath Pales, Pickets, and
Building Timber for Bridges, Jct., of all descriptions,
on the shortest notice. They would also take great
pleasure in calling the attention of Builders, and those
in want of Lumber in the city of Philadelphia, to the
Lumber Yard of UOUTZ & Co., scorner of TWELFTH
and PRUSIN Streets, with whom they are also eon.
netted. an2l.tf
alenitstrn
C A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
DENTIST,
Would inform big friende that he ling REMOVED cal
1119 WALNUT Street, 61.10V0 Eleventh. jeiL3m
FIRE -WORKS! /Mr.-WORKS!!
A full assortment of
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
STEPHEN P. WHITAIAN;
1210 MARKET BTRERT,
iel s :Wewt. of Twelfth
PUiRE CLARET! PURE CLARET!—
From 51 per gallon upwards. and by the dozen from
Sit up to $l6, imported direct by VERNIER &
LE
SIUUR, Wholesale and WWI toilers In Wince,
Liquors, &e , No. PO South 6EVENT/I street, S. E.
corner of Sansom. je2l-11n*
„HouLDEfis.—ro rms. Shoulders, dry in
1. ” RAU, for sale by C. C. SADLER
je4 S North IV ATER Street,
HHERRING. --300 bbls. No. I HERRING,
Eastport inspection ; 000 do Halifax, now in store
and for sale by JOHN XL KENNEDY dr CO.,
sr R, Now Rttli 119 veh••••••••
.AIIMAN HABORG
iA Importers and Whnlemle Drillers in WINES
BRANDIES, VIIISREY, GINS. and FANCY 1,11
QUORS, N 0.1017 MARKET Strevt, between Tenth an
Eleventh streeta. .1.
friLekRET WINE.—DE COURSEY, LA-
FouRoADE, k c0..:135 MARKET Str,t, bays
an importation of Lafourriula'a Purr llortlonox Otutrt
Wine, Mealy tann4trial for inrali.la 1"-in
FRESH - CONGRESS SPRING WAfER.,
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The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 28, 1858, Image 3

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