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P ! uouitT 'Judge Cadwalader.—:
Jablillartosho was some thus slums convicted of
~T,cocunterfoiting silver coin of the value of half and
quarteniollars, waa called up yesterday morning
Sor'sentenoe. Mr. Wm., B 'Banked, counsel for
dilfebdatiti appealed to the court not to pass
.„ too heavy a sentence on his olient,.trat to give Lim
-- .*-'=titieh, punishment as, while it.would vindicate the
' law, would givultint-an opportunity and an Induce
, meat to reform.;- . • •
The judge, after a few remarks relative to the
,crime of eountolfelting, and the testimony in this
particular Astute, sentence' Markt° 4 years in the
Eastern Penitentiary, with.hail labor.
John Y. Castor and Luoitte Bohwartz, convicted
a few, weeks since of passing eounterfeitiold and
' (diver coin, Were, called up for sentence. Mr.
Daniel Dougherty, in mitigation of sentence,
urged on behalfrof his client, Castor, the facts
that tho jury had, on finding him guilty, recom
l'inended bins to the mercy 'of the court, which
ought always to be takertinto ootudder.ttion;• that
'the evidence adduced agatnetshim on trial showed
that he had passed only twosoounterfeit quarters;
that his client had moved &most eieellent charac-
ter up to the time of the commission of this offence,-
and that his youth and' the surrounding eiromn
stanoes.rere in his favor towards reformation.
Ile wciald, therefore, strongiy urgo upon the court
ail these facts, end ask.it to take them into OODEi
detationle passing sentence.
Judge Cadwalader then sentenoed Schwartz to
• three years, and Castor to thirteen Months' impri.
sonnient in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Qv:OITM flassioss—Judge isilisou.—Jmnes
Thompson, atias'Biown, watt charged - with
glary. After hearing
~thit testimony, District At
torney. Mann abandoned the ease.
&Camino Corinna was acquitted of the larceny
of shirts.
Carson Nation was charged with-the-larceny of
- :two - coats, the property of Joseph - Perris & Co.
Defence—that there-was a kill of lullaby Perris to
the defindant, and, thatthese coats were part of
the goods assigned.- Jury out.
Bart-lizwrino , --Deatlo Xlidie Conrad.—A
ineetineof,the Bar will be held tu Distriot Court
NO.I, at 21 isk'aloeic this_ morning, to giro expres•
Ilion to its sentiments in relation to the loos of one
of its most'hrilliantinembere.
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES
Sack In; of Modary—PlundOfing Tratuo—Kill
- lorestile—Refreat of Calton. and Settleroi
ise• • • ,
:torirseieendenee. of the• St, PitiarOfile ) Pioneer: and
Democrat, '
BattATOU, on Big Cottonwood river, Min.,
.-• . June 16,18.58
Day,beroto yesterday three thousand Yanktonais
(the same _lndians that valued the disturbances In
this - rt.:dotty last summer, and whd - seem Atthave
- come now hilt to execute the throats they then
made) arrived before Medary, and demanded re
" eompense for intrusions main Boil which, - they
~.claimed, rightfully "belonged to them,- but which
-was, sold to Government long ego by the lower
Biota -oOnnclls were held,with their chiefs. 'They
::said their " lands bad been sold from them, ware
- being sottiod upon and dug up with roads, do.,
and that others wore - getting the pay-for the
land nod all extra privileges thereon , •
' Government, or the .oroat Father,' bad
promised them monevcbut it had pot - come ; and
- they were now going to take the master into their
own hands." Upon this resolve, although they
_ bad been previously almest prevailed mien terms
- on to the 'ageneles,lhey oommeneed plundering
the housen, from cellars to.garreta— 'rimy de.
minded 'everything. even to, our llre.arwor and
, teams, but upon being. sternly assured that the
White man would die fighting before yielding his
arms -or. his horse,, they yielded, this point. It
- --main-however, With 'great - .intently that we could
prevent, withapt violence, the young Indians
from cutting the harness to pieces while bitching
- • up our teams for departure, as we were insolently
.:, tirdered. to do.' • ' ' :
The Rattlers. for several miles each way, were
warned of the danger, and they Sod to the town,
leaving everything- behind to be _plundered and
herntbylhe Indians,. :At,the,moment we were
Ordered to hare, the torch waa applied to every
building in the town, and every claim cabin round
bent. whiob, -in our retreatingeteps, we witnesred
. -fall to- the- ground ; the - toil-of cur, hands Were
-heaps of ruins;'the pioneers' homes beds of
helm, to be Scattered again to the.pialrieti— ,
A train of immigrants corning into Metlary at or
abotit this time, were plunderedef everything ex-
Copt their teams to retreat with. Word has reach
_ ed us that, Flandrau, Ihmilesbelowldedary, wee
- also burnt down and the inhabitants driven off
The settlers between Flandrait and the Falls will
probably go into the to at the Falls.. nod pre
' pare for defence But - rthinhAlla Indians will
got go, that far smith, settle out of their range of
°malls:Me: for the presentnt least They were to
. ,go , directly from Mader* to Yellow Medicine' or
the,Tipner Sioux Aganov where - they would de
mend the annuities which those other Sioux aro
receiving on slid lands, or the treaty therefor, to
lie now and henceforward paid to them; and if the.
government agents - refused. to atiogierce, they
(the Indians) would sa . ok- every town on. the Min
nesota river, to the foot of the reserve, and every
- town -and-settlement onWasieja (the river we are
now encamped on) to Its month. — , .
Moat of those that 'retreated frodidiedary'and
vicinity are encamped at this place, and , below on
the same. stream. We have sent two messengers
to Yellow Medicine, while Mr. De Witt and Dort,'
hare gone into the Lower Sioux Agency. Mi. D.
will go-to Fart Ridgley and nenbably to St. Paul.
The military force at Fort Ridgley is nothing for
the emergency, coareely adequate to the protection
of the fortAself against an invading host of nnen
lighteriedsavages. Something ahead be speedily
done Ato avert a molt calamitous warfare.
Senator Semner—filovements of Congressmen.
A correspondent of the New York' Post gives as
the following Beaton items :
A 'private letter from one of 'the most distin
geishednhysicians $n Prance, Bays that upon con
sultation by the loading doctor? in that empire
relative to the case of Senator Sumner, who is now
:Itaaris it has - been decided to perform an opera ,
Lion utionlbe back, for the prupose of producing
a °Minter-irritation. ' The operMlon le that of eau
terizaticom-:zthe burning of the flesh-and =role to
the ,piaal colainn. , While-this operation is very
eeyere, - usually, it is Baidqbat it can- now be per
.lormed.by the aid of other, witbout•producing
,the
slightest 'pain. It -is believed that the opera
tion will prove of the greatest advantage to the
-Jon:.-J. B. Giddings; of Ohio; U. A. Grow, of
Pennaylveniat, - rind Bale, of N. If., with,
other Congrestmen. are expecte d make a fishing
excursion down the-harbor. and along the shores
'of hfassaehasetts. Bay. - Governor Betake is ex
- plated to Jain the-party.''
Governor Brown, Senator froin lifinsiasippf, with
his wife, is travelling.in Canada, and is expected
here about the 4th of TulY:-
::,C.l .'Y ' ILTE MS .
7Tat "Comoro F9tant.—M the Fourth of July
approscheiate juvenile portion of the community—
who seem ist - fact to have, of late - yaare, monopolised
the tam -patriotic spirit of "the- day we celebrate"—
are laying hi a plenteoue supply of fireworks. lifer
their benefit de would say that the !dant and moot
yerled r attkitTel theme patriotic combustibles In thle_
city maybe found at the well-known confectionery
eetablishment of Menem. X. G. Whitinin & Co:, !Second
street, bettor Chestnut. - -
.-Alt ittexovho LIORT.---W0 have on one or two
tormerpensolons referred, to the excellent patent lamp
n adverttied to another coininn by Mr. D. P. Peters,
whose depot is nor located on the Southwest cornet of
e Second and Chestnut streets The peculiarity of this
fluid lain" fi that It does not brim the fold direct, but
,711 .,1ti41 0 0 1144 4 ulabllK 11 a lamp non.exploolve•
This latter quality Is alone euflolent to bring it into
genersl use where gas-lightt hare not been Introduced.
At.'l , 4s3iy,bigh ..endoruisseut of the cherseterAof this
lamp ti tomato tho tact. that in several cues where
it tue sl9Yolved upon committees to decide, Mr. Peters'
patent puny has teen intmduced• into ears and stsafti
haat: liVW•tinderstsod the proprietor has, jut con.
eluded a contiact thus to illiminate several of the New
Tdrk ferry boats, also quite a number of cars on their
passenger railways. . - • •
Wiixgoositno boet,:—Mosera., Audeniled
Rommel bare jait :introduced Into thin market a new
aide."' of cosi; which is said, by competent jadgon, to
,be el eery importer quality. It. la hard, streak, and for
generailFog ottani is unequalled. by any. other article.
• 'Meagre, Audearled & Romind.have the exeltudra,agency
for its sale: '
_Nor a Conne.mox.—No are lodneeeto repeat,
for reasons alretelygiven lu a pros ions number of ibis
papir;_tbat the new "flouring mill, now engaging the
nnii , ereal attention of ,the public, in located in Pember
tonCOurt, of Lodge street, between gecond and Third,
close to the Exchange ; Clark,: the patentee, has
hie valuable mill constiut ,OperatiOn- daily, wo
`are'infOrnsed, is solliug.eotaty and State rights on very
.iettairnabie terms. -We would septa ttfentions, its well
as those interetdid;• • tn - go 'and - see this valuable - mill.
Pemberton Court, at the Exchange, Is the only plate it
coin be negotiated for in this city.
Ow svrEntxo -Monday and Tuesday the quick
silver Indicated 00 degrees in the shade. Palpitating
huntanit:v. poured" . faith huge drops of sweat As it
thought of the mossy dells, gergliug"heoules, and um
brageous shadei 'ot she country, ar - the refreshing
breeze . itirl &shim; surf of the Sea shore ; we wished for
-wings to 6y away, and mingle with the sparkling spray
—but We ; and all` Ivo can do is to advise our
telideri, — erho'can, to go to tlio t 1 Old. Franklin llall
Clo
thing Illitporiure of K. 11. Eldridge, N 0.821 Ohestuut
street, and purchase a suit of Magma. antreheari bathing
',robes. The "Old Franklin Rail is' the place,
' A
Skew UP WAR !—lt is stated that the Alusel=
, can Moister to Mexico hasdeutanded his paiseports, and
Is coming home. " We have it Item very excellent au.
the - a kr that Sir: Forsyth wily returns home fur the per.
pose.or emaipiug for himself; allele .outfit at tie: Brewu
Steno Clothing nail of Rockbill & Wilson, Nos. 1303
and 608 Chestnut attest, aboVe
boon book and &good woman are excellent
things (or those who know how justly to appreciate their
value—there are Men, however,' who judge both from
the beauty of their covering, much does appearance
govern us; hence we reiterate our oft-repented advice,
wear • only the graceful summer styles of Orally ilie
SO/kcal No. 607 Cheataut street.'
Wren TE(E THER)(o2teTliii at 105, it in pleasant
to think of something cool. Thus, Polar Regions and
Icebergs have a refreshing ee und, and Dr. ICane's Ex,
p orations meet with an attentive perusal:
, Btilltnere refreshing In the thought of - the "grAlog
monfitain spring, 'rolling and rooming, with Its endless
- even more delightful is the fact that au improved
r /MISR Mnowlnsde t combiningsll the require._
meets of Utility mid ecentiihy.,
They are, Of catiree]jo 'be obtained at the exclusive
qll%_er-elated Were ,Manufactory of •
JOLIN 0.1184 D 4: SONO,.
qettll.pt NINTgf cIik.4TNUT illy.
Bostionsdo—tro -are -requested' to say that
-the-Regent th --Ladiete' dloodiVeroon Amoeba
ticarties directed the OratiOd - upcis the,s‘..Wctrab
AW_ashingteuatrtlpoliithdli - be dellierecf by David
Paul Brown,..sar_hletsday Twi l l:4011e postponed ,
until the atilt inftDrifttity tirtheleiStir of Wash-.
ingtdo, .InestunallbrthgiteglyithitaLlollelf DV , *
°Y l 'VPilitte . 'llithAVA ll o,oririvid_Oeudelfrof , the'
tled:dtilie-OpOildbrirtboverivadt#Oill , -;
kelipilexpaladt, iu orderto
st'atgtedd°bthuYmn
ps authorities iiilintradtidif-'oVihlrobjeott of;
the uaguithittero
IMINEI=III
The TV‘W-UPon- the canines was continued
yosterdsktaith:thefininiViiaoureging results. Se
yiraitrabld cdrOviere at' once - dispoaed of, Thom)
_taken). into . e'usterlyi, froth home And
friends," int beeent.tO:deitheacen this afternoon,
at the. Pound in. thattonirood street, above Thir
teenth, unless claimed by,their owners. The pri
soners are of trarioui erne and shapes, and our re
porter who had an - affecting interview with them
la" evening , States that they are . aotively engaged
in preparing for the execution.'
Payment of Interest and Loans.—The semi
annual interest on the funded debt of the city of
Philadelphia, due on the let July, will be paid on
and after the first pinxime.
The loins (if the city, maturing at the same date,
will be paid,at, the same date, at the °Moe of the
City Treasurer:
[ll °ported for Pie Prose.]
LIVERPOOL--Ship Wyoming Burton-64 pltga mdao
Stuart Bros;, 64 G B Reose, Son Jt Co; 58 A Wray & Co;
I A Pennington & Soo; 3 0 Riddle; WI/ .1 Read, 111
nivel; g Grand', iVardin & Co; 3 R Creighton & Co; 1
Thos Mellor & Co; 1 J . B. & Son; 1 Mustin A
Bennett; 1 Smith, Rng'ish & Co; 1 'looker & Co; 2 J W
Williams; 17 Shopleigh & Rue; 13 Lewis & Co; !4 WJ P
Ingraham; 4 Sharp Haloes; 5J &J. P Stainer Co; 9
Decoureey, Larourcade & Co; 1411111Ings,Roop & Wash
ington; 8 Sharpies' Bros; S Wight A Brown; 1 bale ear
eting 11 L 'Knight; 1 do I & B Ornn; 3 pkgs mdse W
Horstman & Bon; 2 do T & P Brans; 5 do Pearce & Co;
8' do Shaßner & Zeigler; 4 do J 117/1ott; 10 Christ,
he Hese; Bdo Henry Dubrlng & Co; 1 do It Mul
lins; 2 do Wight & Brown; 4 do 1) Samuel & Son 23
do Jaa R Campbell & Co; Ado W Louie; 2 Casks hdw
Field & Hardley; 100 boles,titi . plates Naylor & Co; 500
do Jae 8 Mason & 00; 10 bage'nalle, 4 caste hdw Handy
& Brenner; 5 cooks hdw Newlin, Marshall & Co; 2 do
W S Rangel! & Sone; 1 do B Richardson; 31 do Truitt
Bros & Co; 55 do Martin & Smith; 5 do lonic J 1911.
hauls; 3do AMPWatson; 6 do GoR & Peterson; 9
chaos earthenware Goo Ilautanemly; 37 casks soda ash
G Dallett & Co; 70 do E & P 0 Yarnell ; 1.166 bolls,
3,653 bare Iron M Mabnny& Co; 055 bare, belle do
&wee & Whitaker ; 1,736 bare and 843 bdis Morris,
Jones!, & Co; 28 pkgs nails ;Vance & Landis 723 bdie
iron, 1,186 bare Iron flillingham& Son; 71 1 1 bare, 500
bd Es hllddletori & Harped; .419 bdle Potts & Roberts;
531 do Taggart, Bye, & Co ; sto do Garrett & Sons ;
'4BO tars: 719 lt Pride; 03 bars, 77 strips, 464 Wl"'
Morrie, Tesker. & Clo ; 8 lulls &to Taylor; pkgs
mdse, 2 oases, 130 bolls steel, 5 pkgs hdw, CO tons pig
iron 600 sacks ealt order.
E.AVANHAll—Steamship State of Georgia Harriet
-16 bales 'cotton Gielner./a Harkness ; 42 do 'B & .8 Bt
ting & Brother; 27 do J Pueey & eons ; 85 do and 181
bales yarns Hay & MoDoyitt; Hi bales cotton order; 10
dodo; 20 do do; .t.l do do; 100 do C l' Belt; 104 , do PJ
Crosier & Sons; 63 a eke rice J Palmer & Co: ICH) do
•111 , Oraluust & Us; 42 pkgs ]:guar. 4 E Ca.stifilan ,• 12
packages J_Ecanlan; :4 , do Jessup & Moors; 01 do
blannar 'Cr. Unto
,26 do Neese & Bergmann; 200 do'
sobities
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In stsamehip State of Georgia, Garvin, from Bevan
nah,Ala-- Miss .1 Jackson, Miss Dorsey, Mrs Ymger,
two children and nurse; Mrs Morse, Bit¢ll bfatlard, MD;
D o , oonner and child, A Minnie and family Miss E
Gifford, Mies F. 0 Johnston, Blyler, Daniel
Blyler-
Miss Emma Westcott.ll Bruin; P Woodnnt. J Yeager.
.11enry Mitchell, Mre E Kelly and three children. A K
Bissell. A Watson, Mrs T.avls, Mrs Quinn. Mies bicDo2
neld, Pearce Borne, DI Gifford, Moondy and child,
E 8 Mays, J 8 Mays, J E Nutter, Dr J Berrien, 11 D
Murphy, J Snyder, WirDladding, G K Slicer, II 8 11.
Mai Anthony, U B Thornton, J McQuillan, Dr A 0
Cleveland, P.Wall, and nine in the steerage.
"lb • steamship' Phineas Sprague, from Boston—Mr 11
W Bponcer, Copt Thomas, Mr Sprague.
. PHU ADBLPHIA WARD OP T.RADa.
Josertz 0. Grionu,
Wmitem 0. Kcsr, OOMMITTEI Of THE MONTH
ELLIE YARDILLL,
LETTER RAGA
At the Aterchanis , Exchange, PM/ads/ph/a.
Berens Achilles, Ppehdon London, soon
Brig May Queen, Lyle listens ) soon
SAILING- OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
- IRON TUB UNITED STATES.
.41.11A.Wel ?ROM POR PAT
Europa Bonton..Llverpool, Juno 30
Olty or Baltimoro..N York.. Liverpool July 1
&lonia. . : ... ._.N. York—llarnburg, July 1
Vanderbllt. New York..Boutliamptoo July 3
Porele ... . ... .... New York..Llverpool July 7
New York New York..Olaegow Julylo
Botulism New York..llsroburg July Hp
... . . . . . .
Niagara 1 ivarpool—Booton. . . .. ......JULIO 19
City 0199111'0n Liverpool—New York Juno 23
Fulton filouthempton..New York, June 2/
9TBABINTL9 TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW
UP= Olvr—From New York 2d, arriving at lIe•
vans 7th, and New °datum 10th. From New Orleans
20th ; Havana 23d, arriving at New York 28th.
ClAliAlrEA—Prom New York 12th, arriving at Havana
17th. and New Orleans 19th. From New Orleans 27th,
Havana 80th, arriving at New York 3d.
PRILLDBLYIII/1-41 . 00:1 New York 17th, arriving at Ha
vana 22d, and New Orleans 25th. From New Orleans
6th, Havana Bth, arriving at New York 13th.
BLAME Wanatoa—From New York 27th, arriving at
Havana let and Now Orleans 3d. From New Orleans
12th, riavana 16th due at Now York 10th.
Ittannt.,•From . Oharleston 4th and 19th, duo at Ha
vana Bth and 23/. *ram Havana 10th and 25th, due at
New Yerk Ith and slat
117" ; The Oalffornfa Brat, Steamers sail from Now
York on the ach and 20th of each month.
When the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers
will Bell on Monday, except from New Orleans.
Stlatine linteltagente
PORT OP PHILADELPHIA, Juno 30, 1868
SUN RIBES 4 36 [SUN SETS 7 24
HIGH WATER 4 48
Yi It Al stosmohip State of Goorght, Garvin, E 9 boors
from Savannah, with rods() and passengers to Alexander
Heron, Jr. On Sunday, 10 1' At, exchanged nigoals
with steamship Ueystono btate; 11 55 P H, steamship
Ootumble., oft Uape Lookout. Monday, 8 60 A. U. !dumb
ship Horida; 5 lb A 13, steamship Atlanta, oft' Hatteras;
and 13 30 A M . steamship Montgomery.
Steamehlp Phineas Sprague, Matthews, 80 hours from
Boston, with mdse and museengera to Henry Winnor.
OS Stereos [look passod a barques mid a brig at anchor,
Steamship Delaware, Copes 10 hours from New York,
via Cape May, with rodeo and passengers to James All.
derdioe.
Ship Wyoming, Burton, from Liverpoollsth ult, with
rodeo to Cope Bros.
Sam J w Woston, DuOtet, 3 daps from New York,
with mdse to Crowell .k Collins.
.
Bohr Henry Wolf, Atk ne, 2 days from billton, Bel,
with corn and bark to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Eck. Jno A ROZIaTd, lAWa, 2 daps from Milton, with
bark to Rfohanhont & Overman.
Behr Henry Hill, Layton, 1 day from Milford, Del,
with Corn to James Barratt & Bon
Bohr New Jersey. Barton, 1 day (row Frederica, Del,
with ataves to .lanaee Barrett tr, Bon.
Bahr Jobe 1.1 Wsples Mundy, 3 days from !alms RI
♦er, with lumber to .1 W Heron & Co.
Bebe Jot' Hamlet, Johneon, 4 days from Hilton, Del,
with bark to J W Bacon & Co.
setts Lathartioe, Johnson, from Neponset.
Eau Attain, Gloldthwelt, frinn Sm.
Bohr 0 La:mood, Carter, from Camden.
sloop - Billie, Einine, 3 days from Indian Meer, with
umber to .1 W Baron to CO.
fiteamobfp Virginia, Kelly, Richmond, 'l' Webster, Sr.
Steamentp Delaware, Copes New York, .$ Allderdice.
Barque Ch. Z Lex, tioluselda, Port nu POI1C1) Thee
Wattaon & Soon. . .
Brig Bownoce, Diumitt, Kidgbton, Jaw, 1) N Weir,lor
Brig Plunder, Johoson, Bt Johns, NV, .0 A Bonder
& 00.
Schr Jame!' McCloskey, Stebbins, Middletown, Conn,
Noble, Hammett & Caldwell.
Behr flarrlet, King, Weymouth, L Audenried & Co
8010 M 8 Janes, Godfrey. Belem, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Chris LOeser, Snow. Salem, 0 Miller & Co.
Bohr I. Lockwood, Carter, Stony Point, Bancroft,
Lewis do Co.
Behr Latuartine, Johnson, Boaton,W H Jana.
Sr Willing, Olitypole, Baltimore, A °roles, Jr
' (Correspondence of the Press.)
HAVRE DE °HACH, June 29. 1858,
The Wyoming lett here Gals morning with 31 boats,
laden and consigned as follows:
Gideon Scull, corn to Huruphries.Hoffman & Wright;
Capt J A &foyer, United States, Henry Horst. Corres-
Oondence, J 0 Hotiuen, Col T Hummel, A k Porney,
le Dull, Hops, and Past Grand, coal to Delaware City.
(Correepoodence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
IXTVE 3. Del.. June xB--8 A ➢f
The harbor is entirely b. e of vessels, rare steamer
America, a schooner uukn, wn, and packet sloop J D
lA. Mr Charles Schalleorger, pilot, landed last night,
end reports the brigs Meteor, (or Mayans, and Wiliam,
for Holland, els Itiohinono, as, having pinion to SCR
yesterday Wind NE—weather Ono.
Yours, &o. WM. M. DICKMAN.
IHT TELEORAPK• I
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange )
CAPE ISLAND, Juno 29-6 40 P 111.
The packet ship Wyoming, Iron Liverpool, Bent in
this morning. Wind SE—weather eine.
Tours, /co, THOS. B. 11.13GILE8.
•
EDT TELEORAPH SO THE PRES.)
NEW YORK, Jane 29.
Arrived, ship JEERS llofOf JrODl Sunderland; barque
tiolcord, from Oardonall.
Limnos, June 20,
Arrived, ebipe Plymouth, from liamburg; 'Tropic,
from Havana; brig Samuel Downing, from Lieufnegoe.
Now Ont.aass, June 21.
Arrived, ship Now Ilampabire, from Liverpool
Steamehtp Keystone State, Marehman, hence for
Oharlcetou, wan spoken 271 h Seat, 3 P t,16 man K of
Hatteras. •
. .
Steamship Kennebec., Hand, hence at New York yes
terday.
Steemship Austria, from New York for Hamburg, at
Cowes 14 It lost. and proceeded.
Steamship Edinburg, Clamming, from New York, at
Glasgow 12th but
Ship Groat Republic, Limeburner, from London, at If
York yeate.day. -
Ship SPOlgd, Burdett, from Borden for Oa&on:lis t
nalied from Otto d.,,T:netra 236 nit. '
Ship Ai .des, Chapman, from Rolston for Shanghle,
passed the Straits premeds April 11.
Ship Robert Harding, Foster, from Boston, arrived at
Calcutta April 28
Ship Hot...par. Potter, from New York for Hong Kong,
passed the Straits of Sunda, April 11.
'Ship Nestorian, Goodhue, for Singapore, alined from
Mauritius Ayer 28,
Ship Pleetwood, Wilson, for Cork, gaited from Maori.
this Apr2l24
Ship Art Union, Morrison, for Bordeaux, cleared et
Calcutta April 20.
Ship Kenslogton, Throne, from Melbourne, at Singe.
pore April 20.
bhlp Northern Eagle, from New York, at Sydney, N
SW, March 17. . •
Ship 11 , 11pse ' (11r1 sailed from Rio de Janeiro pre_
visitsto 236 nit for New York
' Ship Imminergler, Collin, cleared at New York 28111
inst. for Oallao • '
Bbip Courier, Berme, from Bin de Janeiro, arrived
at New Orleans 28th Snot.
Banshee, Wingate, from ..Baltimore, wan going
into Rio de Janeiro 234 Mt,
EMIR AMNIA, Colby, from Boston, arrived at Mel
bourne April 7.
Bbip Gagner, (probably Chasm)) from Boston, arrived
at Bombay May 9.
Ship India, for Boston, nailed from Sydney, NOW,
April 1.
Ship - Ifydra, Parker, from New York for Melbourne,
was spoken 24th last, let 89, long 71 40. •
fiblp aolden Fleece, Lunt, from London, at Boston
28th inst.
Obip Marion, Grose, cleared at Baltimore 28th inst.
for Rotterdam. • ,
graque - Washington, (Worn) Wenke, for Rotterdam,
- sailed from Baltimore 28th tent.
Barque Semmes; Foote, at Benton 28th inst. from N
Orleans.
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Basque Indus, ThoMpson, from Baltimore, WAS going
into Otto de Janeiro:l23d ult.
- Barque Panama, Graves, frOtn‘Nolr ,Yank, waa going
Into RID de Janeiro 2.3 d - •
Barque' Lennig, Sunnier, for Now• Orleans, sailed
from Rio de jartos o raviolis to Sad ult.
'Barque cambildge, Yarding, from aiseelnii, At Boston
28th inst. - -
Brig , Abby iYsteon, 'Nation hence, was discharging
et Kingston. 15 lethltiet,-,anived Bth.
Brig /17raeBolter , cleared et Boston 28th last fir
iladelPhla.
Bilg Bolen Tone, Stafford, cleared at Boston 28th loot
for n riallto and Onion
Brig Sarah Elizabeth, Rayne, hence for Boston, was
at Liola.est Bole 28th lost
Brig Sea Beam, Price, front ,Rio do Janeiro 23d tilt,
arrived at New York Auiterdzy. , • -
Bohr Ship Carpenter, kotinteln, front Smyrna, Del, at
New Yorkyeaterda,Y., -
Behr it ; June!, from Brandywine, at New Baron 28th
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impottaft'ons
FROM RIIROPR
ONLBANS
ARPJVED
OLEAJIKD
'MEMORANDA
Bahr Sarah M Heat, Thompson, hence at Baltimore
yesterday.
Bohr D Ireland, Baker, hence, arrived at Marblehead
28th mat.
Bohr D k Floyd, Racket, sailed front New Bedford
28th toot for Philadelphia.
Bohr P Wethetill, Parker, from Mobilo, at Segue lath
inn ,• ,
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Behr Yankee Boy, Maley, hence, arrived at Hartford
20th Ind
Bchr MI/libeler°, Tattle, hence, arrived at lieponse
24t4 Opt.
Behr Pilot's Bride, Pierce, hence. was discharging at
Megaton, Ja, 10th last—arrived 9th.
Bohr Bristol, Meyer, cleared at New York 28th Inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bohr Alert, Corson, hence at Portsmouth 25th inst.
Pam Sarah E Jones, Jones, Ann 13 Brown, Brown,
Lou Geo P Brown, Dukes, hence at Providence 20th Inst.
Beta's Deere, Yates; Lady Lake, White; .7 F Crouch,
Tlawkina, ( or GIN port; John Ruggles, Ryder, for do or
Calais; Ambassador, Freathey, and Julia Elisabeth,
Merrill, for do or Galata, sailed from Providence 20th
inst.
Edit% M P. Oarliole, Winsmore; Fidelia, Shaw; ft M
Browning, Conover; Amelia, Itockhill, and D 6f French,
French, hence at Providence 27th inat
Mars L Waterbury, Llacletou,• Erneline Rickey, Tice;
Hannah Matilda. Andrews. and Bolivar. Gandy, sailed
Irons Providence 27th haat. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Dazzle, Dixon, hence at Portland 20th inst.
MARINE MISCELLANY
A letter to the owners of the ship Medallion, of Rich.
mond, Me, before reported CApsized at Shields 9th inst,
e ates thut ebe was simply thrown upon her beam ends,
but righted in an hour afterwards, without a particle of
damage
Hong Kong, April 23 —The second expedition of the
Ann to the Prates proved unsuaceesful, the wrecked
American fillip Courser haring been found burnt to the
water's edge. . The salvors, however, well probably get
two thirds of the value of the cargo caved, which will
amount to come $lO,OOO and richly remunerate them
for the double and risk they ran.
Campbelton, June 10—Tho American brig Mamee,
Wells, of Boston, from New York for Glasgow, is oo
shore at Macrilioainh Bay, near this port, having struck
about three thee morning, (rosin, dour, and atones )
Rho le making two feet of water per hour, and the cargo
is dieoherging. The master reports that it wee owing
to the dome log, and oat being able to me land fur
same time.
PORIDIGN PORTS
At Callao 2Gth Lilt, ships QUOOIi Of the Oast, Holly,
and Clarissa Bird Bird, from litelboarne; Wild Rorer,
Crowell, and Monsoon, Baker, from 'Valparaiso, All ar.
rived 251 h, and others
Bid from 'Valparaiso 3.1 Lilt, chip Christopher MB,
Freeman, Caldera, Ac, to load for Boston.
Ar at, Pauataa 12th alt, ship Shine, !toward. Liverpool
(Par atoamehip Arabia at. Halifax.)
froluVorTe;;;:ruTeTtl,7l'? ;111;0/;y7; i Valencia.
dr fr,m Charleston J uno 10, Coaling, at Nantes; 11th,
k aro es t and Sylph. at Sleeking.
Sid for Now York Juno 14, Mortimer Livingston, from
Sunderland; -167 h. Messenger, from do; Dantere State,
from Deal; Charlotte cod Glad Tidings, from Liverpool;
18th, Rome, J 8 Parsons, and Rinereld Isle, from do;
14th, Caroline, from Cette; 17th, John Hancock, from
Autwcrp.
DOME/3TX° .PORTS
NEW YORK, Juno 2U—A.r, steamships Auguite,
Woodhull, Savannah; Memphis, Watson, Charleston;
ships City of New York, Salter. Liver
fuel; 00 Duncan
Otis, do; barque Knox, Ray, Sagan; brig. Rai), Soars,
Stonlngton; brig Sea Noam, Price; Rio do J. wiro,• 13r
schr Tilley, Williugale, Providence; eohre 'Marla
Marta Morton. Penny, harem, Whistler, Proebrey,
Taunton; Sterling, lulls, New Raven; Bey State, Sher
man, Boalval Breese, Mine, Baltimore; Golden hula,
OHbort. do.
Old, barges Qrsyhound, Oulbrandeon, Gibraltar and
Malta; echo Ann D. Morton, Memel:atria
Below, elan James Hovey. Robertson. Sunderland.
HOLMIS HOLAZ-Balied 28th inst, Drips J Went,
Dav,d Durrell ; ;lam, A 0 Rec.., .1
W 0 Andeoreld, Wm II DOllll l / I ,lUVid BUllili, Jacob
Raymond, Warren Cl Nelson, W Phi/ lips, Z Stratton,
"Charles Parker. 13 P Hawes, and Wm A Hammond.
Bailed 27th, brig Lucy Heywood, for New York ; ache
Dirigo, N. P. Bennett
8 , 11 28th, ochre Ranger, C W Ilolmes, and Minnesota.
In port at 8 A /d, calm brigs W C Clark Moulton ;
echrs Repenter, Centurion, George Byron, Francis (1
Smith, B A El lott, Linde Taylor, A Downing, R .P
Chaeo,- J S Hewett, Colorado, Rubicon, Moonlight,
Snow Sguell, Richard Thompson, Mary Miller, nod
John /I Williame.
KKY WEST, June 2l—Ar 13th Mat, eehr Harrison
Jones, German, Cedar Keys
14th—Ar, U S steamer Cray Cloud, Duke', Muni.
16th—Ar, brig Times, Clark, Mobile
10th—Ar. U 8 steam frigate Wabash Com Lavalett°,
Jamaica; V S steamer Arctic 'Whiten, Havana; etr
Matagorda, Wash, New °Cleans,
20 b—Ar, II 8 shimmer Water Witch, (lom Rogers,
Sages la Grande,
Bid 12th teat, ochre Harrison Jones, Gerntan t li York;
Ike Marvel, Eldridge, Martinique.
Bld 10th, steamer Gray Cloud, Dukes, Tampico.
Ship Sultan will take a steam pump on her; she will
sail for New York about the 26th.
U B ateaulabips Wabs h. Arotle, and Water Witch are
in port coaling . , and will remain here until they re
cei•e orders from Pi'aetkington. The Arctic mile for
Moan& to-day, but will return again in a day or two—
Deicers and crow all well.
The trial of brig Iluntress le progressing. She is sus
pected of complicity with the slave trade, and will un
dout.ted'y be condemned.
Behr Tortugas arrived this morning from Fort Jeffer
son, She reports the arrival of the crier Lucy Witham,
hillton, from Pensacola
No wrecks—the island perfectly healthy.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO ONE oVzooir TIM htoarima.
GIRARD 1101:113E—Cbestnnt street, below Ninth
K Pullen, Richmond. Va D W Glezebrook, Rich•
E 11 Gill, Richmend, Vs mond, Va - -
II Galaber,Richm'd, Va TR It Cobb & lady, Oa
Men Gunter. Oa Wm Mcllwaine & eon, We-
Jan Dune, Petersburg, Va teraburg, Va
Joe Taylor. Petersburg, Na 0 M Cox, Boston
E D Vase, Boston W Ogden, Jr, N Orleans
0 M Lind. New Orleans 0 unman , Benton
O U Stryker, N Y J A Stryker, N
Dr Smite, tt Louie M Cody & la, Louisville Ky
Hon A V Brown & lady, Mine iieundera Washington
Washington Chas Larnuan, Washington
WB. Witt's, Richmond, Vs 7 A. 'llman, Richmond, Va
J 0 Thatcher. Middletown, John Marfleld, Chillicothe,
Mien Ohio
R II Goodrich, Boston S J Dennis,N
A B Clutch, N Y A it Lathrop A la, Moan
r Thor FOroen,Stilledge F S Ilunt-T, Leesport, Pa
Oa N Hunter, Lemon, Pa
G 8 Inansaat, N °thane Than Maxwell, Troy, Pa
Alex Young, Fort Davis 1) P. Harbin°, 0
.1 A Patterson, N Y ' 9 bee Kyle, Texan
A B Getty & in, Oswego, Jae if Cook & is, Boston
N Y Geo Pettit & la, Sueque•
Pearce Heine, Gs. Lonna co. Pe.
Mrs Morse, Oa Mien Ballard, Oa
Mre Yoieer & ch, Ga Geo° Genet. N Y -
Eugene Plunkett, N Y F W Beall, N y
r Litt!ejohu, Oswego, NY Mr Van Hook N Y
(I Van Il & lady, N y Aug Schell N Y
W Barlagton, London L Warren, Baltimore
A J Pickens & In, Middle- Mr Davie & la, Georgia
town, dfaseacbusetta N Af !gladden, N
.1 It Jones, llarriebnrg 0 A Levendge, Bermuda
J C itudtin, rionuuda J E Condict, N Y
W If Paine, N Y M G Road, 84U Franciaco
D E Dudley, Bolivia Juan Oudurze. Benda
W Crow, St Louis Mine Minster, St Louie
Kahn. N Y J 8 Lumpkin & la, Athens,
A B Kyle, Jr, Baltimore Georgia
Dr F 8 Esharte, Havana W L Bradley, Connecticut
Dr Neblett, Virginia J R Parson'. bfiselesippi
A F Brown, Mississippi R S Watt, Atieeisslppt
M. Painter, liieeieelppi W Knaba, Baltimore
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AMERICAN llCllME—Oheetant street, above Firth.
D P Patera. N J George W Chapman, Troy,
8 It Root. N Y New York
ll alllial,Colllll Tbos atrvat, Balt
F Carr & la,-N J BW I eland, Columbia, 8 C
.1 hi Cox, Dal J Snyder Savannah, Us
J E Butter. Florida IY B Thurlow & la, Ga
Miee M E Thurinvr, fin - Junes LT Toralenon, N Y
John T PeMln, N Y 8 M Dubois, Pa
F Carter, Woreaster J W Latta, 'hauling, Pa
Dr A 1.1 Jacluum, Midair- Wm DAtes & la, Balt -
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town, Coon- Miss Baton, Balt
J M Frock. blumverllle Dash' B Green, Pottorille
Henry Wilson, Reading, Pa M Miller, Va
(i Miller, Va
MEROLIANTB' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arab.
J E Perytori. N J W 0 Shinn, N
I,C/settle, Baltimore A E Young, N
A Blastein.l3aUlmore Bliartman, Baltimore
J Cook, Ohamberaburg Wm Bryson, Ya
R H Duncan, Pa S Long, Pa
Wm Boonton, Indiana, Pa Joe Wilkins, Jr, Lewig.
A A Yeakle, Pa town. Del
W L Jones, Norristown, Pa A W Wilnuo, Indiana, Pa
lion Asa Packer, Id Chunk W Alexander A wire,
G Bober & wife, Oregon Gosport, Ind
BAI Callum, Haverhill, /I F McConkey A la, York
Maas co, Pa
Mrs M A McGookey York J Oliver, York co, Pa
co, Pa B 0 Dlnomore, York co, Pa
Hon J II Walton, Btrouds• John W Robbins, Cobn
burg 0 J Price, N Y
Thoe J White A la, N Y /1. R. Alberti, Fla
J Berger Bath, Pa W Chapman, Bath, Pa
A King, N Y R T Kennedy, Plttoblugh,
Dena Mary Lawrence, N Y Pa
11 Showalter, Berman- J 0 A 3100onkey, York co,
town, Pa 1.4
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below ?meth.
O U Hawk, Hancock, N Y 0 Jonlin, klassachueetts
W II Schofield, Yellow 8 N Callender, Meadville,
Springe, 0 Penns.
JH Lockey, Massachusetts T Tolman, Massachusetts
W 8 Hopp Litlz, Pa Mrs 0 Barnet, Easton, Pa
Mrs W Barnet, Easton, Pa 8E Eckel.MtPleseent, NJ
John Opdyake, Easton 0 Frees, Beading, Pa
T F Wolle, Greenboro, N 0 8 0 Wolle, Canal, Doter, 0
Mies Barnet, Easton, Pa 8 II Stevens, Chime, 11l
P Deffendaffer, Chicago, 11l T L Creasman, Doylestown,
W U Thompson, Bridgeton, i'enne
Nee Jersey B It Williams & daughter,
O W Cooper. Allentown, Pa Minereville, Pa
El 3 Catty, Cincinnati, 0 Mos Palmer, Bath, Pa
NATIONAL HOTZL—Raee meet, above Third.
0 Bennet, Pa Alexander Gray, 1V1Ike&
Georg f 0 Vogl° , Philo Barre
CO Brunner, Bethlehem Caleb Yoho, Bethlehem
It Thompson, Doylestown AK Di .el, Rome Oa
Wm 70 Vonte, Pottsville Mlt Young, Wisconisee
Wm L Turner, Plymouth Morgan P Medlar,Tarnaqua
Last Henry, Pa 0 T Leebtiok, Halifax, Pa
MADISON ROUSE, Second street, above Market.
J 8 Shoere, Jabstown, N J P S Johnson, Del
Isaac Collins, Vol Oen if Cannon, Del
Samuel McCracken ; Ducks John I' Millor, Bucks no i re
.
so, I's L Wattertnan, Ohio
BARLEY 1311EAY HOTEL—Second street, Wow Vino.
Jesse Comfort, Bucks co Win Loon, Hatboro
J Oiendeonin, U&A RR David Simpson, Ducks co
Timothy Pickering, Doyley-Amos Snyder & la, Bucks
town, Pa county pa
A ainenhower, Bucks co I) Jarrett, Bucks co
Jan Ditto. Bucks co Jr. N Mites, Davisvillo, Pa
James Williams, Pa Geo Hansel, Pa
Doubt Rl.ll, Bucks co Ueo Arnold, White Horan
Wli Carver, ^ mrtown Woo Davidson, Ohelten-
It Cheltenham, Pa ham, Pa
John iloppuck, New own Win Ward Usrpor, 8 0
BALD EAGLE: HOTEL—Third street, ab. Osilowbill
Bradfield, Atlantic City A Fiabburn, Dauphin oo
Obaa Ritter, Mittmanlo, Pa
Pa 0 T Hart, Fr3nolitown
J 0 A HolTedlta, Reading H 7
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, below Call owhill.'
DI Cr 'Howard. lowa Henry Thomas, I) ouglana
Jonathan W Wleler, Pa lerank Reed, Pa
Nathan II Ettinger, Pa Wm Buckman, Jenkins
Um Buckman, Jenkins- town
town Casper Ronde, 13yberry
Wm Thompson, Morrill°, Plias Ronde, Bouthamptn
M Trelehler, Pa Thee Jacoby, Allentown
Henry Snyder, Merktoman, JACOO Cooper, Ooopere
Pa burg, Pa
BLACK BEAR INN—Plith and. Merchant streets
tl Al Taylor, Del co. Pa Dr J Al Lewis, Del co, Pa
tarn T M Low's Del co, Pa AnseE Lewis. Del co, Pa
Jacob Devoe, * Cheater JII Dell, Pa
W P Sk nner.lo Ralph Marsh, W Chester
B P Brown, Pa A B Leedom, Dot co, Pa
WESTERN 110 TEL—Market street, above Eighth
J S Mann, Ili W P Miller, Ala
J Curtla, Oblo B Rea, N J
A Reeee,N 3 C Forest, N Y
E Preeman s NC Si White, Washington
-1) Cole. Pa .1 II Carter, Degiestorn
Saving Fund.—Five Per Cent+ Interest.—
NATIONAL BAPETY TRUST COMPAHY, WALNUT
Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any mum, large or email, and interest paid
from the day of deireilt to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The, inreetments are made in Real Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such first-clam securi
ties all th charter requires. Office hours, from 9 °Week
in the morning until 5 &Mock in the afternoon, sad on
Monday and Thiersdareveninge until 8 o'oloak. fee
Strauss k Goldman; No. 306 Market street
Above Third, 'Wholesale dealers in GLOTIIINti, are
noir soiling all their entire etudc aL,ltetail, at wholesale
pricea. • je3-lua
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPMA. 'WEDNESDAY; strriE 30, -1858.
Consumption of the Blood, or Anielnim-Ljh
this contra:in and dangerous dlsitime,tho blood loxes Ito
vitality, cocoon to nottriali the system, and to stimulate
the crone to healthy activity. The Protealdo of Iron,-
in the PERUVIAN SYRUP, tinplates the deficient
element, and the blood reeeivea new life, with a Con
sequent rvatoration of the bodily vigor, the return of
appetite, and the hue of health. fe2B4ad 11w
The Great Trial of Jules nanoPa Eau Athe•
NIPNNE 011 Meta Itairroricit.—A. number of ladles and
gentlemen haring held brads or gray halve nro invited
to teat the efficacy of Julia' Usurps Flan Athenlentio or
Ifoir Itextrirer, for calming o new growth Mime leattne‘e
oxide, and restoring gray !mire to their otlginal lire
color, brilliance mat eoftness. It to not n tlyo, is family
applied, amt to perfectly hermlese. It \NM be give,
free of charge, to alt oho apply pernonally at the ; office
RIO Laboratory of Jules llnnel & Co. , No. 701 Chnitnut
atreet. PLilndniphin , bete ten the boors of two and three
o'clock P. M. JuilB-00t telt
Singer's Sewing illnehines.—After a lair
trial of the several machlnea that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operatota boo
been given In favor of Singeec. This la, in fact, the only
machine capable of perforating every MO of sewing.
SINGBR'S NEW' FAMILY SEWING MACHIN):
Is, beyond all question, the most complete article for
family use yet int ented, being at once ornaMental,
easily operated, and Bawler, in every respect, to any
other iinachlao. On this statement we challenge the
world. 1. M. SINGER & 00.,
joUOna Omen, No. 002 OLLESTN litrcel,
Seamen's Saving Fmad—Office 1103 Walnut
etreot, one door went of Second Wee:. Um:wires de.
posits in mune of One Dollar end upwards, from all
Blesses of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of live per cent, per annum.
Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon.
day and Saturday until 0 in the evening. Freeldent,
Franklin ➢ell; Treaeurer and Secretary, Marten M.
Morris.
O.6I.BDRATED
PAHIIIY SEWING MACHINES,
730 CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now Justly admitted to be the
boot in use for hunily sowing, making a new, strong,
and elastic stitch, 'which will NOT rip, even It eyed,
fourth stitch be cnt. Oirctilluii sent oo application by
letter. app-y
Bower's infant Cordlul.-•This Invaluable
Cordial Is prepared from a variety of the moat choice and
efficient aromatico'knowu in medicine, and is the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By its powerful infinenee a speedy cure is effected in
all oasee of flhofic, windy pains and spasms. Believes
and mitigates mush of children's metering during dents ,
Con or teething, and by Its soothing properties trait
grandee pains of the bowels, looseness, vomiting, leo.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and bas been used In thousands of eases with the most
abundant success. No family !Mould be without it.
Prepared only by 1:110727 A. Bowen,
At his Drag and Chemical Store,
N. N. corner of Sixth and Green ate, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders taunt be outdrew& And for sale
by Druggista generally. . ay 16•17
C 110101.: NOVIMTIBS
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SUMMER STYLES OF RATS,
AT
WARBURTON'S,
No. 430 CUENTNUT Street
Jac Eason,
JOB PRINTER,
MERCHANT STREET.
Chaolto, Hotel, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads, Cir
culars, Cards, and all other kinds of Job Printing, at
prices to suit the those. ocl7-ly
On the 26th Ind., by Rey. John Patton, Mr. PETER
W. AMOR to Mrs. MARGARET OUSOKBALL, all of
tbla city. *
On Tbuyaday °Toning by Rey. J.ll Pales, Mr. JOHN
POFtTEIt to blise. JANE CALDWELL, both of Ole
city.
At Woot!Mown, on the 13th Indent. by Bev. M.
neeley. 31r. 18AA01411DDLNTON, of Camden, to Mies
VISTIIttIt 11AINEi, of Woo<"down, N J. *
At Leavenworth City. on the 24th lust., by the Rev,
P. Bohm T. M. JONTS, of Pittsburgh, to ANNIE,
daughter of (ten. Latimer,
On Sunday, .lith !natant, Ilan. nonEtrr T. CON
BAD.
The relatives and male friends of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of late brother•tn•law, Charles M. Wagner',
No. 341 North Sixth at., this (Wednesday) afternoon,
at 3,4 o'clock Funeral services at St. Philips' Church,
Vine at' cot, near Eighth. ai
At his residence, New floiriawlck, N. J., on the 27111
instant JACOB J. JANEWAY, L D , in the 84th year
able ago.
Him friends are copiloted to attend kie funeral. On
the lot instant, at 2t( n'clock, P.M., at the First
Presbyterian Church. New itrunewick, N. J.
NICHOLAS HICKS , son of Thomas and Letitia.
O. Ellin. aged II months and 17 dnye.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father.
Poplar street, west of Twentieth, this (Wednesday)
morning, at 0 o'clock.
On the 28th meet., atm SARAH PRA LCY, in the 37th
year of her age.
liar friend, and three of the family are teepee:fully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
honband, Peter B. Fraley, Aramingo street, east of
Frankton.' road, tole (Wednesday) afternoon, at three
o'clock, without farther notice ak
On Monday, 28th Instant, THOMAS FELTON, son of
Thomas W. and Eliza Harlan, aged 2 years, 11 rnoothe,
and 14 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are renneet
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, in Jackson street, tiftnayunk, Twenty
first ward, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three
o'clock.
On the 28th last, AM FURGUfION, daughter
of Richard W and I:lisa Ann Wilton, aged years, 7
months, and 6 ilsys.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her father, No 1337 Vienna street, E6hteenth ward,
late Kenelegton, at 5 o'clock this (Wednesday) -after
noon, 35,11
Suddenly, on Buoday,27th lust , Mrs. MAIUA, wife
of the late Conrad Roam
The rolativea and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest.
deuce 313 Crown street, above Vine, on Thursday af
ternoon. July 1; at 4 o'clock. a ithout further notice
To proceed to Laurel 11111 Cemetery.
Ou the 27th instant, afters lingering illness, Mrs.
MARY BASTIAN, wife of John Bastian, in the 68th
year of her age
The friends and those of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence f her
bunbaud, No 822 Liinuard street. below Wharton, on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment at St
John , * Church, Thirteenth stroel.
Suddenly, on the 26th instant GEORGE, sod of
4wge and Mary A. Kemp, in the 9th year of kin
ago
The relativea and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of hie parents, corner or Fifteenth and Parrish streets,
on this day, the 80th !natant, at 5 o'clock P. M.
without further notice. 'To proceed to Monument
Cemetery. ft
On the morning of the 29th inst., AMANDA, wife or
Wallace Clifton, in the 36th year of her age.
Wier relatives and the friend,. of the family are re
apeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from the red
dance of her father, Jacob Heats, 644 North Fifth et.,
on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. **
Pont Office, Philadelphia, June 28,
IS6S.—On end after this dote, the mails foe
CAPE ISLA be sent dully by a steamboat. The
ponch a ill be kept upon at this office until 9 A. AI.
je29-3t (4IDEON (i. wEsTcoTr, Pentiahter.
Ilnlversity of 'Pennsylvania—Depart
MET OF ARTS.—Tho Annual Commence
r.tent., for conferring Degrees in the Arts, n ill be held
on FRIDAY, the second day of July, in the MUSICAL
FUND GALL. The procession will leave the College
Gail at 10 o'clock A. M. 'the ittn erend Clergy. Judges
01 the United States and State floor's, the Mayor of
the City, Select and eounnon Councils, tltn Board of
Director/4 and Pre,ideut of Girard College. the Princi
pal of the Centtal Iltgh School, the CH11.11111110:: for the
Degree of Master of Arts, other Graduates of the Uni
versity, and the Public generally, ore invited to attend,
No tlcketx revmed. GEO ROB ALLEN,
Je29-4t Secretory of the Faculty of Arts.
ars University of Pennaylvanin—Depnrt-
MHINT OF AitTS.—The Examination of Can
didates for thni.tnion Gill he Gehl at the UNIT/MS/-
TY. on THURSDAY, the prat day of July, at 9 o'clock
A. M. Students can apply for admission, to pursue the
full come for the degree of Bachelor of Arta, or only
that portion of It for which the degree of Bachelor of
Science La given, or any ouch portion no the Faculty
luny !inaction. GEORtilt, ALLEN,
Jc•29.at Hocrete ry of tho Faculty of Arta.
1:: Gt. City Teen eAr i e t r A t o s E, D r l n t i z i 1 1 1 8 tak
OTICE.—The seniLannual interest on the . yunde,
Debt of the City of Philadelphia, don July Ist, 1808
o ill be paid on and after the first proximo, at this Office
WILLIAM V. Mct}IIATII,
Je29.3t City Treasurer.
rr—r City Treasurer's Office. Girard Drink s
Putt.anaLritts, Jona 28th, 78:,8.
OTICIL—Loans of the City of Philadelphia, matu
ring July Ist, 1858, will be paid on and after the first
prosinio, at this Office.
WILLIAM W.
je29.3t City Treasurer.
The Democratic Convention to umend
TIII: RIJI,1:8 will meet of SPRING OARDEN
Rabb, nt a o'clock W lONE:WAY, 30th twit
fly order of the Con - mitten
CHARLES BROWN, President.
Jon; CAMPBELL,
J. LEIRT.NIVINO, 19-eera'rjet" ' je2J.2t
Philadniphin and Reading Railroad
CO.--Oeflco 227 South FOURTH Street.
PIIILAMILeIIII., June amt , TM,
To avoid detention, the hoiden of Coupons of thin
Compnny, doe on Int proximo, nre requested to leave
them at thin Office on or before the 30th Instant, when
receipta will be given, and Chocks will be ready for de
livery on the let proXim,in exchange for maid receipts.
je22-tjyl S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
r y CI vtrznantown Passenger it allway.—T be
11-3 Coanalssinnero 0( the " Germantown Passenger
Itailway Company" will attend on MONDAY, the 28th
Jun•, DiSS, and on each baainegrt day thereafter, from
10 o'clock A. M. to 2 o'clock P. M., at No. 20 tiontlt
SIXTH . Street, to receive subscriptions to the stock of
sail Company, until the same Is fully aubsclihed.
Charles Magarge, William S. Perot, Vincent L. HMl
ford, J. D. Wheeler, J. it. Strutherd,
ard, William W. Wister, Mordecai C. Dawson, Thos.
A. wale, Deorge W. Ifionmersly, Jabot Cates, Jahn
J. (Irlfillh, and Hobert P. King, COSIIILI 441011001.
j.112-ItJYI
orOffice of the Frankford and Southwark
PIIILADSLPIIIA CITY PASSENGER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, (bate Philadelphia and Delwin°
River Railroad Company )
NOTICE —The Coupons or the Mortgage Bondy of
thin Company, becoming due OH the finm day of July
next, will be paid at the counter of the Girard Bank.
)e2B-Ikt E MUST, Tree:nu-or,
Commercial Mutual Insurance Com-
PANY.—A SIMIng of the Sluckholticre of Ode
1.1.3
Coiniiany will be Uhl at their Office, in rear of No. 218
WALNUT Sticet, on THURSDAY, July 8, 1858, at 11
o'clock &. 51. JOH., MuCOLLOM,
je115.4.jy8 Secretary.
orPhiladelphia, Jane. 24th,
Electi o n for Directors of the " MUTUAL DE
POSIT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF PUMA
DELPIIIA," to serve the ensuing year, will Le held at
the Office of the Secretary and Treasurer, S. E. corner
of THIRD and 'WALNUT Streets, on MONDAY, July
6th, MS, between the houra or 10 o'clock A. M. and
8 o'clock P. M. WBl. MARTIN, J O .l
je2l-10t Secretary and Treasurer.
i tUGUST BELMONT,
BANKER.,
76 IMAVEII, STREET,
dery Youtc,
Issues betty] of Credit, atonable to Trit‘ellerr, ort all
rats of 1110 woild. je,30.€133
Operial Notitz.
inarrtanes
incatio
Notices
SOUTHWARK BANK,
rfili.AmeLFDIA, Juno 23,186 R.
NOTICE le hereby given, that t• The Southwark
Bank of Philadelphia,i , located In the city of Phila
delphia and created for Thinking purposes, with a capi
tal of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, intends
to make application to the next Legislature - of this
Commonwealth for an Increase of one hundred and
fifty thousand do lara to it present capital stock.
by order of the Board of Directors.
je3o-wed 6 raos F, P.•STBRI,, Outlier.
INOTI6E:--ANELEURVIrrOrBEWN
DIREOTORSof the MONTOUR IRON COSIPANY,
to serve during the ensuing year, will be held on SA
TURDAY, the thirty-diet day of July next, between
the hours of twelve o'clock Al., and one &stook P.
At., at the tt La Pierre Hotel," In the city of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania.
j030.t kifil T. Al, BRYAN, Ja., Secretary.
DEAL ESTATE SAVINGS'
INSTITU
TION.
Louts, Juno 20, 1855.
DIVIDEND.—TJie Philadelphia depositors in this
Ileditution will ho pad interest on their deposits. 3)
per cent for sit months, on or after the lot of July, on
pre.entstion Of their eettilleates a the office of CHAS.
B iU EN, 121 'WALNUT Street.
InBo-11 (iSOltali K. Ifl lt, Prestdett
DIVIOEND.-NEW, GAS
Lump COMPANY.—TAIOIIIIIS , AND ME
-O.IIANIOS' BANK,
Dittr.AntmriDA, Juno 28, 1858.
The Directors of Hie New Orleans 0101 Light Com
pany lava deelm ad n remi-annual * tllvldond of live per
cent., payablo at thin Dank, to tho Illilludelphia , stock
lioldm a, after the first day of July pout,
Je29-1w W. RUSHTON, Secretary.
XCLITSIOIIS
FOURTH OF JULY
R. 3 EXCURSIONS
FirOM P 1111,11)E; PHI A TO NE SY 10 Rkl,
by the (Minden and Amboy and Philadelphia and Tren
ton Company's Linen.
Ezeureion Tickets will be sold on the 34, 4th, and sth
of July, I'm New York, good to . return Cu or before
Wetinveday the 7th of July
Prom Philadelphia on tinturdny, 34 July, by the 0, Si
end 10 A. 51 ,, Anil 2P. 51. linen On the 4th, by ,he
11X P. M., front Kennington Depot, and on the sth, by
the 0,0, And 10 A. AI. linen, from IVainutddreet linrf.
With the privilege of returning from New York ou
the sth July, by the 11 A. 51., 12 M., and 2 and 4 P.
M.
linen only. Alan, on the null 7th July, by any of the
tsuins from New York.
Faro for the Excursion, going and returning 24 00
Iho 6 A. M. and 2 Y. M. liner, from EIS* York lease
pter No. 1 North Kixer,ditutllie 8 and II A. 31., 12 01.,
and 4 M. ithea finui foot of Conrtitindt` street
Je3o-5t "- 11.VATEMEE", Agent...
NORTH PENNSYL
-1-z: -, VANIA ItATLROAD.'
.-..... ...... .....
"kotrtiqiiint
Excursion Ticketa to Bethlehem,
i Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Easton and Doylestown, GOOD FOR TIMM
DAYS, will lie issued SATURDAY, July 3d, nt the
Ticket Unice of the North Pennsylvania Railroad,
FRONT and WILLOW Streets.
Trains leave for Bethlehem and L. Vi 11. llt at p A.,
t6t, and 2:25 V. M. • ' •
Prnius leave fur Doylestown at 5:30 A. M., and 5:30
P. M. .
FARE rort TUE EXCURSION
To Bethlehem. ...... .$2 00To Mauch Chunk...s3 50
I
To Allentown 255 To Easton 2 50
To Doylestown 125
• These .trxeursions Trill afford a tine opportunity, at a
small expemo for viewing the picturesque scenery on
the N. P. rt:R.'and the L. V. IL It., or of inspecting
the interesting and stupendous operations in the Lehigh
coal region. ELLIS t.LAIIK,
je2o-tjys Agent Pi. P. It. It.
-- -
5 5 - PHILADELPHIA
ate ,AND ELMIRA" RAILROAD
LINE.—GREAT REDUCTION.
!rd kR
,Z'O NIAOARA FALLT ONLY SS. 00.
'Trains leave the Philadelphia awl Needing Railroad
Depot, oorner BROAD awl 'TINS Strect3,dally, (Sun
days excepted,) a 4 follows :
7:30 A. 37., day express.
3:30 V. H., night exprew
Tickets can ho proeuked pt the Depot, owl also at the
Oeneral Office et the line, Northwest corner SIXTH awl
Offt.STN IST Streets.
CHARLES S. TAPPER,
Jer29-1m General Agent.
FOR CAPE MAY.-DAILY.
- - EX.PRESS LINZ, by Steamer "SAL
LOON,,' Capt. W. WIIILLDIN.--Fon PASSUNGIIRS AND
THHia BAGOAGE ONLY. "
The swift and favOrlte steamer ,( BALLOON,"
having been thoroughly - overhauled and fitted with
every appliance to Insure speed, aafety, and comfort,
will, on and after TCESDAY the 20th instant, leave
Arch-street Wharf for Cape bitty every Morulog, (Sun
day excepted,) at 7 o'clock. Returning, will leave the
Cape at IX, o'clock P. M Pare $2, carriage litre In
cluded; Bervonts $1.50; Scaaon Tickets $B, carriage
htiy Pxtni. je25.13t if*
Wants).
•
WA NTED IMMEDIATE EX.-FIVE
Relit° awl energetic CANVASSERS. 'to sell
" PolveraN Diagram mod Slat hdical Record of the Sign
ers of the Declaration of Independence" in the city.
Apply to J. 0. POWERS, at the Lithographic Extah ,
livhment of D. S. Duval de Son, 22 South FIFTH
Street, where single coplell tiny always be had.
je:lo4Dit
WANTED, FOR THE UNITED STATES
OATALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given goal pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. ray from 812 to 82% per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTND BNRYION at No 817 MARLOW Street,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 2d Regt. or Cavalry,
apl7-tt • Recruiting Officer.
Qlgricnltural
nr, KIRBY'S AMERICAN HARVEST
ER,—Fornwrs are requested to call and examine
this machlue, now on exhibition at our store. It was
patented in September, 1850; took the second premium
at the great that or_the Unitod Plates Agricultural So
ciety, held at Syrneuoc, July, 1857 ; a special premium
of ether plate at the Nell Vork State Fair, held at Suf.
tato, October, 1857 and several other first premiums at
County Exhibitions, during the year It is made of
iron, and is particularly light In weight, and draught,
very simple in Its construction, nod not liable to get
out of order. n. LAlinnErn & SOS,
Agricultural Warehoubn end Seed Store,
Nos. In and 23 South Sisal hi net,
je3o-10" bete ecu Chestnut and Market stn.
DELA.NO'm INDEPENDENT TOOTH
11 AN' AND DRAIN RAKE —The experience of
hundreds of intelligent farmers has proved this Rake to
be the very bent Dow to nisi. litanufactured and for
. .
saln hy 1). LANDRETII tr. SON,
. linplemeut and seed Wurebuuse,
Nos ',Ruud 23 South Sixth street,
Is3o-11 4, between Chestnut and Market sts
tse PATENT RIVETED-BACK LAWN
SCYTHES, Riveted-bask Grass Scythes, Dariiug
& Waldron's Grass Scythes, Robyn Seythii, Plain
Grass Hooks. (Hass Edging Shears, and Horticultural
Tools in great variety ror sale by
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Implement, and Seed Warehouse,
Nos. 21 and 23 South Sixth street
IM-11X between Chesinnt and Market sta.
gg KETOUWL'S NF.W REAPER AND
.36 MOWER EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT.—
Thu !severe trials of the pant fen• neeks have proven
their decided !superiority over all ethos. Warranted
to work well, Orlin ease.
SPANGLER & UR All AM,
je3o No 637 MARKET Street.
. PRATT'S II ORSE RAKE.—Tho
numt, complete Rao es or tuvented. Haying and
Harvesting,Tools, very superior.
SPAM:alga & ONAIIAN,
je3o No. 621 MARKET Street.
jas PURPLE TOP AND ROTA RAGA
TURNIP, SEED. now crop; Burkuheat,
BP&NOLER k (MAHAN t
fell No. 627 MANIIET Street.
BLANCARD II 0U S E OADIVAY
and TWELFTH. Street, New Torh , , reopened,
elegantly furnished with every modern truproreanent.
The location is fashionable end healthy.
The 1001711 are large and well ventilated. Meals
nerved et all hours, and every attention paid to the
comfort of guests. Transient board 12 per day. Per
manent board at lower rates.
. .
The.whole under the management of C. J. AIACLEI,
LAN, (late of the United States Hotel, Philadelphia)
who reapectfully solicits the patronage of hie friends
and the travelling pub' e j:3O-21n
SEA BATHING.
DELAWARE HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
Thls first-elaatt end popular Rouse to now open for the
reception of visite"o. For health, tecteation. or pleas
ure, tt to unsurpassed by any on the Dann&
Joao-swlt JAMES =CRAY, Proprietor.
fiIREIGEIT FOR NOVA RCO TIA
IL' About 700 bbl bulk can be had for a port In No
on Scotia. Apply to
JOUN M. KENNEDY A: CO.,
Je3o 172 NOD 0` it NY II AR N`E.
W. V. IAIUI Ell , S. W. II IROXII,
Attorney at Law. Nunn) , Public
%A- r E. BARBER Sc. CO.,
VT • or
DAVENPORT. lOWA,
11iiN0 opened nit °Mee In connection with their
WEs mitt: INVI:etTIICNT ASID CoLLECrioN AOHNCY,
AT
Nn. 23 BOUM THIRD STREET, PIIILAbELPIIIA.
FITTIMN PER CENT. LOANS
The above Arm are loaning money for Eastern parties,
the security of Cultivated Farms in Oho vicinity
of Davenport loon, and return rteramt Paa cigar. per
annum, in Ertatern par lands. The security is perfectly
safe, as no loans are made except upon unencumbered
Deal Estate, nor to an atnount greater than oar-cocoa
Dm intrinsic value of the land. The money bet rowed
I. generally used in improving the farina, thus enhan
cing the value of the security. The securing lustra
ment Is ft DEED op must, by « Mat the Trustee to an
thOl IZ , Nt to sell the hind at publie auction, without fur
ther legal process, to twenty days after default In the
pipit out of either principal or interest. A full iiescrip
tiou of the farm and Itnprovententv I. always cent to the
lender when the lean is effected.
LAND WARRAAtE LOCATED.
. _
They 'taco skilful persona employed in the different
Land Districts of the West In malting select tone of
rhnlco nand'. No /orations aro 17)111)14 except from or
runt insmetion. • Some of the fittest lands In lowa aro
• Gast coming Into market, under the proclamation of the
President
F.STERN LANDS SUPERINTENDED.
They take Allege of Weiternlnnibt owned by Fantert
pnrtic4, wntch favorable opportunities for selling them
not PAO eon 000-RESIUGNVI.
I, A lAN COLLECTF:D
Owing to the location of their 15'tditern office nt a eon
t el on the Miasissippi giver, they have minimal
facilities for making col lectiona throughout the Weal.
Proceed% remitted mi the day of
Oapitali.t%nnd others lotere'qted to the West, are
in
~lted to call at their often in Philadelphia, where mec
ilium' mope and atallattc% of Western Staten may be
even, nod Information obtained an to the T ow of West
ern land%, and the Nara ) . of Western Hecurities.
RITMO:SCE:I.
Colllogri, 11 , 411., Philadelphia Bank.
Mogsrs Ro)11
Melgra. Mord. & .loorq h Co., rhiladelirkii
Mossni.
It. 11. Houston Eaq., tz
C. It. Colentau,'Orq., Mochanie4' Bonk, Ballitonto
P. 1.111,0 n, }Ng., Dank of Italtimore, "
Moss'4, beech & Muir. Pittsburgh,
3. M. Ilugltes, I•;sq., hunk of Lrmis ,
illossrg. Cook A. Salgent., Duni:els, Davenport.
TAMER.---SAMUEL EMMONS
I 7
IL will remain in this city one week longer, by re
quest of his friends, and he will teach a class or club of
his power awl skill over n welt-knots n end vicioughorge,
on 'WEDNESDAY. the 30th, end SATURDAY, the
3d, at Minimal, MINNA'S RIDINI.} 5e11004, Arch
!quiet, abono Broad Punitively hie lust week in this
city. Ito will hone the moat vicious horse that eau bo
produced, free of charge. For further Information, in
quire et the school. je2B-3t ifit
AUMAN &
Importers and IVholeaato Deldera in WINES
BRANDIES, WIIIS.KEY, DINS, and FANOY LI
QUORS., No. 1017 MARKET Street, between Tenth an.
Elevonth Rtroots.
IirEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.—PIPER'a
IiBIDEIIECK. genuine brand, constantly on band,
received from sole Importers, and for sale by
A BIIIIII.NO, Bole Agent in this City,
ap22-dtim Booth WitONT Street.
CLARET WINE.—DE COURSEY, LA
& CO , 335 MARKET Street, hare
art Importation of Lafortrearde'a Pure Bordeaux °Walt
Wine, highly beneficial for invalids. jeb4m
detail IDip. uolobs.
NOTICE.-
WE WILL WEE OUR STOCK
(IRE AT LA' 111;113Tier413 PRICES,
Previous to Closing the Store for
ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION.
1110111 AS IV. EVANS CO.,
818 nod 820 CHESTNUT Street
G REAT REDUCTION IN PRIZES
OP
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
CLOSING SALES OF TILE SEASON.
ItUAL GUIPURE MANTILLAS.
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS.
PUSHER LACE MANTILLAS.
FRENCH( LACE CIRCULARS.
BLACK BAREGE CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS
TRAVELLING DUSTERS,
' In profuse variety,
J. W. PROCTOR & 00.,
3029 - No. SOS CHESTNUT street.
LUPIN'S WIDE %MITE BAREGES,
for Shawls, Circulars, &c., by pion,. or yard.
Diack Silks, ovary glade, for Dresses and MontiDui.
Grenadines and Damps.
- Organdies and Daroge Robes.
5,000 yards mixed Lu, olta, of 10 craft,
5.000 yards napalm On, On, 123, , cents.
5,000 yards new style Galvin, at - r2s cents.
11111AELMS ADAMS,
Je2B MGM% and ARCH Streets.
rfiItAVELLING DRESS MATERIALS
NEW STYLES.
Ottoman Poplins, Shepherd Plaids.
Bripulure Licors, Oriental Lustros. &c.
White and Printed Marseilles, every pattern.
Do. - do. Brilliants.
Summer IfosierV and Gimes
1 4 11111. Bosoms, Angle and In sets.
Ducats, Ohallies , &c., reduced to close out.
Tarleton, fur overing glahnen.
CLIARLEB AD.I.IIS,
Jc2.B MOUTH and ARCH.
BLACK CANTON CRAPE, FOR MEN'S
Ovate anti'Vests.
Mack Canton Silk Camblets.
Striped and White tutor..
Ito. and Checked Ster,ncker,
,Extra Ono burr and drab Linens.
. Drab Nankin Pongees. •
Yellow India and NnnkCOLIS
=HH&RPLDSS BROTIISItS,
Je7.84( - ' • °LISSOM add Eiqu'rn.
EACH MANTILLAS.—Just received !rein
ALA a Now York unction sale; sevoral - small lota Lace
Mantillas. Prices, from st•tio to $ll. - -
COOPER & CONARD,
je2o ' S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET,
CIfFIP SILK DUSTERS.—Now waking
A up. iievernl pieces Silk into goad styles Dusters. iIL
$O and $7. Also, Dusters, $l , $1.26, $1.60, $1.75, $2,
to n, - 000 - PETV & OONARD
,
_ je26 8. E. corner NINTII And MARKET.
'Q3 CENTS DUCALS.—Entiro, stock 9 . f'
C.J4 31 cents goods reduced to 183; cents. Ducat dud
llarege Rubes, reduced; thin Pinsk Weds. reduced.
COOPER &
feat 8. E.`corner NINTII - and BLIEKET.
WHITE GOODS.—Best 121 ceas.lnconet
Muslin ever mold. -Fine plain and ngur,d Mud.
fins. COOPER , & CONAIM,
Je2d S. R. coiner NINTH and MARKET.
NEW-TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAG
/. TORY. FRINGES unequalled In quality.
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAO
TORT. 01/STONERS SAVE TWO PROrlni.
NEW. TRIMMINGS STORE &NO RAC
/N TORY. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.'
JEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND VAC
/ TORY. °odere executed by our own operative,
NEW TRIMMINGS STORE AND FAG
TORY. J. G. MAXWELL & SON,
8. E. corner ELEVENTH nod CHESTNUT Ste.
Branah- , ..318 8 SECOND, below Spruce.
,je24.6t
TITHE-13HE A: PEST EMBROIDKRED
CRAPE SLIAWLB ever offered In this City are
now being sold by -
THORNLEY & CHISM
N. E. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
aserlllee for
CAM,
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, name
quality and styledas we have sold for -
TWENTY DOLLARS: -
which we nrn now veiling nt the toctrontely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
Ladfra, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
RANDSOItti SHAWL. KO CirilAP4
MAO, Plain Crape Shawls, from $4 to pi.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains 'in Lnee, Silk, 'Moir Antique Man
ilas, Au.
Travelling Dress Materials In great variety.
Thin Summer. Dress Goods.
Organdies, Dames, Tirotublines,
BLACK nILKe, leANOY KILNS. An.
Our name to justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Boys' Wear.
Linen floods, of our own importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels,
Nitta, Veil, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Ac , at
THOHNLEY A CII ISM'S
I , ONIT-PRTCE CASH STORE,"
N. E. Oar. EIGHTH A SPRING GARDEN Streets,
REDUCED.—Another lot 121 arid 15 cent
Lotrno, reduced to b
Rich Ratio-otritio block and mbar iovtoro, 31 cta.
Floctit black owl broth n inbccd Lot cilito, 25 oto.
Coo) yda block Tranactino, (blest quality, redociol In
33 ctn. .
11.111E(IF. DRESSE,S.
Rich Satin pinid, gay .dyle.4. Ilatege Dr.omo, 555
Ono tOt tinegt mode Ituregei, reduced to 16 et.:
=Mil
Almon. - Dumb+, Poll de Chest., LaveDoi
DUCAL RODEO
Also, Robes a'quille : Lawn Robes. reduced.
LACE MINTILLAS.
Some very handsome, for $lO, from Ruction, oud worth
$l5, with a variety of othDUST er odyles, ALio,
SILK ERS.
SILK :MANTILLAS,
and conildnaliong of Silk and Lace, colour own surnniuu
ILUSEMICTUItt, freak from the nurk•roomn ur cry hour•
during the day.
COOPER k CONARD,
8. E. corner NINTH. and MARKET
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
CONSUMERS of RICLUARDSONTI LINENS. and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE 00005, should
see that the articles they purchase are reeled with the
full name of the rare,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
ig a guarantee of the souudnees and durability of the
Goods.
Title - caution is rendered essentially necessary ad large
quantities of inferior and defemive Litmus are prepared
season alter season, and seali d with the name of
EIGUARDSON by Irish houses , who, regardless of the
Injury time inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers or the gerodue Goode. will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can be imposed on with Goode of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
nty2B.Bm Aseuto, 30 tilt BCH Street, bow Yolk
A GARD.
JOSEPH A. lIAGY,
Retail Dealer to
DIMIESTIO AND Vonnom
DRY GOODS,
No. 449 N. SECOND Street, above WII,IOW,
PHILADELPHIA.
Large Story White Building
TERDIB-ONR PRIOR FOR ()Mil
117 Prices marked In plain figures on each article
1+4 , 29 3m
E YRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARM
STAPLE; AND FANCY 6ILE. (100 W
OPENING OP
SPRING SILKS AND ROBES
BAYADERE LIMIT SILKS
BAYADERK RICK BILKS.
CLUNK BAYADDRE SILKS.
OMNI MODE DLIIN AND BROWNS
NEWEST, STYLE KODRI3.
$2, $2.60, and. 13 [or the
nun BERING SKIRTS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
•
myl4-t 171 FOURTH AND ARO!' BTREETEI
Sewing illarbines
ARRIS's BOUDOIR SEWING MA
aA to offered to the public as the most melte
Me low-priced Sewing Machine in use. It will new from
six to sixty stitches to an inch, nn All kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the lino‘t cambric' It is,
without exception, the simplest in its mechanical con
struction over made, and can ho run and kept in order
by n child of twelve years of ago The DURABILITY of
this machine, and the QUALITY OP ITS %YOBS, are war•
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred to fifteen hundred 'ditches per min
ute. The thread u sed is taken directly from the spools,
WITHOUT MR TROPULT: OP 1110Y124DINO In fort, it in n
machine that is wanted by every family in the land, and
the low price of
FORTY DOLLARS,
et which they ate sold, briugH thorn within the roach of
tamest every one. S. L. BAKER, Agent,
JelB-tinin why eowilin 20 South EIGIITIL Street.
—_„__ ------------
1 4 1IREWORKS.—Tlie undersigned, in addl
lion to hl4 large Meek of Works for taro Mot
trade, hat just received float the factory a splendid as
..nrtioent ot tolttoot U01.011}11) WOltfiS, for prirat
raid ;labile et hi hi t Potts, uothufoetured by ft pyroterhula
of to enty.th e )ears standing, the oldest best 1n th
1:111te , 1 Stole; Among the list may be found.
Vertical Wheel+, Ito Wes,
Illuminated Wheel+, I Masonic Stan+,
Laws: Stars. Mines,
fottide 'Wangles, Globes,
Had IV heel+, 0 ullionitel,
Caudle Wheels, Thunder Wlivel,.
Capric,i, Maroons.
I'm sian Jet+, Colored Candles.
Jack in the Box, C015:55:51 Bengolas,
Ilengola Lights, Butteries,
Cototed Rockets, Open Triangles,
With many other varieties not named.
N. E. l'arties at a distance mill please order thei
Works as early as possible. Exhibitions, Irons $5O It
$5OO, futnished at shout notice.
J081:1'11. It. 13USSIER,
110 SOUTH IV LIARVES
FIRE -WORKS! FIRE-WORKS!!
A full tumurtiuuut of
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
STEPHEN P. WIIITMAN,
1810 MARKET EITFIKET,
MIMEO
-fat sate - anti (Ea let.
cm TO GENTLEMEN" STOCK GROW
ltaiL FIGS.—FOR PALE—A beautiful COUNTRY
811 AT and PA11.31, in short distance from the city of
New York, inn de , lghtfill and healthy region, cam.
mand in an extensive prospect of laud and water. The
allnallun is mien passed In natural capacity. To the
man of linelnen, or leisure, who to, fond of stock breed
ing; and is desirous of a country residence near the city,
rho opportuntly Is a rare ono for Inveetaient. On the
place is a lino large Blandon, in excellent order, replete
with Cons (11/011CCS foi a large ismily, and sur
rounded with the usual appurtenances of a gentlem en ,.
residence. The Borne and other out-buildings aro eaten
alve, with /1, farm-house tit a convenient dietance.
Them aro several orchards, with large. gardens, green
house, Granary', and choice Fruit of every variety
grown in the climate. The owner' has given hie per
sonal attention to the careful cultivation and improve
ment of It o niece. but nnespected providential changes
in hie family have induced him to offer it for sale. Pos
session given immediately. on the owner le making or.
~entents for residence abroad,
For further, particulark, ns to terms, &c., address
31012.1115, bon 2137 New York Poet Office. :1030-IVetiA
litaA - FURNISHED HOUSE IN THI
country, a Mita fire minutes' xalk of a I : Ain:WI
station, TO RANT. Cartirtge-ItOuse t - stabling, 'variety
of trait. Ac (troun4o well shaded, and healthy lo
slily Apply to WALNUT Street, third 11001,
trout 0 A. 111. to 2 P 4f. fe2B-I;rit
TO REN T.—The new four-storied iron
ljaj nt STORE, N 0.240 North THIRD Street, Above
Race street, suitable for any businrso. Terms easy.
Apply at No. 321 VINE Street, (tom 9 to 10 A. and
from 2to I'. je2o.t.tif4
T
OFFICE ROOMS TO LET:hreo
e , beautiful COUNTING 'ROOMS, Grigg's 1:i re
ouf Building.) on the erend door, front, No. 2 30
WALNUT Street i suitable for insurance, or-any other
Compsnirs usedi int communinting 5300,5.
Jen-lets - JOILN GR IGG, 220 WALNUT Street.
- -
ROUSE FOR RENT AND FURNl
..llrrunn FO2l 0.11,3011 ahout re ngnishing
housekeeping, otters for rent a good hou,e located On
VINE Street, near Legal' &pore lle will alto sell the
Furniture, which has been iu use but n short time, and
is an good as 11000. Athlreas Q. P. Q. al• this (Om ,
Jelll-tt
T(TTLET.-GOTTAGE AT LONG
1311,1 N U". newly I u rnished and newly built, vr
in 300 feet of the ocean. Ten bleeping roma, dining
room, large parlor, kitchen with convenient cooking at
taugententA, coach hotm, ',tables, garden. nod about 2
aelett of grutuol. Further particulars applv to it,,. 26
South FI FTII Sheet, or to HENRY ROWLAND. Long
Branch, N. J. jel7-2w
110 LET.-THE Ut YF.Ii JLOOMS OF
etorex Nu.-221 And Nu. 333 MARICET Street.
REGISTER OF WILLS
ANDREW S. WESTER
'ilbJect to Democratic Milos.
riLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT- -
_ - JOSELII A. '
- Eleventh Ward
Subject lu tho rule, of tho Democratic party.
' 3011.4.1te
QUERIFFALT Y.---Enco.traged by my
k'friPwlet; I offt 4 r myself as a - candidate lot the office of
.91IERIFF of the City and County ,mt
etihject to the tlecißiou of the People's patty, tr4ose no
mination I rehpectfully - -
WILLIktt It. KERN,
Fifteenth yard.'
F OR REGISTER Or WILLS-
JOHN' CASSIN.
Fifth. Vitt.
lititoect. to Democratic Dui'
AT THE SOLICITATION of my friends,
I offer myself as a Candidate for the Office or •
ItEOISTER OF WILLS.
Subject to the Yeople'e nomination.
It. CALHOUN SEE,
Of the Eighth Word.
jell4l,lW Imer
14 -- 1 - ICREGUITEIi OF WILLS—
CRARLES D. ILNIGIIT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Nolo'flattop. - jol-tf
L'OR -REGISTER OF WILLS.
TORN CAMPBELL, 011-BEVENIII WARD
Subject to Democratic rules. myll-4m
nentlemen'o .furniebing QE•ootnii
-C,...IENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W KNIGHT, 606 AROII Street. above Sixth,
ehiladelphla. Dealer in .Itll Muds of .Pnrnishlng
Hoods tun! manufacturer oL Pine Shirts, warranted
I
equal n every respect to any others manufactured to
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order, mhl-1 f
CI ENTLEME N'S WRAPPERS OR
IL-Pt DRESSING GOWNS.The largest and best an.
sortment in the city, wholesale end retail, with a full
line of I . ndeiClothieg, nutted to the season, et W W
&NIGHT'S, SOS MICH Street, above Sixth Philadel
phia. rahl-tf
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
LIEN'S FURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No 1O
011E8TNIIT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, Is particularly Invited to this improved out of
dhirte, the most perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ale and retail, and made to order. aus.lyit
Batliitt2-tiobee, &:*r
JOHN P. SLOAN'9
BATHING-RORE AND CLOTHING STORE,
DEC AT 13 It STRERT, NEAR NV ASSIVSOTON,
CAPE ISL AND, N.
\Vivo° n ill be found n large assottnient of all kinds of
itATIIISO for Ls,lirs, Gentlemen,
Mnstrra, Children, nud Infants, 'itch as Blouse:, L..-
nrvit,r,;, and Flannel Shirts, of nil qualiti,,, siren, and
colors, together with easy style of Bathing Robes,
Oil Caps, Leather and Own Belts, Slippers, hum
Shoes, Toss offing, Soaps, Colognes, Ric , as well as Morn
ing hols , M, for old and young, largo and small. Also,
Gentlemen's Ore...a-Shirts, Collars, Suspenders, Uloaea,
Cr.tvals, Ilandkerehlefs,
A largo assortment of READY-MAUI; CLOT El ISO,
suitable for the season, tawny., on hand, and for halo at
as 100 rates as any tither establishment ou the Island or
elsoohero.
J. P. SLOAN ako keeps on hand n full supply of
Bathing Ruben at HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. SOS (formerly 271) MARKET Street, five doors
above Eighth etreet, PITILADELVIIA,AIIiCh hill be sold
at the most reasonable prio.e.
llsthlug baits will be ERRED to transient viallera at
ha Apre, on the Island.
Having wade the getttug-up of batbiug apparel hls
duty for several yearn past, the subscriber thinks that
hid experience qualified hue to suit the taste Of the
meat fdatblloutt.
J. P. SLOAN likewise °couple., the Store If. E. cor
ner of NVASUINUTON end DECATUR Streetd, Caen
InLsko, urpovite the United States hotel and the Atue.
riesn (louse. where MRS, .LOAN well hate the super
\ldea of a very large end well releeted assortzdont of
BATUMI APPAREL
for Ladies, Misses, Children, and Infants, comprising
Ilaaques. Polkas, Y oke a, Sack!, and ovary other approved
article desirable or suitable for sea-whin, -
Persons oho intend b aating Capo Island can' be
ar
comomodorrd with bathing apparel at either of the abut e
Moroi, and thus avoid the troublo and expense of car
rying them from a tii , dance
This being his eighth season in the liathliig:Robo
business, J. I'. Bt.oao feels subtitled of his ability to
plea, pervoms In all kends of garments suitable for
sex-bathing.
Returning sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore rece•wed, he re-Tactfully solicits a continu
ance 01 the llama
No. SOS (formerly 274) MAIllinl" St., Phllndelphin,
Ilan one of the largest msurtments of Bathing Robes
in the United States, bultablo for aea•hatbing at Cape
Islsnd, N. J.. Neenort, R. 1., Long Branch, Atlantic
sty. and elsewhere. ' ;te2l•tje3tl if
LIE SPRING GARDEN SAYING
A. FUND.
(OHARTEWO Tr Tut T.B(•IBLATURE or PBSNUILTANIA.
- -
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Popovflora,
and all Moneys Paid hack on Domand
OFFICE, 331 NORTII THIRD STREET,
(00N8OLIDATIOS Banc Botumso.)
This Institution is now open for the transaction of
baeineas. and la the ooly Chartered Saving Fund located
to 100 northern past of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from ti to 2% o'cloak,
and also on MONDAY:4 and THURSDAYS, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the Evening. • - -
.... . . . ,
Froierlak Klett, '1 James 8. Pringle,
Btophen Smith, Jacob Dock,
John P Levy, Joseph M Correll, , ,
Don Henry K. Iltroug, George Woelepper,
Danlol Undorkotler, J. iVesloy Dray,
Don. Win Millornid, Robert B. Davidon,
Frederick Steake, P. 0 Ellmeker,
Freitcla Hort, John P 'Ferree,
dolope P. LeOlero, I Ortorge Knecht;
John Kessler, Jr.. John fern.
President. SASSES 8. PRINGLI9.
B...cretars., ORORON T. THORN. apM-ItH
---
AYINLi FUND.-- UNITED STATES
1.7 TRUST COMPANY, corner of TIIIRD and OILEST.
MIT Streets.
Large and email some received, and paid back on de
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER OENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hears, from 9 until d o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVEN/NOS from 7 until P o'clock.
DRAFTS for Dale on England, Ireland, and Sootland.
from LI upward,. '
Pre7ldent—STEPLIEN R. ORAWFORD
Treasurer—PLlNY VIER.
Ta14.1.--.7 A MRA R. TITYNTRR
LIGHT
PATENT KEROSENE, OR 00AL OIL LAMPS,
Unrivalled in beauty, simplicity, safety, or economy.
Erery person wishing to übt in the very beet and
oheapest Portable Light within th-lr roach should tmli
and examine these Lamps before purchasing elsewhere ;
and we pledge ourselves to demonstrate
Ist. That no accident min occur by explosion,
21. That they, omit no offensive oder while burning.
3d That they are very easily trimmed.
4th That they are easily regulated to give more or
less light.
fith. That they burn entirely froo from smoke.
oth. That the light is St least 60 per cent. cheaper
thin any other light now in common use.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all eases.
-Wholesale and Retail Agency, 38 South SECOND
Street, above Ohestnut.
Southern and Western dealers supplied with LAMPS,
OILS, WICKS, SHADES, and everything in the line,
on favorable terms. B. K. SOUTULAND, Agent.
tnyt4-rmw.2m
pETERE's PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
EMLF-WINIMATING GAS LAMP
Is Mao only Potent Barner that has
NON-CONDIJOTOLATTAOILED.
For safety, Cheer ueSs, srsi itrillisnoy, it istirpasst
ell others. . .
STATE AND 0 WINTY EIGHTS FOR PALE.
ikddren B. p. PETERS,
B. \4. corner 'MOND sna CHESTNUT Sta., Phila
delptda i and 422 8R0M:0,44Y, New York. mh4-Ir,rp
IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
J-1 to your intereala, sold pat , oaiso USSaEIt'S LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Pout% STORM Arcot, Wow Chostnut
Previous to his operung a r esnonsibis factory, you were
charged 118 for worst. Which he is now doing in a war
ranted Rancor from $8 40E10. Support him, or you will
hats the same atm , . to pay.
$1.15 I,7T,Fts.liolrNLEvirgitiTrEßS.
75 et, for VELVET SLOBBER.
76 eta. for KID SLIPPERS.
BLACK LINEN GAITERS.
At PARKER'S,
jel9.lmit 91 North SLUM Street
LURE CLARET! PURE CLARET!—
IL From RI Ism gallon upwarrle.+md bi the down from
:Els. imported ,lirect le. A' Eltlt &
bele, ale and Retell dealers in 11 Ines,
Urine(' &c ,No 113 ;loath IIEiVLIN Tll street, 3. 1;
colour of 13auboin.
West of Tnellth
Ayply tho premises. to
31. L itALLawilLt. &
- OtTILLON, 'ANDER: I O,N ; k
Voiffiall
WE STUDY TO PLEADS."
JOHN P SLOAN
Bavingo -lirotbs:
PERPETUAL QUARTER
faml36
ttaisen iits
WHEATEErS; A. 4 OR .8T: THE AT RE.
Enillienittpnt of,ilie.Wiirld-renhUmed
TROOPY). in an &Wire change 4ior Perfaionence
NEW, TAIP.BAHX. And. liAlA.i T.
' THIS (Wednesday) BYES (N}. JUNK 28th,
The perlormence wit) commenee with
TOR JONG OF Tile; A 1.V.3
THE QUERN Of .TIIR .a.% SUMS (tY
KELLER'S BUONO A WERICta. II oLLICT. r'QQSPP
To conclude with WASH SO lON'S ILONVIIENT ;
or, THE GLORY OP Aginuok.
„ AD '
Boxes, 25 centi; - .l3ectired: Beate In Wets Circle 37
Orchestra Stens. 50 cents) Seats in Priraln Bexes. 75 ;
Gallery, 13 cents. - -
Doors open et 7A( o'elock;"perrerma nee d commence 7 h .
T. M. B. WHIT CON Treavurer
PRE BROUGHAIt ,TESTMONIAL.
The committee respectful - liniment/co that this
compliment to
MR. lIROUO HAM. -
The diatlnolened Author-Actor. will Ink^ place on
FRIDAY EVRNING, JULY f2d,
WALNUT BTREET THEATRE,
A 1,103 T ATTII6.OTIVB BILL
will be presented -
For particulara see fatureadvertiseatente
SPECIAL_ NOTICE -
The Committee wilt convene at the following Quiet;
for The disposal of tobeta and places: '
- At the Girard Bence, Monday, June'2B. Atli A. M.
At the Odeon, Bonne, Tu ed.y. June 2 at ILA M.
A; the Franklin Roues, Wednesday,- dupe ao, at
11 it. AL - -
At the llerebantet , , Thvgley ! July lot, at 111 a. M.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MIMIC.--
B. W corner of BROAD and• LGOURT ,treo...
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS -EV RRY MONT
CELEBRATEDBY PEE
GE RITA IVI A" 0 BaligST R A,
.LT 8 O'CLOCK. 4 .
• CAUL BENTZ. 144/DKR. • =."-"-' - •
The eatabliahrnert will bo baantlfui iv ihcovated with
aliruhhory i plantx, stattlexy, and a pidyiDg fountain; V/
Menem. Wood & Perot
81..g1e Mobutu 25 coats. - -
. - .
Packagea of 6 teketa $l. To be bad at Bees 6: Lan
too's, Seventh and Obeatnut autt•Atitire , o, 3161 Chest
uutatreet6 • -- .
jn:U•tf
,31furartit (EmiglanLe's
INSURANCE 003IPANY OF , TIIE
' , STAPP OF PENNSYLVd. - flll - - AND 11A
RIND INSURANCE—No. 4'excita t;132 tsOILDINGEI
_ . . . ..,
Ohartoral to 1791—Capital V,2oo,ooo—Amets, ?Joon
nr.r t . IMR, 017,440 50 100, " - ~- .
. Ail Inc ested la sound and available sactiiifies—cones
ono to insane on VOtTalg and Ctirgoes, Buildings, Stocks
of Merchandise, ,te., on liberal 14 , 1•17.4.
DI/LEG TOPA
Rem-y.l) gherrerd, Geurglt ir. Btunrt,
Slowon Tohy. E•LlTibel Giant, ;.r.•
er..,,11eA Me6"..ie.t4t, Tut it , .! Wagner '
IV Ilion 0 i%oith, Thcua B. Wnt.tk or.,
Johns Budd, Menu G. Vicerran,
Willi.at R White. Chaelaa S. Le xis
George C!.
11K:1M ID EardtAM!) Presidina
LLI AU HA et , c.rotary. jeB.x frm.tf
A MERICAN t'IRE INSURANCE CU.,
Am- INCORPOILITED 1810-743.11.4RTEH PER
P.ETUAL.
N 0.310 WALNUT Street, shore Third, Philadelphia
Unclog a largo paid-up Copital Stock. and
Invested in sound and available Seouritiee, continue
mance en Dwellings, Storer., Furniture Ilarcharldi,oa
4086e11% in Port r..e.d their Cargoes, and 'other Verprat
Property. , All Losses liberally and prnmptly &Nests&
- • , - - - . intaatOskl,
Qiorge AbbotAi /obit T. lane*
John Weteh-
Osepgr Sy.l.Portle,
Samuel 0. Morton, James H. Osntpbell,
Psitriek Brady, - • Edmond. G. DOM.
_Oharlen W. Poultney.
GEORGE MIIItYPT, President.
TRONS AR - R,MARS.B._I3etretILT3' T
. 74044 it
£Uebisinal.
L.TARTSBORNE'S • OURE;ALL . TIIE GREAT PAIN AIiNIIIILATORroarI Remeiy
foT DYSPEPSIA., WEAK STOMACH AND Iif„EAR.
ROWELS
This article is the greatest discovery In Chi:unbar or
1e iral licionctifor the rapid Onto of - RIIEIIIKAT/fltd,
NKURALO IA ; TOOTH-ACHE, SORE TRW:UT, BTI
NECK, or Pain In the LIMBS, BIDE. BACK, or coy
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Idni
ales, Sinews, and Bones, cooquerivg all pain.
It is also an grcellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion ' which arises from a weak stomach or Thousandsbowels Thousands of Persons who have used ItARTS
IltihNE'S CURE-ALL have boon astonished at Ile
rfondorfid puvor in removing any pain from the system.
tiottlos 12, 26, 60 cents, and $l, to be sold by _
B. IL JENKINS.
ap22-111( Ginner SECOND and WALNUT Streets
11 - TSllO.li NE 'S E'ALTH—R EST 0 -
it RER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The beet Restorer of Health, and the best
bloeclPuritying Compound la the World! It doss
not co. fain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is suited to the iranaire I and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples any erup
tions from the chin; gives bloom ant freshness tee the
complexon, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial iu taste. and acts like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any canoe.
Quart bottles small bottles 60 cents . . veld by
- E. 11.../ENKINS;
Corner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
apEt-iftt
T,.opartuccol)43 Notices
rpm SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY
enternd into Cio.partneriihip, under the .etyle of
ALTDENRICD & ROMMEL, to carry on the COAL
linsi neO. 7. LATTB.';`,Mr,',4
JACOB M. 1.2.0.11MLL
Yntu mnurlit , 3mn,21,1858. ,
DIME WILKESB ARNE LEHIGH COAL,
FRO3I THY. MAMMOTH BALTIMORE VEIN.—
highly ..teemed coal to 1101 V being introduced Into
Oa. market - by the suheeribera, who have escured the
exclusive control tar its sale. In the Baitituore mar
ket, where thin Coal tuna taken the precedence for the
past twenty yearn, it is universally pronounced as deci
dedly the best FAMIL I' and „STEAM COAL mined. We
tun thotelore guaranty our customem universal matte-
Cattiou. A.L . Dhist MED & ROMMEL,
CALLOWUILL-STREET R - ll Ali F,
jo2S-tf Delaware
A-4151 I TED ,COPARTNER-SIIIP is
hereby cortided to all whom it may conecre, that
THEOhOltll 31INOIL and CHARLES M./431E1E4
Llllt, hare, this ith day of June, 1555. associated our
selves together for the purpose of forming a limited to
partnership, under the laws of Pennsylcanll. under the
articles, terms, stipulations, and. egreemeutt following,
•
1. The name, style, and title of- -the" firm alsall be
011A1-I.IAB Ji. BOLLELSI,IIIt) , - -
- - • .
2. The location and place - of business of said Errs
shall be No. 331 .1.1 &MUT Street, to the city of Phila
delphia.
3. The bUS11:10.13 of the concern shall consist of buy
lug and selling of Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goof'
4. Charles DI. Bometeler, residing at southwest cor
ner of Fifth and Willow streets, in said city, is the oily
Goners' Partner. .
5. Theodore Mindil, residini No. 337 North Eleventh
street, in said rite, the only Special Partner.
6 The said Theodore,Miudil, as e,iid.4lpurial PArtisr.
has contributed Five linousaad Pellet cash, to the
capital stock of said Aran.
. The nod partuenhip Alan commence this day, sad
terminate ea June 4th, 1555 _ _ .
THEODORE
CHAS. M. DOMIEIiLER-
Puttint:tPllld• 4th Jttne, IFSS. •JeS-aet+
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lY application has been made to the Tructeee of the
Fire Aseocietlon for the ream al of policy of Insuranee
Issued In the name of JOHNURRA ,I ;,' un the eta day
or Peeember, 1E47. :t0.11,902, for SI,S GO, and by him
transferred to JO u:1 lIcCOY, December 6, 1631, and by
him trwaeferrei CM the mane dote to C ATHARIN
RANKER, which policy hen been lost or inalshild. Any
information thereof mill be received by -
JOHN 'SUM',
3e16..e . f In-lanvr 311 and 313 South FRONT Street.
rglLiE UNVERSiGNEI) 11AYE FJUMEL ,
n copal tuerrhip under the etyW of FROTIIINGFIAt
WELLS, for tiro traus3,.tion of at.i.ENRAL DRY
000DS C0313115310N IaiSINL3.3, and have taken the
etore No. al South ritoxT litteL. and 35
Street. T111:01)0111111101111.1“133A11,
sins u. wELLs
P ILADELYIII4., Ttale Ist, /Bog.
1171 TA HAPPA. BATS.—TO HAT
-1
HAT
-1 TERS,--Wo hero a fresh supply of these bewail-
NI and comfortable new Idyls undres•ed PAN 41.11,18,
toff finish. This article, now worn by so many of our
genteel and fashionable citizens, corn blues all the ro•
quip tea of a desirable Ann:ser hat, ti ght, graceful,
and flexible, sufficiently porous for ventilation, pliable
and cats to the head, yot, from its elasticity, rotaluing
Its original form and shape, It essentially and empha
tically a bat of boauty, taste, neatness, and comfort.
For sale at wholesale only..
L111.4N1), 4: (}LION,
244 MARKET Street.
laciiiiatrp.
CA. KINGSBURY, M. D., -
• DENTIST, '
Would inform his friends that he has REMOVED to
1110 WALEUT Street. above Eteventh. Jel--Zra
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
, BARATODA, April 12,1859
& CABO TO THE PUBLIC
Durk:if/the last season an attempt was made to de
ceive the tublic, by persons offering what they called
‘• coP.raitE , s WATER," from Feantaics ; and at the
price of FIX cents per glass. Th 9 WHOLESALE price
of the GI-NIIINE CONORES , WATER at Now York,
being about 73i cents ,or gi on the hen sition of thua
pretending to sell at-retail toeless than ce,t, nod with
not elloss ante for Freight. Cathigo, And Breaksge, is
r4c7c. bater een s s
to e r n s il s ty .
tao, an thereby christening it , total co , ntents
No have NEVER sold emigres; W9ter , In Fount:Hoe
nor in v-saute of ANY t,TII ER RESER' ONS _IRAN
ordiumpidzed OLAS- 1 BOTTLS.S - The cork of etery
bottle of the genuine is biaod , d , CHNORt SS HATER
& tv.. t and if without these wi.fds stud tatters. it is
COUNTERFEIT CLARE
On -is t 091-if Proprt.-toes
U'RESII_ CONGRESS -SPBIN G IVA I ER,
Received directly from Ito Spring at t6ratogs,
always ea , hand: In Piet and Qunrt armies, atd for
sale by ' P. BROU N. Chemist and Drotraist.•
N. R. corner 011ESTNUT and RIPPE!. Streets.
my26-wth-t on 1
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.KELSH'a 7 7- •
SADDLERY AND ITARNKS3 winzuotssz,
Established 1818.
8 W. comer FIPTII and PRUNE Streets.
Single anddouble HarneiB or the most fashionable
dedcriptio^ and warranted ct the beat:material and
werknundhip
Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddled or elegantetylee.
horse Clothing, Brushed. Curry Combs, Chamois,
Sponges, Knee Cape, Interfering and Poultice Boots,
and every Stehte requivite of the moat ottper or ilttelay.
N. II —Florae% carefully fitted. mylo.mirf•2m
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FOWLER, - WELEB, CO , 922
P? . ;" . .i CHESTNUT Street, keep stout/Rol norka en
',j* Phrenology, Physiology. Water Cure, and Phe
nography, oludesale find retail. Plirenolegi
trZ,,' eat Examination, pith charts, and full mit
ten descriptions - of character, given day and even
ing. Cabinet free to risitorfi. Orders by mail to ho
addressed to Fowler, Wells, it. Co., P 22 Chestnut
street jeo-3miii!
1.111 - IE . SONE DUST, GROUND FINE. --
A sore ouporior article. For rude ia largo or moil
lola, by OROASDAIA. gt, CO..
104 linrth Delaware saPnu..
111.1 TE HEMP. -A LARGE STOCK OF
superior uality on hand and for sale by
& CO.,
Dfa. DE North WATER street,
miff§ s.es .2% 5:... t. W 1,.....
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poRK.---200 barrels Heavy Mess Pork.
83 Darrell Prime Pork.
78 barrold Leaftsrd. 'For sale by
C. C. PADLYII. & CO., ,
• .18 No, 0 Nnrth Water rrrnet
QLATE I SLATE 11 SLATE 111—R oo
a•-7 Slats, of 'all vises, and at te,y low rates, hrpt con
stantly on band, and (or nio
FtEltlatO, FOX, A ,
r•MtANTOWN 110 AD T11.111PA! , -t
N. Et [Oats floors put on in the boat n,snnar, or) J!.
paring attended to. All troth, warranted. 10 y