MMMB=I
-' Sidtwow
arteouisced that the Rev. WmAlacon Stevens
• W,eald piSadia laifriou before the Young %lonia Ghee.
Han -Aesociatior“ of this city,' at -Jayne's Hill,- last
ap rinitnenek - congregatian was attracted_to
that hie-alit! at the appeintekhaur. The lower Soot
• wee. densely !Met to vete' alsorthe.;galleriee at thd
north• tut of-the Asti, Oven-to the fourth tier. Dr.
Steventi was itiiisted in the lessons of the evening by
the Der. ]lre Moribri
.
of the ee me e , , 7 ehieh followed have not room to ,
speak at any length. To Lay that it wad a brilliatat ef
forted:MS allaiPuipit orator as Dr. Stevens, is sofa
elent to 'Wiest° high'iiharacter The text of Scrip
.' tura, which was aunintoced after. a rather lengthy in
troduction, was a clause contained in the 8 ith verse of
the 14th clap,ter of Proverb!, via: , iltighteoneneas
ex
alteth a nation')
For, more than an -hour the midterm° sere enchained
by the r tptarems eloquence of the npeeker, npin his se
lected theme. In mini respects It bore a similarity to
the serthen which appears in another prat of our paper
this morning, though, anon the whole, it partook more
I..rgely of deep religious tone,
SIKETIyc'T is fifOltNlSu Ar,
We have already . called attention to the great social
meeting to be held et,Jsyrea Rail this morning, at 10
o'clock, for the_ porpeie of obierving our National An
niverzarY upon talisione principles. The extensive
noil7a which was ti 7011 of this union meeting, yeater.
day, in nearly all the churches, and the general dispo,
mitten On'the part of tht public to respond to every Cell
enutunling from the Young Christian Association,
doubtless have the eti:et of gathering a very large
- eongregationat theappoint-d hour. Addresses will be
made, and other exe'relsos of a devotional ehamcter en
, gaged in, which will make the occasion one of mere
than ordinary Interest. ,
• Fas Airs ow 'NATURE AND OP ART.—A burlinie
freak of natttio'has been diacoveted at Ilightatown, N.
, in the ship of a hrgeontidning three different kinds
of wood-Leak, maple, and -hickeryll grown together
in the'most perfect manner. Tho outside of the" log
had the appearance of 'white oak, and only after cutting
off the end could;:f.lte strange amalgematka - be dis
covered. In thin City wo have a brown-stottetracture,
which contains vArloile kinds of &brief', made up Into
elegant garmonis. , Wei• of course-, rotor to the Brown
Stone Clothing :Halt of Itookbill -tr.; Wilson, Nos. deli,
and 001 dbeetnut Street, above Sixth, • ,
• TRYI '
abmit this time Is
oppressivelfaugge wive of tho eartntry, sea shores, etc.
Those of our modem who can't getaway may solace
themselves, however,' with a beautifiti, cool summer
edit by caging at the Clothing Itm
perlUtn," 11 11. Eldridge,. No. 321 'Chest - Edit street.
Those More fortunate, and who design soJournlng' for a
brief parted at either of the ocean resorts, can , secure
beautiful bathing dresses of every variety end style,
and at very ;moderate prices, at the "Old Franklin
11311.”
Inntro Vlllsrettl.' 7 -=AlOnsieur Belly
Is now to this country, and hr., tone to tfax.hington.
The /ion. J. Glancy Jones is expected to meet him
there, In older to hate a grand tidal - of chill at the
Prestdentbs dinner-table . 11.dly may baton better tic
gestion than /ones; but. then, in bolting a ray t quan
tity of food, Jones, haring ewalionted Loconiptou, will
cf,r.tAlnly prove more voracious then. Belly The Monsieur
la a trillg man, moreover, and before leaving the efts
cannel himself to be itrAyert inn gorgeous summer snit
at,the fashionable Emporium of Granville Stokes, No..
607 Chestnut street.
importations.
flterorto forlhe Peens.]
PORTO O ABBLl.o—llarque Joseph Maxwell, 60 bars
come 5 !Morris, Wain & Op ; 2,600 bus coffee, 4,690
2.75 Iths sugar, 6 do onus Dallett Brothers; 1
uoN, P N E,9wall
filaiilC. "Mcllloence
Pillkir - #IIII..ARELPHIii, 5.
. 4'29 I SUN BIM
2- 23
9 02
fetriumes
111011 wA7ICII..
411 RT I7BD„
Steemsbip floston„Sellew, 24 hotly, (rpm New York,
Pia (lope Mar, with mdee and passenger/ to Vamps All
3eilFce Passed 'barque flame from Olenfuesos above
Wilmington flreek. add some 20 sehrs bound up
Steamship Kennebec, Band. 24 hours from Now York,
rie Cepa May, with maze and passengers to Ju All.
&Time. Saw a barque, it brig, and come 25 ochre,
above the Ledge. bound up
Dittos Jo+ Davie. 14 days from Puerto
Cabello, with toffee &o to Dallett Bros. Had light
winds erd calms the whole twassee.
Barre Warren Platt or.,(lellnaher. from novena; 21st
pit. wi /t . mite' to Jouretobe rk, Osoreteite. Ned light
homing winds anitealme the whole passage. June 234.
rff nerysfmrt Reef. passed Rockland, 95th. let RS
37, long 78 5 ?teased barque S A Nickels of eeersport:
lath, lot 82 81,10ng77.38, signalized ship Simoda, of
Boston ,
- Brig $ teest,-Wooster. 8 dare from Franklin, Ife,with
gram. ho to R A Solider te. -Co -
11r Kett ElirACk Catbarluo. Albnry. 7 dkva from Nu-
Ban wlih' fruit. &n to Isaac Jeanea ,tCo ,
. . . . . . _ .
,_ Sc'hr PI , v.r. Banks, q days from Halifax, with flatito
.5 Allowt.r &co . , - • - - - •
Rob,. 14dia & Caibartim,- Dwyer, 12 days from Oates
With lath!! tp Gaakill &palwin -- - • - -
Bohr 31 Wrightioo4. ,Wrfghtiogton, $ days from
brdhl 0. to Oftheen & On
Arhr W/11.9. itpragne; 2 days from Staten Island, with
brick to Onntain -
Fehr T. A Corbett, Messick, 6 dap from Albany, with
olay to expiain. - -
• Behr Blonise,- Thatcher. IS days from Boston, with
Masa to tlmwel I h
.1 1 460,13 P Hawes. Pdsenn, b days frOm Bolton, in bal
last toyoblolarenett& Cisldwell
Behr flea Pdienr6, Baker, 4 days from Boston, in bal.
but to N nurtevant t 00. , .., ..
Mir Alex Blue Allen, (Maya from Bippleau, id bat
lut to 111,10;rtop it fox ,
Pohr W P. Phillip,. L Smith . 6 day,' from Braintree,
.51,14 in hoihkitio RR Ooreon & 130. ,
Behr 'Ellett Baker. Lake, 5 dope from Taunton, lo bal.
Dot to T. A n4enrold k Co
Bohr J titc,A clime. Notion. :9' laya ito,u Now Cloven,
ltallaAt to Planlcksan k Glover. ' * .
Bahr Wm W Denote, Hewitt, tihy .1 from Boston, In
bnll , st to Baum. Ogle Ik. '
ltobr H A 'Veeks. Weeks, 5 days trap Boon, In bah
lest to B 401 ,, 0tth, On.• ' •
Sebr.Rr Notmo. Endicott,. 4 diya from Roxbury, In
battast to Van Dnxon, Norton kOo.
fcbr ,T T II peu.ur, Langete, 4 days froufßoston, In
ballmt L, Captain. • '
Ci.i.ARID
R M etveroallp Etate of. Georgia, Garvin, Savannah,
Alex Herrn, Tr ' ' • -
Stognnekip ,P.Linees Sprague, Matthews, Beaton, -a
- - -
fireame?..fp Il'el'itivere 4 Cope, New York. .1 Alldirdtae.
Btr J R Fthriver, Donnie. Delttrnore, A Groveslr. •
Denim Acblilos 4 gpedden, Tendon, Thu Richardson
Ad b•lg irronante %mato, Cenral, Portion'low* and a
nrovket. A•efeririod -
?ohm Rophis. Godfrey, Williams, Providence, Lewis
Aoteerinvl - • -
,
Behr Arm Eyo, Nickerson, New Orleans, D B Ftet
son A: en
Bahr_ Embark, Denote Alexandria, nos Webster,
Ir , -
Fehr Jas tioxliih. Neal, N , Revelt. R P Powell.
Bohr flboll,co. lien Boston. lilakleton & Cox.
Scbr Ai.x 01ne..11ukine; Now Bedfoidi 'do
ElAhr Combeldile, do
Fehr T Lake. Pend. Rwaue, - ' do
Pohr Ma-tin .0 oltbw, Saco - • do
Rehr a 0 Hawed Miami, /Command, Noble. Hammett
& 044we1l • - ' '
Fehr Baer. Poet, Middleton, • do
Bcbr 811 en Baker Lake Providence, L Andenreld k
Co
Sens George 13 'want, linker, Roston. N Sturtevant &
Fehr 2 McAdams, Pearson, Charleston, Bionickson
C.
Sehr fl A Weeks, Weeks, Boston, B Milne, & Co.
Fehr n 4 . 17 Shannolis, Grdfrey Boston, Van Dusen,
Norton Co
Fehr W 0 N•lson, Wndleott, Roston. do
Fehr 3 - P CakhOlndloott, - do
Behr Cicero, Yates:-Newburyport, do
Peter Cage"! rf4t. Johnson, Bridgeport; do
Fehr flea Cameron. Wright.' New Maven, do
Rehr Ilinnerota"..B.ker. Cambridge. do
Pchr P Phillpa , 8 olth , do 71 F. Corson ic Co.
Behr.VS 11 Bennis. 11rwitt. do'l/ston. Cols Ar Co. -
Bohr Littip ssnit, Bander on. Pa1',11 ,, ,n N.l
flAtt.rao paptat baron° A- for Lnnanb,
loft hPr herth at the foot W:11 lord arott a• 41 P M.
8 , 1 inst. in tow of tog J 1. having no bon-d 870
O. bad. 320 bbl,- pork: 35 eke bacon, '45 bids grease,
53 idols lamp blank, 7.3 hbis reel'', 13 do resin oil,
/175 LW.. oil cake , 114 Moto. 2do fors' 3813 pea locus t
tree nails: 142 do white oak 81ank, and 88 dowalont
gun stock do. . .
(Polx,tpondence rf the Philadelphia Exchange.)
127,1 4 .-8, 4nly M
The barque Dublin. brig pliika...eobre Wry P Dorton.
Good ups, J sfe.Worker, Meander, B 8ee11.12, Mar
r., and Barriett., ere 0. harh47, The Ofipfain of the
ow 4.44 tat erenleg. yied BW—eweethe they pleasant.
'rove, 4co. WM. M. WOBBIAN.
. ,
Iss sumr nit
- (lorresporActipe or, do Phlla4.!phin Excharre
• ' ' • SPAPPIIit AND 3. 4 4-- 4
/110 . 8t Jniji N P
sein 7Dallt
}his nrvning. £I argil seam rent h.
TretOtt'line. Tbertnoineter,B7 deg
- TROB. B. RUGUSB.
,MIUMUNTht
fiX3eB - Holures , Hole
•
Steamillip Oily of Noir, York, lIOWO9j for Philade!.
Phi'','Weser./atßea t on 81 inst. .
Steamship Africa. Shannon, from New York oth
calved at Liverpool 20th
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, hence at Richmond 24
test
Steamship Os-blahs. Unlock for Havana and New
Fork,cleared at New Orleans 28th nit.
Rhin Rote Steadish. Ilutattinion, from. Boston. which
pot to geal•om litadras May 6, daring a cyclond re
turned in safe' yen the oth. and wan discharging 10th,
Ship goc. , ri of eh.. Paella, Dubois, for Pan Francisco;
ele-ared at New V. rk 3d inst.
Ship Zsphyri Ring, cleared at Boston 3d hist tn. San
Francisco. ,
Ship .1 Wakefield, Venlig, hence for San Faineant',
cleared at New Yer,k Yeatcr fay.
Slip Drald-onght, Sametel-i, from New York for Llv
erreml, was armlet:4o7th nit, tat 44 31, lon 47 47.
chip' Ooteih, hence arrived at Londonderry
10Th
• 812'n 4bnii,ll Perkins, Wayne, hence arrived at Liver
pool 2lat
Ship Shimeook, Doane, for Flitholelphla Bailed from
I.lvetprol 19th nit. •
' Barque r Dirtcht NleWrson, hence at Barbadoes let
hit, std e,lied 7th for St Thorriail in ballast,
Duque John Howe, Nichols, cleared at.. New York 8d
lastn for littnterideo.
Itarona Orchige. Havanna., hence at Boston 24 lost
BVqtli.,Etni. Taylor hi rice at Boston 24 in t.
Itarooel'it sierslos, Burmeister hence 14th ult for
Harms. was sboken 24th. let 27 10 lon 72 30
Deirete - 41 Faint. Amos, for Glasgow, cleared at
Wilmington, NO, 2d hist
Brig D Rose's, Regent for this port, was loading
sugar at Melanoma 2ist nit.
Brigs, Ocean Wave, Morton, And Irene Wass hence
at Bo ton 2d hest
Brig Ocean Bride, Wa.tte, Lend., at Portsmouth 80th
nit
Brig Goiturlodare Steuart, Bishop, hence arrived at
Portland let unit
' Brig Mary - Ann, Cole. hence arrived at St 3 ohne, N
B:341411 ult.
' Brig John 0 lithir. Fisher, cleared at tielii , ere 24
_last tor $t lagode
Bel, Trenton,' Atherton - , hence arrived, At Boston RI
iust,lievi4 lost fotelopineet Ist ir,st ' Oar ,a cm •
Brig Ann ltrzabetif, Taylor, cliarodat Burton 34 list
forthiladi labia ,
- • , Stilt Peo.A moo, pleto l s, cleared at New York 38 lest
Safnitadotplita. ,
Setif P Coshilag,Wass,,aleared at Boston 3d loot
got: ' - :
fiches Jnl.a Aisol Harding; -14 W Benton, Taylor:
-- -tone 119.tt03 - ,09 - 64; ft L , Berry. Haley; Rhoda-and
./I ifinant aotritrirAtiong. Sareh,A Roe,
Baker Ocezfi WilVejNey.lisht T PHearned. Orelainer;
Eile,'Pettlierdr Xittionig.,l OW, . ; and- liftleylin,
Volirtar o - Otyi _arrived at Boston 8 4 instants' , • • I -
Scht.Yenikee-Bogillialef, - lted etpam Made°, Grum...,
ley. cloned at Ititifold ;oat forthla port.. ,• •
Ochre Eva, Whip - toil; Baralf)ttliii',ilipwley, 'And John
.4.3rridurttir; r 4141000 Ist last.
Balm PlinelLoPenikitainule; *Mani. 4nir,& - dis
arowsiAlniw.fi,- Mitt& port; D at Preach, French. for
46 or llolitirMietWy Brainerd , llow4iteb, and Than
(11 " v irr, PILDS I IO 4 I I 7a Pity, hop
' eliku-41it tint. , . -
' fr!iii - .'„filisialettoia at
+-' 0..1et
lOr JO ttitg-Mtan. for Wilthingisin 77e1, altered
i"et Hi tt' k 24l.
rDemon ? benCajtj New peitford Y 4 WO,
BY
Onthe.24th Ist 25 00; long 70 48, the II brig
'PAPhitl. op *cruise - '
On the 28th ult,lat 28,10ng 80 lo,barque Aurora, from
Jamaica for Greenock.
NOTIOB TO , DIABINBBI3.
'Notice - is hereby given that the Buoy has been re
placed, on "Old proprietor Book," entrance to Rich
mond Island harbor.
The Buoy on " Danceberry•Ledge," off Wood Island
has
By
been replscod.
By order of the Lighthouse BO%Td.
• • TREO. P. GIVEEN,
Lighthouse Inspeotor, First District.
Portland, /De, June 30, 1858.
FOREIGN POSTE
• At °Mutts May 8. ships Shirley, Allen. to load for
Boston ; Slidotght, Hatch, for do (probably to go Into
dock); Hornet. Benson. for London; llorterse. Barnes,
for do, put bock in diatress.ao before stated, and to go
Into dock for repairs; Reindeer, Patterson, reported to
be Under a three years charter to the English Govern
ment; Dr barque Canada f,r New York. Mr ; and
others u before. CM Bth , ship Golden State, Weeks,
Boston
Ar at St John N B, 29th nit, ships John G Costar,
Hamlin, Boston: Lombard, Portland ; brig Waredsle,
Shacktord, Nei. York; 30th, ship N Cushman, Morse,
Bath; brigs A 0 Robbins, Barns, Boston; Ohio Batch,
Dunham, Providence.
At do 28th, ship Cornelia, Blanchard, Boston ; barque
Waltham, Witham do.
Old 28th briis Zuiyika, Grazier, Havana; It H Moul
ton, Lewis, Baltimore ; 29th, Benue, Robbins,
Moncton, J.
DOIVIESTIO PORTA
BOSTON cleared Lid. Mat, Brigs Wanderer, gruel!,
Port an Prince; Lucy Ann. Bryant, Oardems ; Brook.
line. Brannon, tit John,
N B; sobs Abby Whitman,
Hoke, Savannah; Brown, Brown, do; Wm H
Mitchell, do
Bailed barque Nashua ; brig Active; sob Madera.
HOLM HOLE: June 20. P M —Ar ache E W Ben
ton, Taller. Philadelphia for Boston; °twirl! L Peae
lee. and . Eli Townsend. Williams, BoitOCl fnr Philsdel
pliii; Hannah minus, Ontmwer, Roxbury for Phila
delphia.
July 1, ar 'whit Bea Foam. Warren, Bahia Hoods via
Havana for Boston; T P Learned. Crammer; Lomba.d,
Harding; Benj L Berry, Haley ;. Gen Armstrong. Kel
sey ; Rhoda '& Beulah. Hoffman, and Ella, Packard,
Philadelphia fordo; Emma. Lauer , Philadelphia for
Lynn; Alva, (Br) Greenwood, 'Alexandria for St
John, rf B.
Sailed, ache E W Benton, Charles S Paulen. Elf
TOsensend, Grace Darling, Hannah Willotta, Sea Foam,
T P Leasned, Eta, Lombard. Alva, Or) BerJ L Berry,
Gan Armalt,ng, EI:11111.1 and Ocean 'Wave
2.1, sr !Ale, Ohne lion% Marrithetv, Begun for
Heaton ; 3.1 „Baldwin, Montgomery, New Bedford for
13oothbay ; sohr Fly, Oheenemau,Philadelphla. for Nan.
thetqt,. -
S A Itt,'asiled the above arrivals of to-day, and schr
node. & Beulah.
. .
In port oohs Cameo, and Eagle.
Deputy Marshal dot.drtch arrived lot night from
Boron; and will take In. custody the captain and craw of
ache 011,0300.
NEW BEDFORD - - Ar ht. brig lifilheirn, Abeejo,
Pays' 40 days, via floret', for Norfote, (put in in
land 62 piuliengerpl ; oohs Guthrie. (US) Springer, Uom
utile° impels Mg light houses; Active, (IIS) Edwards,
from a cruise
NEW ORLEANS, July 2.—Arrived ship Liberty, Capt
Atkins, froln New York CLI chips Potomac, Capt
Reed, .and E'P Stringer, Capt Wood, for Liverpool;
Oderst,Capt Ila• glow, for Havre.
Old let. chip Oliver Mose+, OM Liverpool; barque
Ohne C Fowler, Eitaales, New York; sob Howard. Mc-
Donnell Kinmeon, J.
PHOVINOETOWN. July 2--Bohr Triumph, before re-
ported in collision with schr E I` Smith, was towed in
to port thia morning
Ship Ann Maria. rating A 2. built at Wank. MARS. in
1872 488 tone roglater was sold at auction in New York,
24 lost, for $7 900, cant'
ray TSILRORAPIT TO TEN PRIS/1111.)
Arrived from Now York June 1204—M II Geoid at
Tarr vane; Iddo, at Oonetantineple. 18th, Adler Du
rotte. at Bremen 201 h. Emma 7' Obese, in the Olyde ;
John Bright, at Liverpool,
Arrived from New Ori01115;: June
Mayan, New Era, San'aro, Stu rho, Tieenne ' Meta,
and Florida. at Barcelona. 14th, Itiawetha, Constar'.
tie, Isabel, Sewandita, Onntating, end flirt:mum, at do;
Ellen Stevens, at Tarragona. 18th. Wnyland and Yd.
Ward at Bremen.: 18th, Tanner at Bordeaux; Aquino.
at Cork; Old England. at Liverpool. 21sf, W F Moses
and Edward Oyler, at do
Arrived from linsten,-June 12, Dublin at ProwitAt.
Arrived from" Charleston—June 17th, Ronne at Co
penhagen.
Bailed for New lierrk—Jane 20th. Petri k Renry from
. Deal; Jacob A Stamlor from Liverpool. 21st, James
Foster from di tt
Beil d. for Charleston—Juno 14, Martin from Port
a hot, ..
Arrived front New Tork—Tone'2oll, traohoe for Glam.
gm, at Crookhaven.
Arrived from New Orleans—Jour.2lst, 'Mary 11171erat
Liverpool.
Belled for New York—June 20th, Abel from Liver
pot.
NEW YORK. July 4.—Arrived eteamahlo Bremen from
Bremen on the 16th; ah7pa London from London: Culti
vator from Liverpool; William NeNon from Havre, and
barque Elva from _Hamburg.
REA nixo. July 2, 1858.
The following boats primed out of the Union Canal,
to-day, laden anti coneigned an follons ; 11 11 Lehman,
pig Iron and rye; Onlibcen & Co; C D Kline, anthracite
coal, Order; C & J Curtin, bar Don, Perot & tiro; Me.
Donald, limestone, Uekert & llro ; Riekerte. cols,
corn meat and liner , Dodd & Candy; Judge Smith,
boania, Malone & Taylor; J Montgomery, romp iron,
Mr Parole. - F.
ARMY A 1,8 AT THE PRINRIPAI, Homo,
VP TO"ONE WOLOOE THIS MORNING.
f+IPLAUD TlOTTSB—Chestant street, below Ninth.
S P Waller, N Y rental Painter, Westmore-
J U. Unnper Ga loud, Ps
A 0 Huard, Conn John G Huainan, La
, E V Fosionan, N Orleans ,It Walker; St Lords
Obas F-Meyer St LUllill Luis Roarer. St Louis
0 W Colton, Newark, N I Miss M B Colton. Newark,
0 H James. N Y V 7 P Duncan, N Orleans
Wm A Dunn, Baltimore G W Torney, BalNm•,re
WII Rodgers, B.lt more U F Lord & lady, Hones
'AlrsJ Hardenburgh,ffings. dale, Ps
ton. N Y • ,oe , Sanford. N Y
J H Mir`all &lady, Bath .1 II tie• no. II S Consul
H 17 Cornell & lady, PA Mr Weldeiner & boy, NY
Moil. H Weisel, N Y II Wallace N Y
F II Stow, N Y J J Tranchard, Cincinnati,
John Bates. Cincinnati, 0 Ohio •
N L ftecerra, N lt F Slmonpeeter. Port Rico
A Terido, Port Rico 8 P Russel & lady, N Y
7 8 tinders. N V Nl' Pate, Richmond, Va
.1 Carleton. N Y. R 8 Elliott,St Loafs
Dlt Camp, Boston • 0 P Cowper. Boston
![lna 0 LJamea, Nashville Mica Shepherd. Nashville
P H Smith. M.dison, Win JAI Hand, N V
Situ II Hill. Washington It W Barrington, London
..T 7' Doswell & wife. La Miss Mead, La
B F Phillips, Baltimore B Maitland. Jr, Baltimore
1 8 Shuman, Little Rook, B H Porter & *He, Mem
- Ark phis, Tenn
0 W Copeland, N Y A J Bone. Baltimore
Martin Piston, Baltimore J H Sackett, N I
T, E Bel erg N Y Thee 0 Doan, St Lou's
N B Clapp, Richmond, Vs J W Clark & la, N V
V a A rrwerong Balt E R Cobb, Belt
J W °Amino, Ba't E Henri' Balt
Jaerb 'Heald Balt W McLain. Bolt
*0 A. 011ver,balt J 0 McGuire, Washington
'Mae Naftali. England 0 0 Costalloy,, Peonville,
Henry J 11kbotson. Nl' • Texas
Judge Hamilt.n, St Louis Mrs Geo P Doan, St Louis
brICROHANTIP HOTEL—Fourth 'treat. below Anti.
A Id Yonne. N Y 0 J Price. N
Sselfay Rose Rink, lowa HA Guernsey, Wellehoro,
Wm L Alexander, Clarion Pa
co, Pa Jae A. Williamson.
John Porter, Alexandria, asburg. Pa
Pa Hon T Ross Dovlestown,Pa
Wed B Reegar & da, Kent Mre Rose, Doyleetown
co. Md Min. Roca. Doyleat.own
0 llernard, Ctulncy, 11l Wm RI Haynes. Pa
A RI Austin. Pa D P yell & la Blair co, Pa
W Ptald N Y J L 11,1 r. N Y
A It B , owart & wf, Pa Miss Sal Ile B Drsart,Tlpton
Jew A. Coulson. 'V o.sLoorg., .1 Y
Hie* Joh n Clark. Cincinnati
Jag' W Wright, Vr eoVrar D C Waun. Columbia
Hied H Sharkey, Wash.. Dr J'W Bali. California
luelon J U P;•her Phila
J Metz, Nashville, l'enn Wm Colon, PA
110L'SD—Dheatout strrst. above Fifth.
0 13 Sharard, N Y J Raman, Lancaster
Thee Varner Pottsville J Wright. PLRa
1) Hopitina, Phlla Henry P.ovenn Mon, Ohlo
I' D Hollingsbead, Maine lill•nallollingahand, Maine
T P Pottinger & la, Masa H N Brown, N
Tto. R Hunt, Del John If Hunt, Del
J (I Matt. Harrinburg, Pa John P Jones, Pa
Robl Davis. Pa Mao Wilmer, Balt
Dr J II Frannie. Phil& Ohaallerser, Pa
Charles Worrell. Jo family , PII Witsolb Pa
N Jersey
NATIONAL ROTIRL—Rana mutter. above Mire
A. D Stevenson. Pittsbirg.Pa H II BPILCh Tren'op N J
James Oats, Durham Iron F If Dingus', Perkiornen
orke Brldre. Pn
P R ITonta, Toney Shore bI F Tarnrqua
A T Pndth, Pa W II Brady. Danville
J B ftainger, Palo Alto Jan Marshall, Lancaster,
F Vont., Po•taaille Pena
cleo Wynkoop. Phila P Oliphant, Harrisburg
John Graying, Juniata co Wm liana), LaMar%
.1 M Power, P.rryco J Lyk, Bnyde , r co
John Reim, Newport, Ps 0 W Pebropp N Orlenne
HanJ Rohertam , Nuten 0 Kahn, lady and P
wl Frorkeal'ag or,Schuyi• Pittaton, Pa
kill-co E Balkoalager, Schuylkill
county
•
VNTON TIOYIL—Atob street. balm. Boort%
,Jloine.:s4l.mlngton, Del 11 A Berger.& 11, Lock
a, NeeA•y. N Y Rayon
Oimploill. N.Y • Q Lea Boyd Tommun
W Dietrich. Dayton. 0 P. Len. Potteville, Pa
Ralph 11 Les, Pottsville, Ps John Feri , n. Pa
4olaa B Dewar!, Pa T J Ilaneell &11,Wilming
ton,-Bel
BLACK DEAR DlN—Fifth and Menbant streots.
MIA Kate Comma. Gin, q Dr Al MinimOM. 114 •
Boon' Prizer, Do ,!Mown, Wm P Beet'', Del on, Pi!,
Pa ; De,44lBnydor, Pa
Aug Leedom, Delco, PA '.lminhndee, Del 'co, Pa
W Kirkham N Y • 1144 Calahail, Pa
BF Palmer, Derr C H re
- Wm Clerk, 191 , in, Del A nobleman, Wilm. Del
Wm T Elliott Villas Del T M ClmeolPy, Wilm, Del
A N Cleland, Wllm, Del M U Johnson, Pn
BARDBY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street. below Vine.
Ohne Chan hers, Centerville Smith Harper. Pa
Rev. Mahlon Long Harts- Rev Jacob NMI!, Harts.
villa villa
Pringle,Plemonth, Pa T Jones, Montgomery co,
Duo Wllllartv& la, Mont- Pa
gomery co, Pa Dr WI Cincinnati, 0
Semi It Rose, Pit Le Roy S White. Ot.
J S lintied , ct. 01, Robt Poss. Adamsville
N B Hubbard, Doylestown W Dander, Pittsburgh
MADISON NOME, Second street. above Market.
Mr• P , rdhetn. P rTiosr, N J WsPer Sleety Canada
Nobt Tbom.on, N Y B R Tomlinson, listldontield
Joe n T1391P, Haddon!,leld Wm J COunloghain, MIND
ro, PA '
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above callovrblll
Wm Fleck, Pa J gent, net, 0 •p, Pe.
W B Kohler, Belttee Grove, Oben Massey, Bellmore
pa B W Bomberger Pa
Special Notices.
Jules Mawr, Eau kthenienne, or Hair Re.
STOREA, pO/01.9014 four wonderful properties: let.
It in a beautifier And preserver of the hair. tbd. It
prevents It becoming loose and fulling off. 3d. It pro•
dueem a now growth of hair where bohineoo exikto. 4th.
It changes gray hair and whiskers to their original life
color. It Is the greatest ebentleal wonder of the age:
It is not a dye; Is easily applied, and will not sell the
skin or linen. Hold by all Druggists, and by JULES
HAVEL & CO., No. 704 CHESTNUT Wept.
jyS-00t.wlt
GrerlT - & Baker's
0111.6BRATBD
FAM.X.LY $H WING MACHINED,
780 CHESTNUT STREET.
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
best in use foy family sewing, mating a new, strong,
and cicala stitch, which will vol._ rip, even If every
[mirth stitch be nut. Oireniars sent on application by
letter, ap9.l
,
fienmesee
,SPLVII4 Fund—oll lee acks Walnut
Street, one door west of Second street, BeetlTN de*
posits 4n mils of One. Dollar and - upwards, from all
Mules of the eommurdty, and allows Interest at the
rate of dye per pent. per annum.
Olgnb open daily, from S until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
day. and Saturday until-9 in' the evening. President,
Pranklbs Pen; Trimmer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
- •
Jackson, -
SOB. gar,riglit
t • - 11P211..tteD 011113TNIIT.
Cherher !totes, brats, BM* Luling, hill Head', Oh ,
4 eiterel l phia, add rat other kinds ofthlf Priotag;if
Floes to salt the times, 90/T-17
Slngiir e e . Seviitig Mrtehines..:—Aftelt =s fettr
trial of the several machines that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict or operators has
been given in favor of Singer's. This Is, In fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sowing.
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
beyond all questiort, the moat complete article for
family uso yet Invented, being at once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, In every respect, to any
other machine. On thin statement we challenge the
world. I. M. SINGER & CO.,
Jc7-Gm Office, NO. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
Strauss & Goldman, No. 306 Market street
above Third, Wholeealo dealers in CLOTHING, are
now selling off their entire stock at Retail, at wholesale
prices. 5e3-lm
tilarriageo
Oa The 19th of June. by Rey N Cohn Mr. NATHA
NIEL 110eSERT to Miss MARIA MOORE, all of this
city. •
On Monday evening. tho 28th ult by Rev Joseph
BFleher, Mr. WILLIAM L. BLACK ISTON to FRANCES
M. BARNES. both of thin city,
On the 29th June, by Rev. D. McGill, of the Union
Presbyterian Church. Mr. JOHN MeLAIIGHLIN to
Mn, EMMA OIiaItLOTVN BERRESFOND LYNCH,
all of Philadelphia.
At the residence of the bride's father. on Wednesday
evening. 30th ult , by 11ev. J. A. Bomberger, I) T.,
Col. WM Y LEADER to Ms+ LINIE If. WALLOPER,
eldest daughter of P, W. Walloyer, Esq , all of this
city. tti
On the 20th of May, by Rev. John Darman. of Boston,
HAM , Mr. WM S. CONNER to Mies MARY ANN Me-
CREAM', bosh of Camden. '4. J.
By Alderman 0 rimer, No. 203 north Fifth etreet,
on Thumb.y evening lot inst.. OFIARLES OWENS
to Him EMILY HOLLY, both of bower Merlon, Mont
gomery county, Pa. •
Deatbo.
On the 4th instant, otter a lingering illness, Mr
OH a AGM KENBII, Sr , to tho 68th year of hie age
The relatives and Mends of the fandiy. the
Northern Liberty Fire Company No. 1. and the Fire
Department generally, also Chosen Friends' Lodge No.
100 of the 1. 0 of 0. F . and the order generally, are
Invited to attend the Tune al. from hie late rsaidence,
No 517 Emlen street between Front and New Markel
and Noble and Pegg atreets. on Wednesday afternoon
next. at 4'olock. wltbeot Oxalis!! notice. aF
On the Si Instant. EDWARD WILLIAMS, infant son
of ()bales 11. and Margaret Shaffer, aged 15 months and
28 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
frilly!invited to attend the funeral,-from the residence
of his parents, Wissahickon avenue, Chestnut 11111,
this (Monday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock at
On the 3d instant, JACOB 8 80aVER, in the 26th
year of hie age.
Tho relatives and friend!' of tho family are respect.
folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
f his mother, 423 Coates street, en Tuesday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, without further !lance
On the 2d SW:sat, WILLIAM SMITU, In the 27th
year of hie aie.
Oa the 24 Instant, of broth fever, 15.1 4RY EMMA.
only chughter of Andrew and Rohe' Hendrickson, aged
pars and 9 days
Suddenly. on the 2d Instant, Mr. OKARLES W.
DRAY. aged 21 yearn. 11 ,
On the morning of the Al 'natant, Mra. BARAK ANN
WARREN DOM V, In the 40th year of her ago iF
On the 31 inetant. KATE 'AVM', DEWEES, In
fant daughter of Adeline and 41. W. Demme, aged nix
menthe
In Camden, N. L. on the let Instant, .MART MI.
NERVA, daughter of John and Mary Stubbine, aged 7
me, the
On the let instant. 61 ARGAREE, daughter of Ohas.
and Sarah Droweit, aged 13 months and 10 days *
On the Ist Instant, Mrs. OEDEMA, wife of Jonas
Eppobimer. in the 3 th yetr of her age.
On the, 2d instant, DAVID RENNET, one of the
Dartmoor Prisoners, in the i!IM year I Ibis age. *
On the 2.1 Instant ANN MARIA MoMOLLIN, wife
of John 51o5luilin. aged 62 years
Suddenly. on the 2d Instant, JAMES EDWARD, eon
of James Edward and Amanda Erato, aged 5 years and
4 months. ar
Oa the 24 Instant, PHILIPPA, daughter of Thomas
and Catharine do Fr.itas, aged 12 mouths
On Friday morning, the 24 loatant, JOSEPH ED
WARDS, in the Slat year of his age.
CITY MORTALITY
fiRALTIt OiTIOR. July 3. 1858
The number of Interment+, In the city of Philadel
phix, for the week ending at 12 o'clock to•dny, ie... 284
Fe rer, Scarlet 3
Typhus..... 1
Typhoid 1
intlant , n Dra.n 2 7
Aoldt.Tx;e , ....... .... a
Apoplexy 9
Coop de Bollel 40 1
Cancer 1 • 4 Hu:meld— 6
sneer of the Uterus I 2 n Bowels ... 4 6
Croup 3" Lunge.... 1 6
Congestion of Lungs. 2 I _ n rerito'nm. 1
iiratit: 8 h 1
Cholera, Infantuto.. 35
Mohan.... 1
Consumption Longs 22 8
001M113100.3 221
Craw els ....... 1
Clara co 1
Dropsy, Ih:nin 131
Inanition 1
Manla•a•Potu 7
Mammas ..
IVlee.slos
011 Age
Paley ...
Ittioarnatiam
Small Pox
INC-Bora
Suicide
Tab a Meaeaterica
Teothiug .....
Tetnnu*
Unknown
Whooping Cough.
" Ohest 1
DifiNVO of BraSu.— 1 3
" Heart.... 4 3
Liver.... t
3 2
1 2I
1 I
Drowned _
Dynentory.
D.bnlty..
Effuhion on Orate _ _
Fever. ftllione 1
. Puerperal—. 3
Of the above there were .
Under 1 year 87 Frota4o to 60 18
From Ito 2 ^6 . 60 to e 0 16
. 2to 5 24 " GO to 70 12
. sto 10 10; " 70 to 80. 10
" 10 to 16 5. 80 to 90......... 6
I
. 16 to 20 .12 . 90 to 100......... 4
" 20 to 30 28
. 30 to 40 30
%lea 4 1"6
Pontiac!. 109
By order of the Board of
ARTRIIR
I Total
Boye
Girls
lisalth.
1111011 ES, 'Health 003cer
Notice —A Meetlngot th. Commisnion.ra
of thn GREEN and COATES-WrtiET PPLIA
DELPsIA PASSENGER RAILWAY IPANY will
Ln hell nt the Commissioners' Mill, in IRD Street,
below tireen, on WEDNESDAY, July ith, 1 858, nt 6 ,
o'clock P. M.
By order
jy6-2t,
WILLIANI READ, Soeretary
Juiy 3, It33r3.—tru nent.ou Yf fi erg..
11_3A1. litti.twrox, tsq., D. PENROSE BUCKLEY
I.
this day admitted tom:tette(' as au Attorney iu the
District Court nod Court of Common Pleae for the city
and county of Philadelphia. iy.s.lt*
Post Infoce, Ply indelpialn, July nd,
1858.—Tho Poet 001 co will be clored on ',ION.
DAY, July 6th, except from 7X to By, o'clock A. 51.,
and 'I to d o'clock P. It.
jyB-9t GIDEON G. WESTCOTT, Porlmaster.
(srNew Orl. nue Goa Light Company.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
PUILADELPHIA, July 2, MS.
Notice le hereby given to the Stockholders of the
Now Orleans Gas Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock nod the payment of the Divi
dends of that Company will be closed from and after
the first day of October nest; and they are requested to
sumo ter the Certificates issued by thin Rank nod re.
ciive Warrants of Tntusfer to the Company in New Or
leans. W. RUSHTON, Je.,
jy.3.dißkinthlocl Cashier.
Department of Public High wars—
Wilco B.W. corner CIIESTSt7T and FIFTH Sto.
P1111.1145Li 4 111.41, July Ist, 11555.
NOTICE—AII per,ons Lasing Maims ogninst this
Department for work and motorists furnished will pro
mut them without 41. 4 111 Y nt this Office ; and contractors
nod others aro hereby notified that no bill will be up-
proved for work or motorists unless ordered by the
Board of Commissioners, or by the undersigned.
by order of the Dopartineut of litghway6.
JOHN McCARTIIY,
Chief Cominhlsioner of Highs, flys
011ie. of the Mayor of tit- Utty of
Plii-
LADELPIIIA, JULY Ist. 1859.
PROCLAMATION—roman Ole JULY.
Public attention is hereby directed to the Lana and
Ordinances respecting the tiring of It 'Pistols,
Crackers, Squibs, it ockets, Chasers, and the like,
which ore by law prOhUIPIA.
It is hereby enjoined upon all good citizens to refrain
from nay breach of Mao Lawi and Ordinances relating
to gang off gunpowder in any forts whereby tile lives
and property of citizens end this public peace are en
dangered.
/ki' order of the Mayor.
jy2-3t W. J. P. WHITE, Mayor's Clerk.
Commercial - Mutual Insoranc.
PANY.—A Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at their Office, in rear of No. 218
WALNUT Street., on TIIURSLAY, July 8, 18.58, at 11
o'clort: t. M. • Jolla MCCOLLOM,
Jelii.tjy3 Secretary.
- Office ov the Fro n4lO. kt work
fr 4 IOHLADIN,PIIIA CITY PASSENGER RAIL,
WAY COMPANY, Cooler of GERMANTuIf N ROAD
*kid 011AfHA.11 Street.
• PHIL kJ:1E0'111A, 3111 y -int, 1856.
The Board or Directors have declared n Dividend of
FIVE PER EENT, on the Capital Stock or the Com
pany, payable to the Strolcholderd or their legal ',pre..
smitntivo, after the 10th Instant, at thin Office.
Tettelfer Books of the Company will he closed
from net after thl4 day until the 15th inst.
Stocithn'Jeri are regne4ted to leme their Clert!neaten
at Mk Office to be exchanged Cot other; with the nee,
title ot the Company.
E. I/ART., Trennurer.
07Phlitidelphltt, June .4th,
~.1,, r !, ,4 „ for .Dlrertois of the "MUTUAL DM
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION! OF PHILA.
DRIA'III.Y." to FOI'Ve the ensiling year, wilt be held lit
the Oftlati Of the fleeretifry and 'Tr. noniiir, S. E. corner
of T 0111.1) nnl WALNUT Streele. on MONDAY, July
Uth, ,1866, between the hoots of In o'clock A. M. and
3 o'clock P. M. WM. MARTIN, Jn.,
Je24-10t Secretary end Treasurer.
6curstons
R,lin i IT" . " . !, FOR CAPE. MAY.-DAILY
l-IXBRESS LINE, by fltonrner ‘• BAT,
LOON," Capt. It. Wnit,Lhix,
Tho mclft and fuvorito htedner " BALLOON"
lea, es Arch-hired Wharf for Ohne Slay dery Morning.
(Sunday ON copted,) at 7 o'clock. Het timing, leaves °ago
May at lg . n'ele, k P 31. Yore Se.l. earringe hire
oiaded; Servnnts T1.60i Bchhott Ticket , : SS, carriage
hire ehlra. ,85-210,
ficisonal.
15RY, GOODS —I wish to buy S2O or
$25,000 north FOftoi N AND DOMEST IC DRY
COOPS, if nor-half nr throc-fnurthn the amount can
ho pqbl In an Improved Perin naar Chicago i balance
OAHU. Atbiresti J 51., Droix ONlcc. jy6.6'
I STEER,
4P • (From Boorr'o,Doßton, Mors.,)
PRACTICAL ITAIR-DRESSER AND WT(I MAKER,
ItI'HOVELI rit..M YOLTIf 1.10.1111 EMMET TO
416 CII.I:,TNUI' STRE ,
Opposite tho Custom House.
BTEPItIt Now StAtem nt Cutting and Dressing Gen
tlemen's lisle Is neLnowleaged by nil who buyr tried it
to be the only true Rygon for benefiting mut improving
tho hair.
Tim design and execution differ poll el) from the
usual practice of hair rotting and dresAing adopted he, e,
no also the expedition awl gentleness with p•hich the
operation is performed.
The pstrouoge already extended to him since Limo in
troduction of him system In this city. and the flattering
eaCOlllllllO9 pronounced by ell who hat p had tile! r nn
pearmice not only improved, but their hair highly
benefited, induce.‘ hitn to invite all gentle:non nylon
either study personol appearance or the olltaremerth of
flvdtion to place th nwiel es under lain charge. assured
that one trial will prole the, troth of the assertion.
3y5
0111.—The well-known Store
io on EIOIITII Street, at No. 31, between Arch and
Market, kept by 11. It. DURBIN, cowls/lug of a well
assorfegl, flue stock of DIAMOND GOODS, and all
kinds of fine °old JEWELRY—aIso a stock of 1100
Slicer Ware and Oil Paintings—will ' be sold not le4a
than cost price, on account, to quit ibe entire business.
By6-InwPl
JUTE HEMP. -A LARGE STOOK Or
evertor ' nudity on band and for sale by
W RAVER, TITLE% & 00.,
U., 93 North WATER street,
mltfl **A 94 Tlnytk,
V . LEOTRO-MAGkETIC AND MAGNE
-124 TO•ELEOTHIC MACHINES, for medical lIAO,
manufactdred and for gale at No. 3X south SEVENTH
Street, by
jy2.-3t* W. C. & 7. NEFF.
pORK..-200 barrels Heavy Mess Pork.
88 barrels Prime Pork.
18-barrels Leaf Lard. For sale by
0. 0. SADLER. & 00.,
splB No. 9 No}lh Water Moot
:Pit,ESS.--PHILADELPHU, MONDAY, JULY 5. 1858.
Copartnership Notireo.
DISSOLUTION. --'Cho firm of JOHN
FREDERICK te CO. is thin daydlesolved by mu
tual consent. Either' of the portals Is authorized to
settle the business of the firm, at their late place of
huelnese, 330 MARKET Street.
J. FREDERICK
0. •
COPARTNERSHIP:
The undersigned hacethie day formed a copartnership
for the traaeoetion of the Wholesale Clothing business,
under the firm of .7011 hi FREDERICK & CO , at .the
old stand, 330 MARKET Street.
JOHN 'FR EDERIOK,
PETER FREDERICK.
JGLY 1, MB. , jy6•Bt
rvoricF.—The partnership heretofdre ex•
11 toting under the flrni of HACKER, LEA, As CO.
him this day ceased, by Its own limitation. The business
of the Into firm u ill be Fettled by either of the under
signed. THOS. T. LEA.,
JOS, LEA
- A E. STEPHENS,
I'. W. HEiitSLEY,
T 3 1T 0. 08. R. TUNIS.
too.
30th,
18
THOS. R. TUNIS
of tho Into Orin of
.
HACKER, LEA, & CO.,
has REMOVED his Agencies of CAPHIMPTCS, Sutinoto,
and Woollen Goods to
No, = CHESTNUT Street, below TWA, north side.
jy3-0t
- _
IIIS S 0 LUTION.—The Copartnership here
tofore existing between the subscribers, under the
firmer ABBOTT, JOHNES, & Co., Is this day diarolved
be limitation. Either of the undersigned will attend to
the cettlement of the business.
KEDmAx Altllol 4 T.
GEORGE W. JotiNliS,
wrz,trem R. FLEIIING,
WI!. H DERRY,
GEO. .1. GROSS,
WM. T. WILCOX.
Pniva.a.rutA, June 30, 1858.
COPARTNERSHIP.
-- -
The undersigned have this day formed a Copartner
ship, for the tutusactlon of the Wholesale Silk Goods
business, under the firm of ABBOTT, JOIINES & CO.
RED d ANN ABBOTT, •
GEORGE W. JOllishil,
WM H. BERRY,
0110. J. OILOSi.
Wei. T. WILCOX,
WM. It. - It UItLEI.
PLIILALIF:LI.III.I., July 1,1808.
iIgOTIOB.—EDWARD B. WOLF. has been
1 I admitted to an interest in our business front this
date.
JCS,: 1, 1858
VOTICE.—Iire have this day opened
11 bonne in New Yorkoinder the firm of OLOILOE
it. STUART & CO. ' and have taken the More No. 12
PARK PLACE, for tho purpose of comforting the IN
-I.OIITIMO and Ciiminisaton bunincse in FOREIGN AND DO
-341:1T1C PUY 000134.
. . - .
Coosigottient4 of Philadelphia manufactured goods
will receho attcsatiou.
. . ,
STUART k •RROTRRR.
PutLADELruis, July 1, 11366. '" '
g . "IOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The un-
N-I
designed tarn this day formed a copartnHaldp,
under the firm of TINGLHY, ENGLISH, & CO , for
the transaction of a Domestic. Dry Goods Comminion
Isminess, at No. 28 South FRONT and 29 LETITIA
dtreet. DENJ. W. TINGLEY,
;lAly 14, 1858
T _IIIIITED PARTNERSHIP.—Wo, the
ILI subscribers, hsve thin day entered into a limited
partnership, agreeably to the provisions of the art of
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the tuenty-Drat day of March, 1836, entitled "An act
relative to limited pat tnerships," and do hereby colitis
that the name under a Lich said partnership La to be
conducted Is THOMAS I) BORDEN; that the general
nature of the business to be transacted is that of on
Iron Foundry; and the same will be transacted and
carried on in tho city of Philadelphia ; that the mune of
the General Partner is THOMAS D. BORDEN, of the
city of Philadelphia, and the Special Partner is
GEORGE A. WALKER, of Weymouth township, in
Atlantic county, and State of New Jersey; that the
capital contributed by the said George A. Walker.
Special Partner. is One Thousand Dollars. In cash ; that,
the period at which the said partnership fa to commence
In the second day of June, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-eight, and that It will terminate on the second
day of June, one thousand eight hundred and-sixty.
THOMAS D. BORDEN, General Partner.
GEORGE A. WALKED, Special Partner.
PnltArct.gulA, June 2,1858. Jel-tnfit
D ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
—The limited partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers was dissolved on the 21st of
April, by mutual consent. Either of the general part
nere will use the name of the firm in liquidetlen; and the
business of the fires Fettled up at N 0.211 North TRIED
Street,'
DANIEL D. BRODHEAD, General Partnm
WILLIAM R. ROBERTS,
JACOB 1,. SHARPE, Simla' Partner.
CHARLES SHARPE, having purchased , tho entire
Stock of Brodhead d: Roberts, o ill continue the Whole
sale Boot and Shoo ilusinosa, in all its branches, at tho
old stand, No. 211 North THIRD Street,
JU.u. 5, 1649. jeT-motor
lIIHE SUBSCHIIitItS HAVE THIS DAY
11 etitorod into Co-partnorahip t under tbo stria of
AUDENRIED h ItOMMEL, to carry on the GOAL
busincßi. J. T. AUDENItTED,
JACOB M. ROMMFIL,
J.une21,1858.
'SURE WILKE SBARRE LEIIIMI COAL,
a IMIOISI THE MAMMOTH BALTIMORE VEIN.—
This highly esteemed coal Is now being introduced into
this market by the subscribers, who have secured the
exclusive control for Eta sale. In the Baltlinuro mar
ket, where this Coal has taken the prceedenee for the
past twenty years, It is universelly- pronounced JO deel
d
siiy the hest FAMILY and STEAM COAL mined. We
can therefore guaranty our customers nniter4l satis
faction. A UDE WWII) IiOAPI4L.
H
CALLOWIIILL-STREET WHARF,
F,
Delaware.
TIIIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE F3RAITD
.R. a enpartnorrhip under the styli, of FROTHING/MK
it: WELLS, for tho transaction or aUENER/tl, DRY
HOODS commissros BUSINESS, and horn taken tho
stare No. 34 South FRONT Street., and 35 hyTITIA
Street. THEODORE FROTHIN ORAN,
KIRK B. WELLS.
PLIII.ADELP/114, June let, 1858. Je2.2at
911 HE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE
IAN
NUITY AND TRI7BI COMPANY OF PIMA
Jess 30. I. GS.
The Managers have Ulla day declared a dlrldeuil of
FOUR PER OE T. ou the Capitol Stock, for the lad
ale mouths, payable to the Stockholders, clear of the
State tax, on demand.
.iyl-SCY JOHN P. JAMES, Actuary.
NOTICE TO ARCHITEOTS.—In pursu
ance of it resolution adopted by the Aloutunent
Oomminsioncre at a meeting, at Harrisburg, ou the
18th instant, P lane, Specifications, nud Estimates are
invited for the erection of a DIONUMENT to the
memory of citizens of Pennsylvaniu who lost their
liven in the into War with Mexico. The cost of which
be not to exceed the cant of THIRTY TIIIIIISAND
DOLLARS.
Communications on tho subject of plans, &0., to be
addressed to the Uoyornor, at Harrisburg, prior to the
lid of July. Proposals received front July 1 until Au
gust 4,1858.
Persons furnishing Plans will please mend their Esti
mates under seal, as they will ho foe the use of thu Com
missioners only.
For the plug s..hieh may he adopted a piemlum of
Tao Hundred Donny, %11l ho allowed.
lty order of the Commissioners.
JOHN W. CHARY, Secretory.
11/mimetic], May 14, 13513. jyl-tf
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application has been 11,11110 to the Trusteea of the
Fire Association for the renewal of policy of inoorance
tweed In the name of JOHN MURRAY, on the 6th day
of December, I&11, No. 11.892, for $1,500. owl by him
tran.ferred to JOHN MoCOY, December 6, 1851, and by
hiur tronoiferml on the mune ...ate to CATIIARINi
R. 11; lc. which policy ham been lost or mislaid, Any
informr.tion thereof wilt he received by
JOAN ikieCOY,
Jel6,v f tn-linit 311 awl 313 Sodth FRONT Street,
•
NOTICE.-AN ELECTION FOR SEVEN
in (=TORSO the MONTOUR IRON COMPANY,
to Nerve during the ensuing year, will be held on SA
TURDAY, the thirtyS at day of July [text, between
the hence of twelve o'clock M., and one o'clacit P.
M. at the I ..av Pierre Meted," in the city of Philodrl•
Peuneylvania.
je304j)31 T. M. BRYAN, JR., Secretary.
IIyVIDEND.—NE AV ORLEANS GAS
MONT COMPANY.—FARMERS' AND ME
CHANICS, DANK,
PUMITELPIITA, Jtuip 2R, IFLB.
The Dlrectora of the New Orleen4 URA Light Cum.
'Any have declared st genii-annual dividend of the per
exot., rnyable et this hank, to the Phtlitelaphla Idea
holder:, offer the find day of July next.
ji , 29.1w W. RUSHTON, Secretary.
AUGUST BE LkONT,
BANE It,
7G in:Ayr:it STREET,
t4r.tr
TPille9 Letter, of Credit 'aintleblo to Trttvellot 011 all
,
park of the world. je3l/-Out
CRONISE & CO.,
SPIICIIR AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PRIL.thIiCITIA.
Refer to thu BANKS and Remorse of Plalattelphlo.
ogis. It. It. BROWN. R. MANLEY, JR
mN , BROWN, & CO.,
DANK-NOTE, STOCII. AND EXCHANOR
N. W. corner of THIRD mitt CHESTNUT Strentg,
EID
Collertione made, and Draft, drawn on all parts of the
r.ulted State+ and the Canadna, on the moat favorable
term.
Collect Mai made, end Drafts drawn on England and
Ireland.
Uncurrent Bank Notea bought. Land NVarranta
bought and gold. Dealers In i+peele and Bullion. Lonna
nod Time Paper nottot int od.
Morita and Loans bought and Noll on Con:.111 , 4011 at
the Bowl of Brokers In Philadelphia and New York.
je3-6m
EDWARD It PARRY, RICHARD R. PARRY,
Notary Public for COMIIIiP9IOI3Yr for
Minnesota. Pauustylvania awl
Now Joriey.
PARRY & BROTHER,
1. BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
CONYBYANOBIIB,
FRONT STREET, above HICKORY,
MANKATO, MINNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and Investing
:Money for non•resldents and others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes Ac. Auy letters of ENG{OIST or business
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, & Co , PhPadelphia.
Dale, Ross, & Withers Ph ladolphia.
Sharp, Guinea. & Co.. Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Charles Ellis & Co., Philadelphia.
Parry & Randolph, Philadelphia. rer2l•OtiVe
DAUL'B FARINA. CRACK:ENS. -- The
enduring popularity of PA Ii FARINA
CRACK tali results from their remarloble excellence.
Not. has no (earl that the high repotallou of hie
Craelferx will be injured men if •f ono or two Indic hitt
els" chould make and offer the urdinnry kiwis finder
the IMMO of Farina Crarket,.
- • , .
Error, of this character are aim a}a corrected by an
actual and comparnthe trial of quality by a discerning
public.
Paul's Farina (trackers arc more nutritious and as hole
porno, and retain their freshness longer, than mg other
Crackers made.
Paul's geukine Farhat Crackers me made of the pare
Farina.
Ask for PAUL'S FARINA CRACKERS. FRC that the .
are stamped PAUL. ,
Test them ; compare them u tth others, suit buy them
Sold by the principal °wears, unit uhoh•salr by
JAMES It. WEBB,
j33-3tik 223 South EtiflTll Street.
I3LANOARD 11 OUSE ,—BROAD WAY
and TWELFTH Street, New York, ro-oponed,
Meg Intl' , furnietted with every modern Improvement.
The location to faahlonalle end healthy.
The rooms are large and wel ventilated. Mello
served at all home, and every attention paid to the
comfort of mining Transient hoard /2 per day. Per
manent board at lower ratee.
The whole under the management of 0 J. MAMA!,
LAN, (l to of the United State* Hotel. Philadelphia )
who respectfully eollelte the patronage of Me friends
sod the travellips publ.o, 1430-201
L. it. P. pROSIIOLZ.
,j9143t.*
ALFRED
MiNJ. TIMILEY,
Noticzo
Brolicrs
EIMISME
gain= • Ueopito.
,ILTUNTINGDON WARN SPRINGS.—::
1- The Warm Springs at the base of Warrior's
Ridge; five miles north of Huntingdon, overlooking
Standing Stone Creek, and environed by romantic bills
and woodlands, have been leased by the former pro:
priefor of the' Learner House. The extensive Hotel
Buildings, Bath Houses, kn., erected at great expense
by Honeral A. P. Wilson, the Owner, bare been com
pleted, and the groves have been beautifully laid out
and adorned. The Hotel Parlors and Chambers aro
airy and Comfortably furnished, and the prospect from
the verandahs for beauty cannot be excelled. For half
a century these Springs have bean celebrated , [or their
medicinal qualities, and the great virtue of the Waters
in chronic affections. Tho temperature of the water is
094 degrees, - and for bathing to delightful and Invigo
rating. In the woods and streams gams and fish
abound.
Persons in puma of health or plesatire will find
thin a moat delightful retreat ; and its nearnese to the
Pennsylvania Rellroad and its cheapness give It a decided
advantage over any waterlog piano in the State. The
proprietor has had years of experience in the business,
and no paine or trouble will be spared to make guests
comfortable. Hooka run from Huntingdon to the
Springs on the arrival of the different Railroad trains;
fare 25 cents. Families accommodated at moderate
rates.
JOHN Proprietor.
Wawa SPRINGS, near Huntingdon, Pa.
N.O,EA BATHING.
DELAWARE IiODBE, CAPE ISLAND, N. T.
Thie Brat-claw and popular liottne la now open for the
reception of sisitere. For health, recreation, or plean
urn it in uneurpassefl by any on the Inland.
Jebo-sw* ;TAMES 3INCRAY, Proprietor.
.
Q.EA: BATFIING.-NATIONAL:HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH, N. J.—This well-known first
rinse and popular House Is now open for the reception
of .% linters. Term,, Ten Dollars per week. Persons
wishing to engage looms can do so by addressing
WOOLMAN STOKES,
fe2B-2v( LONC4- BRANCH. •
SBA -BATHING— OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE
ISLAND, N;J.—Th a well-known and popular
limo Is again open to receive visiters. It has been
put in complete order and every attention will be given
to guests to make their visit pleasant. The table will
be abundantly supplied with the luxuries of the season.
Charges moderate, to suit the times.
je.24-61v*'I8RAEL i 18AMING, Proprietor.
rgIRENTON FALLS, ONE IDA OATNTY,
-IL NEW TORE.—The Hotel at the above celebrated
place of resort fa open for the season, and can be
reached In a 'few hours from New York, at a email ex
pense, as a Railroad from Utica takes visitors there
within an hOur, .. MOM,
- Je2B-2wd&trw-2tw* Proprietor.,
QBA BATHOZGL-OAPE ISLAND:-NA
k3 'NORM. ROTEL la now open. Paco of Board $8
per week. Ohildren and Servants half price.
fel9-6w AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
.N HOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL, 6
11. A. MILER PROM CARLISLE, PA., AT THE GAP
OP TUX SOUTIIMOUNTAIN.--The subscriber, of the
St. Lawrence Rotel, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, hav
ing leased the- above popular summ 3r retort of the late
proprietor, James W, Patton, will open the samo for the
reception of guests on the 20th of June: Terms mode
rate. Address A. G. MULLIN,
Mount holly Springs,
Ouraberlend county, Pa.
WASIUNGTON HOUSE,
. CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
The above Hones will bo open for the accommodation
of vasiters on the lot day of Juno.
The subscriber would call attention to the fact that
ho has fitted up the " Washington" particularly for the
early visitors. A small dining room hos been added,
Stoves are fitted up throughout the front house. a Bret
class Restaurant and Bar is now In operation, and every
thing now in order for the comfort of the guests for the
early season. S. E. WOOLMAN,
Proprietor.
111/ANSION HOUSE, MAUCH CHUNK.-
LUIL 21,is elegant establishment, beautifully situated
on the banks of the Lehigh, is now ready for the rocep
Lion of summer visiters, There in no locality in Tenn•
syl vaults, nor, perhaps, in the United States, which corn
bitten so many attractions oa the valley of the Lehigh,
and the above lictel will afford a most comfortable home
to riattera desirous of viewing thn mogniticent scenery,,
inexhaustible mines, or stupendous works of art of thin
interesting region,
jet-Ste,
GEORGE ITOPPES, Proprietor
r HE WHITE SULPHUR AND OFIALY-
A BEATE SPRINOS, at DOUBLING OAP, Peun'a,
are open, as usual, and r.re aceessilkle in eight hours
from Philadelphia, by way of Harrisburg, thence on the
Cumberland. Valley Railroad to ki ew vi lle, thence in stages
eight miles to the Springs, where you arrive at 6 o'clock
the same evening. For particulars, inquire of Messrs.
Morton McMichael, Samuel Hart, James Steel, 11. S.
Janney, Jr., & 00., or Proprietors of Merchants' Hotel,
Philadelphia.
jet-2m4
in BEDFORD SPRINGS.-THIS
well-known and delightful Summer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Visitors on the lath of
Aloe, and kept open until the let of October.
The new and apaciems Buildings erected last year are
uow folly completed, and the whole establishment has
been furnished in superior style, and the accommoda
tions will be of a character not excelled In any part of
the United States.
The Rotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, whose experience, courteous mauners, and
attention to hie guests, give the amplest assurance of
comfort and kind troatmant.
In addition to the other means of access IL in deemed
proper to state that pazsengers can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Cha,nborsburg.
The Company have made extensive arrangements to
supply dealers and individutla with " Bedford Water"
by the barrel. carboy, and in bottles, at the following
prices, at the Springs, via
For a barrel froulbery) SA 00
Do. (oak) 300
X Do. (mulberry) Et 00
K De. (oak) 200
Carboy, 10 Winos 2 25
Bottles, 13f, pint, per dozen I 60
The barrels are carefully prepared, co that pur
chasers may depend upon receiving the Water fresh
and street.
All communications should be addressed to -
PUN BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGB 00.,
Bedford County, Pa
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA ,
Will open the eighth day of June for visitorn. This
healthy summer resort has many advantages which re
commends it to the public, in search of a home place
to enjoy the monntsin air during the hot acmen. It is
elevated twelve hundred feet above water level There
are graded walks through dense forests, end shaded
arbors; by the way ciao are many springs of the purest
soft water at, a temperature of 49 to 42 degrees of Farem.
belt. At the summit is an observatory overlooking an
area of 40 milee square, of farms in the highest state
of cultivation embracing the whole of Lancaster
county, and points in ten other counties. The scenery
fades away in the boundary of mountains at the dis
tance of 70 miles It is altogether one of the most
grand and eatennive panoramic view, to be met with in
any country. No kind of epidemic has ever been known
hero at any reason of the year. Many beautiful drives
over good roada. The hotel will accommodate com
fortably 400 persons. Every variety of bathe. all the
modern Improvements now in use in first-plasm watering
places will be found here. 411 vegetables raised on the
farm. 'The best kelp employed in every department..
The Proprietor flatters himself that he will be able
to give ample aatiafaction to his guest'. (loud stable
room. Good stock of livery. Horses and carriages on
hand.
Por further Information end circulars call on
JOSEPH 11. DIYERB,
THIRD and VINE Streets,
JAMES B. EARLE,
No. 818 011N8TNUT htreet,
And on the Proprietor
JOSEPH KONIGMAOHER,
Ephrata Post Office, Lancaster county, Pa.
mv17412m
POINT AIRY !-THIS PLEA.
113.11 - -vonoMalla- SANT BUMMER RESORT in now thrown
open to the public, under the control of Cal. TUOB.
WARAM and Major "LARRY PEPPER Dialog the
warm season our readers can enjoy balmy breezes,
choice music, fine bathing, with all the etceteras that
conduce to creature romtorts, at this popular resort.
BOATS will leave the wharf, at BOUM Btreat, every
few 'ninnies during the day ap27-dif
Sat Zak and tan Eret.
MI;
LAND ELEGANT
FURNITURE MODERN
PRINOECON RESIDECNE
ifi, , NEW JER
SEY, 10ft SALE OR RENT.
A large and limb - one brown-stone Residence, Nituate
in princeton. New Berney, with between b and 10 acres
of lend, in ii high mt.:o er cultivation ; n grapay ;
kitchen gui ler In fell cultivation ; n young and thriving
ni chant, aPh et ery variety of fruit, suited to the
Ilmate ; n hmeleorne lawn, Intl not alto taste and
skill, and comprisims almost rt ery dmaription of °ma:
mental shade trees. This house, built within a few
yeas, 14 a ilr•it.elnal realdence, of best construction,
with rill too modern improveinenta, two furnace, gas,
outer introdurol, Ag.; a superior STABLE AND
COACH 1101JSE, lee Ilona, awl other iwbuildluge,
fry TILE FURNITURE, much of which In euttsely
new, and of the most elegant description, mnde by Li
jombre. silt be disposed r en reiemnable terms, to a
person tenting or purchasing . the property, the owner
going abroad
For farther particulars, apply to
li. THOMAS SONS,
je2l-thutlt 139 and 111 South FOURTH Street.
pox SALE—Very doairable Delaware and
I. Marylaud FARMS, elm to Railroad and Na
lion. Price, 100 ,• terma Very accommodating to actual
renters. WALNUT Street, So. 32a).i—emce bark.
jy3.3t,
, TO RENT—The now four storied Iron•
al front iirorai, No. 244 North THIRD Street,
alMic Ram) ?greet, with Fixture)), ;suitable for the
wholemie and retail Clothing or any other bawineso.
Tornio easy. Apia.. at No. 437 VINE Streht, from
to 9 A. 31. and 2 to 3 P • M. 3-6tif*
*TM FOR SALE—The desirable STORE
LE.SI and OW ELLIN G , on the North, eNt corner of
EhiIVENTIt and CHRISTIAN Streets. Lot 18 by 65.
Apply to H. C. TIIONIFSON 111 31 CON.% RIME,
j 1341, 933 ARCH. Street.
44-0, TO LET—The huge Upper ROOMS of
MkStore So. North 1 , 01111711 4tmet. Inquire on
=9E2
001 TO LET.-2 FURNISHED COUN-
La COUNTRY RESIDENCE ot T 01144 0 ,, havin g '
u river t root, Ample otaliliog. supply of tee, he. Apply
=a=
A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE
country, willtin five minutes' Ilan; of a railroad
station, TO It ENT. Curringe•bouto, stabling, sarioty
of fruit, &a. tironult,4 won shaded, and healthy In.
ratit, Apply to WALNUT Street, third floor,
trout 9 V. M. to 1' je2S-lo
in OFFICE 1( 0 0 NIS TO LET.—T bre°
La beautiful COUNT 'NG ROOMS, (in G igg'i Fire-
Proof liollaing.) on tho =ocou.l floor, front No. 226
WALNUT Sir..vt. ; suitabto for iniuranco, or nu}• other
Companies nt, aim,. communicating, rooms
JOHN GRIGG, 226 WALNUT Streot.
Fru LET.—THE UerEli ROOMS OF
rilorea No. ;1•27. anti No. t 133 MASART Street,
below Fourth. Apply on the proud seq, to
Al I. HALLOW ELL & CO . or
0 ILILLON, AN DEMON, .1: CO.
Want!).
iiVANTED—A WOMAN, who is a gond
COOK for au Eating Btu, 77 DOCK St It.
‘I(ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-FIVE
nctitn and energetic OAN ASSIEIitS, to sell
" Powers's Pingram anti Statiellettl Itet.ont of the Sign
ets of the Deelsratiou et Independence" in the city.
Apply in J. U. POWERS, nt the Lithographic listsb
114htnent of P. S. Ihiral & Son, 22 South FIFIII
Sheet, there tingle copies tiny ahrity4 be hail.
WANTED, FOR T LIE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given goal pay, board, clothing, and
cuediral attendonoe.- Pay froat $lO to, $42 par month
No min having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED 81M1171.0.2 at No 817 MARKJIT Street,
above Righth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
let Lieut.. 2d Regt. of Cavalry,
ap/741 Recruiting Officer.
Elailistra
V . A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
• DENTIST,
Woold Inform hie frientle thnt ho heti REMOVED to
1119 WALNUT Street, abort, Eleventh. Jot-3to
LARGE NO. 3 M ACK ERE L—N OW ig
store, and landing, 300 bblo No. 3 MACKEREL
largo 268 balvoe ditto, for rale by
/NO. M. KENNEDY &
mya roe. itY) P 4 397 N, WUARYZIi.
~ttail ;D ; Voraio
11011EDUOTIOIC IN PitIOES - oF,SlpfhWa
Ala" GOODS PROM JULY 15T... ; . . . ,
LAWNS and ORGANDIES — • • ,
-: BAREGESImd GRENADINES.. -
._.
MARS...MRS and BRILLIANTS.
DITOALS and BAREGE MAINE'S. ' . .
' PLAIN. and BAYAGEDE Eti.vELLAs.
PLAID, INDIA, and SUMMER SILKS.
GLOSSY,BLACII Rms. • •
WITE FRENCH DRI GIANTS.
EDOINGS andINBERTINGS; FLOUNCINGErke. -
BIATERIALS:POR TRAVELLING DRESSES and
DUSTERS, all kinds.
SEA-SIDE P. AIDS, for Bathing Dresses, In medidm
and gay Plaids, fast colors.
The whole stock of SUMMER-DRESS GOODS to be
cloned out for claim, to prepare for fall. _
CLEARERS ADAMS,
.131 EIGHTH and ARCHStreets.
IrRAVELLING DRESS-GOODS.
Travelling Dusters to match.
Silk I/esters and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White Darege Dusters.
Shawl Dareges, black and white.
Thin Black Goods, reduced.
-
WHITE GOODS. '
Cambric, Jacouet, and Mull, 12K cts. up.
Figured Swim, plain Swiss, and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots plaid Cambric.
EMBHOIDEBIES.
Juet opened from auction, several iota Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Sots, neat Collars, and fancy Linen
Col
lars at about .
Hate PRICE.
Mohr !VDUs—several good nod cheap lots
LINEN 000DS.
Fronting and Shifting Linens, by the pioce or yard.
BOYS' WEAR.
Seeranckera, Blay Linens, Linen Coatings, Pantaloon
Platte, Ac. Also, light'thissitneres.
MARSEILLEB VESTINGS
COOPER & CONARD,
- E. E. einmer ,NINTR. and MARKET
NOTICE.-
WE WILL OFFER OUR STOOK
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Previous to closing tbo Store for
ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION.
THOMAiIiV. EVANS A do.,
je3o.ot - 818 and 820 01(EST24112' Street
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
CLOSING BALES OF 'THE SEASON. •
REAL GUIPURE MANTILLAS..
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS.
PUSHER LACE MANTILLAS.
FRENCH LACE CIRCULARS.
BLAINE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS
TRAVELLING DUSTERS, • -
In proton* rerfety. •
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
je29 - No. 708 CHESTNUT street.
BLACK CANTON, CRAPE, FOR MEN.%
Ooata and Testa.
Black Canton Silk Cambleta.
Striped and White Lutons. •
Do. and Checked &Anacker.
lextra fine butt and drab Linens.
•
Drab Nankin Pongeen.
Yellow India and Branch Nankeens.
SHAIIPIMBB 11110TNED8.
je26.lf OIINSENUT and MOUTH.
rip HE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered in this City ete
now being sold by
THORNLEY to 131118 M
N. E.cnr.EIGIVPR and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchased, a for days ago, at a moat tremendous
merlfico for
--, • - - _ .
CASH,
a lot of very rich Embrhidored Crape Shawls, same
quality and style as we have sold for
TWENTY DOLLA.R.9!-
'Which we are new selling at the extretnoly low price of
TWELVE. DOLLA}LB!!•
LAOlei, you may 11040 r have such another opportunity
of buying a
nd\oflo3lß MIMI. SO CUBAN
Also, Plain Crape Shawls. front F-4 to .$lO.
.11,INTILLAS AND DtipITENS.
Special bargaina in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique
&c. -
Travelling Drone Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dress Geode.
Organdies, Dareges, Grenadines, &c., &o,
MAWS. PANOIt SILHP, &o.
Our name is justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Soya'' Wear.
Linen Goode, of our own importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &c., &e.
Mitts, Veils, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., at
THONNLNY d OH ISM '
ONE•PRICE CASH STORE,"
N. E. Cor. EIGHTH & di'IIING.GARDEN Streets.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS. DIAPERS. &o.
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS. and those
desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
fall name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
A s a guarantee of the oonodneee and durability of the
Goode.
Thie caution le rendered essentially necessary as large
quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared.
season after Beeson, and sealed with the name of
RICHARDSON by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thus Inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
chasers can be imposed on with Goods of a worthless
character.
.
J.-BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2S-Sra Agents, 36 Lnunon Street, New Yrok
A CARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY.,
Retail Dealer In
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS,
No. 448 N. SECOND Street, snore WILLOW,
Dirge Story White Building.
TRRMS—ONE FRIOR FOR OABR
fj3" Prices marked in plain figures on each article
ap294lm
~}lolUical.
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
- JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the Poopleta Conveuttou
jytotf
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
ALM. JOHN THOMPSON.
Subject to the People's nomluatlou. 3y3-3t*
REGISTER OF WILLS—
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratic Rulea. je30.411 4
CLETRKTOFOIitiIkNS' COURT—
JOSEPII A. AIONTLEIMER,
Eleventh Ward.
Subject to the ruler of the Deinocretic party.
jol7.4tC't
.1-31.. T THE SOLICITATION of my friends,
I offer mycelf as a Candidate for the Office of
REGISTER OF WILLS.
Subject to the People'a nomination.
H. CALUOUN SEE,
lm* Of the Eighth Ward.
Q IfER FAL T Y.—Enm,uragud by my
Meads, I offer myself as at candidate :or the office of
SHERIFF of the City and County of Pnlitulelphin,
subject to the decision of the People's Party, eaoea
initiation I respectfully solicit.
WILLIAM 11. KERN,
jets-lm Fitteenth Ward.
fi l olt REGISTER OF WILLS—
J 011 2 ,1 CASSIN,
Fifth Ward.
Subject to Democratic Rules. jelfotf
. FfOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
WIABLES D. KNIGHT.
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination. jel-tf
- -
UOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOUN CANTRELL, UV SEVENTH WARD.
Subject to Democratic mitre. rayll-4u2
ezntlemen's Suritist;ing Qtaobs
CIENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
w. w ENIGILT, 600 A.ROII 'Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kind, of Purnishme
Goals, sod mautfueturer of Pine Shirts, warranted
equal in every reepeet to any others manufactured in
thin city or elsewhere ; wholesale sod retail, or made
to order.
NTLEMEN I S WRAPPERS OR
, ILA DRESSING GOWNd.—The largest and beet as
redolent in the eltv, wholesale and retell, with a fall
line of Under OlotLing, nutted to the 'reason, at W. W.
KNIOIIT 3 B, CBB ARCH. Street, above Sixth, Philadel•
phis. mbl-tf
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEN , EI BURNISHING STORE, and PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM SWIM MANUFACTORY, No. Too
ORESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia.
The attention of Southern and Western Merchante, end
Strangers, is particularly invited to this improved oat of
Shirts, the moat perfect fitting article made. At whole.
ale and retail. and made to order. anSayir
3 -p
-p - F6 § TILE WEST PHILADELPHIA
PASSENGER RAILWAY CO
%Rl.: NOW RUNNING TUEIR, cute
From Flghtlt etrect, along ?lfarketZatreel, to Logan,
and along Law to erford start
HINUT ES
W3t. S. MANN,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
I,ADDIIS AND CiliaNT'PLatiAIRN,
llanntactured and for ante, whaleritle rind retail, Lr
WM. A. DROWN ..t, CO.,
I=4
JAOKS . ON)
1013 PRINTER,
Has Removed to
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
33 , 2-1 tn
108 Qilll'allsApse.PALß:Fti,l7".
22 Qr. do do do.
20 Qr. do Sherry . do.
11 Pipes Superior Paarete Wine.
20 Qr. Pipes do do do.
40 do do do do.
111 Bales A.POlted Corks.
Sib Beige Almonds.
25 do Filberts
Landiug from Brig " Arrogant° Emello," and for sale
by A. Id BRINO,
111I2T•ti 340 tIQIITti NAGINT Street.
WIEATLEY'S ARCH ST.'TICEATRE.
REELER-TrIOUPEI
LAST ToIOTIT ON TOE SEASON.
And TRU (Monday) EVENINO,IITLY 6,
YOUNG ASIERIOA - BALLET
In ;
lIRIE'L L OR Tlik DEMON LOVER:
,
And
• DR. HAND IN THE - AROTIO REGIONS
'lntroducing the oldebiated
Doo ESQUIWATIX.
WASHINGTON' CROSSING TBN DELAWARE.
ADSIIBgoN.
Bons, 25 cents• Secured Wtd Dress Circle 17 6,;
Orchestra Stalls. 50 cents; Seats In Private Boxes, 75 ;
Gallory,„l3 cents.
Doers open at 7.t( o'clock; perfortnancescoramenceVx.
.7. 61. B. WHITTON ' Treasurer.
A MERIOAIT ACADEMY or"
..CA- 8. W. earner of BROAD "and LOCUST Btreete.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS ,
For five nights more, . • -
Commencing on TIIESDAt, .101j8th, by the
aERMANId Q.RCIIRSZSA,
CARL BENTZ, -Lasnen,,
Coors open at 7% o'clock; to commence at 8 o'clock.
Single tickets 26 cents.
Packages of 8 tickets Sl.
Stockholders. and Ticket holders admitted free.
j7s.tt
9 . 7 ) ,E Y o 'LA. N lig i n i THEATRE..
(Commencing on R 4 T .EDYESDAY E r Y O EN L I Y KG, Jnly:7111,
1858,)
ORDWAY'S BOSTON .BOLIANR,.
oompriping' El% HORN and SWANK, BROWER ' (the
great Ethiopian Comedians ' ) E KELLY. E BOWERS,_
TIM NORTON ' WNORTON.-E., .B. FAIRBANKS. C.
P NE HAYNES, E. THO PSON, &o. T h who] aof
tale talented Troupe will appear nightly tinder thedirec
lion of JOHN P. ORDWAY; who, will preside at the.
'Piano Theis. Programme- cemptine many new
feature', with old feworitee i. that never dlre"—•" The
Break-Neck Act," " Happy Uncle.Tern'," linilesque
Locomotion, and the Aitken 14 Perch* Ecinipoiee, &c
by tbie corps of .BUBLESQUE &PRAIA N ARTISTES.
For particulars, pee Billet of the day...! -
.Adm'Bslen
Doom open at 7k ,• to commence at Sk.
AN AFTERNOON PERPORNIANON ON SATUR
DAY. Jys.st
in!ttrAnce Zompantes.
irNs lIRANCS COMPANY OP , THE
1 STATIC OP' PENNBITEVANIA•LYIDE 4..Nt
DIRE) INSIIIIANO,ga-No..4,SXCHANGB BUILDINGS.
Chartered 1781—Mapital. 1108,008-,itasats,
iiry 1,1868;8347,448 80.100, ' •
All Invested in sound and aiallable securities—Oontl -
nne to insure on Vessels and Oargois,
of Merchandise, din., on liberal terms.
•
DIREOTORS:
floury D. .Bherrerd, George 11. Btuart,
Simeon Toby,, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Idanalester, Tobias Wagner,
William 8. Smith, ..Thomas B. Watteau, -
John D.Bndd, Henry-G. freeman,,
William It , •., climbs 8. Lewis;
DENM.I D. BIIEREERD, PresiOut.
WILLIAM Frile2M, Secretary. - jetboxirm .tf
AMERICAN,_FIRE INS'U'RANCE CO.,
INcon.l , 4r.d.p I. IBIO—CHART.B.R. rza
PRTO4.E.: .
N 0.1310 WALNUT Street, ibore 't bird,- Philadelphia
Miming a /Mae Paid-up Capital ,Etoek and Surplus
Inrested in eouud andmisilable Sesurities, continue!:
Immo on DwoUingr i Atoms, , Turulturp, Merobiunlise
Vessels in Port and their Chaves, and other Personal
Property. All Loam liberally and promptly adjusted
1.11111070/113.
George Abbott, John T. lAMB,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Morris,
Batauel C. Morton, James R. Osmpbell
Pat:Jolt Brady, Edmund G. Dnillh!
Charles W. Poultney.-
GEOROM ABBOTT, President.
TIMM B. RAWL Secretary. la23y if
rip HE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
map.•
(CHARTZLED ET TM LEGISLATI7III OP PMIXECTILTANIA.)
. . . . . . ..
FIVE - PER GENT.. Interest allowed to Dopositors,
and all Moneys Paid book on Demand.
- . OPPION, 841 NORTH THIRD STREET,
cOosSoLinkriow BASIL BUILDING.)
Thillnet ttation is now open for the transaction of
hominess, and la the only Chartered Saving land located
' •
In tne northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily). from-9 *hi Eg o'clock,
and oleo on MONDAYS and_ THURSDAYS, from 6 =HI
9 o'clock in the Evening.
, MANAGERS.
Frederick Klett,, . James S. Pringle,
Stephen Smith, . , Jacob Dock
John P Levy, Joseph DI Cowell, _
Hon. Henry K. Strong, , George .Woelepper,
Denial Underkofler, . - .7, Wesley Bray, '
Hon. Wm ,Millwards Robert B. Davidson,
Frederick Steaks, ' . P. 0. Ellmaker,
Francis Hart, ' John P. Yams,
Josepn P. LeOlero, George Knecht,
John Kessler, Jr.. John Horn.,
- President. 7A.M.E3 B. PRINGLE.
Secretary, GEORGE T. THORN. ' ap2l.iftf
QAVING FUND.-lINITED STATES
TIIIIST 00111PANY, corner of THIRD and OIUIST.
MIT Streets.
Large and email Bonus received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with Frva PER OENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Odic° hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day s and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 1 until 0 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from 11 upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. OPLAWIOED
Treasurer—PLlNY PISS.
Teller—lAMES R. HUNTER
CIARTSHORNE'S OURS-ALL - THE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR: and Remedy
(or DYSPEPSIA, WEAR STOMACH AND WILLS
BOWELS
This article is the greatest discovery In Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Cure of RHEIIMATISSI,
NEURALOIA TOOTH-ACHE, SORE THROAT, STIPP
NECK or Pain In the LIMBS, RIDE. BACK, or any
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerree, blus•
cies, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It is also an excellent preparation for Avepepeda and
Indigestion, which arises frem s weak stomach or
bowels Thousands of persons who have used HARTS.
HOHNEII CURE-ALL have been astonished at Its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system.
Bottles /2, 25, ISO Gents, and fa, to be eold by
R. H. JENKINS,
ap=-Iftt Corner SECOND andWALNUT Streets.
ARTSIIORNE'S HEALTH-RESTO•
REP., OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Plash is in the Blood. Prepared by a'
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the beet
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World! It deem
not costain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is milted to the impaired and
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimple/ and crop.
Cons from the skin; gives bloom and freshness to the
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both sexes.
It le a perfect cordial in taste, and sate like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits. and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any canoe.
Quart bottles $1; small bottles 60 cents ) • sold by
It. H. JENKINS,
Oorner of SECOND and WALNUT Streets,
apVelftf
IiATING's FARINA CRACKERS.—The
remarkable excellence and great popularity of
these Crackers have attracted the attention of those
manufacturing other descriptions of Crackers. and many
of these persons buy WINO'S CRACKERS. in order to
siipply their customers with Farina Crackers. •
One or two individuals, however, have been offering
the ordinary kind, which they make under the name of
Farina Crackers, and have succeeded in selling them to
a smell extent.
The selling of such Crackers for Farina has a ten
dency to injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA
CRACKERS, mole by Mr WING,
Errors of thla character, however, are usually eat,
rected on being properly exposed,
No other person has ever succeeded to working the
material for Marina Crackers, or producing nay article
which contains such highly nutritious and healthful
properties. WINOS.
WING'S CRACKERS have a delightful taste, act
kindly upon the stomach, and are digested with remark
able ease. For dyspeptics or the aged, as well as iteden
tary and delicate persona generally, they are most ne
ceptable, and peculiarly pleasant for children.
Ask (or WINO'S CRACKERS, And take none but
those stumped with the name of " A. WlNG.'"These
mar be procured of the best family Grocers generally,
and at wholesale only of A. N. Thompson & Co., Nos.
221 nod 223 Fulton street, New York, or
DINO RE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
Nu. 11) South FRONT Street, Philad'a.
For the convenience or purchasers, WO give the rutmei
of some of our best Grocers who cell them :
Anderson & Dunlap No 1816 Lombard st.
R. & T Atmore No 1000 Buttonwood st.
James Aslthroolc Car Second and Queen ate
R. Block t o 1739 Cho thut At.
IL Black
Thompion Black...
James K. Bowman
K. dc. B. Boyd
MUM
Ilugh Dmly.
M. C. Brown
W. Campbell No 644 Pine et.
Wm. Campbell k Co Cor Eleventh b Market sts
James W Campbell No 2001{ alnut et.
Simon Cc Iten No Ma) Walton et.
Jelin De rine No lOW Market at
James Dol,nlns No 1037 Market st.
J. M. Ellis Jr. Son ...... • • • Cor kinth and Sp Garden
liderard Friel Cor Ninth and Sp Garden,
Henry Floyd Cor S Twelfth and Lombard,
Gordon & Ferguson Car nineteenth and Market.
David 11. Graham ...... ....Green, car Sixth at.
Thomas Urahatu Cor Sixth and Cherry.
Graham A. Martin 'co 1015 Martet street.
Samuel W Gray No 352 S Fifteenth at.
Frederick Grubb Cor Eleventh and Coates at.
Samuel lirvyess Cor Eleventh and Walnut.
John Howe Cur Second and Lombard.
Willinin C. Johnston ('or 13th and Girard ay.
D. & 11 A. Lose Seventh and Brown sti.
. MeCer he Tenth, cm George at.
J. & IL McCilueg. No 710 North Second at.
C. 11. Mattson Cor Tenth and Arch eta.
War. L. Maddock .b C0....N0 115 South Third at.
W. R. McKinley ...... ....Germ:lPa It and Jefferson.
Samuel Moon Paul and Seventh 01.
John Moore Pine, above Muth et.
Francis Morris
Juba O'Brien Cor Tooth and Shlppeu Os.
Christian and Fowler a s.
John 11. Parker }les:runt and Market s's.
Wm. Pars In, Jr Twelfth, cur Chestnut at.
Philip R. Purdy Nu 10 Walnut st.
Thomas It Patton Locust, car Thirteenth at.
Samuel Rogers Sixteenth and Pine sta.
Samuel 11. Boss Car Se: end and Drown sts.
Albert O. Roberta ...... ....Eleventh, cor Vine at.
Robert Ralston Thirteenth and Girard ay.
Se:lntel Ross Second and Noble eta.
Andrew Sproule Cor M irshall and Coates.
:Dorris F.Splllin Car Llghth and Arch ale.
Jeremiah. starr Cur Filth and Merchant sta.
NV or. C. SteVell,oli Nu 712 South Second at.
Joqliint Wright Cor Op Garden & Franklin.
.1. 11. Wheeler Cor Third and Lombard sta.
John If. Weaver & Co Cor Second and Pine eta.
SrrEtcnsreNDEsl
MIZE
ItenHtsnuna, PA
Win. Dock, Jr
BURLINGTON, N. T.
F. Tilhaling rago k Thomn
jy2-Ir m Heil -if if
FOWLER, - WELLS, & CO., 922
. t . CIIESTisiIIT Street, keep standent works on
Phrenology, Physiology, Water Core. and Pho
nography, wholessio end retail. Ithteuologl•
cal Emuniuntion, pith charts, and full writ.
ten descriptions of character, given day and even.
tog. Cabinet free to visitors. Orders by mall to be
addressed to Fowler, IVoll'i, & Co., 922 Chestnut
street. je9-31noifswky t cop 30
t 5 ,1.1 5 FOR LINEN GAITERS.
75 eta. for LINEN SLIPPERS
5 cts. for VELVET SLIPPERS.
75 ots. for KID SLIPPERS.
BLACK LINEN GAITERS.
At PARKER'S.
1019-11u* 91 North SIXTH Street
KELSH'S
SADDLERY AND HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
E4tablished 1818.
8 W. corner FIFTH And PRUNE Streets.
Single and double Gammas of the most fashionable
description and warranted of the beet material and
workmanship.
Ladle!' and Gentlemen's Saddles of elegant atylev
Cores Clothing, Bruahes, Curry Combs, Chamois,
Sponges ; Knee Caps, Interfering and Poultice Boots,
and every Stable requisite of the moat super or quality.
N. /3.-4orgeo carefully acted. myro-merf-7m
2lismeintenti.
..25 mita.
George 0, Carson
giaDnigo Suiths.
PERPETUAL OITAnTER
.t~leDiciltai
N 0,1700 Market at.
No 20. outh Broad at
No 552 North 17th at
No 1544 ll.ser st
No 2,111 North fl het
Cot Eleventh and Pine etc
Cot Ninth and Locust eta.
OERUtNTOWN.
Juboa Gates l Itra
Notiteg.
THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TRI
CITY AND COUNTY DIP PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN DROWN, WILLIAM DROWN, and JAMS
BROWN, - tratling7as John Brovin & Co., v. WII
LIAM J. MCCANDLESS .and JOHN CARRION
• trading tut Wm. J. McCandless & Ce.
• Venditloni Enemas, Dec. T., 1867 No. 802.
• that certain lot or piece of ground, with the tee
story Mick stable thereon erected, situate on the sent;
aide 61 Filbert Street,rat- the distance of misty-titre
feet six Inches eastward from the east sided' Schuyikil
Second street in the tj- of Philadelphia, contalulm
in - frent or'bre ei
adth on the 'said Filbert street elghtem
feet, and ertboding in length or depth southward o
that width one hundred feet to Jones's alley. Deurulw
on the west .by - ground now' of late of the estate o
henry Pratt, &teased, oil the south by the said /meal
alley, on the east Welber ground of the said William
Brown granted or intended to have be granted tr
JansesHelly on ground rent, and on the north by Fib
bed street aforesaid. ;- (Being the mine lot of ground
which William Drown wife, by deed dated the
twenty-fifth day of September; A. D. 1852, recorded at
Philadelphia in deed book T H, No. 39, page 430, &c.,
granted and conveyed Onto John Carrick, in fee, wain
and subject to the payment of the yearly ground
rent or atutt-of-167.50 in equal half-yearly payments.]
And;aleo; All That certain two-store brick messurep
or tenement and lot of piece - ef groorel, situate on the
north aide of Filbert street, at the distance of two hen
deed and thirty-three. feet eastward from the east side
of Schuylkill Third street, In the city of Philadelphia,
containing in- front or breadth on the said Filbert
street fifteen feet six inchee, and in length or depth
northfiard sixty-seven feet. 'Bounded on the west by
ground now`hr latest! laichaid and Andrew Allison, on
- the east and north'btsround nor or late of David and
Isaac sforturl, had on-the south by Filbert street afore.
said. [Ming the aline priMises which James Peoples
and wife, - by deed dated the serenteenthday of February,
A. DX1852, recorded- at Philadelphia in deed book T
Hr No. 11, page" 1,, 'granted and conveyed to the said
John Cartick,-1n fee, under and subject to the payment
of the ,yearly - grotutd Vent Of .842.02%, in equal hail - -
yearly payments, on the first day of the months of Jaen
.ary and July in every year, to'John A. Brown, his heirs
and assigns.] -
The Auditor appointed to distribute the fund in
Court raised byliheriff's sale of Real - Notate, as above
described,. Of-John 'Carrick, one of the defendants, will
'attend tothe (Dahlia hie appointment on MONDAY,
the Ifith day of Maly, 186'8, 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
at his Offiere, No. 243 South SIXTH Street, in the city
Of Philadelphia, when and where MI parties in interest
are requital! to- present their claims, or be debarred
from coming in upon the said fund. -
jenelOt - '. J. T. THOMAS, Auditor.
N Tax ,ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
, COUNTY Oa PHILADBLPIMA.
" - Estate of WM, DOBBYN, deceased.
The atiditorappointed by the: Orphans' Court afar:).
said to audit, settle, end adjust the account of JOSEPH 1
. 0.- - TUBNPENNY, ~ A dmintstrator cum icsinmento
annexe of Wllliiun. A Dobbyn deceased, and to re
port distribution of the balance In his hands, will meet
the parties Interested at his Office, No. 1329 ARCH
-Street, on WEDNESDAY, the lth day of July, Ifiab,
at. 4 o , clock.P:M. • -
je2t.fmsr 51
~ E DWARD HOPPER, And!tar
TN THE -COURT OF OOMMON PLEAS
FOR TILE CITY-AND COUNTY OP PHILADEI,
2, , Denembe" r, MT. MARY E
TAYLOR vs. WILLIAM , TAYLOIL, • D
And how, to 'Olt, 19th Junb, 1858, on motion of Wis.
D. Ket.t.cr, Esq.; for Libellant, - Ritle on Respondent to
show cause why the Court r.tottlil not decree a Divorce
tincsfo mairimonii, as prayed for tfthe Libellant,
returnable SATURDA'T. 3a July; 1858, at 10 A. 31.
TO WILLIAM TAYLOR, alias' .N.ENIEMIAII TAY
LOR, respondent above minted: Take notice of the
above role. - Wid:-D: KELLEY,
Solicitor for Libellant.
Joss-mw2w
11Jatehi anti fizatantants.
29th Jhue, 1865
I JONES HOUSE,
• HARRISBURG; PL.,
- (Erected In 1967 )
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.
NOW OPEN TO VISITOIU3.
my29-y WELLS COVERET, Proprietn
WORRELL HOUSE,
V N. W. cor. THIRD aud.II.B.IIIIONY COVET
. „
Toe undernigonel "htkes Pleasure in inronning bib
friends and he public at large, that he has opqrkd tho
above .ItBTABLIWEIIIIENT,.aud pledgee himself to meat
the patronage of his patrons, every artie.e is of bole
nor quoit y, having been selected without regard to
price. 0101.0.1.E13 WORRYLL, Proprietor.
my27-3m
IVIOHOLLS HOUSE,
li jEuRoPEAN PLAN)
' OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
N 0.115 SOUTH EIGHTH ST., BELOW OIIESTE UT,
' PZILADIMPXIA.
Tote EOUBE is for Permanent and Transient Lodg
ing, Illrerreffort will be made by the Proprietor, l.
1410HO h LS, to give satirisation to his Patrons.
This eetablishment is situated in the heart of the
ety, centre of business, and convenient to all places
of amusement.
The Mercantile and Travelling' community wilt find
it a desirable place for comfort, cleanliness, and econo
my.
Meals furnished at all hours.
Single Booms, 60 cents per night. By theweek 22.60
and upwards. mhBo-tf
_
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
NORTE 70111011 STRA'
A.lO\c bLiscat,
IioNEFITURIN fr. 80N8. Plar.rst TGIF.
Cirobatra anb Cigars
CIGARS; OF - FAVORITE BRANDS
V and assorted sizes, carefully selected by own house
at Havana, in More, and received by every arriral from
that part. - R. FUGUET & SONS,
, e12.2m 216 South FRONT Street.
LIAVANA OICIARS—A handsome smart.
Ai meat, flunk al
Figaro, Partagat, ..
Cabanas, .7:piitateir6'
Gloria,
Odom, Converelentes,
Torrey - Lopes, Union Americana!
Orejon, Flora Cubans, &c., du. ;
40., In ji, ,V,1•13 and 1 . 10 oxen, !gall sixes and quali
ties, in gore and constantly receivingoand for rale low,
by ES TETB,
(now) 123 011A8L WALNUT Street,
below Second. second story
viGARD, CABANAS AND PARTAaAS
SEGABIL—A choice Invoice of these celebrated
brands on board brig' New lira 's daily expected from
Havana, and for eale law, by OfrAftLES TETE,
(blew) 1923 Walnut, ,treat, below Second,
eel gearmit Mort.
tamps.
LIGHT
JONES'
PATENT KEROSENE, OR GOAL OIL LAMPS,
Unrivalled in beauty, simplicity, safety, or economy,
livery .person wishing to obtain the very beet and
cheapest Portable Light within their reach should rail
and examine these Lampe before purchasing elsewhere,
and wo pledge ouraelvea to demonatrate :
Ist, That no accident can occur by explosion.
2d. That they Omit no offensive oder while burning
3d. That they are very easily trimmed.
4th That they are enmity regulated to give more in
leas light.
6th. That they burn entirely free from smoke.
Bth. That the light is at least 60 per cent. cheaper
than any other light now in common nee.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cues.
Wholesale and Retail Agency, 38 South SECOND
Street, above Chestnut.
Southern and Weston) dealers cepplied math LANIDB,
OILS, WICKS, 311ADffS, and ever) thing in the anti,
on favorable terms. EL N. SOUTHLAND, agent.
mylt-fmw-2m
PETER~'"PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BBLE-GENZBATING GAB LAMP
Is the only Patent Burner that has a
NON-CONDUOTOR ATTACHED.
For Safety, Oheapaata, sad, Brillianoy, It surpass%
all others.
STATE AND QDIINTR FROTHS FOR SALM
Address D. P. L.RTERB,.
S. W. corner 91100 ND and CHESTNUT fitn....Philc.,
dolphin ; and 4.. V. BROADWAY, New York. mhit-lr-rp
IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
ALI to your interest., and patiOniZe lISSEIER , B LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Soutk MOUTH street, below Chestnut
Previous to his opening a responsible factory, you were
charged $lO for work which he is now doing in a war
ranted manner from $8 to $lO. Support him, or you wiii
kayo the mans clause to pay. jald-y
Sewing illarllines.
ETARRIS's BOUDOIR SEWING MA.
ILA CHINE is offered to the public as the mon rain
ble low-priced Sewing Machine in use. It will sew 1,50
six to sixty stitches to an inch, on all kinds of goods,
from coarsest bagging to the finest canbrics. It
without exception, the simplest In its meelmnic.il con
struction ever wide, and can be run and kept in cider
by a child of twelve years of ego. The nun unLITY et
this machine, and the QUALITY or ITS WORE, are war
ranted to be unsurpassed by any other. Its speed :owes
from three hundred to fifteen hundred stitches per Mill.
uto. The thread used Is taken directly from the spools,
WITHOUT THE TROUBLE OP REWINDING In fact. It is a
machine that is wanted by every family In the land, and
The low price of
FORTY DOLLARS,
at whieh they are sot!, bring+ them Ivithia the 'Teich of
almost every one. S. D BAKER, Agent,
Jeltl.l6m vrkyeow6nt '2O South EIGIIIII Street
'Agricultural
KETOHIIM's IMPROVED MOWER
AND REAPER VOR. 1858, acknowledged by Edi
who have seen them work to be the best machine In the
market, for tale only by
SPANGLER & GRAHAM,
jy3 No 627 MARKET Street, below Seventh.
sigr, PRATT'. 4 PATENT STEEL SPRING
TOOTH HORSE RAKE, the only perfc‘t Hake
In use. Mao, Rewiring Rakes, Grain Credits, Par.
ling & Weldronia Green Scythes, fay Poke, with s
full and complete assortment of Itersreatiog Tools
SPANGLER & (lAA HAM
iS3 No. 627 MARKET Street. below Seventh.
Alt TURNIP SEEDS, new crop, war
ranted genuine. Alan, Buckwheat, 31111,t, Sc ,
SPANGLER ac GRAFIAM.
No. 827 MARKET Street, below Seventh.
DM I L ADE LPH 1.9. WARMING AND
VENTILATING WAIIF.JIOUSE.
AUNOLD & WILSON,
81700E88088 TO 8. • HARBISON
. .. • - -
We hare removed from ;mold stand in Welent otreet
to the LARGE STORE, No. 1010 CHESTNUT otreat,
a few doors below the Bt. Lawrence Hotel, where oar
old friends and the public are respectfully Invited to
examine our exteneive stock of Worm Air Poi-mons
Cooking Ranges, Bath Boilers, Regieters, Enameled.
Stone alantele, Parlor Coal Grates, &c. We are
now manufactoriog orm.sows CELEBRATED PAT
ENT NEW COAL GAS CONSUMII%G FURNACE, the
moat powerful and economical Heater ever invented,
and salted to all classes of buildings.
Also, new and beautiful patterns of Low Down
Orates, and Parlor Coal Gratee of elisions and patterns.
We have also commenced ,be manufacture or
ENAMELED STONE MANTELS loom Peon
sylvania StallE. -Time Mantels were mauled • a
SPECIAL PERMIUM at the late Fair aort
ErSi
tition of the kl . anklin institute of :his city. thov
represent all the rare and beautiful Aartotle Mammas',
are not injured by Smoke Coal Gas, Oil or Arils,
and are sold Wholesale and Retail, et muck lass pr ,, a
than Marble. Call and see them.
AIINOLD k WILSON
BENJ.3I. PELTWELL, Supe•iutendeat.
Philadelphia, April, 185a—ap:14 ly
PPHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY--
N. W. Oor. THIRD and OHTANI:IT Rte.
L. PELOIIZE k SON, thankful for the liberal pe
tronage heretofore accorded to their Establishment,
and desirous to merit its continuance. would announce
to Printers and Publishers that their new SPECIMEN
BOON is now ready, and from their increased facilities,
are now prepared to furnish every thing necessary in a
complete Printing Establishment, at the shortest po
tties. Their long practical experience in the bnelnees,
end the fact of their personal superintendence of the
manufacturing department, justifies them in assorting
that they can tarnish a more durable and better fin.,
ished article than their cotemporariles.
Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materials,
would do well to apply to them previous to purchasing
elsewhere.
Obi type triton at 9 tente per ponod, In exchange for
seer at opeelmen prim". .41-11
pp USSIA MATS.-506 1 DOZ. NO. 1, AND
ILL 600 doz E 6, It LIk'IA MATS. suitAbl6 for putt
ing Furniture and ()anima's' uae, will be aold low, it
ippll.d for noon. by WbAVER, FITLE ti
lip 19 VAL Warm, Rt., 4a2