The press., July 07, 1858, Image 3

y VAT 'll ~wito,ikinnin is.. • •
rupolie4Prllle Prow] ;
'•4;141
iraklr Maii4 --jitakb Theintosen:--4disiel,fieory
had a bearteumsesteriaxmoraing before Sedge
Thompson, en hahiaj iorpwr,.oharged:withinter:
faring with an o[6oer of the Board of Health la the
easoution of hie 'pada' &aim— -The ;linger, et
tot ided by hie, eouniel, Mt.-Paul; wet - In clotirt;
111.• Altamon Phillips. the, eolieltot,of ' . .thibe`ard,
in tie somo'praliinteaq oblietiOn tp the'ease•pro—
nling, atithire'did-pot- aptitiar warrant
of arrastista o ; After sointtgajivarastion . be tween
&nisei; this Obja‘ition waa'watved, and the
o ? p,poiladakwith: -
Arthur Hughes , the health officer, was Sworn,'
and testifted , that-mi: the "OtteilfJnne he had re
-es vedinstinotibria , From the; boarid to Close the
First district station -fionse,"- s it. having been de
-ot tied' a - nnisaneet‘ thatlie went dowtito the eta
-ti in'hhOse, andsiviLientenantHarailton, towhees
he communicated - , the, ordere of the board; that
anbarquentlylie Wei wailed , upon -by Hamilton,'
:-..anditir. Ruggles, thief of pollee; Who'asked him
if the order could notbe suspended for some days,
It ifeuldpot them ta greet ineenventenile tontine ;
, that by seine means MO. order was resioinded, arid
on 014,29 th of June a' fresh ,order wasipaseed by
k the - bciald: by which he Was direeted to close the
station house in fortyleight hours ; that he comma
floated that order to the Mayor, whcilriformed him
that he would reale, 'the'olesise Of -the' Minding, .
and upon sending dOwn some mett,there, that af
, *anima, theY:wero;nrrested, taken:before an al
- dermas, and lield,la haft; thatlie 'went there a
second time, and 'ithilid' the plaoti" full .of police;
and was informed-by the:lieutenant- in - oharge
_ that he-would rosist..eyery attempt toJeloserthe
building, and that ho was actinge by orders of Mit
-Mayor. , , --'.- • ,- - - , 7: - '• ' - - . - -",- ' ' ,
Upon eieer-elcanilnittion,, the *Wiese admitted
La did not • e,-liatelho" banding- to examine its
chlidition ;- ' truf ho knew the basement to hare
been la - tt filthy condition and unfit -te-pc ;used
',..is a place 'of custody.,
JamtisSmith, an ex-police iifileer,testiffed that
the cells were, in a filthy condition,-and, full of
vermin, but he believed that the rafts Wee now
closed. ..,.., , , , - , , ~,--, - . •
Mr. Jiinies H. Taut, for the diferident,, : denied
the right of thelloard of Health to close the sta
tion house, and asked to be shown the law on the
=' ;.: Fitillincreplied,-,bi readimg - several -pas4
sage(' PrOM - ,fhiaistridaftnir-the board.. wh' •
be.oontonded.-give them -thisnpow9% ., lfAolt , e, A.
- balding , a nulaaneinud elostAte 2 --.• ":, .! '.,-, ' •
Judge Thempintic'thelfiptikaieigilie delliiii - the
1
oploion of the ,00nti,:and.,,reviewed,thei .poifers
given idthe - Boardmillealth.very fully. He was
,of .pinion that the,board.hadno right-in this ease,
'after the - 'were closed and the nuisanea
Abated. to OM' up -the bulldingi - end 'Ahab the
,Mayer,, in riolating , the Meer of: the' taitird:in
attempting:A° 'die whit lie had litilegal, right to'do,, !
had been gunk, of am breach of the law whioh gave
these powers terthe beard. He would :therefore:
order the.diseharginfehlavor 'Henry. .- • -
' - Qoanratt Bssarottaudge..Allison.—Ths kirk
patria• .Poiseniug, 'Cam—Yesterday morning,
having,lieen fixed for the trial-of this - ease, the
court room Wee, crowded with the 'Ritlies6l,s and,
friendiof. the`Parties. ,Thilie,are no leas than five
counsel engaged for the defendants, nod the .ogee;
seems to exolre !taloa - deaf.cif,ii3terest, end is .a
singular one considering the standing.nf the par
tlea:-proseentor and defendants.- Messrs. ',Brent
ster,HezieliaraULL.-Hirsti and Hagert; fur the-de=
-fondants, respeotively inade'applioatioritifora-tiest
ponement, in imnsequenee Of the - akenetinf a n.lt.•
terial witness, "which' Was :stiiiialY- opposed by',
Meseta. 'Kelley' and2Ctiffee for_ the proseoution.
Judge Alliscin Axed llie, ease. positively for ten
o'clock this morning, ; and the. probabilities -are
that it will peen py two or three days on "trial.' -
FINANCIiVAN*V6IMEROIIi:.
THE MONEY. MARKET.
PAinaDatffitre";Jii 0858
Steaks were a,- ltttlo ,more flan tti:Taithan at
the olote , ef,the Meek , Bileiweremotil!ygo•
ItCjbe market the IN raer:ent'ettipall
IN eteaaiip _ 9a "find dull.
. .
• Thellieinanyance.Compani'of the County:Of
Philadelphia, has deelared_al•diVidenli three
and a halirpor coot . : payable : on and after duty
16th.
• The Planters' Bank of Tennessee has de:dated a
dividerisl criers - Per cent..out of the profits -of the
fast twelve months, whioh Is payable, to Basterh
steelthold'ers' ou demand at: the - Western-Kink,
- '.••• , 7.;•
. The Mechanics' Banlr tottiti;'. Sae
been In op%riatioif tinily u year s but which was -the
only bank there that did not snsperal,:makittneW
the handsome dividend of text 'per lient..bn all
stook raytatnte made prior to : lhe first of . elprAt i
18vd, haying firet Fat aside, as required by charter,
t•Ao per cent. for -,the oontingent-fund; , 2004 4
log still loft a r:”.terve raid 0,f460:42,
The Bank - of the ;•:,titte Of' declared
a dividend of 5 perAent. out of -the profits of:the;
past six !Female, after placing' 2 per, cent: tosthe
credit of the striking rand. There is also declared
by this batik a Vidded
.0 , 15. per nentio
hollers of the oldateck;pri;aceount of the surplus
of profits under theeld.charter:-. • =
The Bank of fit,: loafs 'bat &mitered a alitAiind
of 5 psi c'ent.:_ oneot: gip" profits:of the last Rix
months, on-alkstock paid prior to thelOtli
and at the rateef I~l ' per omit :
- neon alt;pgid stuns;
after rosorittno ferrient..for special contingent
fund, and 1-per tteptiTet
,the paid-up capital to the
credit of thig4rtMeathierttlitud.%-,
The Iderchantal,7Banits Intqatilare4 divfdets
of-8 per= sent briAbilidg4ip ZwiPitit of--he ,
profits of the orriPsix•onathellogetneSs, artist pay
ixiilkg;tlStelSAVP,,_!..thol.4lo„:ol,i'4.l4l44k
2 per a t it: fainCaarequired by ,
the chartar L and...bal*lailiarairOftod of "444%.
Theta area:o4 j4iinyTriglitriatiiiitliaitetlie
PS-Yinsiyaf:lttfabser•iiii s
Pammylvaallt4.lo l ol 4 l 4o6 .inlisfi'i.tilit
that balffiiiiVtiVt 'en the tgis ' p'ar en Ipndli lap
in44. ll O44 4l 9 l .ittibitr,"ehithg',
g iVo 3i . C ft ri/ P.0 1 ,Y1-3' ,41i
ate L tarn ' Tier cent: bondel:dna ,
the*Janaltift4ofAil*.W:
durink tkfiftat.*** l 4 ll Z - * id; :ll l :tiliaiaings7iit
theAtalfai'Ailigilf-itliargaVeesr, noiv entered
mu wilt be desittidfif,ttiliiiitno - ntanner, to the
pll)7ilintr,:qf tiii",l3.lte'reak that fell. due 'on-the ,
first of :July. The bondholders are' Very gene::
rally well 'satisfied
_With tide: ariangemptpl.it,
being at- once,: an evideno. of--Ahe(c • entire
good- f aith of• te oompitty,,and,:s4 th e . earn,
est - distract iti - offitters to fultikto'their 'greatest
ability its eagsgotoenta. Tho reeelpts,of the-road
during-the six-months ending,vidtbtigay, knotted
of groat -, depression , weie 5t.14;84; aninerease of
Sie,o49:ever -the-recelpti for the eerfesiptinding- -
ri0d.443 proViotniyea:i.:_,The,,Oceerninga were.
fo AM - Oaths s7o',l9s;.watiortiot far sliertnf
thttlitele amount of, thg itoorutng liabilities of
rood4i interest,:d44,illie . :reitiL is now-doing it •
good; busineniiartd-th is itot'at all a sarigulno
erliegen that thrinat oavpi>Ygs of the present halt
year viii frefdezablypaore than mace for - these
purosetand give prolatee of something fortdookl
.httidati lathe notilletatit:fritate.„ ifeanwhile, an
irieteirnentint•tbo" interest due will be paid 'oh the
ihtitY.of t!1 , bolop;
vim),
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t . ..IA.VE-.'pr.140)..gt , 70
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Ingarettnee§"g
fauwiag***ll4,6ololam
gtAVgPOW4PFIoR
otttaarginuM
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aviONilooo44;l4 2
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kg ~ ; el
pUN=Slgt.owa E
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L'lgnpreg2M - AVS 7,I
14-plisszimtW,72:4s
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Thestatetnent shone thefiiewAng chitties In the
aggregates, when computed vlitnthat of -Cite-pre
'Vilma week. The - tne,rease'' liiie 'may 'hero
arisen mere froni'ari eArtitifireand on tutoonnt of
preparations tor: th;o0 -abming tile.
end of the week; than from. riti,,vitily'inereased
business _4 O ' •
Sine2,B;- July 45;
CepiteL ' Ettorkt.BQo'ol:Bl.o 486' . - ,1300-
I, oen e- 24.010ir08 24 - ,311,024' Inc $241220.
.Specie ..... f 6 6 0 4 6 6 K, 0,634,871, Dt0...20804
Due fret o therbke:nV7l4;llV . r 10.663 Dee—, .4,084
Due to otherinf. thlll.ol3f-,' umg o tti k ,,a26,6/1.
Depotite .. ... ;.`46106.12e - ,540,10:ibb,170
. 707
.ci ren t a ti o . c, 2 489;252' '2,9 , 11.141 1n01.144,929
----
Thellenbury,Ametinssnjusys thit the fives freight
train over dui Northern. Central Road, eoneistink
of one lattnassad . ea triensi, tiftleeil lit Shit pi ne
.00 Witpeidetifiet., :liinit of those. oast 101140
.sent inick-icateltinvege loaded -lOW Cost .'
PHiLARELPB24fiIIieg`t7CiVANCIE fie.i.ES, -
sepones p ,:nr sunistreaultows.;tA c 0 t, 012210215:,
01'052) , L P Zi42422 1 2022000,..11411111522 dolman
Vassar eitst Otteisittirettonte,:.; ~t • ., • • „ .
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gr
100tiiieteg;ttz2t - Vattk ; ' ' eftelita k 11;.4'..-- .22g
2000 1 , 01:115 .7," eoBa Irtk- ,26 • °, 'do , ...e4.1t.22%
1000 Horeb . 0121%104. IST- , .10 't
". do '...cu1l .42%.
1000 5 1 .02500 ..88 16
om
P t t, m u tts I, .
efte
. Idtoe -
22%
t a00 N : 5ta4•244;.67k 207_ „ d0•
- . , "ii„V. 21%
":,OQ' :44 4 0 0 1 ,-"do safe[
do .aaam ‘ soslK'ld.,'i."l' ' sgta
boo B 64i20) •
~ 100. 0, " d e.', ~i/..22 g
k k
1000 Pittab'eb 0s **OW 1/44-1...<1*-- ~.4 s 6elk 22K
1000 Elminat Is 'strut 00(t0 1, 40 4, 1?'' hit ir t ..Z
4 Penes It .... ....AIX '1(.0' . : A 'ffie'' -- Y: ' '''
100 Reading it . ..gown.22X 100 '.` -"
,dgt" law.;
60 do ~,...416 e.:40 , .e:' ....440 , att . : Q.,,
100 do ;:.eags 100, - dest AMA - i
100 do ..t AI T I C t" - 44:14,eitetim it 08,1%
50 do,j, , b 0 ..-
be do 98,4
~,..041k .1 . - .: 60 Elit 4 r _ft.„..,
r 0 , Jlo_-.2114 6No , pl . A.
; 09 * fz-r49 -": 4 0 4 • 4 % tY l '• I PM - A
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1600 City R 111...11 - .'.:90"f l9O Reading R... 2 dya.227(,
6000.Readll 6a 10....69 60 " ' - do ' 22%
/000 .111mink . k 71 1 99 - 60, -,-•'. . do -„. ,e6wn.22%
. : , - , mort 65 . . ~ .r . , . -,
• RACOND MAW:. '-' -" '
8200 My ea , lots 96 - - 900'5911mingtonR 6a '
3500 --do-now ltdym lOU ' • -
~• , - ' 10te.97
1 .100 '-, do :. .. n0w.100% 18130 • do ..; .965(
'. 40 0 - 4 7 11 YR 61 . ' - 00 8000 Sohliav Oe 'B2 24 67X
100 do ....aun.96 50 L Setkot IR' - 27
100 •" . ' 4o ' . 95% 8 Ilerrlabtglt R.10te , 5 8
1600 COY Cad 61.011' 96 Reeding 11... :lan 221(
2 Jaya 97 1 100 ' 00 ,••••••k 6 . ' 22 X 1
1000 do ' new 96 - 1 ,14 Lehigh Strip •• ~ — 22 , '
1000 Reading I'l 6e 's6' 1 5 Yount R' " ' o %*
' , --' • bsdn.7o do 41%
2000 R Penns R 68....67% 100 1 , 0 0 2 pi R 11%
, ,
-ASTER. ,130ABD. -
lOC° N '204 7= /t- Am RI • '2 98 it
1650 Wilmington It Os 96% 1 16 • Long Is 1t....;0t0.11%
CLOSING PRIOES.--SrEADY
Bid. Baked.
Plala 8 .
118 96,1 g
do 96 96x
do Now..looXlol.
esnosirls . 5s • 81% 88
Hooding 11 2:4% 227 s
4o , tslndinoft 76
do DAG+,
do• mt6t'BB..oBX- 67
Penns 11 41)g 41IC
do let:lnt sex
do Um 88 In o$ &Igor
Marls Osta C011..40
d° 101 3110 RX
Bata 61 6.1 6 4,.. ..66 67
• --
Bid. Athed
Belt Nav "Imp 6e..69 00
do, 5t00k.... 8
do . prof 14X 15
Wmep't & IlluiS.loX 10%
do 'Pella mt .64X-85
do '2d rat • 48 60
Long leland 113 i 11%
Girard Stank ''lo% 11
Leh Coal & Nay.. 46 48
N P do ettus . R 9 OX
6'e 67% 68
New Oreek X X
Catowleso Ft 6 "7 ,
Lehigh Zhr,........ X 1%
LATEST.
200 Reading
Reading clones at
PH114.111;1)RIA MARKETS-July 0 , EVEN
/NO.—id Rieadstuffs there le nothing new. The
Floexmarket continues very dull, but prices have
undergone no change. The sales are wafted to
the wants of the trade at $4 25a4.311 per bbl for
superfine, $4.8204.0f,f0r extra,' and ssa6 for ex
tra &roily. arid'fandy lots. Rye Flour is steady at
P -3 14, - and•Corn Meal at $3 37i per thl. - , but no
sales, o( either, have bean reported:" Qf Wheat,
the 'anitplies - eonie — forward slowly, Not there is
very little demand forit. Sides of 1,500 bushels
redittlole pOi bushel , tnd 2,500 htishels white- at
110a1150. , 500 bushels Pennsylvania Ryo sold at
71 cents. ; Corn continues in good request, but
there 10 very itttle offering ;, sales of 2,500 bushels
•. , •
Mond •, - 4,opOlt:ittibibl,i'e,tinsylianis; sold at .soa4oq
.per bathe]; now ' held , higher. —Bark--There is a
fair demand for Quaroitron, and further sales of 45
hbds No. I:were niade!at43o'por ton. No change
in Tannerlallark. ttiottowls steadyin price, with
moderate sales. Olovesseed is manse ,and wanted
at $45011.62i per buihel. Flamed sellson ars' ,
vat at 5ti55a1.62 per No sales of Timothy.
Vioiterfes and PrOvisiens, no change andhut little
doing te•day,. Whiskey is Bonsai and on - the ad
vance sates of 250 bb!s at 2310 for 'Easton and
241e:for:Ohio hhds eie . ciuoted at 230, and Drudge,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE;BIAILHET, July 6;
1858.--Thearrtvalle`oeßeel,,Ctittle at Wardeli'e
Avenue Drove Yard:oamp . rbie about 850 head the
market was brink, and the prices °Veined' were
the tiamerhe !norm:4V. The following are the par
tioutarepf - per 100 Ibe.
84 Green co, Beadirige, by Baber $8.1a9.1
42 Ohio, Ward VlCoivirvAlerander a 9
52 'Mo o B Gray , 8 e 9
28 Ohio-, Brown " .ft 9
52 . 0h10; iii"Cronsq • - • ' - .4 ' 1;9
01 Va,' J M Battelle' by 8 tradly, MO
32 Ohio, Jnollusby ''? " - ' ._ • ' .8 s 9
'.5.7,0hi0,„.7 T Hooker, by Jno It Chaim Magi
18 Laneaater o'a, Itliferriok, bYR H00d....-8 ail}
41Yienyatie 00, IA Com Smith k Co - ' tli afl
18 Obio,H - Coobran,"by Ir'Obeen" . 8 a 9
58 Ohio, BISISQueId - ` ' - - fag
84 Lancaster' oo::D Bakraan 11191
40 Ohioi.:Alexarider:&.Co - ' a 9
11 Westmoreland, Miller Co - ' 89
28 Pa 4.7, Abrahams:, .' ' '- • ' a 9
17 Ohio, J. Myers, by A Ghaan aB.l
10 Obto, , Wruldurdook, - aBl
Va, Murphy 1 Cassidy ‘ loin
64 Ohlo,'T Bthelclind• •• t - a 9
16 Ohio, 8 Shinn - . nB+
.
'
24:0bi0, J . Franks ' a 9.
—AVout 2,200 , Sheep were laid •Ist this yard it
from S 2 to $4 each, equal to 6a70 per lb dressall;
the market wan brink. Some 300 (lows and Calves
were at market and'all - soldit from $3O to $4O for
Fresh Cows, $2O to $3O for-middling quality, and
$l5 to 629 for Dry Down."'
Mayhew brTelegraph
.BALTMOSIC July 5 — Flour 'steady; also steady
sod unebariied dull for.artute; bqt yellow brisk
at 113m77e; Whiskey_ firm at 22853; Provisions dull and
unelianged.
°meson, July 0: Flour steady...Wiest firm at. 830.
Corn lower. Oats firm. Shipments . to "Junols—No
510ur,48,000 bus Wheat. to Oswego—No Flour, 08.000
bits-Wheat. -"liscelpta—' 3,800 bbls Flour, 100,000 bun
Whe.t . and 178.000 bon Corn'.
Oani A
' ir'4lily fi rm" Is 3 904r4 25.
Wheat m Is fl a-11010110 for, rod, and SOo for White.
Whiskey adviuded to 210.' Pork is in fair demand; sales
at 1514014 7
NeVriterii: . lllldikiis' ot .VestetdiT
.Aerie —lO to's. Pots and Pearls; small sales.
Corms —Market dial and nominal prices. • ,
- Wntincsifirm;"bist In moderate demand; sales 400
bbls at 28 cents. „
. .
Correa firm; supply limited; Wee , -
Itibs.—The market In quiet arena niter or the buy
ere; sale: flll5 tee at Setti fur common tn
• Linc.—Comnnid.ROCkland le In'ofiadertio demand At ,
50e perbbl..ritliisaley 400 bt4s. - •
flora are buoyant 'eaten 140 belie &Cog aftp for crop
817111.1314 —Wo notice a quiet: bat .
sales sincerturlist,.4oo ttiltlfiliNgNeJ „ir 3 for Cubs and
'Pertallido.
atut.Assse.—Ther , is oily a moderato demand to
*ante, but the market rromlas steady. bales since our
last 185 hada Cribs at 2n, and Bayed do 200 • -
'Pation:L-Ftolne Inere?,Sed demand ,imiciable .both
Tor home qonsuraptiou and exportatiThe common
and medium grades have improyed.lilevrise in price,
tho - trt little.- Bales ince our Pet. 16 000 able at
.86 'for superfine nate; '60,950 , 54'05 for extra
99 1 93 (o *.o o o lol owho "-good amperage West.
torntmli
atistol 6 for comnaoli to medium extra Western,
and $4 60¢410 Tor shipping brands of round hoop extra
Ohio, the market closing Orm.
• lotAglitt in.the sales are several thou Sand bbisidper.
firitat!soi /data for export stprices ith n the range.
(isanattian..Platat .is doing rather better, with sable 600
bl j , lt fit.,2oA6 20 for common to cbolce extra. • 3
110091 , VItorn Mont. the demand is moderate and the
IP6lltetle without .triatottal• change. Sales-1,669,bb1s
at 64A544.76 far. superfine and 14 8006 for fancy and
„
lye Heil end Corn Meal remai n steady at pre Vous,
ttUotations. - - •
Gnats.—The Wheat market may be quoted a shade
firmer, with abetter demand both for export and how
,conatitoptioul isles 26,600 hue at $l.lO for red Southern;
$l2O ter White dol. white Kentucky' t the prite which
the balance ot the, cargo. nulls for; 80a for unsound
'Chtragq spring; •69m900-for fair and good 6111wankeo
'Club; SI 03 for common white Canadian, and 61.10 for
good white Michigan....
Dye is doing better, with stied 4,1350 bus at 70e. Corn
la 14 good
,dlinand , for th‘Kast at better prices • soles
.. 17 ,0 0 0 at 70411e.f0r inferior to good mixed West
lidcfpr good ;rotund, two years old ditto afloat ;
42800 for Attie, and„83.3850 (or yellow Southern.
Oats Amin iketioand at better prices.. We quote Dela ?
rirate,Artley,,flati.Permaybraula at Meitolsod 460480
d'orlitate,spd. Weetqle .
.•SPOYSIIitaP.7-The Pork market remains steady, and
not. undergone
moment,
birsnorl..;s.: thin do;
$17.60 for firer , and 813.46 1, 13.40
for prime. Priirio
inetiris qtriet.',• _ ' • •
4 . ;In Dee( there ie moderate businere doing, and, the
',market is firm; sales ofl4o bale at slo.7call 60 fcir
,Country Mem ; $12m13 60 - tor-repacked - Weeterur
Mesa, and-$1.4m14,150 for Mersa-do: Prime Mead Beat la
dull and nominal at $19021: - '
nos( Paula ituadr. - with small sales. Bacon" Is dull.
Cut meats are arm, but quiet market; sales 40 blidei at
00)(6 for Ilhoulderc'eud , 7jc&l)jc for Ileum. Lead
is miry firmly bald, with smell sales 107( 11o.e But
ter Is steady ableer.lllefOr Stata:and 12;s10.1 for Ohio.'
Pheefe 44214.303 a gain duality.
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TrIE , CEL;EDISATION AT SERNANTOWN.—On Sun
day eftertiden, it this request of the Young Men'e
Cbriatlin:Aruiedition of Germantown, the Reverend
Rfpgetsu.4tioddard .preiChed a sermon in the tent re
cently erected titbit Place. The text eeleeted for the,
: "If the Son, therefore, shall
'Make - you friii,:ye shall be free indeed " The pennon
'which felltisied Was one of this popular divine's hap.
, pitiet efforttGiact w as
eminently adapted to the day on
Which Atm delivered. - Mr. Goddard' war Assisted in
the excitants bytheitev. Mr.qtatidelph. At the dime
s of Ask exercises a
,brief but, spirited address was de.
by Ifenrilf. Tarr, Esq., the President of the
Young Men's Christian Association.
• A PLEASANT Stmontew.—The members of the
Irving Literary Institute were eget/ably surprised, at
. theolose of the present session, to receive from a lady
of Spring Garden a beautiful Bible. The gift was lor
mally received for the Institute by -Mr. George F. Be
on last Friday evening. - The Bible is splendidly
bound, bearing upon its clique' the words and date of
preeentagett_Erem.tholly-leafieterlifeßilh-olfikli
wairorthe lrving , 1, Nibs Desperandutu." The book
liolosed by'a hievy clasp, bearing the emblem of the
ri,stnute.
SFriltlOß CONYZOTION'ETtY.—For riob, finely
flavored conteettonery, In every Satiety, we would re
commend our readers to Messrs G. G. Whitman Ic 00.,
Second :street, below Chestnut. 'nick candies are
. ,
9{ , ZR ,AND' Gons.—Tho " gloriona Fourth," —
which, by the wey, seems to be rather Ingloriously kept
by the sons of, the i , Sires of '7B"—passed off without
no) , "moving Incident by. flood or Bold" unneueily
w.orthipf nolo. „The stem,* generally were closed, 'and
the Ottyrissurded the appearance of a holiday, There
; were a great nituy li . edestrinui 'out, the ladies in -full
featly:4'4nd erldoline, ithd the gentlemen, as usual, In
the beautiful and becoming styles of Granville Stokes,
the great fashioner, No. 001 Chestnut street.
LORD BystOet ..nr( ' EDITORB.—MO lordship. said
that "with alf his follies, he had never stepped his
'lsivir because the editor happened to displease him."
, *L4rd Byron wan also proverbial for nentnees in dress,
and',
B were he now Ilving,..:lvould patronise the "Old
, Fraa,klin hall" Clothing roportum of A: 11. Eldridge;
No.', 321 Chestnut street.' , 'f lie' "Byronic style of
Bathing Robes," for those who contemplate a Visit to
the sen sikerenro specially worthy of commendation.
,Cuntoos Firtzwonics:=About ten o'clock last
night, an i111MP11. , .! rocket Was discharged from near the
Slate fion,e. it went whisfing upwanls through the
'air, leaving in its traek a fiery tall like a comet, and
scattering In the night sir myrjade of ,brilliiint sparks.
When the, splendid artificial meteor had got an inn ,
Meuse distance skywnd _ Lt burst, and myriads of dif
ferent colored sparkles fur, , el the following sentences,
ineliarsiters of living fire : "'Buy 'all your _garments at
the Becht Stone Clothing hall of Rockhillk Wilson,
Nos.; OS Mid 005 Chestnut street. above Sixth !" The
hitillatit spectacle was Witnessed by admiring thousands,
.713`e':eil101otibtleis, profit: by the suggestion. - :: ,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED :
'-.4W ' steleithrt i tateline f Obsrleston Mn.
-ET On:toter: lordS Klastiati;N 72ieg BO‘ter, B Tag=
Alit Sutton; and fdlinshinen, A Wheeler, N Aertseni
loireoflrerhingtotWATagnO. Ltisie r Ferkine, L
oitlfilLitiasid Lat4.olon6i4t r lliliwter end - Mime
U °eV: , ?Skeins Et Takrip) Mester - 4 0 Ptnith. T B
Baker 4fainkr - Iftlid: lifesaiin Beatty, . Snow,
J DlTatss iteitfi;ell, - I fl Brown, 0-
A Addison . ititiOke,Ori3OtiesEanks, 0 0 Trambo,
ladyjand sowBHE - Benha Jiniklaa.k. Mrs kitchen. chit.
drenAsni setrititrAW otiNtaind ,Ealy, Hobert Banks
_.Bll , aonaserith 011etteir.drer la.o.4fles n Bantle
d nEußC,SGAGitir.l.W.Drihriair.-19 - W - Lemon," Thos
- lett and eon, Bead. J Forrest and lady. Mitaebter,
lnr. Wm Doman, W T 43 I
W H Hankins, Dr J WiWynter, MAP andablid ,•
Dodd,d Mr Barrett, Mx* 1 , oaths: 'fiffvfilS and
the atteragp.. •
. .
[Reported for The Press.j • •
OIENPUBGOB—Berine Chase, Carleton, 650 hide 58
toe 4 bbli sugar 8 & W Welsh.
PA LERMO--Parque Wiuona. Gallison, 1400 boo lead
seal sumo* 80 casts pumice stone 100 bales rags 100 bags
canary seed 60 do hemp 100 do almond* 10 cases oil le
mon 2500 biro lemons 440 has oranges Isaac Jeanee & Co.
- CHARLESTON—Steamship Keystone State, Marsh
man-IrB tea Ile* J Palmer & Co;, 60 Palmer. Thomas;
& 00; 118 do 6 balsa cotton H Sloan; 10 A Whilden• V
Cochrane & Russell; / box B A Kelly; 4 W P.ll7lletarlb;
1 11 J Elting & Co; 31 bags Jesaup & Moore; Emotes B
K Aehurst• hf bbl Massey. Collins. & Co; 42 empty 22
full bbls J & PE.lrs; 14 hf do 29 qr bble Smith &Eng
lish; 1 case F Gaul; 8 Engel & Wolfe; 50 empty bbls .11
D Plumbrall; 01 G Buleoo; 14 boxes J Gradt; 76 pnkge
B F Brady; 100 do 3 crates 400 bales cotton 100 pkge to
moor .
BOSTON—Steamship City of New York. Howes.-74
pkge domestic' Frothinshato & Wells; 28 Bangs & Max
well; 06 Farnhern. Kirknam & Co; 60 BW . Chase &
Sons; 30 F A Elliot & On ; 00 Little & Stokes; 28 G F
Peabody; VIII Goldoni I; 184 A Blode & Co; 22 Smith,
Williams, & Co: 54 Waln Leanong & Co, 134 cause
boats and shoes It P Williams & Co; 180 3 It Thomp.
- son &- Co; 184 Haddock, Reed & 0o; 29 W Brown;
80 West. Botrthworth. & Co; 6 barrels ore J 0-Baker
& Co; 26 barrels catch Cunningham & Smith; 10
halos cane ft Johnson; 30 bundles do Wilcox Bros;
0 bales skins J 8 Keen; 19 cases boots and shoes Lerick,
Rosin k 00 ; 16 bolts duck J W Logan; 24 bdla paper
0 Megargse ; 18 arms braes tubes Resney. Nestle & Clo ;
tdo indigo J'W Rulon & Son; 88 doors - .I CI Worth &
Co ; 22 pkge glaisalumy & Monroe ; 15 B E Southland;
53 do dab Stroup & Bro; 10 do tools Newlin. Marshall
& Co; 15 do mdse Bremer. Reichert do Co; 13 J A Par
ono"; 17 Geo B B loat; '5OO Leech A- 00; Co;
various
Oonslguees
LIVERPOOL—Ship Emily Gardner,l tee mdse
Field Loogetroth & (Jo; 2 Wray & Gillion; 1 W 8 Han
sen & Son; 17 Stuart & Bro; 4I) Graham & Co; 200 kegs
Pods Millar; & Cope; 100 tierces Bodo Aeh P Leon%
80 pkge Earthen Wore 8 II Fleece & Bons; 166 tons fine
Balt Immo Jerkins & 0o; 10 do coarse do A Kerr; 578
bars, 420 bale Iron It Leggett; 348 bdie do 0,1:1 Robbins
& Co; 120 bdls Iron. 872 bare . do Morrie. Jones & Co;
166 b dia do N& G Taylor; 70 pkge steel, 4do hdw A M
F Watson; 72 bbie Beer 8 'Baldwin k0o; 16 pkge mdse;
10 shalom, 102 casks, 100 hhds,. 25 Mama Bodo Ash,
180 crates earthenware, 4,981 Backe common salt Peter
Wright & 8 nu. ' • • • 1
.6wE'yi
/31111111.11N—Barque 'Meta, Pesach-8 bas wine Hes.
ton & Deakin; 2 caekddo P Klett; 1,000 bas clay pipes
F H Hayes; 100 bee mdse Richardson & Overman; 1
bale do J Dlcllwain & Son; 16 bee do Bchlesioger &
Co; 2 bales do Wight & Brown; 19 cues do John Doll;
30 do 8 bales do Henry Coulter; 33 cases do Ueo Doll ;
21 do Henry Cohen; 15 pkge do John Baylis; 8 casks
wine J A Kemper; 15 Vega lase A Forstat; 5 do II
Dubrlng & co; 17 do J F Kseicher; 5 do John Weik &
Co. 4do 0 Habeilef"3 do L& 1.1 Oroashelz; 6 do J 0
oethe Mir &Woodward ; 23 do A Moline; 0 do 460
demijohnd Rosengarted & fione; 4 pkge mdse W 11 De.
hovely; 2 do II Wiener; 2do T Heuenbruch & 0o; 1 do
1 do P IL Haver 10 casks wine L Poh; 2 pkge rase
Runge & 'Bchtvi ' eteung; 5 cake wine A Lambert ; 1
pkg 11140 , 41 0 P Haged.rn;
,8 calks wine 0 W Ohorehmen;
1 pkg mane Schae f er & Horsdl; IdoW 31 Baker; Ido
W D Glenn ; 1 do Ed Holwig ; 1 do 0 Landman; 1 do J
Millington & Son; 1 doll Mathlew; 1 cask wine Gott.
frold Bcheik ; 108 bee rase order ; 48 do and 853 nettle
baskets J T Plate Bohottler ; 100 ban Admit Heaton &
Denckla.
LETTER BAGS
Al the Merchants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ilrtg Met Queen..Lyle' paella, loan
Phii ii.DRLPHIA BOARD OF TRADR.'
70861.11 O. GREBE.
WILLIAM 0. TWIT, 00111EITT111 OP THE MONTH
ALLIS YARELLI.,
Marine 3ntelligence
PORT OF PRILADELPRI6. Slily 7. 1865.
SUN 1118E13.... 4 38 I ON SETS ..7 22
'tl.loll WATER 21 02
ABRIYISD MONDAY. -
• -
.0 B M eteamehlp Keystone Mote, Hershman, 48 hours
from Charleston, -with anise and passengers to Heron,
Jr. July 4, 11 15, exchanged signala with steamship!
State of Georgia, 22 melee B of Ohickotank; 5 A M passed"
a large ship comic ,into the Delaware; also barque WI
-none, of New York; brig Ids, Rogers, from Matanses,
off Morrie Liston'', bound up.
Steamship City of New York, Howes, 48 hour' from
Boston, with mice and passeengers to Henry Winton.
Borgne Obese, Carleton, 20 dm 'from Cienfuegos,
with sugar, &c. to B& W Welsh. June 28th let 84 87,
long 70 05. spoke brig Atkins, from Charlatan for Li
verpool, 8 days ont,•
Bahr John diarnum. Baker, 7 days from Providence,
with rodeo to Crowell Lc Collins
. .
Bohr J H Cater, Patterson, 4 dajs from Ohoptank
with grata to J W Hama k 00.
Bohr Zeno, Fields, 3 days from Ohoptank Mier, with
lumber to J W Bacon & ro
ARRIVED TUESDAY.
Steamship Delaware, Copes 24 hound from New York,
via Cape May, with anise and passengers to James All.
derdice. Passed a barque ands Behr beating below the
Ledge; bng.Chmt II Frost, from Sagus la Grande, off
Mo rot Limon's; tongue Gem, from Boston off Reedy
Island': a foreign barque off Christiana Creek, and about
ten saws below Chester, bound up.
abip Emily Gardner, Litneburner, from Liverpool 10th
May, with indite to Peter Wright & Boos.
Barque Winona, Gallism, 60 days from Palermo,with
fruit, Ice. to-Isaac Jesass & Co.
Barque Meta, (Olden) Pasache.42 days from Bremen,
with mdse to J 1 Plate es Bohottler.
Barque Monmouth, Herrick, 63 daya from Palermo,
with fruit, &o. to Banners &' Bro.
Behr Monte Christ°, fitgrklart. 13 days from Jaclutont
Lille, with lumber to Bri,Wi yanderveer & Co.
Bohr Josiah Holly. Trompson, 12 daya from Williams
ton. NO. with shingles to Bolton, Vanderveer & Co.
Bohr Charlotte Williams, Golding, 20 days front Wil-
Ilamston. NO, with shingles to Bolton, Vamhvveer & Co.
Bchr Jonathan Cone, Whatley, b days from Haddam,
Conn, with stone to captain.
WI Almon moon, Williams. 5 days from Haddam,
Conn with atone to Thos Mansfield.
Bchr Mary J Hoyt, Hamilton, 0 days from Holston, to
ballast to captain,
Bohr Al It Carlisle, Winsmore, 6 days from Providenae,
in ballast to Repplier & Co.
Behr Aimira & Cornelia, Mama, 10 days from Me
herin River. NO, with shingles to Norcross & Sheets.
Bohr Pair Leador, Adams. 3 days from Balisbury, Md,
with lumber to J W Bacon & Co
Bahr Ohm Atkinson. Atkins, it days from Milton,
Del. with corn to J L Bewley& Co.
Behr A Tirrell, Ifiggins,Acisysfrpro Boston...with.ftsh
An ➢bcap 4.1.-e.
Bohr Lows Mulford, Doylo, 4 days from Boston, with
los to captain
Behr Juliette, Chase, 6 days from Boston, with mdso
to Crowell & Collins
Fehr Peens Nolen, Kelly, 6 days from Portland, with
plea , er to ()rowel! & Collins. •
Behr Jullae Webb, Fargo, 6 dais from Norwich, with
miles to captain.
Bohr 14 Flower, Gaynor, 3 days Exam New - York, - 4. 11 ;
mdre to J Baker &Oo
Behr Amanda, Dry. 3 days from New York, with ce
ment to Prenob;Richards & Co.
Behr B Ti. Dillon, Marti, 6 days from Bath, Me, with
tee to captain.
• Bohr Brazil, Howes, 8 days from IraDowall, Me, with
atone to captain. •
, Behr Bobn A Renard, Laws, I day from Milford, Del,
with bark to Richardson k Overman.
Behr Chas 8 Peasleo, Poster. from Boston:
Bohr A Hammond, Paine, from Boston.
• Bohr N B T.Thompeon. Barnes, from Boston.
Behr 0 A Ileaksher. Stubbs, from Boston.
Bohr David &rah- Douglass, from Boston,
, Bohr Evergreen, Itinehiey. from New York.
Behr Flyaway, Davis, from Sag Harbor.
Behr Richard D rden. Ireland, from Fall Ricer.
Behr South Tuttle, Rich. from Prorincetown.
, Behr Isaac. Doh, Prnith, from Nowburyport
Bohr Jacob & William, Matthews, from Newburyport.
Bohr California, Spilfie, from Ipswich.
Bohr H P Simmons, Barrett. from Roxbury
Pclir Deborah Jonee, Winstoore. from Roxbury. •
Ssht• Henry May, Watson, from Wein.
Steamer Balloon, Whildin, (, hour,' from Cape May,
to captain.
Steamship Boston, Bellew, New York. Jae Alikerdiee.
Steamship Pennsyleania, Teal, Bachmond, Thomas
'Webster- Jr.
Brig Pauline, Atkins, Boston, Twells & Oe
Brig Yeloos, Sims ' Port,mouth, 0 Millar &- 00. -
Brig Samuel Smell. Lane, Salem, L Audenried & 00.
Behr Harry Maybes, Tuttle, 'Weymouth, do
Echr Mies 1, White; Smith, East Cambridge, do
Bohr Sophia Ann, Smith, Roxbury, do
• Selma-race Oirdler. Paine, Boston, do
Bohr A Hammond, Paine, Boston, do
Bohr 0 8 Peaslee, Boater, Boston, do
Bohr Thrall. Higgins, Boston, do
Bohr Mary J Hoyt, Hamilton. Boston, do
Behr Eunice Bose. Small. Boston, do
Bohr Z Stratton, Haley. Roxbury, • do
Behr Alice Mows, Pendleton, Port Spain, Trinidad, J
T Alburger & 00.
Behr Julius Webb, Fargo, Norwich, Van Dunn, Nor
ton & Oo
Bohr D Smith, Douglas, Bolton, D Pearson & Co. •
Bohr N ILT Thompson, Barnes, Doeton, Van Dusan,
Norton & Co.
Behr Leesburg, 13wiff. Salem, , do
Behr Lizzie Maull. Mann, Itonton. N Sturtevant &Co.
Bohr Evergreen. Hinkley, Norwich. Dishleron & Cox.
Behr 11 May, Watson, Belem, Noble, Hammett &
Caldwell
t chr II P Simmons, Barrett, Newburyport, Blakiston
& Cox
ENIMI;MMEMMI
Bohr Oaliterals, Spline, Ipswich, Van Damn, Norton
k Co.
Bohr Flyaway, Darla; Peg Harbor, 0 Miller & 00.
Bohr E Flower, Raynor, Hartford, Rappller & Dro.
Steamer H L (law, her, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of the Frees.)
HAVRE DE GRACE, July 5.1858.
Tho Wyoming lea here this morning with 10 boats,
laden and consigned as follows:
00l Wm Mills, corn and staves to Humphries, Hoff
man & Wright; Emma, lamber to Malone & Taylor,
Union, Columbus`` Southward, F Glentworth, It &
Hitsell, Denton, Niagara,-Stranger, coal to Delaware
Olty.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
..y.www.s..-neh.,-, et • . .• .
tww-mniterlrom the southward, which came to
ither last evening, reports having spoken a barque
from Rio de Janeiro, (name and r estination not recol
lected) which threw on board a written report, stating
that the barque Phantom, °apt Quilt . , arrived at Rio on
tbod,ld May, and bad spoken on the Bth of that month,
in let 3 28 N, long 21 bt, atop Anglo Saxon, from New
York for Ban Francisco. who *nested to be reported
The ship Thee JaKerson. for Et alto, Nil. tied a fleet of
colliers went out yesterday The celebration fa being
obsonred here 'with due bocor, being favored with du
l!ghtful weather, and a strong breeze from the eastwatd.
Yours, &a. WM. M. HICKMAN.
IDT I .lOorAMI. 1
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
Okra 'BLAND. July 0-640 P M.
The barque Rowena, from Leguayra. brig George
Downer', from Weet Indies, and several cobra went in
to-4e), ..Wind BE-4r gather fine.
Yount, &o, . THOS. B. HUGHES.
ramtOrtarrt TO vas ruses.)
Saw YORK. July 6.
Arrived. sh'ip °aroline Nesmith, from Liverpool; brig
Ethos, from Matanzas.
BOBTON. July 6.
Arrived, steamship Joseph Whitney, from Baltimore,
ship uarollue Simpson, from Liverpool.
Steamship Persia, Jnilkina, cleared at New York yes
terday for Liverpool,
Steamship Hosea Taylor, McGowan, cleared at New
York yesterday for Aspinwall
Steamship Indigo Buiplre, ( Sr) Courtenay, from Gal
way June 10th, via Halifax, July 2d, arrived at New
Yoik 4th inst.
Bteam4r Vixen, (11. ) Meat Coin. .7olan K. Dner,
from Coact of Texas and Florida, arrived at New York
4th Inst.
Steamship Kennebee, hand, hence at New York yen.
terday:
Ship Exproore, Genial', cleared at Mobile 29th
for Liverpooi, with 3 805 bales cotton, 'valued at 8200,
908 27, and staves rained at 81,000.
• Barque-Sophia Jones, from Ulu de hirielro May 29th,
at Bel runcrre yeaterday.
Barque Phantom, Quig, hence at Rio de lanitro -- yre.
1110911 IV Rabe May.
Barque Grand Turk, Doiliver, hence eth tat for Hs•
tanzas,,was opokon 25th, let 2820, lon hi. -
Bs quo Blicabeth J. Wiliette, cleared at Meant 21th'
nit for thle port;
Barque J m Morales, Burmeister, bane, was pike
Into LIAM:I4 97 th ult
. . . .
....Barque Freda Lannig.Sumne•, from filo Janeiro; ar.
rived np at New Orleans 28th tilt. • , - _
Boyne - az,,f, gammons, for Marseilles, was towed to
lire. from New Griming 20th nit
,nargneticeol, Winslow,. sailed from ilavanaßith
nit for Retriedlos and NOW York. ,
Brig d.l W Applegarth,London, from BM de TaneirO,
arrived it Baltimore yesterday.
Brig Gera, Eintchinsolor hence, arrived at Portland
ad inst. ,
Brig Martha Gilchrist, Hawley,. for Philadelphia,
'cleared at Portiand3d Rust- ' .
• Brig 0 Webster hence arrived et Salem tti inst.
Saws Vanodere M Reinbardriand Lady Suffolk hence,
arrived at Salem 3.1 Mat.
Soh Moravue, Palkertberg called from Salem 3d root
for Philadelphia.
Bohol Madonna tad Gitea Blotter laquqt at Natrbary•
port WWI,
IMMO
MEMORANDA
PRESS.-tpIiILADEWIA. WEDNESDAY; .I.UtiL7 z 7. . iB6§.
Bohr Mary, for Philadelphia, sidled from Proride4ce
4th inst._
Soh W L Cogswell, Mears, for Philadelphia, sailed for
Olonfuegor 22d ult.
Bohr Bally Gay, Grassy, was IdTat Olenfuegde 224 tilt
for this port.
Bare L A Danenbower, Millee,'anti Lady Ellen, Cor
son, hence at Boston 4th Inst.
'Bohr Charles Carroll, Pratt, from Delaware City, at
New Bedford 8d last.
Bohr Geo 0 Gibbs, Gibbs, for this port, genii! from
New Bedford 8d inst.
, Behr Wm Henry, Pampas, galled from Richmond 241
last for this port. •
Bohr J G Stills, Ootaon, Wm, at Darman lit lost,
Bohr L P Pharo, Creamer, rifled tram Belem 2d inst
for this port.
Bohr A Vanclelf,,Yanclelf, for Philadelphia, sidled
from Richmond 3d Inst. '
Behre Charger, 'Coley, and Mary Anna, Bowen, hence
at Providence 3d lost.
Sohn Fidelfa, Shaw, and Eva, Wheaton, sailed from
Providence 3d last, for Philadelphia.
Satre Lillie Sondem, Corson, and John Loncatite,ri
Stites, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence
4th lust.
Bairn Mary Jane, Wall, and Alfred Ir Rowe, Sawyer,
for Philadelphia, HOW from Providence 4th lost.
Behr L II Endicott, Leeds, for Philadelphia, . exiled
from Newport P M 9d inst.
&lire Mahlon, Betts, Godfrey, II E Weston, Maloy,
North Pacific. Marry, Paugassett, Walden Flight,
Ifuntley ; Chester, Brower, Pequonnock, 'Burrows,
and Lombard, Minting, hence, at Boston ad lost.
Propellors Planet and Beverly, hence, at New York
yesterday.
POKEN
June 80th, lat 30, lo n 73, shi . Duchess D , Orleaus
from Callao for Baltimore, 119 days out, short of pro
visions, andcould not be supplied by brig U Mears , ,
New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY. -
Cant Mabee and crew of saw Virginia before, re
ported lost on West °Meal reef, atriTed at New York
lth lust, In Behr .7 Millard, Prow Arroyo, P B.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
UP TO ONE O'OLOOK THIS MORNING.
GIRARD HOUSE—Ohestnut street, below Ninth.
B W 0 Mossett, NY W R Young. Natchez
Dla Evans, La 0 Godfrey & Is N Y •
L H Blackston , N Y Thos Piddle. N Y '
Arthur !lobbing, N Y W Wall, N Y
T J N Berkman, N Y Albert Horn. N Y
1 B Liggett, N Y J B Balder, N Y
J B nen, N Y JR'S il Bach, N Y
A G Sergont, N Y Thee Temple, Belt
Ed i and I. Rogers, Belt Wm Mitchell, Balt ,
E 'Mishears, DKR - _Et ogre vd.,tre abs nets •
A Mahaffey, N Y A 0-Anderson. St Louie
T B Smith & la, N Orleans J Rathbono, Albany
Howard Rathbone, Aibiny 3hl Billups & lady, Mae
GII Brown, Charleston, 80 JOnenvenn.Charleston,So
J T Myers, Charleston W Dense, Charleston
Thom ll Rhea, Baltimore J W Dodd, Georgia
.1 F Puree, 8 0 .7 D Fates, Charleston, 80
J B Sykes, New Orleans R W Bonner, N Y
Wm Jones, N Y Warren Carter, N Y.
Clement D Newmha, N Y Mr Harris. U 8 N
J A Moore, Burlington Frank Phelps, Washington
I L O'Neal, Phila. Jag Illistilanchford, N Y
John E airmail N Y It, Catter. Greensburg, Pa
A G Brener, St Louis A 9 Wentworth, Cincinnati
I II Reed, St Louis Dr F Ralme, St Louis
0 0 Warren, N Y J L Bens, NJ . . •
E 0 Jacobs, Boston M. Brewe'er, N Y
J P Meyer, N Y i John Stuart, N Y 11Z
R L Bryan & la, 8 0 Rll Allen & la, New Or.
It A Clark lc la, Charleston leans
Mrs Chambers, Charleston Mr Broalca & Is, Florida
D Davis, N Y E Marsh Jersey City
Wm II Talcot, Jersey City Fredk T Frelinghuyaen,
VI F Whittier, San Fran- Newark. N 3
also°, Dr W W Young & la, N 0
Wag Mollie Young, N 0 Mica J E Royeter, N 0
H T Rayner, N 0 T J Young, N 0
3 Avery & Is. Lowell, Pius John Avery, Jr, Lowell,
John li Erskine, Alabama, , i Mins
, r Plump Bremen H G Hubbard, Middletown
8 ill Hubbard, Middletown 8 B Armstrong,
_N It
J P Jones, Reading Geo W Hatch, N Y
L 8 Hoyt, N Y id Dulaney, Va
EAI Earl, N Y Rid Cornell, 7
Wm W Marsh, N J J V Ham, Canada
James Black, Lancaster Lewis N Dembritt, Louis-
John H Speed, Memphis villa, Hy
Miss Armour. Memphis - A E Whitom, N Y
Lewis Lubblett, Ky J W Ponthworth & lady,
Geo N French, Ye Missouri
Wm M Gale lc dim, Va Mr Johnson, Georgetown,
Mr Dodge. Georgetoirn,Do D 0
Wm 111 Browne; N Y John Nelson & lady, Pa
Semi lif Bailey, BJchmond, W B Shaw, Washington
Vs T Anderson, Nashville •
Dixon A. Alleson,Neshville J P Birthoright NYf
Mrs W 0 Bheckleford, Vs Mrs 8 0 Shacklgfont, Vs
J s ISlonoock & lady, Hal- W H Webb & 114 y, Nash
'fax villa
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arab.
Wm 8 Dearman, Washing- Geo F Morrison; Dayton,
ton Ohio
311 Trainer,Steubenville, A G Kirkpatrick, Mon-
Ohio month, 11l
Theo B McGowan, Prince- H B Taylor. Balt
ton, N J haul Bei tech. DI Ohunk
Walter Leiseuring, Pa J 9 Taggart. Pa
II Liam Williamsport, Pa A Hester, Millersville, Pa
G A Tanner, Vs 0 B Snow, Phila
W T Thomas, Charleston, G A Addison, Savannah,
80 Oa
Geo A Miller, Phila H It Linderman, Pa
Win L Turner, Phila. Edw A McGloin, Now Phil-
Jai; Wallace Jr. la, Hopkins- adelphia, Ohio
villa Ky Hon olt Buckalew, Gahm
-8 W Boop, Germantown Ma co. Pa
A 0 Black, Ohio V T West. Princeton, lowa
David A Davin, Princeton, Jas T Embree, Princeton,
Indiana Indiana
John Adden, Boston 8 E Parker, Boston
W G Nixon, N J W P Galbraith, N V
!Minh], Mo J 8 Gramm, Wrospoyt, Pa
Hon .1 8 Yost, Pa L F Russell. Boston
J D 0 8 ark, Ohio John Franco, Washington
It France, Washington J Fromm, Jr, Washington
W Showell, Did DI I Johnston, Phila.
U Sharpies'', Phils W H Bell, Owego, N Y
John ()arson, U S It 8
AMERICAN 110138E—Ilhestnnt street. above Fifth.
H B Titcomb,Columbia,Ton J 9 Otis, N Y
Jois B Brown, R I M T Bailey, It I
II M Wonderty, Mass A II Tau Ling, N Y
II ,1 Harding, N Y A T Boon, flan Fran, Cal
B Cooper, San Fran, Cat Was Cooper, San Prass,Cal
.1 Burley, Tyrone, Pa, 1 M Toney, Tyrone, Pa
5 M Brooks Boaton Wm Li Simla So . .
A' a n......wt, Is Is - . - it:a...as eft f - '
Joe F' Iloke, 3 0 - \Vm II Michel, B C
II B Wilson, Md Jun Harrison, Bait
Wm 11 Brougham, Balt T Brett, N Y
G Duncan, N Y J .1 Wallace & la, St Loots
Mies Brown, St Louis, W Y Sendall,
Wash
Mien Potts, Trenton, N J .laso S liuthey,W est Chester
Rich Sharpe, so - Leonard PaSSMII3O, Pelt
D H. Fox, Pa L Br uton, West Cheater
Jesse Landon, Lancaster W 8 Young, Jr, Phil&
0 E Do Boss, Doylestown, W it Cross, Bal i
Geo 0 Williams, N Y
John Brown, N Y N M Eisenhower, heading
.7 E Dougherty, Delaware Thom Henry, N Y
co, Pa N Al Latham, N Y
Thos Brett. N Y G Duncan. N Y
Wu, II White, N Y . John DI Kennedy, Boon-
Time B Withi:lmM, N 0 villa. Mo
0 H Barnes, Philo Win Il Holm, N Y
NATIONAL HOTlL—llaee street, shove Mt
Oeo Wynkoop, Phils Geo W Romig, Phil&
J rtalderston, Phil& 0 8 Shelve, Odle,
H J Handler, Pottsville Aug k` Atkin., Doylestown
W H Smith & la, Trenton, Hon J W Hiliinger, Leba-
N J non, Pa
Dr Samuel Dam, Lebanon, Geo W Ramsey, Lebanon,
Pa Pa
Jacob Rondo', Lebanon, Pa Joe Shantz, Lebanon, Pa
A B Ely, Esq.; Lebanon, Pa Vol William Shirk, Labe.-
Wm Eckert, Lebanon, Pa non, Pa
D M Barman', Lebanon, Pa Bdp A Uhler, Lebanon, Pa
Prot L It Daugher, Lebsoon, Dr 0 D Gloninger, Luba-
Pa non, Pa
Dr D 11 Marshall, Lebanon, Prof It McCormick, Labe
l's non, Pa
lion • A it Doughter, Lebo- Jno 11 Kinporto, Armenia,
non, Pa • Pa
W F Vonto, Pottsville, Pa P 111 Goodwin, Wyoming
Too W Ulrich, Esq., Lab*. Volley
non, Pa • 31 0 Patterson & is, Ken-
Darld Dreneman, Elizabeth• aington, Ps
town, Pa Robt Darlington, °beater
.
Thou M Clark, Lanctater cut Ps
X 11 Lamborn, Obatbam, Pa Dr 0 Neil, Lycoming co,
(.1 II hardwell, Columbia Pa
J M Reston, Doylestown 0 L Fisher, Ashland, Pa
Dan , ' J Carey, Danville, Pa Nichols,' Gerber, Ashland,
Caleb H Darh, Rellarstown Pa
Goo A Smith, Tinge, Pa Wm E Halal' eh, Lancaster
F Clark & la, Donn G Backe! & la, Lananator
Jacob 'Ludic dc dau, Pa Danl Weitzel. Read ng
.1 0 Miller, .811tImore - David Walker, Lucerne no
Grant Weidman, Lebanon, Pa
ITSION HOTEL—Arab street. below Werth,
J it Frits, Reading P J Plimpton, N Y
Jee II Cougden. N Y 2 B Nicewener, Md
Col R Rsteliff Pa Wm Zane, Fasten, Pa
J T Jeken. Camden, Del J I Join:ll.ton & le Oln Ohio
3 B Mn alllster, Pa A L Rani,. Pa
U Periling. Reading, Miss Rodgers & sister,
W 0 Rutter. Pottstown, Ps. Weebington
Joe 0 Wright. Pe Dr J N Patterson, Atlan-
John MeNeul, Pa tie city
Philip Waggoner, Clearfield Thos Wsgroner, Clearfield
3 klnllnpeter, &Emmy, Pa DO Wheeler,lleneocic. NY
Cleo Dean, Attleboro. Ps B Erraeotrout. Reviling
W Frmentrout, Reading W C'Ermentrout. Ruling
if Wolf, Harrisonburg, Ye 3 Grist, Harrisonburg, Ye
D Ennontreut. Reeding B Com:lard Reeding
Wald Lee, Potterille W B Benjamin, Trenton, NJ
DUCH BEAR INN—Pifth and Merchant streets
MI, James, West Chester Wm Lelia, West Cheater
Levi Bissell, N It 0 H Hartshorn, Cheater
A D Campbell. Chester 00 county
Bharoleen, Chester co 14 Miller, Union, Pe
W WOO, Pliteulxvllle, Pa M Hammond, Delaware
Oen WaHere. Phomlxvllle 1) Keeley, Phrenliville
0 M Taylor, Delaware co.PaZ Pine, forks do. Pa
Mien S Simmons, Deets co A M R0b11311012, Wilmlug
Stroud, Wilmington, Del ton. Del
AN Cleland. Wilmingtan,Del Mr Oollina. Maryland
J . Steno, Cumb'd co, Pa Ohne V StAdiger, Phila
A P Bunting, Pa . Oeo W Linville, Pa
sintor• r • • •nlootioonv orrititrithblrif.
W P Merritt, Boston J Puebatlett, Vermont
Blythe, New York J Mowbray, Albany, N Y
J W &Mabel', Pittsburgh .P G Leib. Lebanon, Pa
B,Sehlusaer, Lebanon. Pa Henry Comly, NY'
J Lake, Middletown, Del I ;longest, Dayton, 0
P Malay, Dayton, 0 II L Buford, Virginia
BLACK BEAR nOTEL—Third. *holm flallowhill.
Jacob Tillman, Pa T !Aster. Outhav , le, Pa
0 Pawl, °admitle, Pa F Leistcr, Cluthav'lle, Pa
Elias t hilorhold,rontrerle Tsaac Loran. riamb'g, Pa
R. Yergor. 0 reon Lane P A Reed, Perldomenville
Rev G 0 Johnson, NAM- IT Walter, Now Milton, Pa
maudlin Jona W Wider, Porklo
if enry Thom., Pa r menvills
Nathan Lands, Dist%let Jacob Huth, Pa
Nab W Ettinger, Pa ' .7 W Weller, Pa
Wm Sayer, Snydertowti Wrri Snyder, Snrlortown
Wm Ti! Stickman, Jenkintin E Hersh, Zionsville
nAtb EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Celtowblll
Joe Doody, Pa Levi 8 Moyer, Rahway
John Huuulweil, Rahway. Wm Hnualwell, Rahway
L Stein, Fa‘tou Hanover E T Gerbrloh, Easton Han
J 0 liarman,N Y - over
&smut.' Aimmone, Lucerne 0 A Rapp, Do,lestowo . , Pa
co, Pa 'W R Andth.Doylestown. Pa
Itobi -Jones, Dimlollllllle, 'W I Donuskey, Allentown,
Penns Ponta
Ben) Elemmel, Lehigh co, Pa
BARLBY SIIDAP lloTlbl,—ftetiond street, below Vine.
Vsnhook, Burlington' 11 Morrie', Pa
Jae Ilenderron, Newtown " Herm' Bieber,
0 goCoonell, N J N 0 licOartr, Pa
Walton, Newark, Del J %titillates and Lady, PO
Oltss Kirkbride, Bucks co John Betts: Rucks co
Stephen Betts. Bucks co N Miles , Ducki
D Jarrett WOO' co, Pa Thos Deer, Doxlenroimr,Pe
W Obtason. Pa Win Clamor!, Pa
0 W Levitt, Phila 0 W McCoy, Philo
W Long, D Sire Doylestown
Chu Price, DoyleEtoirn ' T Bailey, '
m Ooto sv rt d :l37e . ltTu g alaut
15 N t u ml o tit:I p li a djay,14!5 , r , Hope W. 7
Eiperial Nqiirto.
Idles llfaiscl , a Edu Athentriitio,' or Mite Re.
137'OItER, peasesses four wonderful Proportiesi Ist.
It is a beautifier and preeerrer.of the hair. 2d. It
prevents It becoming loose and fallingbff, 3d. It pro.'
&ices a new growth of halt - where baldness exists. 4th.,
It clumges gray hair and'Whisters to their original Ufa
color: -It la the greatest chemical wonder of tho ago !
It le not n dye ; Is easily applied, and will not soli the
shin or Mien. Sold by all Drogglate, and by JULES
CO., No. 704 CHESTNUT Street.
1y0,16t telt .
Grovar is Bokov •
i '
' 02LtBRATIM
/ilktlLY•fißiTl'Ne MAOratiNAik;
ISO OfI2IIIIIIT'STRAir„
, ..
These Mai%then - are now Inetly adinittiel to be the
best in, use for fan:illy setting, making a new, strong,
and - elaatio atitlb,,whiph will ROT rip, even if every
fotitlh stitch he Ont. caranlarg gent on application by
Lotter, • "
Singer'• Sewing Machines.—After a fair
trial of the several machines that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operators has
been given In favor ofSinger , a. This Is, in fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sewing.
BINDER'S NEW FAMILY BEWINCI- MACHINE
to, beyond all question, the most complete article for
family coo yet Invented, being at once ornamented,
easily operated, and superior, in every respect, to any
other machine. On this statement we challenge the
world. I. N. BINDER & 00.,
jeT-dm 0111ce,No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.'
Marriages
On July let, by the Rev, Wm. 0. Johnstone. of the
Kennington Presbyterian Church, Mr. WILLIAM FUR
LOWE to Mine NANCY bIoOMIAN. *
On the 10th ult.. at Heidelberg, by the Rev. J. N.
Sheppard. ELLiAS -YARNALL, of Philadelphia, to
MARGARET ANN. daughter of Daniel Harrison, E'q.,
late of Elmhurst, Upton. ESBOX, England.
On the 30th ult , by the Rev. J. BI Ormvell, THOMAS
TURNBULL to JANET DUNO AN, daughter of Archi
bald Oda: ash. all of this city.
Elzatba
' On Tuesday afternoon, 6th inst., FRANKLIN BEN
NER, infantson of Henry and Mary R. Young, aged 11
months and 0 days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
without further notice, from Citron street, five dome
below Twelfth. **
On Sunday, July 4th, ANNIE E. HILZ, the 20th
year of her age.
x.
The relatives and friends of the family are respedt
fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday)
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the reactance of her
parents, No. 920. North Second street, above Poplar.
On the 4th inst., THOMAS MATLAOK, in the 16th
yeara of his age,
The relatives . and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from hit late reel
: deuce, Seventh street, above Master, this (Wednesday)
Afternoon, 7th inst., at 4 o'clock. Interment at Monu
ment Cemetery.
On the 4th instant, after a lingering Illness, Mr.
CHARLES KENSIL. Br , in the 68th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
Northern Liberty Fire Company No. 1, and the Tire
Department generally, also Chosen Friends' Lodge No.
100 of• the I. 0. of 0. P., and *the order generally, are
Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence
No 617 Emlen etreet. between Front and New Markel,
• and Noble and Pegg greets, on this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 4 o'clock, without further notice. *
Suddenly, on the fid. last `
,OHAItLER FINNEY, in
tha.. l . " *
GrandlGodge„and '''...s. Lodg .th
es e , No. methibere of
A. the
Itai 186
attend the tone , • • •
North Tenth street,' this (Wednesday) affsinooli, The
7th 'nit at 4 o'clook. '
On Sunday, 4th, JOHN CHARLTON, in the 85th
year of hie age. • ,
On Sunday morning, the 4th Mat., Airs. PRANCES,
wife of Jima' Peters: 0 • •
On the 8d inst., Mrs. MARCAH . ET HOLLAND, ard
46 years.
• On the 4th int.,. at the residence of her grandfather,
James 8. Steelman, North Camden: N. 7. CLARA.
ELIZABETH. ;laugh*/ sr:Henry H. and , Mary•
Steelman, aged 1 year and SI eleys •- • • - IK At Reading, on the morning of. Sunday, July 4tb ,
,
the 16th year of her age, Mrs. MARY MILLER, for
merly of Philadelphia, widow of - Henry Miller, and
daughter of the late - Adam Bruner. ak
at Ohioan°, on the 25th ult,. MARGARET, wife of
THOMAS fdcARTIIIIR, and daughter of John and Mary
Coulter, aged 21 years and 2 months.
NOtlce -A * Meeting of thr Commissioners
of .the GREEN and COATES-STREET PRLIA-'
1! ) ?7;111A PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY will
be held at the Commissioners' Hall to THIRD Street,
below Green, on, WEDNESDAY, .July7th, 1858, at 6
o'clock P. Af.
,tys order. WILLIAM READ, Secretary.
.2t . ,
:Vew Orl.nns One Light Company.
FARMERS , AND MECHANICS , BANE,
PRILADBLPfiII, July 2, MS.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
New Orleans Oen Light Company, that the Agency for
the Transfer of the Stock and the payment of the Divi
dends.of that Company will be closed from susdafter
the first day of October next; and they are requeeted to
surrender the Certificates issued by this Bank and .re
ceive Warrants of Transfer to the Company in New Or
team • W. RUSHTON, Ja.,
jy3.4lw&mthtocl Cashier.
n 7.
Commercial 'Mutual Insurance Cont.
PANY.—A Meetlog of the Stockholders of this
Company wi l bo held at their Office, In rear of No. 218
WALNUT Street, on g 2IIUItSDAY, July 8, 1858, at 11
o'clock .. M. AIeCOLLOSf, .
Je2541y8 Secretary.
cir Th e Semi-annual Examtnut.on of the
candidates for admission of Pupils of the NOR.
sciwor, will be commenced, on MONDAY, July
12th, at 9 o'clock, A. St
To be admitted, the candidate must be at leastfifreen
years of age, and must a satisfactory examination In Or
thography, Definition of Words, Reading, English
Grammar, Ilistory of the United States, Geography,
Theoretical and Practiad Arithmetic, and Penmanship.
The NORMAL SCHOOL is designed to qualify fe
males to become Teachers In the Public Schools, and
previous to examination, every candidate must make an
explicit declaration that her object In entering the
School is to qualify herself to become a teacher, and
that she intends to engage In teaching in the Pubfie.
Schools of the City of Philadelphia.
By order of the Normal School Committee.
je29-tu th-2w P. A. OREGAR, Principal.
o:l.:Office of the Frankford and Southwark
PRILADELPRIA CITY PASSENGER RAIL.
COMPANY, Corner of GERMANTOWN ROAD
and 011A111A.M. Street.
Plll.l.l.DlttPuti, July Ist; 1858.
The Board of Directors have declared a Dividend of
FIVR PER CYST. on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, payable to the Stockholders or their legal repro
sentatlees after the 10th instant, at title Office.
Tho Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
from and after this day until the 15th inet.
Stockholders are requested to leave their Certificates
at this Olace to be exchanged for others with the new
title of the Company.
Jr2,fmwlst
E. lIART, Treasurer
r2Lny.to I t
KETC iTM's IMPROVED MOWER
AND REAPER FOR 1958 —Thin machine in far
ahead of all others, both an a Mower and Reaper.
SPANGLER & (lit ARAM,
Sole Agents,
fy7 No. 821 MARKET Street, below Seventh.
sut PR ATT's PATENT STEEL SPRING
TOOTH HORSE RARE.—This is the very best
Rake in One. *WANGLER & GRAHAM.
iy7 No. MT MARKET Street, below Seventh.
5. Theodor , . Meal, residing No. 337 North Eleventh
street. In said city, is the only Special Partner.
6. The said Theodore Mindll, as said Special Partner,
has contributed Five Thousand Dollars, in cash, to the
capital stock of said firm. -
7. The said partnership shall commence this day, and
terminate on June 4th, 1859.
THEODORE AIINDIL I
CHAS. AI. BOMEISL.F,R.
Atli Juno, 1858. jetiewfit*
CHARLES ROTH, IW:
TURNIP SEEDS, new crop, war
ranted genuine. Also, Buckwheat and Millet
fiPA.NOLNit & GRAHAM,
!SI No. 527 MARKET Street, below Seventh,
REMOVAL. -JOHN P. DOHERTi
TAILORS,
'HAVE REMOVED
N. E. CORNER OP FIFTH AND WALNUT STREETS
.1).7
MESSRS. CIIICKERING & SONS,
haring removed to their new warerootns, No.
1307 CHESTNUT Street, (near the United States Mint,)
arc prepared to Mier to their friends and the public an
extensive assortment of Grand, Parlor-Grand, Square
and Upright PIANO-FORTES, manufactured expressly
for this city, finished In various styles of cases, and at
prices which cannot fail to please. Piano-Fortes made
to order, to suit any style of furniture, and all instru
ments warranted to glee eutiro satilfaction to the pur
chaser.
•
Grand and Square Plauoa to rent, upon the moat Ca
vorable terms.
Messrs. O. & SONS bays received Thirtyfour
'MEDALS. The firnt Premiums over all competitors lu
the United Staten.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will be
promptly attended to. jy7-6m
BRIGANTINE HOUSE, BRIGANTINE
.lam Beach, N.J. MINDY D. SMITH, Proprietor. Title
large and elegantly located house is now open for the
reception of visitors.
Terms $8 per week or $1.2.5 per day.
Talc° carol of Camden and Atlantic Railroad ; get out
at the inlet where a comfortable boat (Capt Recd.
Turner) will be in readiness to convey them to the
Ilotel. jyT
HIPPA HAPPA.-SUMMER COOLER,
Soft-finished, Extra-flue Panamas, Impressed
Crown, Slight Curve of Brim, and you have—Hipps
Happa. Price VMS. Same an cold at 1.3 and $3.60, and
no mintake. CHAS. LAING} & CO ,
Hatters,
SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
nATIIING-ROBES, IN GREAT
ety, at SLOAN'S, 806 MARKET Street, Piffle
dolphin, or at his Agree, CAPE ISLAND, and at AT
LANTIC CITY, N. J. SY7*
JSTEER,
• (From Bone's, Rodon, Mesa.,)
PRACTICAL lIAIR-DRESSER AND WIG MAKER,
REMOVISO Faux BOOTH EIGHTH STREET TO
415 CIIESTNIIT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House,
STERN'S New Svatenn of Cutting and Dressing Gen
tlemen's ii it is acknowledged by all who have tried It
to be the only true system rax
the hair.
The ertims_atui_execation dilTer entirely from the
usuri of hair ratting and dressing adopted hero,
as also the expedition and gentleness with which the
operation is performed.
The patronage already extended to him since the In
troduction of his system in this city, and the flattering
elCOMlUlitfl pronounced by till who Lore had their ap
pearance not only improved, but their hair highly
benefited, induces him to im Ito all gentlemen who
either study personal appearance or the alluremonte of
fashion to place timmuiree under his charge, ensured
that one trial will prove the truth of the assertion.
Jrs
FIE LSH' S
it I3ADDLERY AND HARNESS WAIMOUBB,
Ebtablioliod 1818.
B W. corner FIFTH and PRUNE Stream. ,
Single and double Harness of the moat fashirMable
deseriptio" and warranted of the beet material and
workmanship.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle' of elegant styles,
Horse Clothing, Brushes, Ourry Combs, Oharnoie,
Sponges, Knee Cape, Interfering and Poultice Boots,
and every Stable requisite of the most euporior quality.
N. D —Horses carefully fitted. roylo,ntwf-2m
109 k Q.R. CASKS PORT WINE. •
LI. 111 Ulf. Pipes Alicante do.
23 Qr. do do do, . -
20 Qr. do Sberry do. -
1l Pipes Superior PeJarete Wine. ,
20 gr. Pipes do do ' do.'
40 g do do do • do.
•
. 111 Bales Assorted Oorlds.
1116 Begs Almonds.
26 do Filbert'
"(Analog from Brig , g Arroonte 8me110, ,, and fOr sale
by A. Id IMMO
n0y274.f 140 SOUTH FRONT Street,
BLANCA.RD 110 U S £,--BROADWAY
and TWELFTH Street, New York, re-opened,
elegantly furnished with every modern improvement.
The location as fashionable end healthy. •
. The rooms are large and wet ventilated.
served at all hours, and - dray attention paid to the
comfort of gueets. Transient, board $2 per day. Per
manent board at lower rates.
- The whole under the mansgementof 0 J. ItIAOLEI,
'LAN, (late of the United Staten Hotel. Philadelphia.)
who respectfully solidus the patronage of ,his friends
and the travelling publ c • JeSS-2m
QEISING OUT.—The well-known. Store
on EIGIall Strut, at No. 31, between Arch and
?docket, kept by 11. 11. DURBIN, consisting of a well
assorted, fine stock 'of -DIAMOND GOODS; and all
kinds of flue Gold JEWELRY—aIso, a stock of flue
- Either Ware and Oil ralutlnga—will 'be sold out lest
than'cost price, on account, to quit the entire business.
jys-nirtf*
VORIC.-200 barrols Heavy Moss Pork.
S 3 barrels Prime Pork. •
113 barrels Leaf Lard. ' For eels by
0. 0. SADLER & 00.,
- spill Nn 13 Nnrth Water intrimt
, .
.
11LIEESEI —195 . boxes' Film?, 'Herkimer
- 74::r± county Ault landing and for Bala by . -
O. 0. BA DULA ic CO.,
pig . No 8 North Wator rtroot
,
11111ACKEREL.-1,800 barrels Nos. 1,2, awl
/V-I 8 DIAOKEREL, lu unsorted psoksges, - now In store
ivad for sale by JOUN INNWPOYI' & CO.,
op 3-1-4 Vas, UP 182 ;OM !bum
errpartnersliip Noting.
CCOPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.T.IIE
Copartnership heretofore existing between the un
dersigned is this day dissolved, by its own limitation.
The business will be settled by DAVID HORN and Id
IC SAYLOR, who will continuo the same at their old
stand, No. 353 North THIRD Street.
DAVID norm,
JOHN HEISLER,
H. H. SAYLOR.
PIIILADV,PIIIA, July 1, 1868.
The undersigned have this day entered into a Limited
Copartnership, and will continue the Wholesale Boot
and Shoe Business at the old Mend, No. 863 North
THIRD Street. DAVID HORN,
PHILADELPHIA, July 1, 1858. Ti. AI. SAYLOR.
Jy7-It*All
COPARTNERSHIP'NOTICE.—THE
undersigned have this day entered into Copartner
ship, under the Ilrm of HOWELL, 8511 i & CO„
as successors to Caleb Cope & Co , for thd transaction
of the Wholesale White Goods, Linen Hosiery, and
Glove Business, &c., &c., and have taken the Store
No 503 MARKET Street.
HENRY 0. HOWELL,
SAMUEL H. SMITH,
EVERETT D. HALL,
WILLIAM G. STEEL.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3d,1558. TY'r-Gb
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
a Copartnership for the transaction of a general
Dry Goods Commission business, under the firm of
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO , and have taken the Store
No. 132 CHESTNUT Street, below Second Street.
E. D. WOLFR,
C. N. WILSON,
D. H. WOLFE.
PIIILADELPIIIA, July 6, 1858. ' jyl-6t
DISSOLUTION.—The firm of JOHN
FREDERICK & CO. Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. Either of the partners kJ authorized to
settle the business of the lirmi at their late place of
business, 330 MARKET Street.
NOTIOE.-7
. -
WE WILL OFFER OUR STOOK
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Previous to closing the Store for -
ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION.
• THOMAS y/...EVANS CO.;
_ • : :818 and 820 ORES24ll7Tlitieet.
or the on. s . _
:T :PHEwo '
COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this day formed. a copartnership
for the transaction of the' Wholesa to Clothing Intsinebs,
under the firm of JOHN FREDERICK /6 00., at the
old stand, 330 MARKET Street.
JOHN FREDERICK,
PETER FREDERICK.
f) 6.6 t
3tri4 1,1868
MOTICE.7:-.The partnership heretofore ex•
J. l• fetinr the firm of ACKER., LEA 'te C:
Las this d a y
ee und ss e ed, by its Own li H mitatton. The b ,
uoldonOs
of the Leto firm will bouillon by either of the uncle-
P. W.HEMBLEY
THOS. R. THNI6. -
PRILADBLPIIII., 6 mo. 30th, 1868.
THOS. It. TUNIS,
of the late Inn of
BACKER, LEA, it Co.,
hoe REMOVED his Agencies of Csacimeres, Satinets
and Woollen Goods to
No,TRI_CUESTNUT Street below Third, north Me.
.jys43t •
JOTIOB.—EDWARD B. WOLF has been
admitted to an interest in our buidnega from Oda
date.
JUNE 1, 1868
L. 4t, P. TIOSHOLZ.
jyl.6t*
XOTICE.We 'have this d 4, opened a
house' In New York, under the firm of GEORGE
H. STUART CO., and have taken the store No. 12
PARK - PLAOE, for the purpose of conducting' the in-
PORTIKG and OODIMIIIIIIOII blllithellS In YORSION. AND DO
=ma DRY GOODS.
Ommignmente or Philadelphia manufactured goode
will receive attention.
STUART & BROTHER.
Poliamitmni, July 1, 1859. jyl 6t
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The un
dersigned have this day formed a copartnership,
under the firm of TINGLEY, ENGLISH, & 00., for
the transaction of a Domestic Dry Goode Commission
business, at No. 28 South. FRONT and 29 LETITIA
Street. BENJ. W. TINGLEY,
ALFRED ENGLISH,
BE'. TINGLEY.
July lot; 1858. „Iy1-66
TAE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY
entered into Co-partnership, ender the ntlle of
AIIDINRIED & ROMMEL, to • terry on the COAL
lowliness. ' J. T.'ATIDENRIE ,D
JACOB M. ROMALEL.
PIIILADELPHIL, Jane 21, 1868.
TIIRE WILKESBARRE LEIIIGH COAL,
FROM VIM MAMMOTH BALTIMORE VEIN.—
This highly esteemed coal in now being introduced into
this market by the subscribers, who have secured the
excluelve control for its axle. In the Baltimore mar
ket, where this Coal has taken the precedence for the
past twenty years, it is universally pronounced ae deci
dedly the best FAMILY and STEAM COAL mined. We
can therefore guaranty our customers universal antis.
faction. AIIDENRIED & ROMMEL,
CALLOWHILL-STREET WHARF,
je2B-tf Delaware.
T
IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
...... A copartnership under the style of FROTIIINGH AM
& WELLS, for the trarumetion of a GENERAL DRY
GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
store Be. 34 South PRONT Street, and 86 LETITIA
Street. THEODORE FROTHING/IAM,
KIRK B. WELLS.
PHILADYLPHI6, Juno Ist, 1858. •
lEiHE UNDEItbIGNED have this day
formed a copartnerobip under the firm of Ala.
COLEY, BROTHER & BREWSTER, for the trace
action of the Importing and Jobbing bestow in
foolery Gloves, and Fancy Goode, No. 23 North
FOURTH Street, HUGH B. MCCAULEY,
DANIEL W. MeCAULEY,
CHARLES 0. BREWSTER.
jyl-thstu lm
July Ist, 1858
LIMITED COPARTNERSHIP.—It Is
_RA hereby certified to all whom it may concern , that
we, THEODORE HINDU and CHARLES 11.11031EIS
LER, have, Oita 4th day of June, 1868, emaciated our
/micro together for theurpon of forming a limited m
m11)10_112 ‘...34.It_VAL Ityig,aLlVßAmlaradyttv,.:;
to wit:
1. Thp name, style, and title of the firm shall ho
CHARLES M. BOMEIBLER."
2. The location and place of business of said firm
shall be No. 331 MARKET Street, iu the city of Phila
delphia.
8. The business of the concern shall consist of buy
ing and selling of Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods.
4. Charles If. Bouteisler, residing at southwest 'cor
ner of Fifth and Willow streets, in said city, Is the only
General Partner.
'E, THE SUBSCRIBERS, have this day
entered Into a Limited PARTNERSHIP, agreea
bly to the provisions of the Act of Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the Chet day of
March, 1836, entitled " An act relative to limited
partnerships," and do hereby certify that the name of
the firm under which the said partnership Is to be con
ducted is CHARLES HENRY BRIAN ; that the gene
ral nature of the business to be transacted is TAILOR
ING, and the same will be transacted In the city of
Philadelphia; that the name of the General Partner of
said firm is CHARLES HENRY BRIAN, of the city
of Philadelphia, and the name of the Special Partner
is JOSEPH. It. HUTCHINSON, of Bristol, in the
State of Pennsylvania; that the capitol contributed by
the said Joseph B. Hutchinson, Special Partner, 1 , 1
Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, in cash; that the
period at n Lich Um SON partnership is to commence is
the twenty-first day of JunerA. D. eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight • and that it will terminate on the twen
ty-tirst day of June, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty,
(1880.) CHAS. H. BRIAN,
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
PUILIDIILMIII, Juno 21, 1868. je22-tuft
Notices
DIVIDEND OF THE PLANTERS'
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
11=1
PILILADELPLIU., July 6,1868.
The Planters' Bank of Tenneenee has declared a divi
dend of Ten per cent. out of the prate of the beet
twelve months, payable to Eastern Stockholders, on de
mand, at this Bank. C. N. WESUAN uT,
jy7-3t For Cashier.
A. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
MICHAEL B. MONROE, deceased.
Whereas, Lettere of Administration upon the estate
of the above named decedent have been granted to the
undersigned, notice le hereby given that all parties
Indebted to said estate will make payment, and all parties
having claims against said estate will present them with
out delay to
ELEANOR MONROE, Administratrix, • •
No. 934 MARKET Street, or
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, (her Attorney,)
S. E. corner EIGHTH and LOCUST Streets.
jol..tu 6w*
rpm GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE AN
.L NIIITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF HULA
. . .
DELPRIA.. Jam: 30. P6B.
The Managers hare this day declared a dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, far the last
six mouths, payable to the Stockholders, clear of the
State tax, on demand. • •- - '
fylAttS JOHN F. JAME§, Actuary.
SOUTHWARK BANK
n 4 o a twit.ral if T31616'29; Yeti,
NOTICE le hash) given, that ‘• The Bouthwatk
Bank of Philadelphia'," located la the City of Phila.
delphis and created for Banking 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 lora to its present capital stook.
by order of the hoard of Director'.
iedo-wed 6 me -Y. P. fiT EEL, Cashier.
NOTICE• TO ARCIIITECTS.—In pureu-
J. II once of a reaolutiou 'adopted by the Monument
Commissioners, at a meeting, at Harrisburg, on the
13th blatant, Plane, Specidcations, and }lntimate!' are
invited for the erection of a bIONIII,IEDIT to' the
memory of citizens of Pennsylvania who 'lost their
lives iu the late War with Mexico: The coat of which
is not to exceed the atom of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Communications on the aubJect of plans, &e., to be
addressed to the Governor, at Harrisburg, prior to the
Ist of July. Proposale received from July 1. until Au
gust 4,1358.
Pomona furnishing Plans will please send their Esti
mates under seal, an they will be for the use of the Com
miasioners only.
For.the Plan which may be adopted a premium of
Two Hundred Dollars will be allowed.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN W. GEARY, Secretary.
Ilauftisnuno, May 14,1818. jyl.-tf ,
M ---
OTIOE.-AN ELECTION FOR SEVEN
1.1 DI ItISIOTORS of the MONTOUR IRON OOMPANY,
to serve daringthe ensuing—year, will be held on SA
TURDAY, the thirty.fl et day of July next, between
the hours of twelve o , oloek M., and one o'clock P.
M.. at the `,.• La Pierre In the eity of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania.
jeBo-t bill T M: DAY - .O;Ja., Secretary.
Wicion4L
1101 - GObbS.—l wish fo Iniy $2O
Er $26,000 worth FOREIGN AND DOZ4ESTIC DRY
GOODS, if one-half or thtee-fourths ilia amount eau
be paid In on Improved Farm weer ()Mono; beence
CAM. Address J. Pros Office. - jy3-ot*
113AITL7s FARINA CRACKERS. The
1 enduring popularity 'of PAII L ' 8 FARINA
CRACKERS results from their 'remarkable excellence.
Paul. has no fears that the high reputation of his
Crackers will be Injured even If one or two individu
als , ehould make and offer the ordinary kinds under,
the nadm'of Barton Crackers.
Errant of this character aro always corrected by an
actual and comparative trial of quail ty by a discerning
public.
Paul's Farina Crackers ore more nutritious and whole
some) mid retain their freshness longer, than any other
•Crackers mode.
Paul's genuine Farina Crackers are made of th 6 pure
Sari no.
Ask for Flut.'s FARINA CRACKERS, See that they
are stamped "PAW.."'
Test them ; compare them wlthothers, and buy them.
Bold by the principal birocors and wholesale by
JAMES R. "WEBB,
Jy3.3tsi 223 South BRUM Street.
H ERRING. —BOO bbla: No: 1 HERRING,
Eastport liarpsetion6oo do. Halifax, now in store
owd - for sale by JO IN M. KENNEDY & CO.,
ti) ;lOC WI OE4 /53
In D oYATIT.i.PATTE B OF SUM " B
LAWNS and ORGANDIES. -
•
MERGES and GRNANES.
AfARS.ILLES and BRILLANTS,
DUOALS and BAREGE DELAINEB.
PLAIN and BA YADERE .LAVELLAB.
PLAID, INDIA, and SUMMER SILKS'.
- GLOSSY BLADE SILKS.
WITE FRENCH BRI LIANTS.
"EDGINGS and INSERTING/I; FLOUNOTNGS, tr.c.
MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES and
DUSTERS, all kinds.
*SEA-SIDE P AIDS, for Bathing Dream!, In medium
and gay,Plalds, fast color.
Rho whole stock of SUMMER-DRESS GOODS tO be
closed out for coon , to prepare for fall.
CHARLES ADAMS
J ,
3 , 3 , EIGHTH and ARCH Street.
. ,
!TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.-
Travelling Dilaters to match.
Silk Dusters and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White Barege Dusters.
Shawl Baregos, black and white.
Thin Black Cloud ,e reduced.
WHITE G.
Cambric, Jaconet, and Mull, O l O 2 DS X ate. up.
Figured Swiss, plain Swiss, and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots plaid Cambric.
BAIBROIDEBIES.
Jut opened from auction, several lots Linen Sets,
fancy Breakfast Sete, neat Collars, and fancy Linen Col
lars at about
HALT PRIOR.
Mohair Mitts—several good and cheap lota.
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and Shirting Linens, by.the piece or yard.
BOYS' WEAR.
Seersuckern, Blay Linens, Linen Coatings, Pantaloon
Stairs, dcc. Alno, light Casehneres.
MARSEILLES YBSTINGS.
COOPER, doCONABD,
Jy3S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
J. FREDERICK,
O. MULLIKIN.
, • . , ELEGANT . MANTILLAS.
CLOSING SALES OP THE SEASON.
REAL GUIPURE MANTILLAS.
_, ,
~.
FRENCH. LACE MANTILLAS— . . ... •
~ .• PUSHER LACE MANTILLAS. - • . •
Fluxion LACE CIRCULARS.; i , • ,
BL ACKEGE CIR
OI CULA
RO RS:.
. ..
WRITE BAREGE GLARS
• '' ' ' TRAVELLING, pIISTERB,-
In profuse ...Todd ,
y. - V,
' ' ' •:•
-" J.,IY: PROOTOR%•OO 4 , e •
j 029 '• v '' ' - '-' ...," _ , No. TOB 4 OBINSTNUT street,
SLAGS CANTON CRAFT, FOR MEN'S
Coate and Yenta.
Blade Clinton Silk Cam - blete.
Striped ardriVbite Lutons.
Do. and CheekelSieraucker. -
_rxtra n fitiabuff and Stab, Linen,. - • - • ••
Drab Nankin Pongees".• - • • ,
Yellow India and French Nankeens.
,atuatpbms‘BßOTHEßS,
CHESTNUT , and EIGHTS.
je244f
HE GREATEST EMBROIDERED
A. 'GRAPE BRAWLS ever offered in 'tills' City' are
now being sold by
TIJO-ENLEY 'A OITIBM ,
N. E. nor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
We purchased', a few dip' ago, at a most tremendous
sacrifice for , - „ ,
. .
OAI3II,
•
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shaine, umo
quality and style ea We have sold for '.
TWENTY DOLLARS! ' _
which we are now selllng_at the extremely low price of
TWSLVE.DOLLABEI: I
Ladles, yon may; never have such another opportunity
of buying a
. . .
Also, Plain Crape Shawl!, front $4 to ITS.
' • MANTILLAS AND DIIFTERS:
Special 'bargains in lace, S il k, Moir Antique
&c. - •
- - Travelling.Dresstfaterials in great variety.
Thin Summer•Drelef Goode:
( " 3" IIIVA I OVV:II G t. r , 4 =IItkt o ,
-
Our name ie joetly celebrated for Cheap Silks: -
Materials for Men and Soya , Wear.
Linen Goode, of our own importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &0., &o.
Mitts, Vells;Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., at
THO4NLBY th OHIBM'S
- ONE-PRICE • CASH STORE,"
N. E. Oor. EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN Shasta.
je19.4.f
MMANTILLASMANTILLAS I I— Mo-
ELROY respectfully invites the Ladles to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock is the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices eo low that
we defy competition.
5.000 yards Black and Fancy 811k.s, 3714,44, 60, 68;
rich, 623 g, 130, 75; very rich, Si, 87X, 08, $l.
10,000 yards Delainee,Baregea, Ducal., at 10, 12X,
18X, 18k, 20, 22, 26, 28 , 31, 36, decidedly the cheapest
in the city.
10,000 yard. fine French Lawns, 10,1234, 16X, 20, 25,
worth, many of them, 37x to 62x, very fine.
One lot of Crape Shawls, at 515, worth $3O.
600 yards side-band Cassimeres, 37X, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, leas than usual prices. •
1,000 yards Marseilles Vestinga, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest In the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Collars, at $l, worth
$3.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconeta, Swiss and
Cambric White Goods, the greatest bargain in the city.
Ribbons and Fringes ap't _Tr in - -vuctetat ye.
Jteti„at jeektlitabalr the n., .1
Jei-tuth.-tf No. 11 South NINTH Street._
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS, DIAPERS,
,dco
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS, And thou
- desirous' of obtaining the GENUINE GOGDS.ehoild
tee that the articles they purchase are alealed triflithe
full name of the firm,
• RICHARDSON, SONS, & - °WHEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
Goods. •
This caution le rendered eanentially necessary as large
quantities of inferior end defective Linens are prepared,
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RICHARDSON, by Irish hotness. who, regardless of the
injury thus Inflicted alike on the American Consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, 'While pun.
diatom can be imposed on , with: Goods of a worthless
chamfer.
:J. BULLOCKE &J. LOCKE, •
me2g- . era Agents, 36 olitißCH Street, New York.
A ,OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer in
DO.BESSTIO AND FOREIGN.
DRY GOODS,
No, 448 N. BBOOND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA.
Large story White Building:
TM:MB-018 PBJ.OIII POB OA.BH,
1D Priebe narked in plain,figures On each article
sp2a4m
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of tho PeophAl Convention
iYf.tf
FOR 'REGISTER OF WILLS,
• ALD. JOHN THOMPSON.
Subject to the People e nomination.
REGISTER OF WILLS-
ANDREW J. WESTER.
Subject to Democratic Rulea. - je3o-tN*
CLERK OF •ORPRANS' 00EI1 T—,
709EP11 A. MONITEIMER,
Eleventh Word
Subject to the roles of the Democratic party.
3e17-dtO*
A T THE SOLICITATION of trip Monk
rs. I offer myself as a Candidate for the Office of
REGISTER OF WILLS.
Subject to the People'e nomination.
R. CALHOUN SEE,
Of the Eighth Want:
jell-fmw lm*
QHER FAL T '.—Eocuuraged by my
17 friends, I offer myself sa a candidate :or the Mike of
BLEERIFF of the. City and.Oonnty of Philadelphia,
aubiltio the decision of the People's party, wdose ile
min op I respectfully - molten.
WILLIAM 11. KERN,
Fifteenth Ward:-
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
rorm °ARUN" ,
1,7
Ihnuactuypearotti, ifuitTs.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
OILARLES D. KNIGHT
TWENTIETH WARD
BubJect to the People's Nomination. -
F"REGISTER.OF WILLS. = I •
JOHN OA.MPBXLL; OP NICVSNTIT WARD. _ •
Eiubjeat to Democratic ram'
A UGUST BELMONT, .
BA.NRIER,
76 BRAVER. STREE, _ •
NEW YORE,
Isouse Lefton of Credit , avallallo to Travellers, on oil
parts of tho word. j050.6m
ORONISEIi CO.,
AL , ' SPROIN AND E %MANG . I BRORMIS„ .- :1
No. 40 South TlllRD‘Street
PIIILADELPHIIf
Refer to the BLEU and BROILERS of Philadelphia
je7-ly
OIIS: MANLEY. • R.II. BROWN.' ' R. Ninay, JR
MANLBY, BROWN; & CIO;
BANK-NOTE, STOCK; AND ' SZONANGH
BRORRRS,
N. W. corner of THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets,
• tHILAPELIMIA.
- 0 lloctlone made - and Drafts drawn on all parts of the
United Staten and the Canadan, on the most favorable
terms.
DOlleations madei and Drafts drawn , on England and
• • Uneurrent Dank Note" bought., Land Warrants
bought and sold. Dealers in Specie and Million. Loans
and Time Paper negotiated.
Stocks and Loans Vought and gold on -0o minission. at
the Board of Brokers in Philadelphia and New York.
Je3-ens.
BDIVARD R. PARRY, RICHARD' IR pARRY;
Notary ?ablator Commissioner for
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and
New 7tirsey.
LAR - RY & BROTREII.,•-
•BRQ,KRBB do OENIORAL RAND AOTINTB and
OONVEYANOBRB, '
S
FRONT S TREET ] above , mama Y,
MANKATO, MINNRBOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning and inveetitig
Money for non-residents , and ethers •aud collecting
Drafte, Notes dee. Any letters '
ttera of strelUtlY or bneinese
dill receive prompt attention. Defer to
Wriod Bacon, ec Clo., Philadelphia.
Dale, Rom . , Withere, Philadelphia.
• BharPo tralace. dt 00.. Philadelphia.
Rioliard Randolph, Philadelphia.. • .
Marini Ellie dc Co., Philadelphia: ,
Parry do Randolph, Philadelphia. my2l-din*
FOR GAPE MAY— . DAILY
EXPIVESS VINB, by Steamer "BAL
LOON," Capt. W. WitILIAJIH.
Thb swift and • favorite steamer BALLOON"
leaves Arch-street Wharf for Cape May every Morning,
(Sunday excepted,) ail o'clock. Returning, leaves Cape
May at 1 )f o'clock P. M. Rare $2, carriage hire in
cluded; Seresutg Pam Meta 0, carriage
Site extra,
netail DTI) ecrabgr
111.ADSOXB ABAWI 86 OZHAIN!
Vialaical.
Brokers.
excursions
2llnusenettle.
A MERMAN ACADEMY OF MUM—
s. W. corner of BROAD and" LOCUST Mister.
- GRAND PROMRSADD sorrow=
For fire nights more,
Commencing on TURSDAY, July 6tll, by the
OZAMA ORCHBSTRA,
CARL MINTZ; Lssnsa,
Doors open at Tg o'clock ; to commence at 8 o'oleolt.
Stogie tickets 26 cents.
• -
Packages Of 6 tickets $l.
Stockholders and Ticket 'holders admitted free.
ir6-6t
WHEATLE Y'S AROH-ST. - THEATRE.
FOS JOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
(Commencing on WEDNESDAY 'WANING, July 7 th.
BOSTON
ORDIVAPS ..EOLZANg,
comprising EPH HORN tort FRANK Raowy.R, ohs
great Ethiopian Comediana) E KELLY , E. 130 w -us
TIM NORTON, W NURTt3N, E. B. FAIRRAIVISB„.
.
PAINE, 0. HAYNES, E THOMPSON, fcc. Thewhols et
t ,is talented Troupe Will appear nightly under Medina.
tion of JOHN P. ORDWAY, who will preside it the
Piano Their Programme -will nomprim man/ new
feature., with old favorites "that never tire"—"The
Break-Neck Act, ,, U Happy Boole *Tom," Burlesque
e . A
Locomotion, and thfrlcaM La Perch. Equipoise. &a
by this corps of RIIRLISQBE-AF.RiOAN ARTISTE&
For particulate, see Bills or the day, ,
Admission 26 omits.
Doors open at - ; to commence at B,l‘.
AN APTBENOON PERFORMANCE ON SATYR.
DAY: •
.13-5•5 t
Sin—gale attb (to Let.
ge. TO RENT.-OONVENIENTSTABLEI
MEL and Oarriago House, for a - pair of Ilorawhire
BRANCH Street, between Third and Fourth ,treats.
Apply to ' WM. 11. BACON, •
jy7-3t* ' , 218 WALNUT attest
.
,
FOR. SALE—Very'desirable Delaware and
. Maryland PARMB, close to Railroad and Nay*,
Non. Prices low; terms very oe-comm.:slating to actual
settlora. 'WALNUT Street, No. 8 2 3X—Oinceback.
jy3-8t
TO' GENTLEMEN STOOK GROW
ERS.—FOR SALE—A beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT and ,FAR.III, a short distance, from the city or
New York, in a delightful and_ healthy region, com
manding an extensive prospect of land and water. The.
situation is ..unsurpaascd in natural capacity. To the.
man of business or leisure, who is fond of stock breed
ing, urtd is-desirous of a country,residence near the city,
the opportunity is a . rare one -for Investment. On the
place te aline large Mansion, in excellent order, replete
with .• conveniences for a large family, ant ear
rounded with the usual a • 'urtenanoes of-a •ntlem •
boon. ,Ora
.) pery, And rho ee, Bruit of every Tarietyt
growu truth climate.. The_ owner has , given hi re pe
-00nekaileatiOct to the careful cultivation and improve
ment Orthe place, but unexpected providential changes
to hie famliS have Induced him-to offer It for sale. POS..
seeslonsirenAmmedlately, aa the owner le making ar
rangenrenla for residence abroad.
Sm. further particulars, as to terms, lee., address MOßßlS, box 2137 New York Poet Orace, je3o-wed2t
ist TO RE.NT—TIie, new fOir-otoried Iron
Alafront 8168 E, Na. 24c North, TEM Street,
'above Rua street, with Hl:tares, imitable for the
-wholoesle end retail clothleg or any other Widnes.
Terms easy, Applytit, No. 427 VANS Street; from 6
to9A.M.and2to3P.M. j73-6tif*
maFOR SALE—The desirable STORE
nna DWELLING, on the Northireer-torner oC
ELEVENTH and CHRISTId.N Stresta. -Lcit DI by OIL
Apply to H. O. THOMPSON & G. AI CONARROE,
jy34lt • 933 AROH Street.
ggi - TO LET—The large Upper BOOKS of
8319.8t0re No.lB North FOUTITD. Street. Inquire bee
the premitiee. jy3-3t+
vi TO LET.—A' FURNISHED C 0 atf.-
gla„ COUNTRY RESIDENCE at ITorriedde, having
s river front, ample stabling, supply of ice, &c. /op*
at 115 CHESTNUT Street. •
giat OFFICE ROOMS - TO LET.—Three
'animating COUNTING 800118, (in Griggl
Proof DulkOng,) on, The second floor ; front, No. 220
WALNUT Street; snitable faninsoranee, or nay other
_Oompenles needinstounntutleetingroOroe. • -
J019.16E* JOUR GRIGG, 226 WALNUT Street..
tirkioE, ELIGIBLE
JIM( for an Insirsnce Compsnyi qr similar car
poi.tton, hiring three communicating rnoma on the
same floor, No. 226 WALNUT .Stroet, &boy.. DOCK.
Immediate possession given. -Apply to
-
JOHN-0: KOPER, or -
THOMAB.T. BUTORKS,
N 0.112 South FOURTH Street,
mh£lo.tuths-tf . second story, front room. -
TO LET.—THE •UPPER ROOMS O'
etorea No. 327 and No. 333-MARKET Street '
below Fourth. Apply on tho premises, to
M. L HALLOWELL & CO , or • -
GIIILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
Wante.
Air ANTED IMMEDIATE LX.—FIVE
active and energetic CIANY.LBSEBS, to sell
Powers'a Diagram and Statistical Record of the Si
era of the Declaration of Independence , city.
Apply to J. O. POWER.% at the Lithographic Set a
bb..
of P. S. - Dural .4t Son s 22 South Pilaff,
Street, where Lingle copies may always be had:
Je3o.Bt* -
WARTED, FUR THE UNITED STATES
OAVALRY—Able.bodied, unmerited men, to
whom will be given good pay, beard, clothing, and.
medical attendance. Pay from $l2 to Ift2 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be NM ted. ApAr,
for MOUNTBD RBBVIOR at No 817'DIASRBT Ilft•
above Mighth, north aide.
WILLIAM B. BOYALL,
Lt Lieut. 24 Begt. of Cavalry,
Recruiting Meer.
iDinitstrp.
C A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
• -
••••=o' •• •• o has REMOVED to
1119 WALNUT Street, above Eleventh. - JO2-3m
LARGE NO. 8 MACKEREL --NOW IN
gore and landing, 800 ,bl.lB NO. 8 MdAILEREL
luxe 288balver ditto, tor rale by
JNO. KENNEDYOO,
Nor.lBo and 182 N. Wl3Allvia.
From Eighth street, along
,ItisrketZstreet, to Loon
and along Logan to llaverford street,
AT INTEUT/LS OT AlOO
1 lIISFE MINUT 118
47"
WM. S. MANN.,
SIIN UMBRELLAS,
x,A.Duce AND d-nzrrx.P.mErr,
Manufactured and, for sale, - wholeiudo and rota% kr
-WM. A, DROWN k CO.,
21a MARKET Street.
a irAOKNON,
. • JOb PRINTER.
liae Removed to
FIFTH AND CHB UNLIT FiTREETA
• VVING's FARINA CRACKERS.—The
V V remarkable' excellence and great'popularity of .
Allege Crackers have attracted the attention of those
manufacturing-other descriptions of Crackers, and many
of these persons buy WING'S CRACKERS, in order to
supply their, ettatomens with Farina Crackers.
One or two Individuals, however, have been offering
the ordinary kind,..whicKthermake under the name of
Farina Crackers, and hare succeeded In selliagthem to
it email extent. . . ' -
The selling of -such Crackers for Farina has a ten.
decry. to injure the reputation of TRUE' FARINA
CRACKERS, made by hlr-WING. - -
Errors of: this. character however, are Usually cor
rected on being properly ea l posed.
No other person has -ever - succeeded. in Working the
material for earina Crackers, or producing any article
which 'contains such highly hutritious'aud healthful
properties arWINGT...... - .
WINO'S CRACIC.ERS _hare a delightful. tuts; set
w'e~ll ? ~ae seden
kindly upontary and delicate persons' inTeraly, ' t es ~hey are most ac
ceptable, and peculiarly pleasant for shildren.
Ask for WING'S CRACKERS, and take none bus
those stamped with the name of A. WING.” These
may be procured of the best family Grocers generally,
and at wholesale only of A.R. Thompson & Co., Nos.
221 and 229 Fulton street, New York, or,
DINGIER & BROTHER Wholesale Agents,
• - No. 195 South-'FRONT Street, Thilad'a.
For the convenience of purchasers, we glee the names
of some of our best Grocers who sell thew
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Anderson & Dunlap No 1816 Lombard et
It. in T Atmoro... - -: • No 1000 Buttonwood et
Jarbia Aslibitook.. ...... ....Cor Becond and Queen sta.
It. Black - - ,- No 1739 Che• tout et.
R. Black --- No 1700 Market et.
Thompson Black , No 20 routh Broad at.
James K. Bowman • No 053 North 17th et.
R. &B. Boyd - - No 1044 Race at. '
ht. ,L. Burt ......No-268 North Fifth et.
,lingli, Brady•. • Cor Eleventh and Pine ate.
hi. 0. Brown Cor Niath • and Locust sta.
W. Campbell• . - .No 044 Plno st. - , •'
Wm. Campbell &Co -•' Cor Elweenth & hiarkOt Ste.
James W . Campbell ' No 200 Walnut at. •
Simon Colton No 1400 Walnut at.
John Devine. - ' - ' No 1502 Market et.
James Dobbins' - No 1931 Market at.
...oor Ninth endliip Garden.
...Coe Ninth and Bp Golden.
Twelf th and Lombard
...Cot , Nineteenth and Market
:-..Green 'ear Btxth st. -
...Cor Si xth and Cherry.
• • •No 1035 Market street.
.
J. NI. Ellis & Sena::
Edward Friel
Henry Floyd
Gordon & Yorguaon.
David D. Graham..
Thomas Graham...
Graham k Martin
.
Samuel W. Gray No 362 S Fifteenth at.
Frederick. Grubb ' Cnr Eleventh and Coatea at.
Samuel ilayes ' Cor Eleventh and Walnut.
John H0We..1.1: . .... .... Cor Second and Lombard.
William G. Johnston - Cor 13th and Girard av
• B. & ,8. - A. Love Seventh and Brown eta.
.
MaCar hy ' Tenth, cot George at, '
J. /411. McOleos ' No 719 North Second pt.
t 3 R• Mattson Cor Tenth and Arch sta.
Watt L. Maddock .k. C 0.... No 116 &M at Third at.
W. R. McKinley ...... .• • . Gerrn an ttn it and Jefferson
Samuel Moon Paul and Seventh ate.
John Moore Pine, above Ninth at.
Prone!. Morris Cor Tenth and Shipon ate
•
John O'Brien Christian and Fowler e'e.
John R. Parker ' Eleventh and Market p.a.
Wm. Perrin, Jr Twelfth, car Chcatnut at.
Philip R. Purdy No 10 1% clout at.
Thomas R. Patton, Locust, cor Thirteenth at,
Samuel Rogers • Sixteenth and Pine ate.
Samuel It. Rosa Cor Second and Brown eta.
Albert G. Roberta ...... ....Eleventh, car Tine at. -
Robert Ralston Thirteenth and Girard ay.
Samuel Roan ' Second, mad Noble eitn,
.....
Andrew Sproule.., Cur AI .rshill and Coates_
'Morris F. Splllin Cor F.ighth and Arch et,
Jeremiah Starr Cm VIM end Merchant ate
Wm. C. Stevenson No TIS South Second et.
Joshua Wright Cor rp lianten & yranklln
J. 11: Wheeler' ...Cor Third awl Lomlard sts
John 11. Weaver &Co ' Cor Secoud and Line sta.
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