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• • , :zur , Boni.nktikrisifild CtPY.. Tho siiveral
7 trabiii:Vrtildi Itri thia ally On'tlainrilaffor
and'Atiantio Railroad esrrled in im
mense Rasa of plertaurellehing humanity' to 'Atlantic
the 4i"oloCiP Ad, train of, that day, alone,
'there were over five bundred:pirsOus width, with 'the
- large number registered upon the Tooke of the several
hotels thii city to overflowing,
so run oh so that even floor room sit! oplng a Weinfoodattous
- in almost any, of the hotels werifat a preminni. ; A large
proportion 'of theta Ratuiday .visiters, it is true, were
'excursionists; Intending triietu'ainUier &talky merely,
and, accordingly, yesterday morning brooglit from there
a tolerably full train although the major portion adopt
ed the other gni, we think, whier.Piartof vending the
iu the reCrea tive sports of sitillneend - kthliig, and
returning in the train which arrived at. Vine-street
wharf at 8 o'clock last evening. These excursions are
much in favor with our citizens, ard, froin the number
and character of those who are now weekly availing
the ravel yes of their advantages, we may. safely predict
that the day tenet far distant when Atlantic
be regarded as a tort of suburban, rummer resort, for
- Philadelphians. '
Tunica is only ono way to deal with it_stubborn
man, which. tie to orertrheilll him with other facts
mote atubborn than he la. If ho thinks that he knows
the best, Valor In town, whose clothing is of the beat
tanteriale, inquire if, he speaks of Uranville Stokes,
If he edge Ayo, why take him at once to Stokes's, No.
001 Chestnut :erred, and loth*, buy a new suit. If ho
iniumly imagines:that some other tailor is as good,
compel him to go at once to Btokes;where ho win
ded. everything to 'please him, oriel own at once that
he hoe beau stupid and perverse, and did not know what
.was gaud forlsint. /Rabbi wilt do that sauto in short
" order. _ - •
- Wilke ern HAVE DONE.—Been to Atlkntio City,
.over. the . Can den-and Atlant to Railroad , spent two
days In. a plaaaalit and profitable minds, bathed in
_old ocean, magnificently attired in one of filoanis intro
itable robe'. Aye, 'all this we have done, a. d more.
o senlZnd do Alkewlse.
A ThilfAn. 'ADVERT'S EStENT.—A Californielloafer
regiOoiy a globe lamp, with lottets on it, for the queen
of night, and exclaimed "Well, I'm cogged if sonic.
body hain't 'tuck au 'advertisement on the moon."
Anybody sober enough to know the men from a green
cheese would have known better, Just as anybody with
half ,s,u - eye end toll the euporiority of the garm'oete
made at tie Brown-atone Clothing Mil of Ilockhill
& Wilson, ties ; , 6a3and.6ok_Chesturit, ntretst,„aboye
" Frost, brightening' tleldenf ether; fair dleo lowed,
Child of the sun, refulgent summer cornea
'td pride pf yontli,,and felt thro!platures depth, -
Ile cOutiniinttended by the sultry - hours,
And ever-fanning breezes on his way
irrirelettkly,funielling eiety one to buy their summer
the-" Old rieJikith llzll Euiporium " of Z.
41. Eldridge, Ito. 321. Obeethithetreet. .
Jutportatwna
(Reported for The Plan.) --
OLLaitLESTON—Steeinship Ileystorto State, Marsh:
man-128 tee rice Judea Gr.bam & Co 138 half do 100
bates - cotton Greiner k Harkness:, 221 balea sokon It
Sloan A: Son; 64 do /map & Moore; 23'do Cochran &
Russell] 140 do Then Other; 120 do = F Brady; 20 do A'
Whllden; 9 tdo order; 12 boxes Theta & McKeon; 26
bdli paper 11 M. Zimmerman; 40 do Blegarge & Bros; 14
auks feather' Stephens & Son; 15 bileidoineitice May
k McDevitt; 18 empty Shia Massey Collins & Go; 2 pkga
BB U L'erlierl7 bble Bl e ed & - Bergman; 28 do J . &
Batts; 600 melons 3 Fariandez ; ' 40 b tics cute J L 8; 38
bbl. J. Fannon; 73 Able - huee Waite; 11 do J Collins;
200 melons 3 Grant; 600 pkge venom consignees.
'CIENFUEGOS—scar Wm L Cogswell, Mears-270
hhds 80 Genes sager 20 Genes moleases Stewart, Car.
oaf& Co. '-
NORFOLK-96r Wm Henry, kaaaapea-213,700 Man
gles Bolton - ..Tanderveir
PLYMOUTH, NO—Sterner Loper, Phillip-103,000
ehlogles Bolton, Yanderreer do 00. -
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In steamehip Keystone State„ from Obarleston—L F
Robertson, lady, nurse, and child, A P Williams, Miss
A Lyteajduts B Winton, 8 l Ocular, O D Grins, hire
Caldwell, eon,and ...laughter, Mrs 8 Small, Miss It B
Berry, .1 - yeara, J 1t , Read, J Mason, G W Amerm, 0
McNulty. /I. LI Datnent and lady. Mies Huger, Mr Knob.'
look, John Caldwell. 0 Franneberger and lady, babe,
and child J D Bratall, W W Disbrow , Ono Duffers ant
lady, A Menke, T L Obese. Mies Kate Hays, Mien I{
Aidgely, tdra 0 IL Harlot, Mr Hagsn, Mr Walker, Mier
Hahn, Mrs 0 White and .two children, Min De Lance,
Mies 801onlone, blre Jas Finley and three children, Albs
.8 Hoffman, Miss M Durrab, J W Dibble, A J Role, Jun
ThompienrWm hlctlhone, P Plimpton, James Padre',
Wm Spider, EI Brown, E Blepham son, and daughter,
Mrs aura Helth and family, Mrs P O'Neil, three
children, and'nurse. Mr IL Courtney, wife, Entrant, and
child, Mr F Husband, lady, and three children, Mr
O'Brien, P Fitagerald,lady, and' child, Hobert Inner.,
Jetty, nurse, and children, Jim Buchanan; lady, nurse,
and children; and 76 in the steerage. • '
marine itltelligente
FORT OF PILILADELPOILA, July '2O, 1866
.•• .4 44 I 6111.1.413 Th 1 34
' 10 10
131711 SIRES
HIGH WATEIt
prm=i
US 31 steamship Keystone Kate, Maralituan.47 boom
from Ohs'lenien t with mdse and passengers to A Heron,
Jr. July /8, 220 PM, of Boddy seised, exchanged sig
nals with steamship State of Georgia, boned 8; 3 20 P
exchanged signals with steamehip Nashville; .6 46 P
31, passed steamship Alabama; 0.10 P M, passed propel
ler Memphis—all bound south.
Brig Bannock, Tucker, 0 days from Boston, In tallest
to E A Sander itc. Co.
Brig Wm 41ehols, Strout, 6 days from Boston, In Wil
lett to Rnere & Lither.
Schr W L Cogswell, Hears, 16 days from Cienfuegos,
with sugar, molaases, &o to Stewart, Carton &Co Left
at Quo &attn. barques Reindeer and Elizabeth J, and
brig J& it Crowley, from blatiutzas.
Bchr W,Piekering, Perry, it diva from Baintini, Me,
with lee to EBonder & Co
• Behr Wm Henry, Palisapeit, 7 days from Norfolk, with
shingles toliolton, Vanderveer & Co.
Bohr 0 'Aglaia', Allen, 10 days from Buckaville, 80,
.with shingles and states to BoLon, Vandsrveer & Co.
bcbr Reporter, Berry, 9 days from Boston, with ice to
captain. . .
dehr James W Early, Bipple, 1 day from Frederica,
Del.Nrlth whist and corn to Jae Barratt & Bon.
Eck °olden Gate, Boone. 1 day from - - Frelerleo, Del,
Ith wheat to Jam Barratt t Soo.
- Sala .A 0. Gray, Kelley, 1 day from Bombay Rook,
Del, with tom to J L Bewley & 00.
Behr Lomeli; Pitcher; 3 days f om blew
.York, in bal.
last to captain...
Bohr St George, Gardiner, 3 daps from New York, in
balkier. to captain.
Bohr John A flasurd, Laws, 1 day from Milford, Del,
troth bark to Biehantron & Overman.
, Behr Slags Yharo,llBlll2lll, from Tuckarton.
Behr Mien Bua Somers, from Wilmington, Del
Ruhr Almira T (candy, from Dighton.
fllebr Ii Crosby, Nyo, from Middletown. - •
Behr %Ilan Baker, Lake, from Providence.
Dam Levi Howe, Thomas, from Norwich.
Steamer Leper, Phillips, from Plymouth, NO, with
abingles to Bolton, VaLdervear &Co.
Bale Col Kendrick, Mhart.m, R days from Albany,
with [tidal, to .1 0 White & Bon.'
Switzer Balloon, Vibildiu, 0X hours from Caps May,
with paotongers to capiatu Posed two light brfgoaad
too gobootosto coming op.
CLEAPILD.
Steamship Kennebec, Hand, New Yolk. J Atlderdice
. brig Woo Nichols, Strout, Boston, Engine & Luther
Brig Martha Ailehriet, Hawley, Porttaod, 0 A Heck.
slier & Co
•- Behr Morale - Tribou', - Bray, Boetcm, Bancroft, Lewis
4
Bohr .1 0 Stills, Ooreon, Charlestown, L Aodenried
Ic Co. ' 1
Behr E Engliph, English, do do
Behr R 01 browning Steelman, raw !ticket, do
• etihr Ellen Baker, Luke, Pawtucket, It Miles & Co.
richt E Pharo, llannah, Salem, Nob:o,llaromett &
- Oa dwell.
Nye,Sehr A Crosby, , Boston,, .. do
Behr Ilickmao, Ileyouro,Boaton, do
~ Bohr Ellen lmb, Somers, Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Behr E Li. Atwoo d, Atwood, Boston, do
Detir Damon, Pitcher, Portend, A Pardee & Co.
Baby St Gearge, Gardiner, Saco do
Bohr almira D, Gandy, Cambridge, Repplier & 800
. Debt L 110e0,Tbomas, Wellilset,Bazeroft, Leiria & Co
barge Col Kendrick, Wharton, Alb.my, J G White &
Eon. .
Str J 8 Sbriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves Jr.
~....
(Correspondence of the Preen.)
HAVRE DE GRADE, July I. 1868.
The }Kingston left bele this morning 'With 18 boats,
laden and consigned as follow,
'John Uriffin, lilt iron to Dearer, Abbott & Co; L A
Scott, lumber to captain; Sarni Hopbura, do to D D Tay
lor & 0o; Dept (1 o Alien, dO to Wilmington; T Craig,
do to 8 11 Bailey; Garret Tinsman, , do to Norcross &
Sheets; Dept furter, corn, dtc. to Humphries, Hoffman
& Wrightv o H. Drown , lumber to Id Trump & Son; 3
now Delaware mid Hudson boats, coal to Sew York; Ere
bus, /Lary &. Elizabeth, Hazel Del, Col 0 T Rummell,
RQ & j ilittel ,wed Jam Duthlinsu,notti to Celan aro
City; James Cook, lime to Chesapea ke.
. • , . (Gtirrespondence of, the Prom)
• - ItEADING,JuIy 16, 1 . 668,
The following - boats pasied out of- the Union Canal
to-day, bona. to Philadelphia, laden end coneighed as
follows;
- Two Brothers, pig iron to Oilman & Co; Homer, Ulu
inicoui.coal to II N Burroughs; J Ileleley, boards to hi
Truinp &FBA; Tpultomen, iron ore 'oo Betert, & Bro; J
D Emharde, grain and Hour to Richards & Overman;
Young Amerips, lumber to Malone & Taylor.
• .. L • I
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Bachauge.)
, i LEWES, Del., July t'7-'41 , 1. M.
The fOiloirng vesselss are at harbor, vie: Brig Mout-
Loon ; • ochre Bootee Mum, Mary J Hoyt, Geo Mime:Pot.'
tar" Balebory;filailbr Jories, Montrone, Alfred Bar
none, Cornelia, gaol Crocker, and Emily
Cornier;_, also top America and Jacob Naafis. Wind
ND-I-weather plemiant
Yours, &a
bhip Hllerslie, Courts, from James River, sailed from
pernauitiwCo about tpth nit, for Rio de Janeiro
Bbiys North Carolina, 'roster, ti,.d Ocean Belle, Hal
loran, for Phliadelphis, cleared at Liverpool, previous
to IS last: -• ;
nbips J P Harwood, Andros; Phronis. 1.101(ei Hrearn
Point. Cook; Marconi on, Carter, pad Tonawanda, 41a.,
-- tins, Were loading at Liverpool Id ibPt. for Philadelptra
Bbip Mairitoit,J.loneywell, foe New York; was loadii g
art London 8,1 That.
Blip A M Lawrence, Olaypole, from Callao, arrived op
at lutitirnoio 18th lost.
nip Neptune, Peabody. arrived at Now York yester
day frourLietrpool June 14 2411, in., in a hurricane
• from WOW ,to NW, lost an entire snit of tails, main
" yard, main topmaar, canoe jack yard, and sprung fore
mast fore and top tall lards; since which time the chip
has been leaking badly, utoinied the flanks In lat 40;
saw no ire
Barque Reindeer, filmmouo, for Rio do Janeiro, nailed
- from Pernambuco May 19 -
Barque .1 13 Johanna, Bloke, cleared at Bangor 10th
trist. for Biode JaIIOITO,
Barque Inn, Taylor," for Philadelphia, Relied trout
Boston Mai Mat.
Dry yealtria/111 TO TUT PRIM.]
4tow YORK. July 19
Arrlied, ship Eupitrasla, from brow c.tic . lilac got
ofr Britian Braoleyesterday, leaking ni the rote Or 2,tifla
strokes per hour, Alan anal ea, barque Bolden Brie,
trout Mt:titan; barque Cannata, tram Crab Island; brig
Amanda Jane, from Snit Cay .
Posyom, July 19
Arrived, steamer Phlnuaallarague, from Philadelphia
brig Balton, ifroui 3lalaga,
,Noarot.x. Va., July 10
A rilvetf quarnuitine, United 'Rates steamer Fut.
tou; [rum the bound to Purtsmouth, N 11, 'silt
her roacb I ners,dalnaged
, HAMPTON ROADS, Ittlyl9.
.Edwartl - Everett, 2.2 dap; from Ben
beAcee, - , _
NSW ORLSA)IB. July,
Arriired, barques Indite, Eglantine, awl JlOneka,
de Sandra ; Far W est, from New Yetk":
tatiOBANDA.
• tltesinsbip Ifsinumnia,Neheretten, from New York,
arrived at Ifatnburgdeth nit.
Virginia, ReNf, bente,'arrired at filch
* mond !Minot:'
lit up Arcola, Crafts, was towed to set from New Or
9th inst. ._' "
Ihi Vanguard - . 'Orton, fir Llierpoo);alemact at NO.
brs. ill tact, with VW' !rates of 'Cbtton, valued 'at
itPt 164 - 47: - ' - •
Stip , Wald, llntelfo s id; fo r Havre, was towed to elm
fronErdebtle ,inst. •, „
• • Bhip•Vilinael Calcutta, en•
tvrai tnwar.d ttronidini Ist 'esti; -"
clip Mr fttd-ert POO, Prtetaon, frern Callao, at Oise
; biren - Atit'tit
in C.." 6. Tt•nv.r. Knowles, far Rio de Janeiro
0 . 01 dln Fa Aeetp.nt Ott lull. -„ '
tanlatieurrn yottleo, fergitaspore,'sailed from Table
It? April 10. 4 A • •
; - 1 - 4.;,:‘ , ;• •
Dawn, Sea Bird, Weston, from Boston,. arrived at
Buenos Ayrea May 28
• Barque Swallow, Upton, from Salem, arrived at 800.
nos Ayres Tune Bd. • ' -
Barque -Homer , Plower , from Now York for Buenos
Arran, passed Point .indlo June 4. .
Brig Breezes Ontarbridge hence for Trinadad de balm,
wee spoken l et Inst. oft Jago de Cuba.
l'ffer:Nebrasks, Williams; cleared at. New York 17th
Inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr John Price, Price, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York yesterday.
• Bohr Triumph, Artie, hence, arrived at Boston 17th
inst. ,
Propeller Sophia, Ely, cleared at New York yesterday
for Philadelphia. _
. •
MARINE 111130ELLANY.
• - ;
Greenock, Awe 28—The three waste 1 echr Indian
Queen arrived in the river on Briday, direct from To
ronto, Lake Ontario, being the Bret Venda which has
made the voyage to Olyde from that Canadian port. She
had on board a cargo of flour and grain for Glasgow,
whither she proceeded.
June 28,-At the wreck of the steamship New York
three crews ef divans were at work last week, and about
one-half of the box and bale' goods have been saved.
Should the weather prove favorable, tt was expected
that the whole of this portion of the cargo would be got
.out in three days more: The ship still held together,
and tenders for uprighting and taking her oil have been
given lute the underwrltere.
Lisbon, June 23—The Nils N Badger, American ship',
Tarlton, from Liverpool for Calcutta, which put in here
May 19, leaky In her topside, commenced diecherging
Juno 21.
Ltoog Kong, Mays—The MOO previously mentioned to
have barn apprehended as the murderers of the captain,
mate, and seamen of the Gallant, are in custody In the
city. 'three of them hire confessed their guilt, and
the !Ahem, it is stated, are undergoing examination.
The progress in the case appears to us to be somewhat
tardy, as there is a British subject, one of the Gallant's
crow, In Shanghae, who has yet to be taken into the
city to identify the prlsonere. Much credit to due to
the Ohineee authorities for their exertions in causing
the appramosion of the culprits
Faro, JUDO :s—The AMerican barony, Paul Boggs',
Porter, front Malaga for New York. with lead, wine,
raisins, &o, was strauded west of Cape 8t Mary's during
thick weather yesterday, ant will have to be llghtered..
NAVAL.
U B atoreabip Supply sailed from Rio de Janeiro 11th
alt. for New York.
NEW YORK, July 19—Ar, steamships Roanoke, Skin.
ner, Richmend, Ac• ' Westernport, Berry, Ililtimore;
Rhin Jobn Boyd, Thomas, Liverpool; barque Virginia,
1:1111. Ft Jag° de Cuba; brig Favorite. Dailey. Menton.
Cid, barque Elbe. hall. Quebec, brig Coate Rica, Chap.
man., Aspinwall; schr Only Daughter, Rogers, Jack
sonvile
- -
' Ale° Cleared—Ships City of New York, Bailer, Liver
pool ,• Australis, (Prusalan) Ootteebalk, Mirandebi;
lietolute, Freeman ' Liverpool, Barques Casco, Ma-
Been, Trinidad; Peter Derain, - Hoop, Savannah.
,Brigs Starlight, Clook, - Coselluatinople Slog Brothers,
Opinwall. Sabre North Star, Horton , Sayan
halif B n 'Hawkins, (Mille Charleston.
BOSTON, July 17 .—Ar attamerCanada, Lang, Liver
pool, Jetty 2, via 'Halifax; ship Saran Hinka (of BOA
ton), Clausseu, Oadis,• barques Henry 11111, Watson,
PalermorCourant ont baton). ray, Antwerp, Orion.
do s .Oonnor, Port nu Prince; brig Nercus (of Boston).
Atkins, Rotterdam; earn Maria L Davis, Whalen,
Carie llaytion; Hamlet, Wade, Port au Prince; Emma,
Adams Aux Cayes.
Ar'lBth—barque Abagun, Hotline, %rime Ayres; St
Marys, Milliken, 'Trinidad; Ireland, Humphrey,
o,harleston; brig Elmiradßevens, Sam.
Sailed—Saturday, wind 8 W—steamers Wm Jenkins,
City of New York ; barques Trueman. Edward Everett,
Manchester; brigs Sarah, Irene, A P Pinker, Pearl.
Attlartiadoea Trine 27th, barque May Plower, Duvall,
or June 28; brig Icarian, Ohadbourn. for New Haven in
2 dam sehr Ells Everett for Baltimore same day.
(By the Canada.)
A r at Liverpool July 1, ships Tiroll, filer N Orleans;
Prima Donna, Pray. do; Plutarch, Barker. N York; Jon
Clark, .Emerson, N Orleans; Conquest, Brewer St John,
N D; Chine, Armstrong, N Orleans; Admiral Clark. do.
June 80, Governor Langdon, Stone, Mobile, and °there
as before.
Palled 2d, Tamerlane, Holman, New York. let Mon,
tezuma, , Vera Cruz. Juno 20, John L. Dhotis,
Skolield, Havre.
Biassed outward Ist lost, Armen, Jones, Boston; Me.•
eropolli; Vogler N Orleans; Kangaroo, fa.) New York;
Samuel Dunning, Shnfeld, St John, N N; June 82, Wm
V iiit11(111, Jon., N Orleans; Vidalia, McGill. B D Met
exit', Stetson; John Bright, Cutting, and Wesarumcon,
flatlet. N York.
Old Ist, St. Jamee, Colley, Quebec ; Recorder Oe•
born. Bombay; Golconda, Kerr, Sydney, Ben Norio,
Orowell. Quebec.
' Entered inward at London, lot, Samuel R. Orant,
Hinkley Calcutta.
Entered outward lat. Southampton, Pratt, New York.
let, Victoria, Ainsworth, do; Vancluse, Carney. Bea
ton.
, Old 24, 'Exchange, Foliar, Baotou.
" From the London Shipping Gazette, July 2.
Ar at Glasgow Ist, Manchester, Anderson, New Or
leane ; St. Lawrence, Wylie, M mtreal.
Off awanage let, barque Amazon, from Buenos Ayres
for Rotterdam.
Bld fain Ebes 21st. tilt, Sabine, 'Walton, N York.
Jr at Elsinore 27th ultimo, Salem, Walker, Riga, for
London; Mary Olotk, Moray, Bwlnemunde for Shields.
Bld fat Budderland 80th ult, Martha {Vernal', Bullth,
York. -
Ar at Shields let, Edward Everett, Gurley, Havre
ARRIVALB tiT THE PIiINCIPAII HOTELN,
GIRARD ROUBD—Chestnut street. below Ninth.
11 - K
Horton*. Boston Wm Dwight, jr, Bostou
B Bustard, Louisville, Ky T Itlancolvan, Louisville,
J W Smi , h. Pa lry
Rieberd S Pratt, bllnnesota C W Ilemmouway, Minue-
W B Watterson, Valparaiso :iota
Milton 19bItOey, Dolt Thomas $ Dell, Bait
Joe IL Anderson, Balt 0 V Hack. Balt
V &Frye, Balt Augustus Black & la, Balt
3 Dyer. Texas Deo M Meinman & son. Pa
F td, ird, Boston John Crow, St Louie
lkiw R Martin, 0 W K D Stephens, N Y
OeoJ Kennard & In, Belt Mrs Si A Alden, Belt
Dr John II Aldridge. Balt W A Davis, Lou i sville
Wm Dodge & wife, Waal'• Me io Si R Mortury and
logtott co, Md daughter, Oeo•get , n D 0
W A Ilawkhot & lady, Oa Mrs A 8 Plan. Oa '
Mr Coleman, Ilailibx N Nicholer, U S A
P 0 Lick Denton D Sweeny, Vs,
S Shinier. 11l Ellwood Fisher, Washing-
John Leinbach, Galveston, ton
Toys Mee anomie & da, Fla.
Jae M Wolin's', N Y Col It B Marshall La,
Mre Marshall, La Win H Marshall, La
II 0 Smith, Jersey City John lil Abbott, Jersey
J W Orr, Jersey City City
John A Lapbam, Jersey P Eaton, Boston
0 ty Win H Van Brunt, Boston
W T Henderson & la, 80 Miss M E Wright, 2 C
E P Cuylrr, 8 0 Saint 0 flumes, Fort Wash-
Jae N Spear, Charleston, It gtai
80 (1 W Aren't., Charleston,
John It Reed, Charleston, B 0
8 0 Joe Meson Charleston, BO
A J Bose, Charleston, 8 0 li W Dibble, Charleston, SO
Wm Kiefer, N Y A Bonnet, N Orreann
0 Oakford, Bait I, 8 Ohataeld, N Y
,1 W Beebe, N Y A N Zevely, Washington
O Taylor Jenkins Balt Gen 11. Walbridge. N Y
Semi Bileou, Balt 8 Archer, Fort Scott,
Wm MeOlyinont. Dalt Utah
F Furman, Nashville 3 DI Doodles, Nashville
Chile Miller St. Louis Wm II Day, Lexington, Mo
Henry T Taylor, tt Louis T J Breoton, U 8 A
J I, Deltrick, Vs H Cannon A la, Va
T al lanuon, Va 0 0 Alexander, Texas
Mrs 0 0 Alexander A eon, Miss Alexander, Ey
Texas J B Alelander, Sy
Dr Ogden, Cal Alex Dudley, We.
T Schwarz, Taxes John Laurbdon. Havana
W W II ROIL Havana 0 Furnaberger A la,
Wm Wattermeir, II Y Charleston, B C
Mre olf Harlot, Charles• Semi 0 Cobb, Boston
ton, B C David Stout, Beading
JF IV Beringer, Heading tam! II Reynolds, Lances.
Win F Ward. N Y ter
John I. :duality, N Orleans Miss Fowler, N Y
Chas C Brooke, Pa Mr Davos, lisrtfrod
John Neliwartzer, Ausoria T Jhr o, N Y
Job Jac. eon, N 11 A (I fleeced Onnu
8 P Temkin!' & wl, Rook- Henry W Hollingsworth,
away, N J Palmyra, Mo .
Bawl Drummond, Peters. RII Winslow. N Y
burg, Va Dr T Goldmark. N Y
B. Ryland. Richmond, We W 5 Hyland, tilchrusnd,Vs.
alisa3 Nyland, Richmond, Slice 0 V Ryland, Beth.
Va uiond Vs
Alfred Bever, N V W L Manors, Ole, Ohio
MERCHANTS , HOTEL—•Fourth street, bolow Arab.
Louis Ritteritsrnp. St Louis Jae D Nichols, Harter, Pa
Chas Berliner, N Y P 6 Uritman, Lucerne oo
P Miller. Crawford co Mai Cutrninga, Atlantic
Hon J W Walton, Atlantic City
City D D Wagoner, Easton, Pa
P Mixsell & fam, Philada A T Collins, Seaford, Del
Mire M . Collins, Seaford, D B Hoorn, Lawrenceburg,
Del Ind
Mies Lanra L Lewis, Law- hire A II Moore, Lawrence
renoe burg, Ind burg, Ind
JO Jonnings, Reading Bon W 1111einter, Reading
F. M Perlin, N Y It It Drown, Needing
John Wright Pbilada J B Tabu ly, Mix, Pa
It Richwine, Lancaster Ohne D Rtnery, 'Williarna-
L It Nicholson, Without, port, Pa
N Reichard, Wilkeabarre Hon J 9 You t, Pa
0 0 Dodd, Philada J B Augur, Durham. Pa
J Moyer. Freeport, Pa Hon l/uo P Steele, Wilheati
Jan P J Mint rowel, We.shingurat
Mrs Wood, Washington Mini L Marbacker, Radon
Hon T Craig, Lehigh (lap J Brodhead, Atlantic City
AMERICAN HOUSZ--ohestotte street, above Fifth.
B F Long, Cambridge J F Johnson, Germantown
8 Bowman, Germantown OJ . White, Balt
E IL 'Wells, U 8 0 8 It Koch .N Y
W 3 Jobriaon, N Y- 8 0 Itnnafordightllwaukee
.1 L Fleming, N J H T Thoeme.rAtiantic City
J Beidemann. Pa 0 a Saharan, Danville, Pa
W NI Wallington, Phila G Fidler, Ban Pranriieo
/11Vs - 0 II Clark, lilan Fran. W U !Junto'. Ark
cineO,Oal '- Urn Ilidgley, Oharlee•
Ulu Ilays Charleston, 80 ton, 8 U
Miss Anne Lyale, Charles- Mini BellsOilotort,Oharlea
ton, 8 0
B A Wolf, Cincinnati, 0 Ja t s on ti B Li o nvi'le, Philk
D II Fox, Beading, Pa J 0 uanckelman, Potts-
I Anthony. Pultislite villa
'l' Verner, Pottsville II W Carpenter k la. N Y
kt L Thorupa - m, NW 'lnward Nil Paine, lild,
0 'r Fullender, Ni VAS W W Ward, Pa
I Robinson, Altoona, Pa
UNION ROTEle—Aroh street. below Fourth,
B Ildunundeon, Pittsburgh L White, N
0 Behart, N Y Wm P Manton, Tamaqua
Geo II Locher, Balt II A Sage, Easton
Jamen R Clemente k lady, Nra Diluen t Smyrna, Del
Smyrna, Del' Aire Sprunnce, hnlyrout, Del
.1 It Eliason. Smyrna, Del L E plunger, Canton
Mulct N Bodey, Orwiga- N V Dethnlf, N Y
burg, Pa . 0 B Holier, Pa
Daniel Rraoa , N Y J J 0111Ier, Clearfield to,
Oat, W Heebner, Port Oar- Pa
bon, Pa' & M Grnree, Wheeling. Ya
John Gammon, Richmond, John Donaldhon, Tama-
Ye qua, Pa
WM. M. UIOKMAN
NATIONAL UOTSL—Bane atraet. above Thi d.
C A Young, Harrisburg 'Drlt D Baldwin, N
Si W SbeMen, Pa n Klapp, Anstalt; City
0 Kauttnan, Schuylkill 8 M Shultz, Schuylkill
Maven haven
J °Mower, Phila Wire, Pa
0 Knecht Phila Win Kirper & sou, Bead's
II I Randier, P 00. 1 ,1110 Ed.ln Clark, Lancaster
8 l',A Weidman, Lancaster It Thoinpeon
Wm II Romig, Belgeraville Aaron Oath, Outlier'lle
II 8 Foster, Phila Jan Whitaker, Mt Clare
It Allen, Indium Vim F Voute, Reading
MADISON HOUSE, Second etyma, above Market.
OPr Weld, Dndgeton, N J P Ludlam & la. Bridgeton
II P Marie. N V N .1
J P Smith, Roribeeter, N X P °sleben, Pittsburgh
MDuro°, Plttabargb - J H Smiley, Trenton, N J
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second street, below Vine
DDonovan,Trenton, NJ E H Shearer, Doylestown
T 0 Wood, Phila Pa
Win Wood. Phlla 0 Hill Bucks cc. Pa
0 W Leavitt,' Phlla James id Lambert. In
8 Harper, Fox Obitte, Pa J L Gordon, Lambertville
N J
BALD EAGLE . HOTEL—Third greet, ob. eallowhill
Jno 8011, Quaterthwo, Pa Jon Memo, phu t ,
J Homan, Bucks eo, Ps D Deabler. Liati,,hiu co, Pa
E Stahl, Norriatown, Pa P B Steinmetz, Stockerton
Oeo S Collin, Slatetille W li Begardon, N Y
0 Schropp, Boston J Mlckeoh, Bethlehem
Perry, tit Joseph, Mo A J Herring, Eaton, Ohio
. ,
BLACK BEAR 110TDIe—Third, above Oallowhlll.
W UN Bowen, Phils Jrlo Rudluff, Hamburg, Pa
I **chantis, Hamburg, Pa 1) alcohols, BuouleyWn, Pa
8 Smith: aumnoytown, Ps 'H. P Thomas, Douglass, Pa
/mum Verger, Phila
CRACK BEA INN—Fifth and Merohant wheats.
F Coatae, Lancaster co, Pa 7 liendrlokson,Trooton,Nl
Leiria B Foster. Pa John W. Brackenridge &
Aire Susan Lafferty, Lehigh la, Pittsburgh
en. Pa J It Jordan, Mt
'Brits Tyson A. it,
Pa K 31 Kirk & la, Lancaster
C Martin. Went Chester-- eo, Pa
Wm La , ris, West Chaster .1 Decor, West Chester
II LTloores, Chester es, Pa T Lewis, Del co, Pa
Fred'k Bonrherr, Lancaster Cit Taylor Del en,Pa
co, Pa W Rambo, Nets t'n, Pa
C Potts, Pa - Des Kimble, Pa
g PhIIU I PA 4 ' •
DOMEBTIO PORTR
POREIGN PORTS
VP TO ONE O'Ol.OOlC TIIIO NORNINO
Elperial Mingo.
Consamption.—liow many diseases of de
tillity, incurable by ordinary medicines; are closed by
physicians, as well as the public, under the convenient
term Consumption ! All of them agree In ono thing,
their fatal tendency; and most of them, In their pri
mary and even secondary stages, may be arrested by
purifying the springs of life through the renovating
agency of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. Sold by F.
BROWN, Fifth and Chestnut, and HAMAR!) & 00.,
Twelfth and Chestnut. jylo-dGt wit
Bower's infant Cordial.•. This invaluable
Cordial le prepared from &variety of the most choice and
eftioient aromatics known in medicine, and le the most
perfect and reliable carminative extant for infants and
young children.
By Its powerful inftnenee a speedy cure ii effected
all oases of Cholic, windy pains and spume. Relieves
and mittgates much of ahildran's suffering during deal.
Lion or teething, and by Its soothing properties tran
quilities pains of the bowels, loosenesa, vomiting, AO.
The Infant Cordial has become a standard remedy,
and has been need in thousands of eases with the most
abundant mimeos'. No family shank be without It.
Prepared only by our A. Bows',
At hie Drug and Chemical Store,
N.. 11. corner of Sloth and Green sta., Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must be addressed. And for sale
by Druggists generally. en 18.17
Seamen's Saving Fund—Office 003 Walnut
street, one door west of Benond street. Receives de
posits In sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
classes of the community, and allows Interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum.
Oboe open daily, from 0 until 6 u'elook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 0 In the' evening. President,
Franklin Fell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris.
(hover Baker's
OBLZIBEATIM •
FAMILY SEWING- mAourNse,
730 ORERNUT STREET.
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
best In use for family sewing, making a new, strong,
and elastic stitch, with& will nor rip, even if every
fourth stitch be out. Circulars sent on application by
letter. ape-,
Jackson,
3011 PRINTISIt,
FIFTH AND OLUCSTNUT.
Oheeket, Notes, Drafts, Dills Lading, Dill Heads, Olr•
orders, Cards, and all otbor kinds of Job Printing, at
prises to suit the times 0017-1,
Singer's Sewing ainchinta.—After n bar
trial of tho several machines that have yet been offered
to the public, the unanimous verdict of operators hoe
been given In favor of Singer's. Thin la, In fact, the only
machine capable of performing every kind of sewing.
SlNGEitffi NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
to, beyond all question, the most complete article for
fitfully use yet Invented, being at once ornamental,
easily operated, and superior, In every respect, to any
other machine. On this statement we challenge the
world I. M. SINGER & CO.,
je7-0m Office, No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
Saving Pund.—Five Per Cents Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, S. W. corner of THIRD, Philadelphia. Money
received In any sum, large or small, and Interest paid
from the day of depoait to the day of withdrawal.
Money la received and payments made daily, without
Donee. The investments are made In Real Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents, and am% Bret-class securi
ties es th charter'regalree. Office hours, from ilo'elock.
In the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. fed
Iflarrianes
On the evening of tho 4th inst., by Rev..l W. Clax
ton, Mr DAVID ROWLEY to Miss 51ARUAREP
MoLAUGHLIN, all of Manayunit.
On the oth inst., by Rev. Oboe W. Shields, THEO
PHI LUS HIRES, of Bridgeton, N. 7 , to Mies SALLIE
11. 81IEPPARD, of Philadelphia.
On the 14th inst., by Rev. J. II Kennard, Mr. WM
LIAMB UAW to Mina MARY ELIZABETH YRYMIARE,
both of this city.
On the 15th Inst., by the name, Mr._JOSEPII N.
ABBEY to Mina ELIZABETH M MILLER, both of
this city.
On the 29th ult., by Rey. R.M. Waleson, Mr. JOHN
11 HARRISON to Miss MARY ANN LEANAOAN,
both of Gloucester, N.J.
Ocalbg
On the lath hist., to the 86th year of hie nge, JOB
WHITE.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his residence,
in Ditision street. second door above Broadway, Booth
Camden, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To
proceed to Monument Cemetery.
On the lath Inst., LOUISA ELIZABETH the wife
of OeVeib Pot entzinger, In the 52d year of her age.
Her friends and those of the family aro respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of
her eon-In-law. Martin Moho). 917 Buttonwood street,
above Ninth. this (Tuesday) afternoon. To proceed to
Odd Fellow' Cemetery.a
. .
- • •
On the 17th inst , Mr JAMBS CLAMPITT, aged 41
years
The relatives and friends of the family aro respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel
dance, No 1125 South Third street above Federal, thin
(Tneedey) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Mount
sforiab Cemetery. ar
On the 18th inst., Mies SARAII BARB, daughter of
the late Paul Barr, of Now Castle ' Del
The relatives and friends of thetamily aro invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother,
tire. Sumn Barr, Loon street. above Tenth, below
the Railroad, on Weduesdsy afternoon, at 3 &sleek,
without further notice. To proceed to Cathedral Come-
tory. **
On the Mb inst , MIOIIAEL McOOLDRIOK, in the
23.1 retire( hie age.
'the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence. Eighth street, above °bristle*, this (Tuesday)
afternoon. At 3 o'clock.
Ou the I(th inet , JOUN A. PURCELL, aged about
77 years.
Ills relatives and friends aro respectfully Invited to
atttaud the funeral, from his late residence near the
Cathedral Cemetery, Unionville, this (Tu esday) at 1
o'clock. To preload to Wilmington, Del
On the 18th instant, RICHARD DUFFY, aged 23
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly Invite 1 to attend the funeral. from the residence of
his mother, Mrs. Catharine Duffy, No. 1731 Pearl
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, above
Vine, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without
further notice. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.*
On the lath lust , JOHN GARRETT. aged 67 years.
The friends and 'Waives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, United
States Naval Asylum, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4
o'clock. To proceed to Cathedral Comet. ry.
On the 17th lust , Mr. JOSHUA BOWER, iu the 69th
year of Els ago.
The relatives and friends of the family also the flood
utent Fire Oompauy, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the resideuee of his coo, Joshua
Bower ' Jr , 1028 Beach street , above Malden, lath
ward, this (Tuesd.y) afternoon at 4 o'c ook, without
further notice tf
On the 11th Inst , JAMES O'll ARRA. aged 82 years.
The relatives and Mende of U. family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of hie brother, 19i liana Oillarrs, No. 2111 Tower street,
netwenu Twenty-tire' and Twenty-second, above Arch,
this (Tuesday) morning, at half.paet 8 o'clock. with.
out further notice. Funeral services at Bt. Patrick's
Church. Interment at Bt. John's Ohoveh, Thirteenth
street tr
Ou the 18th lest , in the allh year of her age, ADA
LINg, wife of Jame' Newman, and daughter of limbers
and the late Samuel Miller
The relatives and Month' of the family ate resseet
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her husband, Jarvis street, above Jefferson avenue,
thin (Nudity) afternoon, at 4 o'clotit, without further
notioo. sr
On the evening of the 18th InAt, LINDA EUGENIA
dant denhter of George K. and Elizibeth 0, Zieg
On the 18th lost , BENJAMIN Il DUNHAM, a gra
duate of Otrard College, in the 214 yoar of hie age,
Offire Philadelphia and Trenton Halle
ROAD COMPANY,
PHILADFLPIIII, July 18th. 1851.
The Directors have this day declared a semi-Annual
Dividend of POUR PER CENT. from the profits of
the Company for the last sit inontha, payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and
after the 21st inst., at the Office of the Company.
jy2o-ot J MORRELL, Secretary
liesnrn to the licit —The liminess
MEN'S UNION PRAYER MEETINO, held for
Some time past is Stumm street Church, WAR resented
again in JAYNE $ LULL, on MONDAY, the bth tent.,
to continue therefor mayoral weece, through the kind
ness of Dr. Jayne.
Thin announcement need but to be made to secure
se largo an attendance et ever, where no many pleasant
Laura have been spent. The hall is one of the coolest
places In the city, so none need be afraid of the heat.
Oume, all who can, awl npand au hour in prayer and
praise, daily, from 12 tol o'clock jy37.6t*
37. Notice —West Philadelphia Passenger
RAILWAY COAIPANY, July 15, IBIS.
The tars of this Company now run every five min
utes from ElfillTll and MARKRT Streels to their
Depot, on I,OfIAN and lIATRIIFORD Street,.
Jyl6-11n W. S. MANN, Superintendent.
Office of thr /toward Fuze and Marin,.
INSUNANCH COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13,18511.
At a meeting of the Board of Directore, held Ilia
lay, JOIIN 11. I•;cq,, wag elerted Premiftent of
he Company, In place of 0 I.:. Spangler, ENI. , resigned.
jy.ls-6t CHAS. A. D 1717, Secretary.
Notier.—Grern and Contra-Street Phi.
LADELPIIIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM.
P ANY.—The Stockholders in this Company are notified
that a Meeting of the Stockholders will Le held ou
THUILSDAYMORNING. July 221, at 10 o'clock, at
the Commissionere' man. North TIIIRD Street, below
Olsen, for the purpose of bolting on Election for Pre.
silent and Twelve Ifirertors of said Company, to serve
till th e second Monday in January, A.B. ISA. The
polls will open at 10 o'clock A. M., and close at 2
o'clock P. M.
By order of the Commissioners.
WILLIAM READ, B”croU,ry
Notice.—The Second I man! meat of
7L1N D 1.1%.• Dollars per Share 011 the Stock of the SE
; AND TIIIIID•STDP ET PASSENCIEIt RAIL,
WAY COMPANY of Philadelphia nill be dne and
payable at the Office of the Company, No 2_ll WAL
NUT Street, on or before September lot, lfiba.
fly order of the Board.
BENDY SIEASWOOII, Secretary.
Jy9-flotaultt mwf Nevi
NE IV LAW BOOKS,
JUST rermtsnee nY
LITTLE, BROWN, & CO.,
11l WASHINGTON Street, Bunton
KENT'S COMMENTARIES,
saw currioN.
COMMENTARIES ON AMERICAN LAW ,
, CLOttl By lion. Jamas KFINT.
Ninth and entirely Rai 111011 Edition. By lion. Wu.
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hNDREIVS ON TIIE REVENUE LAWS
V•;ITEI,
By C. C. Asmoms
1 col Bvo.
"This Is the find treatise on the Revenue Laws
winch has been pubikhed in this country; the other
Lemke on the sulkleet Inning been mend:. compilations
of the statutes. , , A p ra cti ca l
treatise, thus illustrating the las and Ito operation, is
a ell calculated fora guide and test-hook to custom
house officers and practitioner, generally, and mud ne
celemrlly be laluable to the Impeller. Mr Andrews
has performed If h task with Industry awl care, and
made a good and useful book.”—Besfan Cottrit r.
jy2o-tuths 3t if
MESSRS. JOAN 0. MEAD & SONS,
Manufacturers of the New Imprui ed Patent Ico
Pitcher, Communion 1111(1 Tea Service flue l'earl,
Ivory, aunt Cameo handled Cutlery; Urns; Carters
Meat, Chafling, and Entree Diahen; IV:niters, Cake
Baskets, &c.
N. E. corner NINTH and CHESTNUT
Jy2o.tutbs 9t
V . ASTILE SOAP, (MARSEILLES.)-75
V Boxes Jut lauding, nud for onto by
GREADY & KEEFE,
itA No. 42 eolith roupau alipTe Lolono,
THE ,PRESS.-PILILADVIYMA. TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1858.
ttetatt Mrp z.aabo.
H OODED CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indixpensable for a Country Ramble, or en route to the
Springs, at $2.50, $3 60, $4 60, and $O.
-- ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
FRENCH AND END WWI LACE.
BLACK SILK, SILK, AND LACE.
CRAPE MARETZ OIROULARS.
WHITE BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT REE-111LF roloutit EMCEE, TO OLOBE THE•OHABON,
AT THE
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
708 OIIESTNUT
.1)17 J. W, PROCTOR & 00.
QUMMER WEAR.
Very light-bodied Black Branch Doeskins.
" " " " " Habit Cloths.
Drap d'eto'a, Bummer Cloths, Casluneretts.
Pongees. Camblete, Moltaim, and Lutons.
All the lightest and coolest kinds of Gentlemen's
Summer Goods.
I/ATBING GOODS.
IL, Plain and fancy-colored Ratt!nets.
' 6 r" plaid Flannels.
Worsted Cam))lets, Moseys, Balmorals.
And an Assortment of plain and fancy Bathing Goods
of every description.
BHAR.PLEI39 BUOTHEItS,
jyl7.lf 'CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
nISTORI MOUSSELINE.-L. J. Lt.
VY k CO. have received two cases of Rigor'
Mousseline, of late huportatlon, which they dint at
31 and 37 cte. par yard. Jyl7-3t
QIIIIIMER STOOK CLOSING OUT.-L.
k. 7 t. LEVY & CO. have reduced the price of all their
Summer Stock. They are now selling many articlea at
load than the cost of manufacture. iyl7.Bt
ROT'S' WEAR.—SIIMMER STOCK CLO
SING OUT 011E&P!
Stained Linen Drills, 10 cent,.
Striped Coatings,lo cants.
White Union Canvas, 10 cents.
With a largo stock of other desirable goods.
CURB' EN BTODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 451 North SECOND Street,
.iv/5 above Willow.
IN - lIGURED SWISS MULLS, of desirable
!dyke.
CURWEN STODDART h BROTHER,
450, 452, nod 454 North SECOND Street,
Jyls above Willow.
INDIA TWILLS, 1.21 cents, desirable for
Shirts and children's wear.
CHUN EN STODDART & DROTIIER,
450, 452, nod 454 North SECOND Street,
105 above Willow.
HEETING AND SHIRTING MUSLIN—
,
,of all widths, of the most approved brands, at the
lowest market price.
MOVEN STODDART & BROTHER,
460, 952, and 454 North SECOND Street,
Jyls above Willow.
FABLE LINENS AND CLOTHS.-7-4
Snow.drop Union Diaper, 30 cents, together with
a large stock , of superior makes, which we are sell
ing cheap.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
460, 462, and 451 North sEcoNp Street,
.1515 above Willow.
CIIANTILLY AND BLACK LACE
Mantillas, Shawls, and Points.
CURWE a sTOBBART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 451 North SECOND Street,
1515 above Willow.
VATORKED TRIMMINGS, FLOUN
OINCt, and BANDS, at reducod prices, from
auction.
°LUMEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
J 915 shore Willow
MARSEILLES, for Basques, Bosoms, and
/TX Collars.
CURW EN STODDART & BROTTIER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
.1315 shove Willow.
LIIPIN'S WIDE WHITE AND BLACK
BAR EMI, for Shawls, Talmits, &c., wholesale
and retail. Storekropors supplied for nott cash.
CHARLES ADAMS,
.13'11 Ell/11TR and ARCII Streets.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
Travelling Dusters to match.
Silk Dusters and Mantillas.
French Lace Mantles, from auction.
White Barege Dusters.
Shawl Bareges, black and white.
Thin Black Goode, ;educed.
WHITE GOODS.
Cambric, Jaconet, and Mull, 12% Ctg. up.
Figured Swiss, plain Swiss, and Victoria.
From auction, cheap lots plaid Cambric.
EMBROIDERIES.
Just opened from auction, several lots Linen Beta,
fancy Breakfast Sets, neat Collars, and fancy Linen Col
lars at about
lIALF PRIOR.
Mohair pitta—sereral good and cheap tote
LINEN U 0011.9
- - _
Fronting and Shirting Linens, by tho piece or yard.
BOYS' WEAR.
Seemickers, Blay Llnenx, Linen Continge, Pantaloon
Stars, &c. Aico, Reit Caaalotereg.
MARSEILLES VESTINGS
COOPER & CONARD,
IY 3 S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
MANTILLAS ! I MANTILLAS 11— Me-
ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Our stock in the largest,
our patterns the latest styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
6.000 yard~ Black and Fancy Silks, 37) 44, 50, 50;
rich, 02K, 69, 75 ; very rich, 81, 137 g, 95, $l.
10,000 yards Delninen, Bareges, Ducaln at 10, 12,g,
16g,18)4, 20, 22, 25, 29, 91, 35, decidedly ' the cheapes t
In the city.
10,000 yards One French Lawns, 10, 12K, 16K, 20, 26,
worth, many of them 37g to 02g , very One.
Ouo lot of Crape Shitwis, at $l6, worth $BO.
600 yards side-band Ossalmeres ' 37g, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, less than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Vostings, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,090 floe French Needleworked Collars, at $l, worth
$3.
10,000 yards of Plain and Plaid Jaconets, 9W1624 and
Cambric White Goode, the greatest bargains in the city.
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, in endless va
riety, at leas than half the usual prices.
McELROY,
jel-tu th s•tt No. 11 South NINTH Street.
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF SUMMER
GOODS FROM JULY Ur.
DAWNS and ORGANDIES.
DAREGES and GRENADINES.
MARSt.ILLES and BRILLIANTS.
DUOALS and BAREGE DELAINES.
PLAIN and BAYADERE LAVELLAB.
PLAID, INDIA, and SUMMER BILKS.
GLOSSY BLACK SILKS.
WITE FRENCH BRI oLIANTS.
EDGINGS and INSERTINOS ; PLOUNOINGS, &o.
MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES and
DUSTERS, nll Undo.
SEA-SIDE P. AIDS, for Bathing ',mews, in medium
and gay Plaids, fast colors.
ho whole stock of SUMMER•DRESS GOODS to be
closed out for 00011, to prepare for fall.
CHARLES ADAMS,
jyS•ti to th tf EIOHTtI and ARCH Streots.
riIHE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS ever offered in this City ale
now being acid by
YIIORNLBY Sr. CHISM
N. E. tar. MOUTH and SPRING Ci
We purchased, a few days age, at, a mast tremendous
sacrifice fur
OABLI,
a lot of very rich Ruiblohlereil Crepe Shawls, same
quality nod style lot we have bold for
TWENTY DOLLARS!
which we are uow gelling at the extremely low price of
TWELVE DOLLARS!!
LaSlop, you may never have Ruch another opportunlty
of buying ft
HANDSOME; SHAWL HO 01171 P!
Also, Pialu Crape Shawlß, from $4 to 08
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS
Special bargains in Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Man
tillas, Ace,
Travelling Dress Materials in great variety.
Thin Summer-Dres" flood".
Organdie', liareges, Urenedlnee,
BLACK oILICe, FANOY Ar.a.
Our name Ix Jwitly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Material" for Men end Buys' Wear.
Linen Goode, of unr own Importation.
Summer Gauze and other Flannels, &e., /to
Mitts, Vella, Embroideries GOsiery, orax, kc ,at
. THORNLEY h 011113fit'li
um:4.meg CASII STORE,"
N. E. Oar. NIGHTLI Sc. 13PICINO Sweets.
Jelfbtt
RICHARDSON'S "IRISH LINENS,
DA.IN.IA.SK.B, 1)1, , ,PW.1:2,9, lico
CONSUMERS of RIOUARDSON'S LINENS, and those
denims of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, nhould
tee that the article,' they purchase are naiad with the
full name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS, & 0 WDEN,
As a guarantee of the aounduens and durability of the
Goods.
Thin caution is rendered essentially neceesary as large
quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared,
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RIOIIARLMON, by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thee inflicted alike on the Amerman consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine (Mods, will not
readily abandon a businese cu profitable, while pur
chasers 0.11.1 be Imposed on with (bode of a wortlelem
character.
.1. BULLOCKB & J. B. LOCKE,
my2B.6m Agente, 36 eltUßOlt Street, New Yotk
A ,OARD.
JOSEPH A. HAGY,
Retail Dealer In
_
DOIIII4ITIO AND FOREIDN
DRY GOODS,
No. 440 N. 84:410ND Street, above WILLOW,
PHILADELPHIA
Large Blory White Buildlug
TERMEi—ONE PRIOR TOR OABII.
fp — Prices martial In plain figures on oath artfolo
ap29.Bni
Boarbing
110ARDING.—A Widower, who is about
ranking n trip to the West, tioNirly Ilonrtling for
tooLls Children, one ll owl the abet 14 yenrit of tttte,
w here they will recelt e ',mental core. Adtlretrt lt
El
of lhiv 011iee. ,i)2.0-2t*
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QUMMER BOAR DING.—To Single Gentle
-11101111110 hove not the tiuu to hmtro the city during
the Hummer mouthy ' a favorable opportunity iv now
dffered to a 'pleasant home In a private family, a four
miles out of tonn in a delightful situation. The houvu
la spaeloux, has large airy rooms, and all th e appoint
manta to make home pleavant. Addrebv ELLIS JOHN
STON, Radnor I'. 0., Dolownre Co , Pa. Jyl7-6t*
COUNTRY BOARDING WANTED. for
n Lally and Fen, thirteen years old, at a plain Farm
Hoene, xt here there are no other boenters. Address
No. 21 North SECOND Street. .1)12 214(.1
A HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED second
kory Rom, with HOARD. at 252 TWELFTH
Street. below Vino. Teri. moderate. Jyl9.2t*
OARD WANTED.—A Gontlemati wiahea
to own permanent aceammodati One in n respecta
ble Boarding Ilona, Dinner al & o'clock preferred.,
Addre. STRANGER," Press office. .iyl7-3t*
IIOARDING.—A Lady wishes to obtain
" Good Boarding fur hernelf and two danlitem.
Tenon mod be moderate. Addrerir "Wylie," at tinix
Office. jyll-3t*
WANTED—A good airy CHAMBER,
turnioliell or unfurobilied, Alin, breakfaxt and
ten. Location between Walnut owl Arch, neat of
Eighth atrect, Address PATTERSON, through
Blown; Despatch, jylo-4t.*
1 - ADMAN WRATIORG-:
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In WINES
BRANDIES, witisruir, GINS, and DANDY LI
DIJORS, N 0.1017 MARKE T Street, between Tenth ad.
Slovene' street,. 40/114f
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT end EIGHTH
for Sale an Ma tot
al TO LET—The four.story STORE, 28
Nail. South SECOND Street, extending through to
Strawberry street, opposite Stuart & Brother's largo
stores. It is lighted with a large skylight In the
Centre • is well adapted for the Dry Goods Importing,
Commission, or any other business which requires ex
tensive rooms. Could be made to suit a 'Wholesale and
Retail Trade.
Applyto
ROBERT 111AGREGOR,
2.33 South THIRD Street.
gull TO LET—A large three-story brick
LI MOUSE and STORE, corner of OOATES and
FRONT Stree'o. suitable for any kind of business,
particularly for Flour, Liquor, or Grocery Store.
Jyl9,2tte
59000 VEST In
FUNDS TO IN
EST In a first-class Ground Rout,
of a like amount. Address "TRUST," office of the
Press, Jyl7-3t/t
WANTED TO PURCHASE—A cor
k' ner-store Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Pr. L islon business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Press
office. jyls
FOR SALE—A valuable LOT, in the vici
nity of the Dalthnore Depot, in an improving
neighborhood. For partleulare, address J. H., Box 927
Post-ofrice. jyl6
MO LET ON GROUND RENT.—Sevoral
eligible LOTS, on Thirteenth street, above Co
lumbia avenue 19 by 116 feet; two fronts.
Also, a Lee LOT on Columbia avenue. Apply to
11. C. THOMPSON & G. M. CONARKOE,
jyl6-6t No. 033 ARCH Street.
FOR SALE.-100 acres of excellent
FARM LAND, situated in Gloucester county, New
Jersey, 19 miles trent Camden. The land is well tint
hared with oak sapling. For particulars, apply at thin
office. jyls.6t
OFFICE TO-LET.-AN ELIGIBLE OF
HOE for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rnome on the
game floor, No. 222 WALNUT Strout, above DOOR.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
JOHN 0. KEMAL, or
THOMAS T. BUTCHER,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mh3O•tuths-tf second story. front room.
VIRGINIA LANDS FOR F,ALE.—The
meiscriber has five Farms for sale to the county of
Albemarle, var3ing in size from 140 to 1,300 acres, and
ranging from $5 to $5O per acre. One tract of very
rich Land, but unimproved, containing over 1,100
acres, ho will sell for $5 per scrs—no money to be paid
for four years, and no interest required.
For further information inquire ol JOHN L. O'NEAL,
508 .IHATIKET Street, Philadelphia, or of - the sub
scriber, at CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
Jylo.stulw PAUL 000DLON.
V4lO LET.-THE UPPER ROOMS OF
JL atom. No. 827 and No. 833 MARKET Street,
below "Fourth. Apply on the premised, to
AI. L HALLOWELL & CO , or
0111.LLON, ANDERSON . , & CO.
Ipgmonal.
rginE advertiser has $1,500 to Invest in
.11 some established huhiness that still pay, and in
which there will be no Hill or tho principal. Security
will be required. Address Dusineas, at this Office.
Jyll-3t*
IIFORMATION is wanted of ALEXIS
JOHNSON, who landed In April laat at Now York,
from Port of Spain, Trinidad. Any information of him
whereabouta can he forwarded to hie brother, LEMUEL
H. JOHNSON, Manayunk, Pa. jylh.tt°
3lisnrante CEoinnanies
0 ET
lA. Li
COMPA
Tali LA
First
URN OF THE LIVERPOOL AND
INDON FIRE AND LIFE INSUR ANCE
NY—PUDLISIIED IN COMPLIANCE WITII
WS OF TUE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital Stock 110,000,000
Number of shares of subscribed
Stock, 04,211
Amount of R 514014111101161 on
Stock paid In cash £188,442
at $5
Value of Real Estate
Amount of cash in hands of
Phrenix Bank and Cannnan
& Co
Amount of cash" in hands of
agents In course of transmbe
sion
Amount of loans secured by
bond and mortgages on whirl.
there Is less than one year's
Interest due
Amount of loans on which in
terest hoe not been paid with
in one year, (both principal
and interest HMCo paid)......
Amount of stocks owned by
the company, $3,000 iu Vir
ginia stock, the remaining
consists of stocks of incorpo
rated cities iu various States
of the Union
Amount of stock held by the
company as collateral for
loans
Amount on which interest la
due and unpaid
14,600 00
U.T..t
Amount of tones paid during
the year, In thi N country
Amonut of itosettled losses
Amount of dividend
Amount of ermh premlunm..... 610,187 63
1,5!
8:3
S
i 3
Amount of earned premiums
Amount of interest received
from the Inveatuseuts Su
United Statoo .... 33,525 30
Fifth Amount paid and owing for re
.— a insurance
t. Amount of return premiums._
Amount of expenses of Company
5. 5 o Amount of taxes paid by the
c.B company
.11 Amount of all other expenses
ft , ,31.:, and expenditures of the com
e/ paoy 41,414 05
POSITION or THE COMPANY'S auNPB.
The Capital 198,422 0 0
The Reserved Fund. 214,010 11 0
The Life Fund 531,20 13 10
Tha Fire Re-Inm.
ranee Fund 113,710 8 11
1,039,018 13 9145 35.440,092 90-100
8730,000 INVESTED IN UNITED STATES.
CONHTITOTION •ND CAPITAL
Liability of the entire body of shareholder,, unlimited.
All Directors must be proprictora to the Company.
state, City and County of Now York:
Alfred Pell, of the city of New York, being duly
eworn, Pays, that he to the Resident Secretary, and the
only officer of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Inherence Company, in the city of New York; that ho
has read the foregoing statement, and that the anmoi
true and correct to the beet of his knowledge and belief.
ALFRED PELL.
State, City and County of New York :
I, CHARLES NCTTLhTON, a Commissioner in and
for the said State, residing in the city of New York, np.
pointed by the Governor of the State of Pounnylvania,
do hereby certify that from personal exemluation, I am
antinded that tholmmo', AND LONDON FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY are possessed
of bonds and mortgagee and other securities to the
amount of 8500,000 dud upwards, no specified in the fore.
going statement, and that said bonds and mortgagee are
melt and amply secured on rod estate, and are of the
value represented in said statement. In testimony
whereof, I lame hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official Heel, thin 25th ahoy of March A. D. 1858.
CHARLES IJETTLETON,
[slung Commin4ioner for Pennsylvania In city of
Now York.
RICHARD 8. SMITH Agent,
Exchange, Phihelelphia.
ion-neuttamo
INSURANCE
BY TEE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PIIILADELPUIA.
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, ilferrAniolist,
Furniture, te., in Town or Country.
OFFICE, No. 108 WALNUT STREET.
OAPITAL. $177,926. Anima, $182,401,80
Invented no follows, via :
First Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. 8 per cont.
mortgage Loan, $30,000, coat
Allegheny County 0 per cent. Penns. It. It
Loan
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's. Stock
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company
Stock of County Fire Insurance C 0....
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies,
SIM receivable, buamess paper
Book Accounts, accrued interest, ko .
Cash on hand and In Bank,
$262,465.8Y
OLEIG TINGLEY, Yreeident.
DIREOTORB.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Blephain,
William IL Thompson, Robert Steen,
David S. Brown, William Munster,
Cornelius Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrell, Marshall Hill,
B. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert 'Poland, Charles Leland,'
Moses Johnson, Jacob T, Bunting,
Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward John Bissell, Pittsburgh
WO-s to th-rp-tt It .M. lIINCHMAN. Socrettwy.
_HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY—Office No. 412 WALNUT
street, Philadelphia.
DIRHOTOIId
John 11. Diehl, J. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, 11.11 Shillingford.
0. E. Spangler, 0. 0. Power,
Abraham Box, John W Boston,
H. B. Warne, John Oarrison,
Geortm Howell, Nathan It Potts,
Win. P. Leech, It. T. Kensil,
11. H. Houston, Jos. P. Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, E. Booth,
Merles P. Norton, John H. Lewain,
JOHN H. DIKUL, President
E. B. INARNE, Vice President.
Oulu. A. DOT, Secretary. mylo
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
13- INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PEN'
PETUAL.
N 0.2310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
[ravinga large paid•up Capital Kock and Surpluv
Invested In Hound nod available Securities, continue:
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. Alll4OllBOB liberally and promptly adjusted
Di itawrold.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Caspar W. blorrle,
Banausl 0. Lorton, James R. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, 'Edmund G. Buttlh.
Ghettos W. Ponitney.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIE, Bocretary. ja23-7 if
iCantpG
PETER 'e PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
SELO-GENERATING GAS LAMP
le the only Patent Burner that hoee
NON-CONUtiOTOR ATTAOITED.
For Safety, Ohearacsa, and Brilliancy, it enrpaser
►ll others.
WPATN AND IMINTY EMITS FOR YALE
Address D. P. PETERS,
S. W. corner FIiCOND And CHESTNUT Stn., 1 hlla
delphia ; and 422 BROADWAY, Now York. ruh4-Iprp
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
to your Interest., and pillion's° USSlLkill'ii LAMP
FACTORY, 109 Pout%EIOIITII airing., below Chestnut.
Previous to hi, opening a responsible factory, you were
charged SIP for work which he /8 now doing in a war
mated manner from MI to tlO. Bnpport him, or you will
barn the game chargu to par jald-y
Elettlmtry.
V A. KINGSBURY, M. 8.,
DENTIST,
Wenhl Inform hie Mewls that he hue REMOVED to
1119 WALNUT Street, above Eleventh. jot-snu
T AW & BEERS'
LUBRICATING GREASE,
the beat and cheapest compound for greasing the ales
of OM MUSES. CARRIAOMS, CARTS, DRAYS and
IYAUONS, and HEAVY MAGLIINEILY.
For sale In tin cane, keg., cud harrida, by all the
DRUGGISTS ig the city and the IVIANUFA,CTURNH 8,
jyl2-13In No, OOP MINOR fitted,
NIVANTED-A young Man, fie SALES
MAN, in a Wholesale House. One that has a
large Jersey and Pennsylvania acquaintance will hear
of a desirable situation by applying, with reference, to
"L. 1C.," Press Office. Jy2o-3t*
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a young
MAN, an Clerk in a Wholesale Store or Manu
facturing establishment. Best of city reference given.
Address N. D. R., No. 144 North EICLITII Street.
D'2o-atir
WANTED, by a young man, a SITUA
TION In a Who/slain Forwarding or Commis
sion House. Has had some experience in busi uses, and
Is willing to give his services at a moderate compensa
tion. flood city reference given. Address Clerk,"
at this Office. jy2o-Stst
WANTED, by the advertiser, a middle
aged man, of sober and industrious habits, a
SITUATION, to take charge of Ilorsos or Drive The
best of city reference and security given, if required.
Apply to °RAF. DORSET,
kriii-Cit* No. 431 MARRIOTT St., below Fifth et.
rILIO DRUGGISTS.-WANTED-A SITU
ATION by a competent Clerk. Address O. 0.,
Dlood , s Despatch. Jyl9.3t*
THE advertiser wishes to learn a Trade—
Printing, Plumbing, or Carpentering preterral.
Inquire at 531 MARRIOTT'S Lane, below Sixth.
iyl.o.2t*
A GIRL wants a SITUATION as Cook,
Waeher, and Ironer. Apply at 7 ELLEN Place,
Front street, below Almond. fyl9-7t*
Ts
store.
C .N ILE e R b IC ut
11 7-A l V N 1:o r l e E s 3 21 o 1 A ) r y N 4 o E o
dNe in a
tboeo
baring experience need apply. Addretel Box 027, Poet
Office.
Jyl7-3t*
AATANTED-A young unmarried man, hair-
T rr ing $3OO In cash, is desirous of purchasing an in
terest In HOMO well-established and safe business, which,
with his personal attention, 'will yield a competency.
Address SABIUEL, at this office. Jylll-st*
WANTED—A PARTNER, in a Well
eetablixbed Dry-Goode Jobbing House, doing a
good cash near trade. Must have a Capital of $lO,OOO.
For particulars, address "Dry Goods,” at the Nice of
The Press. jyls.stie
tATANTED-A FEMALE PRINCIPAL,
v V for the Reading Public Female High Bchool—du
ties to commence on the 10th August next. Salary, $l5O
for 10 months Applicants will be required to have a
thorough knowledge of the English branches, Algebra,
and Geometry. Is making a selection for thin situa
tion, reference will be had to the age of the applicant,
and her experience as a teacher. Communications
should contain full particulate, and may be addresged;
for two weeks, to A. G. GREEN,
jyl4-ot* Reading, Pa.
WANTED, FOR THE 'UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from $1.2 to $22 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No 817 BLANKET Btreet,
above Eighth, north aide.
REMOVAL:-
BAILEY & CO.,
Jewedors, and INfanathontrors of Star-
ling Silver Ware,
Ilaye removed from their old stand to the new store,
No 819 CLIESTNUT BTRNNT,
(Three doors Bast of the (Brant house,)
where they offer for sale a new and choice assortment of
STERLING SILVER WARE, FINE JEWELRY,
CLOCKS and WATCHES, PLATED WAItE, and
4.,110 00
000,000 00
FANOY COODS
REMOVAL. -JOHN P. DOHERTY,
42,050 93
05,031 00
lIAS REMOVED
473,850 00
N. F.. CORNER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT STREETB
PIIILADRLPII lA, July 16th, 1858. jyl7-3t
J AOKSON,
JOB PRINTER,
llmi Removed to
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
Iy2-1m
14,600 00
153,000 00
60,000 00
ecittlemen'e ,gurnial)ing eoabo.
202,777 01
lr W. SCOTT, Otte of the firm of WIN
a CHUSTEII & Scam) GENTLENIENSI FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the (I i card House,)
Philadelphia.
W. S. would respectfully call the attention of his
former patrons and friends to his neu Store, and Is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect lit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS. jyl94f
474,037 24
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
W. W. KNIGIVP,I 608 AROLI Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Furnishing
Goods and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retell, or made
to order. mhl-tf
0,273.03
23,607 43
45,618 00
GENTLE ME N'S WRAPPERS OR
6OWN3.—The largest and boat u
sortment in the city, wholesale and Wall, with a fall
line of Tinder Clothing, suited to the season ' at W. W.
ILNIWIT'S, 608 ARCH Street, above Sixth, Philadel•
phia. mh.l-tf
WINCHESTER & SCOTT, GENTLE
MEET FUENIBUING BTORE, and PATENT
1311017LDElt BEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. foe OLIESTNUT Street, above Seventh street, Philadelphia,
The attention of Southern and Western Merchants, and
Strangers, is particularly Invited to this improved cut of
Shirts, the most perfect dtting article made. At whole.
ale and retail, and made to order. anb.lylt
Zianingo ,rnttbe.
911 HE SPRING GARDEN SAVING
-IL FUND.
(011Agninill) Hy TH LISORLAI:FIIg,.OF.PiNNEITLTUNIA.)
PERPETUAL OUARTP,R
FIVE PEE 9F4 . 7 C. lo!eret allowed to Dave'torn,
and all Moneys Paid back on Demand.
OFFICE, 831 NORTH THIRD STREET,
(CoNsomnavtotr DANK Butt.not6.l
This Institution la now open for the traneaction of
bnaineer. cud is the only Chartered Saving Fund located
in the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from 9 to 2.% o'clock,
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 6 until
9 o'clock in the Evening.
Frederick Klett,
Eitephen Eltnith,
John P Lovy,
lion Henry K. Strong,
Daniel Underkutlor,
lion. Wm
Yrederick Blanke t
Francis Ilert,
Joseph P. LeOlen,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Preside
Beamtary, GEORGE T.
QAVING FUND .— UNITED STATES
ocv TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD stul OHM.
NUT Streets.
Large and small Rums received, and paid back on de
tnand, without notice, with FIVE PEE CENT INTER
EST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office hours, from 9 until 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until B Welty*.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, And 13ootland,
from £1 upwards.
Presidont—STEPILEEN B. CRAW/MAD
Treasurer—PLlNY DISK.
Teller—JADlNB IL HUNTER
QAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IN
)•0 TIMEHT-NATIONAL SAME TRUDE COM
PANY.-WALNUT STREET SOUTH-WESTOORNXII
OP THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
INIJOMPORATED BY TRW BMW OF PANNSILYANIA.
Money is resolved in any sum, large or small, and in
Wrest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
Thnortlos le open every day from D o'clock In the
morning till 5 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till S o'clock.
HON. LIMB? L. PENNER, President,
A ,IIOIIEIVP SELYPIDGM, Yloe President
Wm. J. Man, Secretary.
nikerigeaB:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, P. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Bate ,
Robert Selfridge, Brands ty.,
Sam'. R. Ashton, Joseph Torten,
0. Landreth Stuns, Henry Diffenderffer.
Money Is received and payinente made daily.
The Investments are made in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGES, GROUND RENTS, and each first class nocuri•
ties as will always insure perfect security to the deposi
tors, and which cannot fail to give permanency and sta
bility to this Institution. aul-ly
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
FJO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
N O. " (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PER DENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
JO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
PER OENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND. sill-1y
13AUL' 8 GENUINE FARINA CRACK-
JAMES 11 IVI.IOII,
Wholehole Agent, 223 South EIGHT M, below Walnut
Paul's Farina Crackers are made from the Puri
Farina," that part of the wheat which in most nu
trltions.
are made aMI great care, and none but the Levi vtork
MIA, and retain their froth:mg.+ longer than any other
Grackor made.
PAUL'S FARINA CRACKERS
are particularly adapted to the nee of Children,eil all
that require initrltlone, euxily-digeided food , and no
fetidly should bo without them
PAUL'S FARINA CItACKI•;RS
arc fnunll Atm. containing about 100 in n pound; are
convenient for Travellern ' Pic-Nies, Pnl lieu, c.
PAUL'S FARINA CRACKERS
aro to be had at most respectable Grocery Stores. Ask
for lt PAUL'S rl R. that they ore stamped with his
mune anti then you will not fail to havo the beat
Orocker made. liar sale, iu barrels and half barrels, by
JAMES It. WE BU,
jyl7.3t* '223 South EIGIITH Street.
TAIIRETCHE & CARSTAIRS, No. 202
and 204 South FRONT Street, offer fel sale the fel
toning t 3 wain, of their own in,portnti on
COGNAC BRANDIES, of the brands of Gloria,"
" rinet Camtillou," Martell, Central Vineyald,
Ste.
110CIIELIA: BRANDY, of thu braml9 of A. Seignet le,
and J. Rastenn
BORDEAUX BRANDY, J. J. Dupuy brand.
CLARET, in casks and cases, of the brande of St. Ju-
Bon, Margaux, Haut, Brion, Poui .
&c.
Cl PAP NE, of the brands of • , C:leinede Boozy,"
Lnllmuand, queen Victoria, Violet, Ducal (Irape, Cor
don Royal, .n) Imperial, Am, &c.
of very euporlot quality.
Al o. Ini which they are hole agents in Philadelphia:
Ouillous. Bata:lee, Latour Olive Oil,
Chemical Sperm Candice, St. Martin Bay Rum, and
Port Wino of serious farorite brands. jyl7-St*
- -
AWNINGS! AWNINGS!
JOSE H. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street above Willow.. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office
W (minas; .bwoings for Start a, Awnings for Steamboats
awl Ships. All kinds of Awnings, Lents, Flags, or
any thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPH II
FOSTER, Awning Maker, 449 North Till RD Street.
Residence, 340 South FRONT Street
jylT-lut &W it ti. FOOTSR.
Wants.
WILLIAM D. ROYALL,
let Lint. 24 Regt. of Cunky,
Recruiting Officer
tirmovals
Jyl3•tu th fult.lm
TAILOR,
MANAGERS.
James 8. Pringle,
Jacob Dock
Joseph M Cowell,
George Woetopper,
.1. Wesley Bray
Robert B. Davidson,
P. 0. El!maker
John P Verree;
George Knecht,
John Korn.
t. JAMES B. PRINGLE.
ap2l-iftf
ifiimmirlfircuraions. '
g MONDAY, JULY 26Ta,
will be a'red•lotter dal, It having
been final or the EXCURSION - of :the FAMILIES
of the members of CHOSNN FRIENDS LODGE, No.
100, I. 0 0. F to ATLANTIC CITY , for whirls the
most complete and thorough arrangements have been
made, In order to secure a day of enioyment that may
be remembered hereafter with feelings of pleasure.
Tickets only 51.20; can be procured from R. J. bongs
ray, Secretary, Custom Home; Col. M R. kluckle,
Ledger Office; Wm. D. klensing, Odd Fellows , Ceme
tery Office, or of any member of the Lodge. Lest Boat
leaves Tine.street Wharf at d o'clock A. AT, II a
FOR THE
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
NIAGFARA FALLS
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
I=l
EXCURSION TICKETS
DURING TUE B.UMBIER
ALTOONA, .MOIINTAIN ROUSE, &no HOPEWELL,
(Where Passengers take Stages 20 mute to Bedford
Sprlngs,)
GOOD FOR SIX DAYS.
Pare to Altoona and Return II 16
Pare to Mountain Italian and Return. 7 00
Fare to Hopewell and Return 7 10
Fare to Williamsport $5.60; Elmira $7; Niagara
Falls $B.
By thlk route passeogera take the Northern Central
Railroad at Harrisburg, enjoying for 125 miles the
beautiful scenery of the Susquehanna Talley.
Ea- Further information to be bad at the Depot of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 8. K. corner
ELEVENTII and MARKET Streets, where Tickets,
may be procured.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
FOR CAPE MAY.—EXPRESS
LINK—The .swift and favorite Steamer
"BALLOON," Capt.- NV''. Tfrortrrs, levee Arch-street
Wharf for Cape• May every Tuesday, Thursday, mad
Saturday Morning at DX o'clock. Returninir, leaves
the Cape on the intermediate days at o'clock A. 11.
Fare $2, carriage hire Included; Servants $1.50 ; Season
Tickets $B, carriage -hire extra. lys4lrn*
- -
ir 171...
.ii - LiN•47`" AND ELMIRA RAILROAD
LINR.—UR EAT REDUOTION.
PANE TO •NIAGAIid FALLS ONLY $B.OO.
Trains leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Depot, corner BROAD and NINE Streets, daily, (Sun-
days excepted,) no follows:
7:30 A. hi., day express.
3:30 P. 31., night express.
Tickets can be procured at the Depot, and also at the
General Office of the line, Northwest corner SIXTH and
OH SST N UT Streets.
CHARLRS S. TAPPEN,
41eneral Agent.
NORTE4 PENNSYL.
VANIA RAILROAD FOR
DELAWARE WATER-GAP, DIAUGH CHUNK,
HAZLETON, AND THE LEIIIO/1 GOAL REGION.—
Vlsitera to the above popular places of Scamea Rimer
will find the Route offered by the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
and agreeable, passing through some of the richest and
most highly cultivated counties in the State, and pos.
ses..ed of comfortable accommodations, both on the road
and at the various towns through which It pongee.
FOR THE WATER GAP.—Take 2.25 P. H. Erpreao
Train from Front and Willow streets, peas the night at
Bethlehem, and take care next morning at 9 o'clock,
through Easton to New Hampton, where a close con
nection is made with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, and arrive at the Seep about noon.
FOR MAUCII CHUNK AND THE GOAL REGION.
—Take 9 A. M. and 2.25 P. M. Express Trains from
game Depot to Bethlehem, whore a close connection Ic
made with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from
Philadelphia to Manch Chunk in 5 hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take 9 A. M. Express Train to Bethle
hem, thence at 2.20 P. M. via L. V. R. R. and N. J. 0.
R. R. through Easton to Elizabethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in New York at quarter past 7 P.M.
Parties travelling North that have a few bourn to
spare, will find this a new and agreeable route.
For further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. R. R., Front and Willow streets.
PIIILADELKILS, June 18, 1868. Jel9-2ne
FOR, CAPE MAY AND NEW
YORK. -
DAILY, at 9% o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM NA.
VIGATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean eteamora DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Sellew ; and KENNEBEC,
Captain Hand, form a daily line between this city, Cape
May, and New York, leaving from first pier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 9% o'clock A. M. Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at 5 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Fare to Cape May (carriage hire included) 52 00
for servants 1 50
Season tickets (Carriage hire ex
tra) B 00
" New York, cabin 2 00
steerage 1 50
Freight taken at low rates.
For passage, state rooms, apply on board, or Sc
the Office, 314 and 310 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDIOE,
Agent.
nu t . -.FOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD. ONLY TWO AND HALE EWERS TO
THE SEA SHORE.
On and after Monday, Juno 7th, and until further no
tice, (Sundays excepted,) three trains daily to Atlantio
City and rotor,,.
First Passenger Train leases Vine et. wharf 7.30 A. M.
Second " " 4.00 P. 31.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, 4.35 A. 31.
Accoruntodationarain to Weymouth. 6.36 P. 81.
LEAVES ATLAB, TIC CITY.
Met Passenger Train leaves 6.00 A. Bf.
Second 4, 4.40 P. 31: -
Freight Train with Passenger car attached,ll.3o P. 31.
Accommodation Train leaves Weymouth, 6.25 A. 61.
HADDONYINLD TRAIN
Leaves Cooper's Point, 11 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Haddonfield, I P. M. and 3 P. M.
rare to Atlantic, when tickets are purchassi before
entering the care, $l.BO. Portions wiehing to go down to
the Sea Shore and return the stuns day, can vend
SIX HOURS ON THE BEACH.
Tickets for the round trip, 52.60
Tickets to go down In the afternoon and return nest
morning, or down on Saturday afternoon and return on
Monday morning, $2 50.
EX CNA NOTICE.
Tho Accommodation Train to Weymouth will run
through to Atlantic on Saturday Afternoon and con
tinuo to rifiievery Saturday until further notice.
Leave Pixie street 5 36 P. IL
" Atlantic City. 400 A.
Stopping at all Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the following rates:
For the month of Juno, $lO For the mouth of Sept. $l5
" July, 20 For throe mouths, 40
, g " August, 20 For four mouths, 50
Churches, Schools, Lodges, Companies Bud Library
Associations, wishing special trains, should make early
application.
Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Point by P. N.
The Company will nut be responsible for any goods until
received and receipted for by their Freight Agent at the
Point. R. FRAZER., Secretary.
Jo7-tr
gtmuoentents.
WHEATLEY'S ARCH-ST. THEATRE.
THIRD WEEK.
CONTINUED 8130011 EB!
LAST FIVE Nltio Td OF
ORDWAY'S BOSTON rEOLIANS,
The Model Troupe of ?dueinflow, Vocalists, Come
dians, Donner', and Ethiopian Delineators, the whole
under the direction of JOHN P. ORDWAY. the
g rostrar combination extant. Look at the names;
Eph Born. Frank Brower, Frank Moran, S Rowan,
N. Kelley, B Fairbanks, C. Paine, and the Brothers
Nor on, who will appear nightly in their chaste and
inimitable Musical and Terpsichori on Entettainmente.
All the Stars in now acts nighty.
Tickets 25 cente.
Doors open at . To commence at For par
ticulars see Mlle.
Wednesday. PRANK 11110WEIDS benefit.
Friday Evening, benefit. of "JOKE P. ORDWAY, and
Lost night of Ordway's /Eallans. J}l9-St
political.
!WILLIAM 11. KERN,
SHERIFF,
FIFTEENTH WARD
Subject to the Rules of People'a Purty. k2O-tr
I IARD —Tho undersigned, hereby informs
1.../ !di friends that he will be a candidate for the Office
of SIIERIFP
of the City and County of Philedelphin, at the wining
election, if nominated be •' The People "
JOS 31. COWELL.
Pmt.eoct.elu t, June 5, 1850 Jylll.tf
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the Peeple'e Convention
jys-tf
REGISTER OF WILLS
ANDREW J. WESTER
Subject to Democratic Rules.
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT
JOBl2ll. A MONIIF.IMER,
Eleventh Ward
Subject to the :mice of the Democratic party.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS--
JOHN CASSIN,
Htla Wend.
Subject to Democratic Rules. Jels-tf
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
CIIARLES D. KNIGHT,
. .
TWENTIRTII WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination.
FOR REGISTER OP' WILLS.
JORN OAMPBELL, OF 811 1 1.ENTII WARD.
Subject to Democratic rules. myll-4m
. .
Stlrbicinal
ARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL THI
1.1. GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR: and Reload)
for DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMADII AND WEAB
BOWELS
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Oure of RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE, BORE THROAT, STIFF
NECK, or Pain in the LIMBS, SIDE. BACK, or an,
part of the body. It acts upon the Blood, Nerves, Um
Mee, Sinews, and Bones, conquering all pain.
It Is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, which arises from a weak stomach m
bowels Thousands of persons who have used HARTS.
HORNE'S CURE-ALL have been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system
Bottles 12, 26, 60 cents, and 5 1 , to he B`4`l by
B. IL JENKINS,
ap22•lftf Corner SECOND and WALNUT Street..
H ARTSHORNE'S HEALTH—RESTO
RER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
The Life of the Flesh to in the Blood. Prepared by a
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the beet
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World: It doe?
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is suited to the impaired one
weakened condition of the human race; it invigorate,
the whole constitution; removes all pimple's and crop
Cons from the skin; gives bloom and freshness to the
complexion, and la particularly adapted to the Weaken
lug complaints of both sexes.
It lea perfect cordial iu taste, and acts like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits. and energies of the weak and
debilitated from any came.
Quart bottles 61; small bottles 60 cents; sold by .
R. H. JENKINB,
Oornor of 8200 ND god WALNUT Streets,
oralf‘f
Eitztninir -Resorts:
.BEDLOE ,9 HOTEL,
ATIANT/O CITY,
NSW .1139112, -
At the terminus of the Railroad, en the lett, beyond
the Depot. Thia Hone°
NOW
for Boarders and Transient ' ,OPEN nailer', and offers accom
=Tatiana equal to any Hotel In Atlantic City.
TERMS MODERATE.
I[3. Parties should keep their emits until the ears
arrive in front or the Hotel. The signs are con
spicuous. jy2o-1m
EA BATHING:-THE MANSION
HOUSE, foot of Pennsylvania Avenue. AT
LANTIC CITY. to NOW OPEN for guests. For con
venience of arrangement. contiguity to the beach, mad
attractiveness of the adjacent ground., this Ilouse Li
unrivalled. The proprietor has spared no palm In
making this Hotel all that could be dreired by visitors
Jy2o-Im E. LEE.
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
NE W AM IRE. •
The PROFILE HORSE, an PE d R
FLUME HOUSE, In
the FRANCONIA NOTCH . , are now open for +/biters
These Houses are of. the Exit clan, and have became
the resort of accomplished tourlsta. They are Eve
miles apart, on a delightful road, and situated amidst
the boldest and grandest of mountain scenery. The
Profile is much the largeat honse at the Mountains new,
and replete with the conrem ~ ene . mo d ern fi r ,d_d a .,
hotels It commands the iineet view of Mount Lafay
ette, (which is but little lower than Mount Washing
ton,) is near Echo Lake, and the Old Man of the
Mountain.
THE PLUME HOUSE,”
situated one lofty elevation, commands the grandist
view for 50 mike down the Peutiliewassett Valley. The
Plume, the Crystal Cascades, the Pool, and the Basin,
are all within a few minutes , walk of the PLUME
Touriets leaving Phi'Adolph's. at 10 L. M., can reach
the FLUME ROUSE, via the Worcester and Nashua.,
and the Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad to
Plymouth, the next afternoon, (24. miles by stags) ov
they may go via the B. C. and M. Railroad to Little.
ton, thcnee by stage (only II miles) to the PROFILIt
110110. E, in the male time. Mails arrive and depart
dolly.
Poet -office address ' PROFILE ROUSE or FLUME
HOUSE, Grafton county, N H.
IIIRANI BELL,
Manager of the Profile trillUe.
R. H. BUNTON,
Manager et the Flume Home.
For the Flume and Franeonia Hotel Oo
J 714.11111
HIINTINGDON WARM SPRINGS.—
The Warm Springs at the bane of Warrior's
Ridge live miles north of Huntingdon, overlooldug
Standing Stone Creek, and environed by romantic hint
end woodlands, have been leased by the former pro
prietor of the Learner. House. The extensive Rotel
Building., Bath Roams, Ac., erected at" great expense
by General A. P. Wagon; the owner, have been OM
pleted, and the groves have been beautifully, laid out
and adorned. The Hotel Parlors and Chembeis are
airy and comfortably furnished, and the pros from
the verandahs for beauty cannot be expelled. For half
a century these Springs have been celebrated for their
medicinal qualities, and the great virtue of the Watere
in chronic affections. The temperature of the water is
60X degrees, and for bathing is delightful and invigo
rating. Ina the woods and streams game and fish
abound. ,
Perna in pnrsuit of health or yawn:ma will find
this a most delightful retreat ; and its mamma to the
Pennsylvania Railroad and its cheapness give it a decided
advantage over any watering place In the State. The
proprietor be. had years of experience In the business,
and no pains or trouble will be wired to Make guests
comfortable. Hooke run from Huntingdon to the
Springs on the arrival of the different Railroad trains ;
fare 22 cents. Families accommodated at moderato
ratee.
Jun( rt. HERD, Proprietor.
Want[ BentlioB, near Iluntlngdon, Ps. ,tyl-lm
BRIGANTINE HOUSE, "BRIGANTINE
Beach, N.J. HENRY D. SMITH, Proprietor. This
large and elegantly located house Is now open for the
reception of visitor,"
Torun $8 per week or $1.25 per day.
Take cars or Camden and Atlantic Railroad ; get ont
at the inlet, where a comfortable boat (Capt Ben)
Turner) will be In readiness to convey them to the
Hotel. • JyT
SEA BATHING.
DELAWARE ROUSE, CAPE 'ISLAND, N. J.
Thin first-alma and popular Home Is now open for the
reception of vieltere. For health. recreation, or pleas.
ore, it Is nrourpassed by any on the Inland. ,
jc.3o-6w* /AMOS hISCR&T, Proprietor.
LIA-B ATHING- OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE
ISLAND, N. J.—This well-known and popular
Rouse 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 luxurlea of the season.
Charges moderate, to suit the times.
jet{-6w* ISRAEL LEAMING, Proprietor.
SSA BATHING-CAPE ISLAND.-NA
TIONALI.3 ROTEL is now open. Pries of Board $8
per week. Children and Servants half price.
jel943w AARON OARRETBON, Proprietor.
ANSION HOUSE, aIAUCH CHUNK.-
LTI elegant establishment, beautifully situated
on the banks et the Lehigh, is now reedy for life reeep
tion of summer 'dater.. There is no locality in Penn
sylvania, nor, perhaps, in the United litatee, which porn,
Woes so many attractions as the valley of The -.Lehigh,
and the above Hotel will afford simost comfortable home
to visitors desirous of viewing the magnificent scenery,
inexhaustible mines, or stupendous works of art of this
interesting region.
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GEORGE HOPPER, Proprietor
THE WHITE SULP H UR AND CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS, at DOUBLING GAP, Penn's,
are open, as usual, and are accessible in eight hours
from Philadelphia, by way of Harrisburg, thence on the
Cumberland Valley Railroad to Retrain°, thence In stages
eight miles to the Springs, where you arrive at S o'olook
the same evening. For particulars, inquire of Messrs.
Morton McMichael, Samuel Hart, James Steel, B. S.
Janney, Jr., & Co., or Proprietors of Merck/mite Hotel,
Philadelphia. 800TT COYLE, Proprietor,
Nevnille Poet Office, Pa.
aw BEDFORD SPRINGS.—TBIS
IL well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Vleiters on the 16th of
June, and kept open until the let of October.
The new and spacious Buildings erected lad year ate
now fully completed, and the whole establishment boo
been furnished id superior style, and the seeommods
tions will be of a character not excelled In any part of
the United States.
The Hotel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALLEN, wheels experience, courteous manners, end
attention to hia Ernesto. give ,tha amplest amaranca of
comfort and kind treatment.
In addition to the other means or atone, It Is deemed
proper to etate that paaagggers can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Ohamblrebnrg.
The Company hare made extensive arrangements to
supply dealers and individuals with " Bedford Water , '
by the barrel, carboy, and in bottlee, at the following
prices, at the Springs, via :
Fora barrel (mulbery) 14 00
Do. (oak) ' - 800
ji Do. (mulberry) 800
X Do. (oak) ' 200
Carboy, 10 gallons 2 26
Bottles, l)( pint, par dosen 1 60
The barrels are carefully prepared, BO that par.
chimers may depend upon receiving the Water heap
and sweet.
All commueleations shordd be addressed to
THE BEDFORD bIIVERAL BPRLNOI3 00.,
royl9-tf Bedford Ooway, Ps
Brokers
A UGUST BELMONT,
BARIUM,.
76 BEAVER BTREE T,
NEW YORK,
beam+ Lettere of Credit, available to Travellera, ou all
parts of the v. orld. je6o-dm
CiRONISE & CO.,
V SPECIE AND EXCHANGE BEHRENS,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Refer to the BANKS and BROKERS Of BMWSIph.II
Jo7-ly
MANIXT. W. A. BROWN. Z. ]IiNLaT, IN.
lijANLEY, BROWN, & CO.,
lea BANK-VDTS, STOOK AND IMOD/IMM
BIICIRA.
N. W. corner or TELIRD sad CIIINITNIIT &meta,
Collections made, and Drafts drawn on all parts of the
United States and the Canadae, on the most favorable
terms.
Collectlone made, and Dratte drawn on England and
Ireland.
Uncurrent Bank Notes bought. Land Warrants
bought and sold. Dealers in Specie and Bullion. Loans
and limo Paper negotiated.
Stooks and Loam bought and sold on Oononisslon at
tho Board of Brokers In Philadelphia and New York.
• je&-ent
RICHARD R. PARRY,
Commissioner for
Pennsylvania ant
New Jersey. .
DARBY & BROTHER,
BROKERS & GENERAL LAND AGENTS and
OONYEYANDEBS,
FRONT STREE7', above HICKORY,
MANKATO, MINNESOTA,
Pay particular attention to loaning asd investing
Money for non-residents and others, and collecting
Drafts, Notes &c. Any letters of 111QD111.2 or brudneaa
will receive prompt attention. Refer to
Wood Bacon, & Co., Philadelphia.
Dale, Ron, & Withers, Philadelphia,
Sharp, Haim., & Co., Philadelphia.
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia.
Oharlee Effie & (10., Philadelphia.
Parry & Randolph, Philesielohia.
EDWARD R. PARRY,
Notary Publip for
Minnesota.
Nottces.
IIUOTICE.—SEALED PROPOSALS, en
dorsed "Proposals for furnishing the Public
Schools wilh Coal," will be received at the Controller's
Office, 9. E. corner of SIXTH and ADELPDI Streets.,
until SATURDAY next, the 24th instant, at 12 o'clock
M. The Proposals to state distinctly the thee . , quali
ty, and the prices per tan for each—the ton to he of
2,210 pounds. Proposals will also be received for Char
coal and Kindling-Wood, to be neat at the same time
By order of the Committee on Supplies.
THOMAS W. MAROHMENT,
Chairman
jyli-tjy24
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.—In pursu
ance of a resolution adopted by the Monument
Commissioners, at a meeting, at Harrisburg, on the
13th instant, Plans, Specifications and Estimates are
Invited for the erection of a MONIIMP.NT to the
memory of citizens of Pennsylvania who lost their
lives in the late War with Mexico. Thu cost of which
Is not to exceed the son of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Communications on the eubject of plane, he , to be
fuldreaeed to the Onyerner, at llatrisburg, !alar to the
lot of July. Proposals received from July 1 until du.
gnat 4,1858.
Persona furnishing Plate will please send their Hatt,
mates under seal, as they will be Inc the use of IS,. Com.
miceloners only.
Por the Plan which may be adoptal a premium ri
Two Hundred Dollars be allowed.
liy order of the Coasionera..
JOHN W. UNARY, Secretary
HARRISBURG, May 14, 1858.
NOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR SEV&IN'
DIREOTORSof the 31ONTOUR IRON COMPANY.
to nerve during the ensuing year, will be held on SA -
TURDAY, the thirty-ft et day of July uelt. betwecir
the hours of twelve o'clock M., and one..ol.xr P
31.. at the " La Pierre hotel," in the city of Philadel
phia. Pennsylvania.
Je3o-tjy3l T. M. BRYAN, JR , Secretary
WALL -131tUSIICS,
DUSTERS,
A large assortniest, suitable rur
CITY CrlLOClrallti a
And for sale by
ELEINTAY O. ECIOTEIN,
BLUSH AND BELLOWS ILINUIPACTV KEH,
62 NORTH THIRD ST
SUN-STROKE.—Hundreds are killed dally
by Fun-stroke, an.! thou , lel, urn injure.! by It, met
yet even ,emlble negle..t. bI I.rovu, 'no of
P,ITENT 1. A11.1.1.101 , 1 1:31111t1:1.1., 1p ..el.lll
WM It. Alen • RDSOS,
ICe 41'! itim• drreet.
,1310-12 t II
UARGE NO •I MAGI% LliEL—Now IN
atore awl 91t. `1.12 No a
lanp , boar.. lotto for go! ny
J.O. M. 1; ENNEDY & 1.,1) ,
189 V 41,411. Wit4%/014.
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