The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 30, 1858, Image 3

OITVATEMS';'-'
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thin Nonfat DausWeitit.—The -readers of-ibis
piper, we tete - for granted, hare •aheady, amen- pretty
thoroughly "posted" 'upon' the very populaeinqnst -
_loot no w—of health and pietism:et seeking in "the
country. :The virrlotte write; leg placer.beth salt and
fresh, have been duly specified by no, -and in many
cases graphlcally described by attentive correspondents.
Nor bare the rural charms• of Our mountain re• orte
been less faithfully depleted: What . we here design,
however, is to call attention to a trip, which even the
sank and file of the cantget-airiya_ . Oan iii meet' care'
find time to indolge in, and which; when the msroury
ranges as It did yesterday; we can gnearanteelotall who
will try the experiment, will forma gratifying contrast
with the Sweltering heat'of brick-and-roortatdom.:That
his views may be received-with, dyrivissideration, the
'writer would state thathe knowewhereof he tit about
03 affirm, experiMenfaiiy. Jetras at once his privilege
and pleasure to -constitute one of a party of
forty ladies and zeirtlemen who', left_ the city
at an earl}-.hour - yesterday morning for ji point
on the emit •liank of the ' Delaware, *tont
eighteen main up, known by the - Poetio - name of Edge
w.,ter. There is a cool freshness suggested in this name
that is strikingly in keeping with the place itself; and
we may say, in passing; that for a town of country
residences—for which the Delaware fa justly noted—
there are few mere eligiblenites than this, and that if.
the nucleus of the residents already •there may`
be taken at an, omen of the future, the society of
Edgewater will itself become a feature of no ordinary
attmetion. But to the trti—the model trip. Our pro
gress up the river was at once pleasant,- Interesting,
and to those nnrequainted with the many splendid im
provensents ors its banks', we May say inatrinnive=made
doubly so from thelsct that the valuable information
and Hue social qualities of certain parties with which
the convexly-was honored, were made eminently prim.
Wel on this °cession.
I'Mle spending the day up the Aver, the thaewas
a;raeably occupied in selling, latutghig under MllBBlllO
trete on the river bank, snelal conversation upon the
leading topics of the day—in the coarse if which, we
learned thit the whole puty word staunchly enti-Lr:
compton--even the ladies,: ion man: -- - •-7
The refreshments which were provided In higurtant
abundance by the female part of thii egenni.nuista, were
disposed of with a relish thatdoeionigood to think of
Our party, while at Edgewatirf wen-the guests of, the.
Bev. A. A. Willits. At tit is tire arening,tre %were
ready to return. The ride down the river was made in
the face of a delightful breeze, and am to practical illus
tration of the thermentatrlita advantagei Of ~ the
we may state that one oT , Lette party—a . theroughlj mai
tor.of-fatit thoush Ovidentiydefectlve in the
mien of faith—wide the sand of thirteenthermome
tare, consuming near tee hour' time in the espeCtion,
before be coy d be convinced that in this city the ther
mometer had actually marked ninety-firs in the shads;
HOT Aosix.—The beat imaginable antidote to
the present heat le to go to Sloan% No. 80e Market
street, procure a bathing suit, and cat for a salt-water
dip Try it.
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A Pi 21.1.-Hnsitilso MAN IS RARELY MIIIRELARLI.
No ono evor feels like eevering his jugular, or testing
the trength of a yard of clothes.line r when hls ooat,.
pate, end yolk are. COMM it feet. There is a true
philosophy in Ode An easy coat, a graceful ieet, a
pair of pants without a vrriukle, are modern miracles,
to be witneued only at H. H. Mit ides "Old Franklin
Hall Clothing Emporium:4 3 i No. 321 Chestnut street,
corner of Franklin Place.
AnthICAN niatiIIPACTURBS ABROAD.—It Is a fact
significant of the progress of American minufaCturing
skill that the Birmingham (English) manafacttirers
imitate the trade marks of American marafacttired
cutlery, and sell it as Imported froth the United States.
The London VMS, or the lit fastest says, too, that
it to quite common forth° cockney bloods, who leant to
out especial dash, to say that their garments are Made at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hail of Rockhill &
Nos. SW and Bob Chestnut street; above Sixth, Phila
delphia.
A SAW FOR CAPTURED AT ATLANTIC CITY —A
friend of ours, Just returned" 'front Atlantic City, cap:
lured an Immense saw-tleh, measuring sixteen feet from
tip of sew to end of WI; ,In'forM it reieMblee saheri,
with a flat, bony substance, about two feet eta Inches,
protruding• from Its snout, armed on either aide with
teeth. Colonel John Stalk, of the Neptune Houle, has
it In proierration, and lute inscribed on each Ode of the
sow, " Buy your Clothing if the palatial store of (irau
♦illa Stokes, No. 607 Chestnut etreet." • -- •
how DRIVING An'gcra TSB; MEAT 071 NRAT
CATTLR.—There 16 some' exit:m.ler the western
graziers preference for.the Durham!, as they for
merly drove them ever the mountains. The fat
of all cattle is the filet to run off. the tine 'parti
cles raised through the flesh of the flrat—the kid
ney, being coated over and moresolid, holding out
longer, and tho red meat being the last to fall.
Oats accustomed to driving, fattening, and slaugh
terivg, could detect a drove of " drifted " from
there taken fresh from the pastures, by sean
them pars on yonder road, as well as the skillful
butcher could by handling them; and although
the " drift" cattle might have mutt more kidney
tallow, the meat Would' be at poor as wood, and
instead of being red; Would be as blue as a whet
stone •, whilst those taken fresh from the pasture
or stall, if not solat, would make more juicy, ten
der or sweeter beef
If you see a lot of oattle in* the field, or else.
where, with good shoulders, or ruttier. what 'a
butcher would term " showing his shoulder to his
ear," without any flank, rest assured -that they
have been "drifted," orin some other way ikludi
eLusly handled for slaughteriug; for if thereto no
flank, there is not =nab fat,. A Peer huHook dOes
not wear a good shouldef longer than to get rid of
his fit, and, the tenderest part of his flesh, and the
neck and round would be the, only, parts of sueh
bullock left for eteak.—MajorDickineon's Penn
Yun Address. , .
ETS,:ftg.STERDAY
SIORILIVIS-InT 28.
110/%D.
NEW YORK MARK
XEW YORE STOOK
8/10011,13
8000 5115smiti State 65 85)1
25 Mich So & N R 24
74 0 B & Qtnotey
26 Mil & biiss R 17 •
22 Mich 8o R Prof 40X
60 do ' 40%
60 do 56048
100 do 180 40%
125 ransom R 110
160 do. bl 6 110 x
6 Illinois pen R 74x
260 galena & Ohi R 81087}
100 OM & Rlald It • 761(
160. do -
700 II*?lem 2d Mt bdN 77
5000 la 0 tr. L 0 8de23,7i
15 Beek America 170 -
ISO Oseica b 3021%
va.,io am a 620 t 2
lno N Y Ceu 8 , 86 N
ItO do b 8085%
1ZE113.3
300 Reading It 44,4 g
310 do 49
1)0 do
103 Mich Oen u C 8
B nt,k stocks an atead •
Bank of Oommetio at I
and Atlantic at 79, sage
v. Sales MS Morning of
COl, Metropolitan at 107,
.rday!s priors in eaah In.
nge at 1051-1 advance;
102; Continental at 971
101, and Importers and•
.tanco; American Binh
Bank of the State. at
;Bork of Arnoaca at. 1
'Loden at 105.
In romp exchange there le little doing.
There is only a small supply, of commercial hills,
nod the rites are 'rather nominal at 109 i .110 for
I)4a aid bankers' bills on London, and
for commercial signatures. On Paris, sf. Thsar.
11f; Hem tus, Matti ; Amsterdam, 41 la4l ;
Bremen, Mang , -
Forma —The market wee generale dull. bat elated
tol,ally don Melee 16,000 Md. at 54 0584 10 for an
perfir,o fit te, rloaine with to owners heluw the outside
quotation ; $4.2584 PS for extra.; sol 1084 15 for super.
flea Waatem ; 04 7684 76 for entomnn to medium extra
Western; $4 nod 90 for chipping brands of extra round
hoop Ohio.
an ti .—There is a better expart demand for Wheat,
and the nritet lea shade firmer. Bsles 105 000 bush
ela at 8.858 c for Western al:mound red winter and
port , g mixed; 86892 e for unfound Milani : ma° s Oho.
66851.10 for white Aliebfgan, $1 07861 OS for wan
ts red Western, St/3 for unsound do slloBsl.lB for
white Canadian, 11 10 fur new red Southern, and 51.82
all 45 for white do. ' -
Rye is without Important change; a cargo sold at
70c but holders are not very anxious to sell, even at
80c per bushel. corn In more active, and damaged is
lower Sound Is In good &Maud, at advanoelinu prices
Plnlvratorra.—There la lees animation in the Pork
market tolian•atrdiartleralliCiaircisTFair firm—Prima.
how,v.r. do not show any epeeist variation from thoso
current yeate , day.
Beer is to steady demerd. and firm at the Improve
ment; Rah s 265 bblc at 511011 50 for country melts;
tl2 28013 76 for repacked Western mesa, and $l4 250
21.60 for extra do.
Prime Yeas is dull Ind , ;anthill at $18t022. Bee'
Hem steady and neehanwed. In eaoraseed-bagged
hams, we nettoe sales of 07 tea at 11,ho, aJpo 76 boxes
clear smoked sides at 1 / 6 11,tie. Cut mata steady,'
with tales of el hhde at 61fio for shoulders, and ttNe for.
hams.
.rt Is held above the 'irleirs of buyers; sales 200 bble
at 11,k triln for summon to prime. Butter Is steady at
Viola,: for Ohio, and 75e ,76e for State. Obsess dull
at ito go for medsuut to Eked.. -' •
Anima ark , t Otani.. Pates stosll,..st IS for' Pots;
$6.12 for Pours -- : • _ - -
Mow —llarket high and advanetop Sales2oo tierces
at Ilaric cub.
COT ISO —We notice &fair, business doing at:- aria
priori. Stirs sine? our hi1t:7.200 bars Ricr, "ex Bilda,t'
on tune., not vet traneydlAd j also 65 hap St. Domingo
ONo cub-
, ,
Corrrox.—rhe roaiket doll and in favor of the buyer
with only a limited husin6ssdolag at anent 12,03. for
klei 11mg uplands. . . -
Sue u.—llemeod good, and rtiees maintained. Sales"
1.6,0 stets. at Tags. for Porto Wee, and la7Xo. for
(tubs Sfuseor.rdo. 'foam, without cheap - • . • -
Wertexar.--..llarket ~..nnstrady. :A81111,000: bble. -at
SAILING OF THE ocEMCATEAnteItb.
fIOM TOWIIHITED STATED.
MAIMS - PROM' rou'• . DAT
Balton - New York..llarre 1017 24
Canada • Boston.'.l.lTerlpoor...../nly 28
North Star Netz:York. - .Borithanaptoo, - &4 ...litly 81
... 4 .r.1n .......,:.New Yorli'..Liverpael. - * ' • Aug 4
Swop& Bonton..lblvorpool Aug 11
Vanderbilt New York..lionthempton, &a... Ann
111014 ItitoEll..
nom Pau
Persia I irerpool..NeW ark:.
Tolima 1 irerpooi.:thoh r....
liammoisle ......11amtorg..New York.
Arabi t Lit errool..lionoll%;..
0 of Baltimore..Llserppol..New York.
ATNARDIE TO AND DWI! NAVANA AND NEW
or.LEANs. •
Nunn! Otsr—From New York 2d, arriving at
vault 7th. and New Orleans lAth. Brom New Orleans
MN; ; Hasson 22d, smiling at Nair York 28th, ,
Osuswas—From New York 12th; arriving at Havana
.11th. AM New Orleans letb. Prom New Orleans 27thi
11avaus 80th. arriving at New York Bd,
Fittl,AnsT.VM (=From New 'fork 17th, arriving at 14,
Tana 22d, and New .Orleans 20th. From New Orleans
15th. Havana SOL Arriving at New York" 1311;:= '
' BLAOI Wsaatoa—From New Yank , 27th, arriving at
Havana Ist and New Orleans ad. From New. Orleans
12th, Hevana 10th, due atillew - gorkl9th.. - •
Is/ant—Prom Ob &easiest' 41St and 10th, dui at Hs:
wane Bth and 281. Fromltavanaibth and 20th, due at
New Fmk ieth and diet . • -
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try- The OalMints tdafl Stemma nett from' New
'Work on the s:h and 20th of each month• • , N
When the cony. dates fall on aunds h the steamers
mill Rail on litonday. 03E400 ftomlWSer Orleans. , .
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF . PHILADRLIMRA"; July so, less,
BUN BIM
- - 66 St7N ........7 6
rfIGN WATBE - • • ..6 46
ABIUTZD. - •
iltearosldp Dosttin; hnuirs fr6m New YOrk,
sts Cape May, witb - Indad and pakeangem to games All
&seed an unknoWn barque off'Reedy /eland;
nine TeSnelll at Qoarantlne,and some eight anhoonoCa
Barque Oak, hider . , 6 days from Boaton ) Bith Wan
In Tuella & On • • • •
barque R B Walker, neynti, 6 days from DostOn, in
*Abort to E A Ponder & Co:
tichr Jonathan May, Cobh.-trom Wllmldgtou, NO, ela
Anaraatine, wl'h RR actootilorg.to Id Trump & Pon
Pchr Mary Rickards 1 day front Camden, Del, with
twltrst to I 11, Baaclay in gle; ' - 6 -
Bchr f nor) Wolfe, Carey, it days from M:ltos, Del,
with corn and bark to J L Iletall h Co.
Exp. dition,Coner, L day &our Bmyrrit, Dol t
-with rye and oats to L. Bewley & Do. ,
Sae tleotge, Jarisoo,"l,day from Snipes, pel,
3 FIS4 99 P 1 , 1 9 k.;1, 1 4 6 (4 ' PP.
' , Behr J L Hdibiirt,'llhilinfrinWitthi /, day from Dover;
Del, with *heat and oats to Jos Barrett & Son.
Bohr Golden Gate, Boone.ldey from Feederlos, Del,
With wheat and osta to Jae Barrett & Bon.
_Behr Vendetta, Cooper, /Way from Smyrna, Del, with
Oat' to Joe Barrett & Co.
Bohr Job Green , Agen, 1 day [roil Bacirne; Del, with
wheat and oatirto Joe Barrett to Son. -
Bohr Camden. Ricardo 2 des from Camden, Del, with
ode to J L Brwrig ac Co.
Bohr Witasblekon. Leek, from Bridgeport.
Bohr Treaaarer, Fisher, from Boston.
pehrlaliott, Weever, from Beaton.
Behr J Ireland;Bteelinan, from Mirblehesd.
AT THE LAZARETTO.
Bohr R Dallwinkle, from Mobile.
Bchr B L B Wales, from Savannah.
And others before reported.
„...
Steamship Kennebec, Hand. New York. J Allderdloe.
Barone .obase, Carlton, Rey Weat, Tyler, Stone,
& Co.
Brig Thos Walter, Hlorth, Guadeloupe and a market,
Jeuretehe & Omahas.
Solar Peru, Tln,mss, Belfast, Me, Illeklaton & 001.
Rohr Wismhiekon, Leek, Hlohmend, Morrie & Hurray.
_Rehr Treasurer.-'Raker, Salem, J R White.
Rehr Elliott, Weever, Armeburg, Noble, Hammett,
& Co
Rohr J Ireland, Steelman, Boston, Baum, Osle, & 00.
Str J B Shriver, Dania, Baltimore. A Groves Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Maehnoge )
- Oars letAto, July 28-7 80 P 3f
number of colliers want to sea during the day and
several light schooners pulsed in. Wind South, with a
continuation of tine weather.
Yours, /co,' THOB. B. HUGHES.
(oorresiM ndenco of The Press.)
11AVIIE DE 01140 E, July 29. 1868.
The Wyoming left tbismorningitith 6 boete, ladon
and consigned as follows:
Commune wheat, corn, 6in,, to V.orntou Barnes;
ltobt S Heed. ' bit coal to do; J L Arnold, Modem; Ste
reos, Intrepid, and John 0 Whitney, coal .to Delaware
014 y. ,
The Wyoming also has on board a wagon containing
me, great grirsly - hair; of eilltornia, welghiog 1.899
poundei going yi 3 Oheeepeake for exhibition. W. D.W.
(OUreepondence of The Prem.)
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RE &DING, July 284858.
The
following boats pused out of - the Union Oust
to-day, bound to - Philadelphia, laden and comdgned u
Ilarnier & Stout, wain to captain; .1 & D Richard, do
to P BathOng & Bone; McDonald, Iron ore to Eckert &
Co; -John ?fume!, Hour to Hamphriev, Hoffman &
Wrighti A - M Taylor, lumber to td Trump & Pon. P.
jaw swinowera TO vas MOB J--
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Nootot,2, Va., Toly 29
Arrived, sehr‘Nlistbeth 0, Belton.of New York, from
Diii•loo, Cloorgis, with lintiber, bound to Itio do Jazieiro,
balding: • • • ••• • •
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MEMORANDA.
11:7•See Holmes' Hole.
Steamship Keystone State, Bfarshman, hence at
Charleston 28th lust.
Steamship Kangaroo, Jeffrey, cleared at New York
29th inst. for Liverpool.
Steamship Delaw ire, Copes, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday: -
Shia Galatea, Barber, arrived at New York yesterday,
from Manilla April 12th. Passed Avjler May 4th, Ospe
of Good Hops June 14th; 21st. let 21 d, lon 64 E. spoke
ship Clara, Wells, from Akyab for Falmouth, all well;
May 26th, let 28 05 8, lon 60 28 B, passed Br barque
.Oak, from Penang for hew York.
Ship Limeaster, Dean, hence 16th nit, was off Liver
pooll6th inst.
Crown Point, Cook, for this port, cleared at Li
verpool previous to 17th Met.
Ship Dasbaway, Mu, for San Francisco, cleared at
New York 28th fast:
Ship Jane B Walsh, York, from New Orleans, Was off
Liverpool 16th Inst. -
Ship Semi Russell, Winchell, from New York Feb 10,
was at Hong Kong 228 May,
Ship Kate Hastings, Kingman, from BostOn for Hong
Kong, paned Arpin- 28th April.
Ship 'lonian, Mitchell, from New Orleans, was off Li
verpool 16th Inst. •( -
Ship
Ship Balladeer, Patterson, cleared at Calcutta 2d June,
for Boston.
Ships nonpareil, Green . Thom H Perkins. Wayne;
Mnscougus , Garter .- and Green;
Haynie, Randall, were
loading at Liverpool 17th last, for this port.
Shia Tonawanda, Julian, sailed from Liverpool 14th
Wit, for this port.
Ship Clara, Doane , from Callao,' arrived at London
15th that.
Ship Waverly, Luce, for Calcutta, nailed from Mel
bourne May lith.
8010 Venasee, Childs, from Liverpool, at Charleston
26th inst.
Ship Juventa, Young, for New York, sailed from Li
verpool 15th lost
Ship Malvern Ocean. Gwilliam, for Calcutta, entered
for Cadiz at Liverpool 16th Met
Ship William Chamberlain, Sherman, for New York,
ransomed at °ricotta 8d nit, loading.
Snip Pleeturood;Dale, remained at Calcutta 28 alt,
to load for Boston
Barque General Hammond, hence, was below Boston
28th inst.
Barque Fury, Burke, benoe at Londonderry 12th lout.
Barque Marian, Downing, at Buena Ayres from New
York, sailed Jtme 4th for Bosons.
Barque Storm Bird, Gerard, from Fan Francisco, at
Batavia May 6th.
Barque Mary F Blade, Howell, from Boston, Deo 16th,
at Hong Kong 18. h May.
Barque Penguin, Wheeler, from New York Feb 11th,
at Penang 19th Mac.'
.Barque Aaron I Harvey, Miller, Balled from St. Tho
mas 17th lost, for Caps Haytten.
Barque Hamilton. Jackson. for this port in 3 days,
was loading at 0 wintaaazio, Cuba, 16th inst.
Barque Elmwood, Beaton, cleared at Boston 28th hist,
for Vaiparalso.
Brig W Moore, Eaton, for Philadelphia, was at Maya -
goes 161 k Inst..
Brig Delaware, Baker, for Philadelphia, was at Maya
gemiltith inst.
Brig 81 Norcross. for Philadelphia In 4 days, wee at
Mayaguez lath Met .
- Brig Bea Foam, Price, cleared at New York yesterday
for Rio de Jaceiro.
Brig Bella Dolores, hence, arrived at Cadiz 27th tilt.
Brig Mataosu, Matthews, hence, arrived at Ports
mouth 26th list .
, Brig Block Squall, Burge for this port, was loading
at St Jogo de Cuba 16th •
-Brig Hannah Nickel, Hicks hence, le reported to have
tailed from Queenstown 10th in.t, for Liverpool. She
has been reported at Dublin 13th mat
Brig Zenith. Deering, cleared at Ravens Met Last, for
Begat and Philadelphia. _ -
Shr Transit, Davis, hence at Charleston 27th lust.
Isar La c y of the Lake. Robbins, from Calais for Phi
lidelphla, at Portland 27th inst.
Schra B V Vellinemoos, Godfrey; Wm I) Cargill, Haw
kins; L Andenried, Bartlatt; A Cordery, Babcock; T P
Lamed, Ireland ; Rhoda & Banish, sharp; North Pa
olo, Marcy, and 8 Rotate, Gaudy, hence at Boston 28th
lust •
Bohr D T Willetta, Baker, cleared at Pow York 28th
hut, for Oafs port. -
Sams It fit Browning, Steelman, and Bally Wheaton,
Painter, hence at Pawtucket 27th fast
Sebes Ann B Drown, Brown; N -Holmes. Williams; M.
I Carlton, Shatter; Flyaway. Davis, and Ino, Cranmer,
hence at Providence 27th inst
Bohm II Burley, Marts; Jae Bliss, Hatch. and George
Fides, Nickerson, sailed from Providence 27th inst, for
this port .The latter anchored off Stocky Point.
Bohr M It Carl iele,Winsmore, hence at Baker's Land.
lug, Warwick. 27th haat
Fehr Thoe P Barkelow, Corson, hence at East Green
wich 27th inst.
"Bohr Honesty, Appleton, at Hartford 27th lust, from
'Delaware City. •
frichiDameel, Berton, hence at Baltimore 28th Met. •
Bohr Eelipso. pock, Cleared at Charleston 20th Met,
for Georgetown. 80.
Oche Bensingtoo, hionougall, from Eingaton, Ja, at
New York yesterday. •
Bohr Albert Pharn, Cavalier, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford Bth lost.
Beer J C Henry, Fenton, from Bristol, Pa, at Porte
month 28th hut
dtr 0 0 Alger, Hague, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Hartford 28th het
Propeller Taeony, Wilson, cleared at New York yes
terday tor Philadelphia.
April 38, lat 640, lon 88 IV, chip Ben) Iroward, from
Antwerp for San Francisco.
Slay 28, ria 58 85 8, lon 81 10 W, gap Redwood, of
New York, 33 dap from Callao, for Valencia.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Barque Wanderer, Collies, from Boston, is reported
by letter from Buenos Ayres 'as ashore at Maldonado
May 27th. and dischal glog. No particulars
On the tut trip of the steamship Asia to Liverpool
she eXperlenced very thick weather from the time of
leaving- Bandy 'look until after pasong Cope Race, ao
tench so its to render it necessary to keep the fog bell
'continually ringing At midnight of Friday, the 26th
June, she run Into and stink the French chip Sauline,•
the boats of the Aida were immediately launched, and
thirteen out of a crew of twenty persons rescued. A
subseription was started, and eight huudred dollars col
hated, which were presented to the crew the day pre.
emus to the arrival of the Asia to Liverpool.
brie_ fluntress was soli by the United Btatee Mar
shall at Hey Wit curthe47th -lost, for Poo, - -
Liverpool—Ar 11th haat, Constantine, Haeoduek.New
Tort; ta b. Wm Lord, Jr, Barton, New Orleans; 10th,
Helvetia. Higgins, do.
Ar at do 11th lost, Lebanon, Hamilton, and Progress,
Obue. New York; Judah Touro,Hansootub, fit John,
NB; Pomona, Merntbe w. New Oreans
, I3ld int, John Bright, Cutting; New Ragland,
Edge. and WiIIFICIIMCOD, Hallett; New York; 14th,
Winfield seat, McLellan, Beaton.
Vigo—sr Bib lost; Hearearge, Leavitt, New Orleans.
Bordeaux—kr 7th toot, Athena, Waled, New Orleans.
Alesandria—Ar Jane 80th, Mid Quell. , Humphrey,
Boston.
intwarp—Ar 11th Snit, Wni,B Trnle, Breath, Oil
ttiktott
Oadis—rly Ist hod, Adeline Smith, Sprague, Boston;
6th. Pamyhylla WlStine. and Lucerne . Nelson do.
Bid Ist lost , General Warren, Summons, Boston; 2d,
Joseph Rotates, Harvey, and John Weighty, Sylvester,
Boston.
. Gibraltar—kr 7th alt. Sarah 'A Dell, Wcod, Almeria,
(and - old for New York )
OalenitaLAr May 2a, Granada, Dyer, Madras.
.Angier—P used 4. Gaiety's, Dareer,Manda for New
York; 9th; Union, Wiley, Shanghai) for do; 17th, Robin
Hood,. /fears. do for do; 28th, Gray leather, Brown,
'Hong Kong for do; 19th, Empress, LeCroW, Manilla
for do. - -
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Nong Kong—Ar May, o,h, Mary, Fletcher, Ningpo;
Rathary, Stoddard, Bangkoky, 21st, Samuel Russell,
Virinehell, New York. '
Std May .11th. Martha llowes, Masonotmey; 18th,
IMO, niter, Singapore; Jolt" Tucker, William. Cal.
eattarlOth;-George Lee.llaratow, Eingapore; Dragoon,
'Weston. meninx; Kamm; 'Martini Poo-Chow.loo
Fingspore—Sld glayllith, Judith, Brown, Kong Rona;
Norweater 2 , Gregory, Calcutta; 231, Lucky star,
Sweeney, Moog Kong; Ildtb Northern Light, Doane, do
Maultnitn—as April 30th. Hindu, Miller, Calcutta;
Mar 2d, Loeb Lobar, Ringells, Rangoon.
Macao—nr aped NMI, Ladino, Horton, Akyb.
Shanghatt—Ar May ed. Main, Donley, Manilla; 7th,
Licata. Jarvis, Puget Sound.
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July 14
Julyls
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July 21
Table Bay—'r May Zth. Valetta, Locke, Aigoa Ba.
Meerßios—May .10th, Lowell,. Proctor , Boston T IC
Table Bay; 21st, Wlteh of the ken, Bartley, Algos
Jane 7th, /Larry of the West, Patterson, tJatoutta.
, NEW YORK, July 29 —tr, ateamobip Weston) Port,
Furry; ships Stmersid;Oook, Liverpool; Anon Kimball.
Marsh; bargaii Petra', Ogden, Portamouth, Erg; Was
tiontati; Wachter, Bigamies, Sill; Capella, Bead,
Sit /plum Plii , D 0 Sawyer, Pierson, Baltimore . Jacob
admit, Rayner; Alagatidrta; Lily, Francla,
old, Br ship Bremerbeasen,llllkin. Rotterdam; bark
entice Col J Mottos,
.})array, Wilmington; brig Gera
nium, B Price, Galveston; ecbr J • P Loilande,
pity Point.
, RTON, July 28 —Ar eleamehip Europa (BY),
Lelia', Liverpool 17111 Mat, via Halirax; barque Radar.
Oroeby, Malaga; brigs Carl (Pros), blledbrodt, Genoa;
Opitalre, Olifforl, Port an Prince; Vesta, Smith, Gal-
Ironton ,^ , , ,
. .
Telegraphed, ship snow Squall, from New Orleans;
barques ldedora,Kenterson, from Port an Prince; M B
Stetson, from Cienfuegos; brig Friendship, from au
Eastern port. .
Old; barques Tonog Greek. Harding, Malaga; Hadley,
Kent, Baltimore; .Tatitts, Darla, Gloucester, with her
t o ward cargo salt; maws John Elliott, Wood, armoires;
Pharos I , Cook, lit Domingo.
RR, steamship Canals (at noon) barques Cambridge,
Grand Turk Union. Hadley, Tahi ti) brigs Pilot Doh;
Constitutico; and from Quarantine, barque lola Wyllie
(from Havana), Falmouth, Eng
TIOLMESW MOLE. July 20, PM, Ar scat J L nem,
Loper, Delaware Way for Nantucket.
, 27th. Ar ache Abbot Lawrence, Wilson, Wilming
ton, NO for Boston; White Squall, Bowen. and Marcia
Toipon, Brav, Philadelphia for do; S D Wheeler, Cor
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11011 do for Salem; John Compton, Sharp do for Rook.
port; Monterey Arraots, Delaware City for We) ,
,month ; Deborah Jones, Wit:moor.; Mary Miller, Laws,
and Grace °Wier. Boston for Philadelphia.
Sld soh Americus.
• 2811;—Ar brig Bustm, Deer., Bo, : rannab, and for Boa.
ton; ache Moonlight '
—, Boston for Savannah; E
_Sharp, Mayhew, andB F Sunday, Boauien, do for Phils
delPhlo; # F Rim:none, Earratt, Newburyport.
E d bilsSusan; ochre Abbott Lawrenee,White Squall,
Marcia Tritdmß B Wheeler, John Compton, Monterey.
W Chapin, Anna Shephard,and Mary.
Iniiart at 8 A aebfa Wm' A liammond, repc De
hotato Joneisadary Mille ,r Craw audieri 7 SoElday,
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clined to curl. Jules Llauel's Eau Athentonne, or flair
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It is not a dye. It will change gray hair and whiskers
to their original life color. fold by al druggist+, and
by Jules Ilunel & Co., 704 Chestnut et. jy2l3-+lfftwlt
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Saying Fund.—Flue Per Vent. Interest.—
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received In any rum, large or small, and interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money in received and paymegte made daily, without
notice. , The Investmerite are made In Real Estate.
Mortgagee, Ground Rents, and such Bret-slues sacral.
ties as th charter requires. Offlos home, from 9 &dock
in the morning until ti o'clock to the afternoon, ad on
Siohday and Thursday evenings until 8 o'clock. Yee
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Seamen's Saving Fund-Office 903 Walnut
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posits in sums of One Dollar and upwards, from all
dames of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum.
Office open buly, from 9 'until 5 o'clock, and on Mon•
day and Saturday until 9 in the evening. Praeldent,
Pranklinlfell; Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Iforrie.. ,
BeWer , a Infant Cordial... This invaluable
Cordial is prepared from a variety of the most choice and
efficient aromatics known in reedloine, and ie the most
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young children.
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To whom all ceders must be addressed. And for sale
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Marriaftea.
On the 27th instant, et Beverly, by Rev. Wm Moore.
JAMES MOORR to SALLIE E. WHITHOAR, all of
Ph Iladelphia.
Oa the 21et lost., by Rev, G. W. German WILLIAM
T. WILLEM to Alm MARY M. fdeffROATY, both of
thin city tt
Oa the 10th lust , by Rev J Mason. Pastor of Fifth
street M. R. Church, Mr. WM. M. FLY to Miss MARY
JANE PRDRICK. both of Philadelphia.
On the 27th Inst., by Rev. J. P. Bouldon; Mr, JOHN
K WILLIAMS, of Baltimore, Md., to Mom MARC/A.-
IMT A VEASEY, of this city.
On the 18th Inst., by the hvv. George Chandler, Mr.
JOB M. OALVEI o RY to Mien MARY JANE YOUNG*
Oa the 27th loot., by the same, Copt JACOB RNIST
COTT to Mien LRAM ANN BARBI:TT.
Meatus
On the 29th instant. at Fort Delaware. Major JOHN
SANDERS, of the Corps of Engineers V. d. army, to
the 4 1 1th year of hie age.
On the d9al inst., MARGARET, wife of Bernard Bra
dy. aged 81 years.
The relatives and Glenda of the family are roepect
folly invit.xt to attend the funeral, from the rmdlence
of her hothead, No. 824 mice !Area, between Fifth and
Sixth, on Sat ,rday morning. at 9 o'clock, without fur
ther notice. Funeral ferrite sod interment at St Au.
gamine Church. ftw
Oa tae 28th lost Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of Jererut
eh Schaff or, aged 42 p ars. W
The f uaeral nil take place on Saturday morning, the
lint loot., from the reelden e of her eon In-law, Vi n
itwit Roberta No 1183 Melon street first door below
Twelfth. To pr:oeed to Pottstown, Montgomery coun
ty, Penns, in the 7X train on the Philadelphia and
Electing Railroad, to which her relative% and friends
are rollpeetftlikr invited k.
On the 28th lust , lIELEN HAMILTON, daughter of
filbert and Rebecca N. Patterson, aged B month* *
On the 27th linitant,'HLlZA MATILDA, daughter of
Geo. T Stuckert, and grand-daughter of (tee.. Lowry,
in the 16th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reeldence
of her grand-father, MI Callowhill street, near Front,
this (Friday,) 80th tout. , at 10 o'olook, without further
09;190.
THJ PRESS.---PHILADEIPMA. FRIDAY. JULY 30. 1858.
On the 28th inst., JULIA. PERKINS, only child of
Harrison and Charlotte B. Bobbins, aged 20 months.
The friends and relatives or the family are invited to
attend the funeral; at :the residence of Mr. John 0
Mead, 011 North Tedth at., this (Friday) afternoon, at
8 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Rill.
On the 27th haat., at Oamden.N J., MARY FRANTZ,
wife of John Stubillueraged 32 years. •
The relatives and friend, of the family are p
resect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi
dence, No. 8 Taylor's avenue, above Third street, thin
(Friday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock. tt
• On the 27th instant, of locked jaw, ANNIE MARIA
RICO, aced 9 years, 7 months, and IQ,days.
The relatives and Mends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her aunt, Rebecca McCormick, 914 Lawrence etreet,
this (Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
On the 28th instant, Mr JACOB LEIDY, in the 78th
year of his age.
The relatives and Mends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his eon in-law, David Hazel, Re. 207 South Eleventh
street, on Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, without
further notice. - **
On the 28th filet , JOHN, eon of Charles and Catha
rine Lochroy, aged 10 years
The relatives and Moods of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, 209 Chester street, between Eighth and
Ninth, above Race, this (Friday) morning, the 80th
(net ,at 9 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed
to Cathedral Cemetery.
On the 28th !net . after a short, but very severe ill
neas, HARRIET ADEL IA RADCLIFFE, aged 23 years,
daughter of John L "and the late Patience Radcliffe, of
Enke county, Pa..
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her brother-ht-law, Mr. Joseph B Neal, Wetherill
!louse, No. 603 &mem et., this (Friday) afternoon. at
4 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to the
Odd Follows' Cemetery
On the 27th inst., ISAAC OYERDORF, eon of James
and Willlamina Romanian, aged 2 years and 11 moo. *
o:3ne Fairmount and Arch-Street City Pas.
SENDER RAILWAY CO —At a Meeting of
the Commissioners named in the Act to incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch-street City Passenger Rail
way Company, held in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the Office of William L. Hirst,
Esq., Sixth street, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the following Comtnissiouers, William M.
Randall, Lewis Bitting, Robert J. Remphill, - Georgo
11. Thomas, James B. Smith. together with the Chair
man, were appointed a Committee so make the neces
sary arrangements and'open BOORS OF SUBSCRIP
TION, according to the general Railroad Act.
ROMS, is hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet at the Wetherlll House,
BANSOM Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY, nod THURSDAY, the 10th, 11th, and 12th
days of August, 1858 at 10 o'clock A. 21., to receive
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the above-named
Passenger Railway Crmpany.
ISAAC LEECH . , as, Chairman.
Roar. J. HSSPRILL, 804311041XJ: jy22-taul2 "
Notice —West Philadelphia Passenger
VRAILWAY COMP ANY, July 15, 3858.
he ' cars of this Company now run every five min
utes from TRIAD ant MARKET Streets to their
Depot, on LOOAN and BAMFORD Streets.
jyl6-lm W. 8. MANN, Superintendent.
otws Office r f the Frankford and Southwark
PIIIEADELPGIA CITY PASSENGER RAIL.
WAY COMPANY, Corner of GERMANTOWN ROAD
and OILATUASI Street.
PIIILADELPICA, July lit GM.
The Board of Directors have declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, payable to the Stockholders or their legal repre
aentativen after the lath instant, at this Office,
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
from and after this day until the 15th lost.
fitockkhldern are requested to leave their Certificates
at thin Office to be exohangod for others with the new
title of the Company.
Jy2-fmwlst E. HART, Treasurer.
notice.—The 'scram( Instillment of
MFive Dollars por Share on the Stork of the SE
AND THIRD-STRaET PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY of Philadelphia will be due and
payable at tho Office of the Company, No. 2.1 e 'WAL
NUT Street, on or before September let, 1868.
Ply order of the Board.
DLNDY BRARWOOD, Secretary.
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VIZ CHESTNUT Street keep alandaed wo rks on
411 A Phrenology, Physiology, Water Cu, and
s k nography, wholesale and retail. Ihrenolo h gi.
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street. jog..Bmolt-wky t sep 80
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Tickets for the year isod ow .1 uly 31,1669. will be issued
(at the Office of thssllecretary, between the hours of 10
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tax of one dollar per share, as required by the suppl.-
ment to the Charter. adopted by the stockholders on
the 6th day of May last. fly order of the Board of J
rectors, M. 31611 ET, Secretary.
rEIiM
PAUL'S GENUINE FARINA CRACK
ERB, sold by
JAMES R. WEBB, Wholesale Agent,
223•80uth E'ghth street.
AR IN A CRACKERS—The heat are
F
PAUL'S," sold II
TAMES IL 11 EBB, Wholesale Agent,
223 South Eighth street.
MARINA CRACKERS—Thu genuine are
tamped " PAUL."
JAMES R. WEBB, Wittilt•Aste Agent,
223 Routh Eighth greet.
PAUL'S FARINA ORACKERS aro Ptiro,
Crisp, good, nod indlaprosablo for Chlldreo, In
valids, awl fawillea. Sold wholesale by
JAMES It. WHIM.
Jy 30-2tsr 223 South Eighth street.
A NEW AR TICLE.-CIIESTNIIT
-1111 GROVE WHISKEY.—Tho purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal pro.
portico, and none of the poisonous qualities inherent In
the Whiskey In common use, is now offered for sale by
the Druggists generally, and by
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
(loners) Agent,
At D. D. Taylor's, Wholesale Orocer, No, 23 South
FRONT Street Fhtlade!phis.
All persons desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of Its purity.
/MAR Bin: We havo carefully examined the sample
of Chestnut-Grove Whiskey left with ue a few days
slum, nod find it to contain little or nono of the poison
ous substance known as Fuel) 011.
BOOTH, tiARRETT, h OAMAU,
Analytical Chemists
To CHARI,BI3 WHARTON, Jr., 80. 23 South FRONT
Street, Philadelphia. jy2l-3m
ASPBERRY VINEGAR.—This is pro
pared from perfectly ripe Fruit, 'ideated with the
greatest care and of the best quality. A small quantity
of thin Vinegar Syrup, mixed in a tumbler of cold wa
ter, makes a most d Helmut drink. An a beverage for
the sick, it in unaqualled, being at once soothing and
medicinal. Prepared and sold by
CHARLES SHIVERS,
Druggint and Chendet,
N. 11. Corner Spruce and Seventh ate., Phila
Price
Prie) 50 cents per bottle, or .$5 a dozen.
,b2ndluir
BRIDGETON.—The Steamer
• EXPRESS leaves MICR Street Teens
days, Thursdays. and Saturdays at 8% o'clock A. 31.
Iteturiong, leaves lilt I 1.)0 ETON Mondays, Wedneedaye :
and Fridays at 8 o'clock A• Pi Stopping at New CUM 10,
Delaware City, Fort Delfts, are, and the unual Landings
on the Ci liansey Through tickets for Mllloville, Fort
Elizabot , , Maurlcetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Cedarville. and Fairton. 14.14 m
LUPIN'S WIDE WI - 11TE AND BLAUK
DAREGE, for Shawls, Tolman, Ao.,:wholosale
and retail. litorekeepers supplied for nett sash.
CRARLEB ADAMS,
,1,714 iIITII vacl AltOki Otto%
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
JOHN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
No. 11.3.CHESTNI.1 . T STRENT.
Are now receiving their FALL IMPORTATION of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
HIH, MUTER, DUCH, BILK, CLOTH, NUB, FUR
_ TOP, AND PLUM-LINED
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
jy2B•lm
WELLING, CG i r o Fe i T isT Br _ CO.,_
NUT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol
lowing description of sonde :
& W. snuouEs , PRINTS, in groat variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues,
Shirting& cod Fancy Styles.
BLEACHED SHENITINCIS,_ SHIRTINGS, AND
DRILLINOIL
Lonsiale, Masonville, Slaterevitle,
Hope, Washington, Union Mills,
Blackstone, Cohanuet, Johnston
White Rock Phenix, Acton, &c.
DROWN lilitiETlNol3,
OS.
SHIRTINGS, A &II OSNA
BUR
Meteors, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, Eatit'n Virginia, Eagle,
Maneheoter, & Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanica', Warren A, Carrs'
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Bottomley!s, Pomeroy's, and Glenhem Co.', Black
and Fancy ill-wool and cotton warp Clothe in great
variety.
DOESKINS AND OASSIMERES.
Greenfield Co., Baritone Diver, Bristol,
Terry's, Stearn's, and others.
SATINETS.
Stearns, Ayros & Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Minot, ; Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpenters', Florence Attila,
Horkanum, Duhring'o, Conversville, &e.
SlLESlAS.—Lonadale'a, Smith's, and other make&
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denim and Tickinge.
Rhode Island . and Philadelphia Ltheoya and Apron
Chucks.'
iihepard's and Slater's Canton Flannels, &o.
47(1 I T. L I A MSVI LLE, Warnautta, Water
Twist. Pontiac, Utica, and other superior makes
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin by the piece or yard.
LINENS
Of Richardson's, liicholson's, and Robinson's make,
warranted Intro and strong An excellent heavy Ntchol
eoa'a Linen, a£0734 cents.
Dloperm, Orsoh, Towollings, 8 to 12N cents; heavy
Baggiage, TookLloons, kg ) kg.
LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
at 50, 76, 88, $.l $1.26 to $l. Napkins, Doylies, Rucks,
back in towels ant by theAarlti neTtels, Tickings,
Black and Brown AIWA Larellan at 10 costa also,
finer grades. Dusters from 67c to $4. Bacaßent Larella
Dugan, $1.25 and $1.75.
MANTILLAS.
Closing out balance Mock clump.
000 PER & CONARD,
Jillo R. Laorner NINTH and MARKET
QUMMER MANTLES.
LACE AND OIIANTILLY MANTLES and TAL
MAS at much relived rates to close the stock.
014 Alt PLEBS BROTItIqI9,
CUESTNUT and EI[OfITII.
LINEN SHEETINGS.
Richardson's and other excellent makes, of Shoot
ings of all widths. ritiOW Linens; and Irlch Shirting
Linens. Summer Blankets and Quilts.
, 1311ABPL1 t BROTHERS.
jy2B•lf CLIEBTNIIT and EIGHTH.
MEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
.1. 1 1 New York Mills soft finish; Wamsutta, Williams
ville, Arkwright, &rid other best brands Masonville
Gold Medal, very doe and light.
SHARPLNSS BROTHERS,
3318.1 f , CHESTNUT AND MOUTH.
WOOED CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT HI DOLLARS.
TRAVELLING OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indispensable for s Country Ramble, or en route to the
Springs, at $2.50, $3 50, $4.50, and $O.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
BREECH AND ENG LISII LACE.
BLACK SILK, SILK, AND LACE.
' CRF,E MARETZ CIROULARD.
WRIT.. BAREGE CIRCULARS.
AT ONEKIAbr ?ORMUZ PRICCO, TO °LOSS TOR BEASON,
AT THO
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
TOS CHESTNUT street,
i 917 J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
1200 SKIRTS AND CORSETS, FROM
THE LiTEIGREAT BALE.
Boeutllutly Embrollered Corsets, $2.60, worth f 3.75
First quality Plain French do. 1.26 . " 2.26
Aloran's Elegant ?touch Skirt.% 250 " 309
Do. do. Children's do. 1.12" 1.69
Also, till &pt., I:White Zephyrs 140 ,üblora 20c., par
01111 CC.
Frlogoa, Ball Tririminga, Cotton Trlmminga—cheap.
J.tl. M AYH' ELL h ON
Nov Trimming Store and Factory,
8. E. corno• ELIiYIEITII. sod 0118STNUT.
3y2i.vrfolOt ' as
THE CHEA PE ST EMBROIDERED
CRAPE SHAWLS over offered in Ude City aro
now being sold by
TRORTILEY G CRIBB(
N.S. oo,r. ETGUTif and SPRING GARDEN.
Wo purchased, a few days ago, at a most tremendous
sacrifice for
CASH,
a lot of very rich Embroidered Crape Shawls, Fame
(malty and style as l‘e have sold for
TIVLZITY DOLLARS!
which we are now *ding at the extremely low price of
TWRLVII DOLLARS!!
Ladles, you may never have such another opportunity
of buying a
RASDBOUR BILLWL co OriBBP!
Also, Plain Grape Shawl's, from 84 to tag.
NIANTILLAB AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains frt Lace . , Bilk, Moir Antique Man-
Travelling Drava Watlablin gnat variety.
Thin Bummer-DreatOoode.
• Organdies, Baregeri 3 Orenadines, &r,
BLAUK elLte, YANOIr 811. Kr, eco.
Our name le Justly celebrated for Cheap Bilks.
Materials for Men and Boys' Weer.
Linen Lioodn, of our Own importation.
Bummer Clause and other numele, &a.
Mitts, Valle, Embrulderieu, licalury, Gloves, 1t.., at
- THOIt.NLBY It 0 11.1.BM'S
ONE-PRICE CABII 13T0R8,"
H. P.. Cor. YIGIITFI h di"B.INtI GAIOIII4 Streets.
jel9-tf
DRY GOODS BEING CLOSED
SUIT
OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIORS.
Very rich Park pitted Marseilles, for Dresses and
Basques, &c.
Do. Paris printed Br,llinrrte, UMW, and Organdies.
Baregen, Grenadines, and OWlies.
Ducale and Ors:lolls,
High Lustre Black Mks.
French White brill/ante and Marseilles.
Polka spot Pules ?lull.
White Goode ' all Linda.
?asterisk forTrmliling Dreamt and Dusters.
Ben Bide Plaids ?unfailing ?When, in medium and gay
NOIR, fast colors.
Lupin'a best quality all wool Do liege, in Brown and
Oray Mixtures.
Edgingx, Inserting', Flountinge, ko.
Linen and Mem(' ea Hhirt Romulus.
With the usual attek of
FAMILY DRY GOODH
Ei DAILY ILSE.
Wide White and 3lack newt Daregen
NUM:BALE AND RETAIL.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAM A. 513.13, DIA.PICIZS, ace
OONBUfdERB of RIOHItRDSONS LINENS, and those
desirous of obtaining the GIINUINS GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
fall name of the arm,
RIOHARDSON ? SONS, & OWDEN,
Ai a guarantee of the imindnem and durability of the
Goods.
This caution le rendered essentielly necessary *sling.
quantities of 'enactor and defective Linens are prepared
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RICHARDSON, by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
Injury thus indiotti alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable ' while pur
chasers can be imposed on with Goode of a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
myo-8m Agents, 88 011.URCIL Street, ;sow York
DEIISONAL-PHILA.DE A, JULY
29, 1.8914 weans are hereby notified that
Wm. R. HARNlEllnaver was In any Whit, Interested In
thy firm of Ma LILAItI & Co., nor was he authorized
to collect any tlebtoi for nald firm of NlcElluire At. Co.
jy3o-I.t* AIcELIIAIt & CO.
PERSONAL.-PIIILADELP ETTA, JULY
29 145 S —1 heroby notify alt persona that WISI.
It. HARMER never was interemmd In the firm of Thom.
Clark & Co., nor wan h, ever authorized to collect any
money as to my portion of tho books of Thomas Clark
& Co., met apart to mo by the dliaolution of the said
rot of Tionorta Clark & Co., May 29, MM.
Iy3o-ltst A. MM.:MARE.
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Thu uraleralgued taucemors to the late JOSEPII
T. JOHNS) aro now proinired to meet the want, of the
trade at the
No. 168 S. italith sk,
Northeast corner of ARell and FOURTLI Streets.
Their facilitlea for furnishing er ory article in the Shoo-
Finding Line, at moderate prices hod on favorable terms,
are unsurpassed.
The attention of Merchants In respectfully solicited
jy2B3uilf WM. JOHNS & SON.
REIttaIi7JOII : N P. DOIIEItTI,
N. E. CORNER OP PIFTU AND WALNUT BTB.
PUILADXI PIHA, July 10, 1858. 28
REMOVAL.
NARVIK/a TO ANNOYING/ TO TURIN NNW RTORB, OPPRU
AT A HEAVY MIDUOTION PROM USUAL PRICES
J)23-lm If
JAOKSON,
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
Jr2-11n
UIFIE SCOTT'S LEGACY PREMIUM—
The Commit tee on Science rind the A rts, constituted
by the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania
for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, having recom
mended the award of the Scott's Legacy Premium to Dr.
J. N. Francis, for his process for removing teeth—by the
use of Electro-Magnetiatu—the Board of Managers will
award the above Premium In two mouths from thisdate.
unless satisfactory evidence is given of the want of or/-
&nifty of the Improvement.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
joT.tiarrlPT Aotwq
tUiplesale ilDrp eacfbe.
littail Eltp faunas.
Li:vzhia oLiArn
CUARLES ADAMS,
Eighth 141.1 Arch strooto
pet - Bona!
Oboe rittbings
Ot D BP AN D,
iicmovals.
TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED
JAS. E. G'ALDIVELL lc CO.,
382 CIIESTZ.IIIT STREET,
JOB PRINTER.
HM Romovod to
Zor Sale attb Q:kf set.
dm FOR SALE OR EXCHPLNG—IraIn-
Ea. able Modern DWELLING, (three-story brick and
three-story back bulid(ng,) northwest corner Franklin
and Brown, late District of Spring Garden; every itn
provement introduced. Lot 40 feet front by 118.
For particulara apply at
Jy3o.Bt* 205 WALNUT Street, above Second.
PASSENGER CARS—For dale
two New Oity Passenger Railway Oro of
superior build and finish. Apply to
A. & P. ROBERTS,
33 , 211-OtIM 410 Walnut street.
$2,00 0 FOR SALE, a Mortgage for
• $2,000, well secured on property worth
more than double the amount. Applyto. . .
JOHN B. STOOK/MU,
SD South SIXTH Street
opti WANTED TO PIIROHASE—A
neristore Property, suitable for a Grocery and
Provision business, with stabling attached. South of
Arch street preferred. Address GROCER, Press
aloe. jyl6
1. 4 10 R SALE—A valuable LOT, in the vici
nity of the Baltimore Depot, in an improving
neighborhood. For particulars, address J. 8., Boa 927
Yost-office. J 93.0
1 O
LET.-THE UPPER ROOMS OF
stores No. 327 and No. 833 MARKET Street,
belollr Fourth. Apply on the premlsee, to
L- HALLOWELL & CO., or
Jel4-tf. OIIILLON, ANDERSON, & CO.
Doarbing
BOARDTNG.-4 young Lady wiabes board,
ing In a genteel private family. Terms not to
exceed $2 per week. Address JANE, Dlooet's Dispatch.
Jy2o-2t*
BOARDING wantod by a Gentleman and
HIS WlFE—Hoard with n private family, where
there are no children. South of Market et. preferred.
Addeo's& " AIERCHANT," Dlood's Despatch. jy2B-3tve
AGENTLEMAN AND LADY or SINGLE
GENTLEMEN may obtain Board at 712 OR EST-
Ain Street, oppozilte Maaonio Hall. jy2.l-ot*
ebentltmen's Sttrnisbing (goabo.
VITINCHESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
V V FURNISHING STORE
PATENT MOULDER ?NAM SHIRT 13/ANT/PAC-
. . _
TORY,
At the Old r•tand, No. TOO OLIESTNIIT STREET, oppps
sltoihe Washington House
A. WT.NCRESTER will glse, as heretofore, his per.
sonal supervision to the cutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for hie celebrated style of Phirts
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms. jy24-ly
I W. SCOTT, (late of the firm of WIN-
O • 011 ESTER & SCOTT.) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly . opposite the Girard Housed
Philadelphia.
J. W . d. 'would respectfully call the attention of hle
former patrons and friends to his new Store, and is pre
pared to till orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINE SHIRTS and 0014tA,RS.
CiENTLENEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
gut W. W. KNIGHT, SOB &KOH Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Burnishing
Goods, and manufacturer of Fine Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. mhl-tf
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DRESSING GOWNS.—The largest and beet as.
sortment in the city, wholesale and retell, with a full
line of Under Olothing,, suited to the eesson, at W. W.
ILNIGUTI, 600 ARM Street, above Sixth, Philadel
phia.
Vlolitical
GIOR CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
COURT—
ROBERT O. MARCH,
OF TRH THIRTEHRTII WARD.
Subject to the will of the Peo . ple'e Cowyentlon.
jy2tl-I.lwk
t i loß 'REGISTER OF WILLS.
ELI DILLIN,
OP TUE rooLng:4m WALD,
Subject to the Rules of tim People's Party.
And, if elected, I pledge myself to confine the Office
to the legal fees established by law. Jy24.tc*
CUNGRESS—THIRD
na. JOSEPH SITES,
OP VIZ BIXTBP.STII WARD.
Subject to Democratic rules. Jy24-Im*
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT,
miTir E. HARKINS,
.RRVENTRRSII WARD.
Subject to Democratic R ules. jy2l-ta
WILLIAM IL KERN,
SHERIFF,
FIFTEENTH WARD
Subject to the Rules of People's ?Arty. jy2o-tf
VARD.—The undersigned hereby informs
‘../ his friends that he mill be a cand elate for tho Wiles
of • SIIEItIFF
of the City and County of Philadelphia, at the enauing
election, if nominated by ‘, The People " .
PUILADItuniA, Juno 4,1858
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
lkleot to the will of the People's Convention
.174-tr
REGISTER OF WILLS—
ANDREW J. WESTER..
Subject to Democratic Rolm J050.41,1*
CLERN. OF ORPHANS' COURT—
/MPH A. AIONUEIMER,
Eleventh Ward
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
jel?-dtoe,
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS—
JOHN GAMIN
,
Fifth Ward.
Dabject to Democratic Mee.
.01641
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
(MAUDE! D. ENIGIIT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination. jol-tf
TOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOAN CAMPBELL, OP SEVENTH WARD.
Illative. to Remedial° rules.
tamps.
.pETERV 9 PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE
BELI-ORNIRATINO GAB LAMP
Do the only Patent Berner that has a
NON-CONDUCTOR ATTACTLYD.
Tor Betty, Cheat near, and Brilliancy, It 'wpm
all others.
STATE AND 0 CIINTE MUM FUR PALL
Addeo's' D. P. PETERS,
S. W. corner FicUOND and OIIERTNUT Bk. PM"
deleada ; mod 4= BROADWAY, New York. coh4-Iy-rp
.IVERY STABLE KEEPERS, LOOK
1.4 to your interests, and patronise 1188111tRiS LAMP
FACTORY, 109 South ZIOLITII street, below Chestnut.
Previous to his opening a responsible factory, you were
charged $lB for work which he la now doing In a war
ranted manner from Sabo $lO. Support him, or you will
have the acme charge to pay
CONGRESS SPRINGS,
8A RATOGA, April 12, 1858
A GAUD TO THE PUBLIC
During the !est season an attempt was made to de
ceive the public, by persons offering what they called
" CONGRESS WATER," from Fenutalus ; and at the
price of six ceote per glue. The WHOLESALE price
of the GENUINE CONGRESS WATER, at New York,
being about 7X cents per eats, the imposition of thus
pretending to sell at retail, for lens than cost, and with
out allowance for Freight, Cartage, and Breakage, is
apparent; but their probable course . hrui been to empty
ONE bottle of genuine Congress Water into a Foun
tain, and thereby christening Re total contents.
We have NEVER sold Conroe. Water in Fotnataine
nor in vessels of ANY OTHER DESCRIPTIONS THAN
ordhiary.sized GLASS BOTTLES. The cock of every
bottle of the genuine is blooded "CONGRESS WATER
0. it W.," and if without these words mud hitters, it is
COUNTERFEIT. CLARK it WHITE,
1928-w th t nol-If PropriPtors of Clougrolts Spritig,
FRESH CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
Received directly kom the Spring at Saratoga,
shwa on band In Pint and Quart Bottler, and for
sale by P. BROWN, Otteutiat and Druggist,
N. B. corner ORREITNUT and PUT R Streets.
my26-yrth-toc 1
NOTICE-ON
—i_j AND AP
is
,
o
ifiAt ter MONDAY, August 2,1,1058, all
Paisenger Trains, on the Philadelphia Germantown,
aud Norrintown Railroad (except the 3:10 and 0 P. M.
Trains from Philnielphia) will stop at COLUMBIA
AVENUE, for the accommodation of persona reading
lu the northern part of the :qty.
_ . . .
11. K. SMITH, (funeral Superintendent.
July 26t11, 1858. jy27-6t,
TO FAR E R S.—NITROGENATED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, or ?termed
nwinutectured by BLAKISTON h WOODWARD,
end for sale et their Store, west end Marko t-etrect
Bridge; also by dealers in the city and country.
3,4.01*
IllAtt, PITCH, AND OAKUM—Constantly
1 on hand, and for male In lots to cult purchasere, by
jy2.l. WEAVER, MUM CO,
No fI N. WATER St and 2.1 N. WIIARVF,B.
HEIDSICK & CO. CHAMPAGNE.—A
11 nengtant supply of the genuine brand In bond and
to kora, for mlo by W I 1,i.l A ttl It Y6aP,r.
Role Agent for Ponnerlvania,
RIR gnash VTIDNT
Pi IAR RE U CORDAGE—Superior Russia and
AMERICAN TARRED CORDAGE manufactured
and for solo by WEAVER, Ell LEE & CO.,
IY 2I No. 23 N. Water et. and 22 N. Wharves.
ACCOUNT BOOKS, MADE OF TIM
beat stock, for olty palm Call and look over the
stook at PERRY'S
Blank Book Manufactory,
Ja4-2m FOURTH and RAOE.
DERR re' BLANK BOOK MAN UTAO
- FOURTH and RACE in buying
Account Hooka. I make all my Mock of good material,
and sell at fair prices. jet-2m
1,700000 ENVELOPES, EVERY
Rtyle, size, and price, at
O. F. PERRY'S Stationery Extablighment,
.184.2 m FOURTIL and RACE.
BLANK BOOKS, MADE IN ANY BE
HUED Rifle of ruling and binding. A good as
sortment of Paporo for on:dolours to select from, at
PERRY'S Blank Book Manufactory,
je4-2m FOURTII and
VAMILY PORTRAIT BIBLES, HAND
BOBIELY bound. Old Bibles rebound, to look and
wear good as new. Oall and look at the styles, at
PEilltrB Bookbindery,
je4-2m FOURTH and ItAO.ll.
WC/
RRINGS-800 bbls. N. I PICKLED
herring; 800 btrie extra Newfoundland ditto
120 bble Potomac; dry salted ditto. now in xtore nod for
a gi n e , y r, JNO. 01. KENNEDY h 00.,
Noe 100 omi 112 N wITARVICR
BROWN STOUT.-40 casks , c Finzl
Wllliame,'. Imported divot from London, in
Store and for sato by Whl. 11. YEAION,
106 71FI Annth RRrINT StrPot.
-195 boxes r rime Herkimer
A.J county just landing and for sale by
0. 0. SADLlgit /a 00.,
nIA Fin a Newt), W.f.r.}r.et
E LATlliff. 15 5 ? )
ti lu ne w gi g ,a r i r i d ty u Bor
d deutra.
in store And for We by
WILLIAM 11. YEATnN,
;Pa 210 DWI; IROn
1 n-A PARTNER' with $6,000
5,00ty. wanted to connect himself with a gen
( ernan of experience and position, in an exclusively
caah Dry Goods Jobbing trade. Satisfactory evidence
ofp_oUti on and capacity will be submitted and required.
6.10 a 2 " iii,VI T It B RTON'sCitY Commercial Agency,
root. • jy3o-13t*
A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED TO
171. Furnish $lO,OOOlO • business involving tittle or no
risk. The party desiring th. connection le of recognised
commercial character and Position. Address or apply at
ASHTON'S City Commercial Amery, 310 0111 , 8TNUT
Street. jy3o-3t*
ViTANTED—A Situation, by a young man,
in a first-eines Domestic COMMIWOR Dry-goods
House, to learn • the buskers. The meet acnepubh,
references given. Address H., et this Office. Jrao
- -
WANTED—By a Graduate of the High
School, a situation inn Wholesale Store as
Assistant or Entry Clerk. Addrest "ALUAIriI," at
this °Mee. jy29-St*
SjiOß EXCHANGE—Stocks and Bonds for
"I' a mall Cottage Property near the city, accessible
by rail car. Address 46 EXULIANQZ, , ) Wilco of this
paper. jy294t*
,t YOUNG GIRL wants a SITUATION u
Cook, or to do General Goupowork. Is a good
Washer and Ironer. Apply at No. 1 ELLEVS COURT,
R.ace street, below Brown. JY29-2t*
R u S
A fo p % , t a ll O tt : ge. -
l i 7 TA T N IO T N E A D L MECH A R N I I F B
No. 10834 S. THIRD Street, (second! story,) formerly
"Sunday Leader" Office. Jy2B.ltif
viT AN T ED-A SITUATION IN AfliUG
STORE, by n young man_ who hoe had a year's
experiencerenee. l ar e ee ß s e M D :al g tt l are s o l ge s e s : Uan j
give goat
WANTED—By young Lady of education,
&situation in a Seminary as Teacher. Would
not obJect to the country. Best reference as to qualifi
cations, &c., will bo given. Address TEACHER at the
office of The Press. Jy2.64t*
WANTED—A stout, able Man, accustomed
to the care of horses, and having a knowledge of
Gardening, desires a situation out of town. The beet of
reference wilt be given. Addrea "GARDENER," at
this oMce. fy2.B4t*
MT ANTED—A Situation as PORTER in a
Wholesale establishment, by a young Man who
is wlltiog to look° himself generally useful end to study
tho interest of his employer. , Best of reference will be
given. Address," POUT NEW' at this office. jy2.B.3tis
NVANTED,FOR THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried MB, to
wttom will bo given good pay, board, clothing, and
medical attendance. Pay from 112 to 122 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be accepted. Apply
for MOUNTED SERVICE at No 817 MARKET Street
• =,
above Eighth, north aide.
WILLIAM E. ROYALL,
let Lieut. 2d Regt. of Cavalry,
Recruiting Officer.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two
vessols of 2.50 to 500 tons each, to load for ports
in Routh America. Cargo now ready, and the highest
rotas will be given. Apply to
BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
120 North Wharves.
E SPRING GARDEN SAVING
1 FUND.
(Calarsion sr rat LlGniAl:Fpfl or PIINIMPAPIA.)
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
FIVE PER CENT. Interest allowed to Depositors,
and all Al oneya Paid took on Demand.
OFFICE, 881 NORTH THIRD STREET,
(002lotnarlon BANE B UILD IN.)
Thielnatitotto e o c ia now open for the tr G ansaction of
business. and is the only Chartered Baring Fund located
In the northern part of the city.
The Office will be open (daily) from I/ to Gji o'clock
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 6 until,
9 o'clock in the Evening.
MA.NAGEBB,
James B. Pringle,
Jacob Dock
Joseph M. Cowell,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray
Robert B. Davidon,
P. 0. El'maker,
John P. 'ernes,
George Knecht, -
John Horn.
I. JAMES B. PRINGLE.
PHORN. ap2l-iftt
Frederick Klett,
Stephen Smith,
John P Levi,
Hun. Fleury K. Strong,
Daniel Underkotier,
Hon. Wm. lifillward,
Frederick Steaks,
Fronde Hart,
Joeopn P. LeOlero,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Presiden
Secretary, axone 's T.
SAVING FUND-FIVE PER OENT. IN.
TEREST-TATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 00M
PANY.-WA.LNUT STREET SOUTH-WEST 00H.NHR
OY THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
/100SPORAVID ST TEE STATE Of FASESFLTANIA.
Money in reeeived In may num, large or small, and In
Serest paid from the day of depoeit to the day of with
drawal.
The office is open every its) from o'clock In the
morning till 6 o'clock in the evening, and on Honda,
end Thursday evenings till 8 o'clock.
HON. HENRY L. IiNNNIR, President,
SODIUM BELPIUDENI, Vice Presider*
WM. I. BM, Secretary.
DIZZIN010:
Mon. Henry L. Benner, P. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Bus ,
Robert Selfridge, Francis Le.,
Semi. H. Ashton, Joseph Tartan,
0. Landreth Mons, Henry Diffenderffer.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The Investments are mwto in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGES, GROUND RENTS, and such first class Henri.
ties as will always insure perfect security to the deposi
tor', and which cannot fail to give permanency and sta
bility to thin Institution. aulay
• - tIAVING FUND.-lINITED STATES
L TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHEST.
NUT Streets.
Large and email sums reoebred, and paid back on de
mend, without notice, with FIVE PER CENT INTER
MT from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. -
Office hours, from 9 untll6 o'clock every day, and or.
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DirANTB for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
trOut.£l upwards.
President—STEVE= R. CRAWYORD,
Treasurer—PLlNY BUR.
Teller—JAMES R. BUNTER
JOB. M. COW ELL.
.i.g/%4f
(VO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
Li lax CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
NO . 8' (241) DOCK STREET. - FIVE
PER C E NT. STATE SAVINGS SUED.
tJO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET,- FIVE
PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
VO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET. 1 - rrvz
1N PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.. Rul-1T
CORN EXCHANGE INSITRA.NCE COM
PANY, No. 931 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CHARTERED CAPITAL..
DIAN, MARINA, AND INLAND •831iTII, JULY 1, 1868.
Bonds and Mortgages, Stocks, &o $319.825 00
BIM lieeelvable, (roe polit(eo loaned ' ) 2,1 78
Unsettled Book Accounts, (for pohcles : ).... 1 513 83
Cash in Bank and in Office 10,493 as
Oath in hondo of Agentoand Correspondents, 139881
365,140 35
No losses unadjusted, unpaid or reported.
MILKOTOtth
William M. Godwin, IL H. Crawford,
James W. Queen, Jan. L. Itedner,
George W. Ball, William B. Thomas,
B. If ranklin Jackson, B. N. Winslow,
J. U. Hopper, Henry D. Mears.
WM. H. UODWIN, President.
J. 0. Home, Secretary, mvlo-dtt
riMIE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA, 488 WAI NUT
Street.
• •
Statement of the business and condition of The Quaker
City Insurance Company of Philadelphia, for the six
months ending June 30, 1858 :
Capital and Surplus ' January 1.1858 $ 277,070 87
Interest received and accrued from Jan.l to
July 1, 1858.
Premiums received from January lost to July
let, 1858
Salvage and Reinsurance received
Lessee, rumens, & O. •
LORSCII paid 161,461 64
Dividend, reinsurance, return pre
minute, and expenses
98,340 08
Balance remaining with the Company July 1, 304,281 35
Bonds, mortgagee, stooks, coupon
bonds, loans on collateral, and
cell loans. &c. 5193.753 50
Bills Receivable 90,611 79
Cash ou hand and in Bank, and
duo from agents 29,916 00
Capital Stock
OFPIOERE.
GEORGE 11. HART—President.
X. P. 11088—The rresitlont.
11. R. COCA ONRALL—Becre Lary and Truman
0. 11. BUTLER—LI3Intant Eteratm.
George H. Hart; Joseph I:awards,
H. P. Rom, Foster 8. Perkins,
A 0. Cattell, Charles G. Imlay,
Andrew it Chamber*, Bemuel Jonee. M. D.,
D. W. Batley, - Hon. H H. Fuller,
John G. Dale, H. B Combsll,
John L. Pomeroy.
H. B. COW - MALL,
Ererntary,
Attest :
jy2B-Imolf
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND DlA
niNg. INSURANOE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
Chartered In 1791—Capital s2oo,ooo—Aseeto, Jann•
sty 1, 18a8,P17,440 10400,
All invested in sound and available secitritles—conti
nue to insure on Vessels and Oargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Menahandioe, &0., on liberal terms.
DIREOTORS:
Henry D. Bherrerd, George 11. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macsiester, Tobias Wagner,
William 8. Smith, Thomas B. Watteon,
/ John 11. Budd, floury G. Freeman,
William R White. Charles S. Lewis,
ABNltil D. BIiBItRSRD, President.
WILLIAM Ilmiess, Secretary. je9-wfrm.tf
46 VIRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN"-
1 1: GIRARD NIBS AND MAR INK INSURANCE
COMPANY, Philadelphia. Office No 415 WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Nu, igation Company's Dulldiug.)
Wm. M. Swain, I Wm. 0. Rudman,
[of P übter Ledger. CD. Shoemaker,
John Ansrach, Jr., Jar. Walker,
11. N. Burroughs, Thos. Craven,
J. 11. 'Hughes, Francis Peters,
Win. S. Boyd, 11. R. Ooggsball,
(leo. W. Woodward, Jac, McClure,
Jno. W. Gingham, Joseph Klepp, M. D.
Hon. ;1)1.1 JONE 4, President.
A. 9 OILLNTT, Vice President,
JAR, D. Ahvoito, Secretary. jy26-ly
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
&TRANCE COMPANY-oMoo No. 412 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia,.
John 11. Diehl, J. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, u.n ohnungrora.
0. !h. Spangler, 0. G. Sower,
Abraham Rex, John W. Sexton,
E. S. Warne, John Garrison,
George Rowell, Nathan R Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, R. T. Ransil,
U. H. Houston, Jos. R. Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, E. Booth,
Charles F. - Norton, John 11 Lewans,
JOHN U. DIEHL, President
E. S. WARNE, Vice President.
Oats. A. BUT, Secretary. aryl°
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT street, above Third, Philadelphia
Baring a large paid.ap Capital Stook and Surplus
Invented in sound and available Securities, continue: ,
insure on Dwellings, Stores, Yurniture, Merchandise
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, Caspar W. Mortis,
Samuel C. Morton, James Campbell,
Patrick Brady, kdiound C. Dutdh.
Charles W. Poultney.
GIORaz ABBOTT, President.
TWAY.Aa &lAMB, Secretary, ja.2B-ytt
CUants.
Oaninge Junbe.
Iluourarkte Gloninatticz
33,894 44
304,281 35
=1:11
George O. Carson,
_...,.,
CAPITAL, 5'200,000.
DIRECTORS.
DIIIHOSOIS
WELOH's NATIONAL THEATRE.—
. NEW SEASON.
JOSEPH O. FOSTER Sole Lome and Manager.
C. BUST FE Stage 11/wager.
YbIDAY EVENING, July 30. 1833
Th• great Meio.Drarnatin Spectacle of the
WAR WOLF Of Lug MOUNTAIN.
Harry Clifton ....Julia N. Cooke.
Mat. Misen Mr. Charles Boater.
To conclude with the Drams of toe .
'FIREMAN'S PRIDE;
Dr, The Uelreaa of Ohecnut Street
Frederic Jerome Mr. Charles Foster.
Alice Hawthorne Jolla N. Cooke,
The Orcheetra under the direction of Mr. 0. Reinbe t.
. .
Doom open at 7X. To commence at 8 o'clock.
Tacketi of admigelon, 26 cents ; steered seats, 38
eentel Orchestra chairs. 60 cents ,• Beata in Private
8.,x. 76 conic , Whole Box, ;5 sad $3 ; /slaty Circle,
16 ceate.
PEOPLE'S THEATRE,
RUIN STREET,
• (Between Sec.ind Ind Third etreete.)
Thie new end elegant establiehment•will be opened
on BA.TURDAY MOANING.
at 10 o'clock. when a SPLENDID LUNCH FREE OF
OHANDE4wIII be eerred,
A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will take place every evening, to commence at 8
o'clock. ID' Admission 10 tents.
i730-oto H. GETS, Proprietor.
Summer excursions-
g ammemi FOR THE
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
NIA.GFELItA. IPA_TjLEI.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
WILL MOB
EXCURSION TICKETS
DURING TUE BUMMER
ALTOONA, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ann HOPEWELL,
(Where Passengers take Stages 20 =ilea to Bedford.
Bering')
GOOD FOP. SIX DATE.
Pare to Altoona and Return $ l / It
Pare to Mountain House and Return. I 60
Fare to Hopewell and Return 7 10
Fare U. Williamsport $3.10; Elmira $T Niagara
Falls SS.
By this route paasengere take the Northern Central
Railroad at Harrisburg, enjoying for 126 miles the
beautiful ecenery of the Susquehanna Valley.
I Further information to be had at the Depot of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, B. H. corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Steeets p where Tickets,
may bo procured.
st4: ir ra. FOR CAPE MAY.—EXPRESS
LINS—The swift and favorite Steamer
"BALLOON," Capt. W. WHILLDIN, leaves Areh•atireet
Wharf for Cape May every Taeaday, Thursday, and
Saturday Morning at 914 &Mock. Returning, leaves
the Cape on the intermediate days at 8 &clock A. M.
Fare $2, carriage hire included; Servants $2.60 ; Bceeen
TiCkets se., carriage hire extra. .iy&data
anaMO NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD MR
DELAWARE WATTAR-GAP, MAtiCli CHURN.
HAZLETON, AND THE LERIOK GOAL REGION.—
Miters to the above poppies* places of Stamen Roamv
will find the Route offerdtt by the North Pentuirivanis
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and New Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
and agreeable, peening through some of Che richest =I
moat highly cultivated countiee In the State, and pee
semed of comfortable accommodations, both on the road
and at the varione towns through which It passel!.
FOR THE WATER GAP.—Take 6.15 A. M. lixprese
Train from Front and Willow streets, pane through Beth
lehem and Easton to New Hampton, whore a dose con
nection is made with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Westernßailroad and arrive at the Gap about 900 a.
FOR MAUCH dIIUNK AND TUE COAL REGION.
—Take 2.30 P. M. Express Train from woe Depot to
Bethlehem, where's close connection is made with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from Philadelphia
to Mauch Chunk In 5 hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROITTF. TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take 6.15 A. M. Expraes Train to
Bethlehem, thence vis L. V. R. R. and N. J. 0.
R. R. through Easton to Elisabethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in New York at quarter pant 3 P. M.
Parties travelling North that have a few hours to
spare, will find thin a now and agreeable route.
For further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. R. R., Front and Willow aireeta.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18, 1858. Jelgtim
ag r a g FOR CAFE MAY AND NEW
YORK.
DAILY, at og o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PUILADELPIIL4 STEAM NA.
VIGATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Oaptela
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew ; and KENNEBEC,
Captain Rand, form a daily line between this city, Cape
May, And New York, leaving from first pierbelow Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at 93i o'clock A. M. Return
ing, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sunders
excepted) at 6 P. M.
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A. M.
Pare to Cape May (carriage hire included),
for servants
It Season tickets (carriage hire en
tre) 800
New York, cabin 2 Dl
eteerego 1 50
Freight taken at low rates.
Par passage, state rooms, tee., apply on hoard, or at
the Office, 214 and 816 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDIOE,
lels-8m Agent._
FOR THE SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAWO AND HALF HOURS TO
THE SEA SHORE.
On and after Monday, Jane 7th, and until farther no..
Lice, (Sundays excepted,) three trains doily to Atlantio
City and return.
Vint Passenger Train leaves Tine et. wharf 7.30 M.
Second " "n " 4.00 P. EL
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, 4.26 A. M.
Accommodation Train to Weymouth, 6.26 P. M.
LEAYEB ATLANTIC CITY.
First Passenger rain leaves 8.00 A, M.
Second " it 4.40 P. M.
Freight Train with Passenger ear attached, 11.30 P. M.
Accommodation Train Imes Weymouth, 6.26 A. M.
HADDONFIELD TRAIN
L'30405 Cooper'a Point, 11 A. M. and 7 P. N.
Haddonfield, IP. M. and 3 P.ll.
Pare to Atlantic, when tickets are purchased be
entering the care, $1.60. Persons wishing to go down to
the Bea Shore and return the same day. can spend
SIX HOURS ON THE BEACH
$500,000
Tdokete for the round trip, $2llO
Tickets to go down in the afternoon and return next
morning, or down on Saturday afternoon and return on
Monday morning, fg.so.
EXTRA NOTICE.
ITho Accommodation Train to Weyrnoutis trill run
through to Atlantic on Saturday Afternoon, and con
tinue to run every Saturday until further notice.
Leave Vine street 5 36 P. Id.
" Atlantic City 400 A. M.
Stopping at all Stations.
Monthly tickets well be sold at the following rates:
For the month of June, $ lO I For the month of Sept, $l5
:: ,: July, 20 For three mouthr, 96
14 ~ August, 20 For four months, 40
Churches, Schools, Lodgem, Companlea and Llbre.ry
Associations, wishing special trains, should snake early
application.
Freight must be delivered at Coopeee Point by P. S.
The Company Bill not be rosponilble for any gnoda until
received and. retelpted for by their Freight Agent at tht ,
Point. B. FRASSR, Searster7.
je7•tr
0113,074 07 . - N R Til YENNdYI,-•
- -,....,,,,,- '
4,677 24 - - - 1—.1...--- 1 . VANLL RAILROAD.
■ox
MEM
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN. MADOw MUNN,
EASTON. DELAWARE WATER OAF, he
On and alter MONDAY, July 06, 1869, the trains on
this Road will leave PRONE and WILLOW streets
daily', (Bundays excepted.) as follows :
Fur Bethlehem, Easton, Delaware Water flap, ete.,
(Exprers,) at 6 16 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentovrn, and Mauch Chnnk,
premed at 30 it M.
For Doylestown, (Accommodatlon,) at 8 20 A. M. end
430 Fi M.
For Fort Washington, (Aecommodation,) at 9.39 A,
IL and 3Q P DI
TRAINS FOR PRILLDAILPRTA
Leave Bethlehem (Express.) at 9 A. M. sad 5 NI
P. M., with paseengere rrena Lehigh Tailor Rail
road, and arrive in Philadelphia at 12 M. and 8.15
P. Til
Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) !It 8 A M. and 4
P. M. and arrive in khiladelrbia at 3.13 A. 31. end 6.14
P.M.'
.4200,000 00
Leave Fort Washington (Aecommodation) at 816 A,
51 and 8.80 P. M., and arrive In Philadelptoa at 7.20
A. M. and 4 P. M.
Leave Pluladolphia for,Doylestowa at 8.60 A. M. aril
21% M.
Moe Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6 A. M. awl
6.15 P M.
• . •
All Passenger trains cormoot at Chatham street with
City Passenger Rahway.
The 816 A. M. train from Philadelphia. end the I MI
P M. train (coin Bethlehem, make close conoeatioa
with the Easton and Now Jtweey Central floSilroad.
Pare to 13ethlehem .$1 teJ
" Mauch Ohwik 8 K.
" Dopleatown,
jr2Btr
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL Tax
GREAT PAIN ANNIIIILATOR! and Remedy
for DYSPEPSIA, WIWI STOMACH AND WSLAS,I
BOWELS
Thiel article is the greatest discovery in 'Chemical or
Medical Science for the rapid Sure of RUSUMATISM,
NEURALGIA TOOTH - AOIE,SORETAROAT,STIP P
NESE., or Pain in the LIMBS, SIDS, BAOK, or any
part of the body. It sots upon the Blood, Nerves, Zia.
ales, /knows, and Bones, conquering nil pain.
It is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, whiek arlsea (rem a weak stomach or
bowels. Thousands of persons who have need
HARTS
HORNE'S STIRS-ALL bare been astonished at its
wonderful power in removing any pain from the system.
Bottles 12, 26, 60 cents, and 11, to be sold by
U. H. JENKINS,
ap22-ite Corner SECOND and WALNUT Streets.
I - I A R R
B T it S OITA It8 " A R L IL L A R C A R T D
R .
ESTG.
The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood. Prepared by et
Chemist. The best Restorer of Health, and the best
Blood-Purifying Compound in the World! It does
not contain a particle of Mercury.
The above preparation is nutted to the impaired awl
weakened condition of the human race; It invigorates
the whole constitution; removes all pimples and erup
tions from the skin; gives bloom and freshness to the
complexion, and is particularly adapted to the weaken
ing complaints of both sexes.
It is a perfect cordial in taste, and aete like a charm
upon the feelings, spirits, mad energies of the weak a n d
eebilitated from any cause.
Quart bottle' $1; small bottler SO
R be ts; s
NKloli by
. U. ENS,
Corner of aIIOOND and WALNUT Streets,
ap224111'
GREASE! GREASE! GREASE!
TAW & BEERS
Hero RBMOVILD from Minor steet, and are now at
18 80111 II WATER BTllllla,
where they have conAmtly oa hand their cebt rated
brands of Black, Hbite, and Yellow (111}:A tt, foe
ohlNnteBBE3. OARRIAOIIB, CARTS, DRAYS,
WAUONS, and HEAVY MaI:WINERY, at
These Greases hare been iu use over ten yearn, and
are eminently superior Wall other compounds for es,
cellence and economy. . .
•
A LLSOPP'S PALE ALE, in hbaß.,
constant supply on haul, in Custom llow.e stores,
for sale by WILIJA3I tl. Y BATON.
Syla 11a p,,,th PRONT
Q.ALAD OIL.-25 Cases finest quality
Tuscan Lynch Olt in store and for sale by
WILLIAM IL YNATON,
1y23 21d ftnnth V 80NT fernat.
5.M.0N0N GAII EL A.-13 bbls. Burn sldo'i
.1 old Illoooegebele pore P.e Whiskey,Jaat reculvid
and for salt. 1.1 iLLIAM U. YNATUN.
J 716 916 &list' tri.o/3?
glitrusentatto.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
ON SIINDAYA
➢GLIB MARA, Agent
Elattinal.
No. IS South WATER Street,
Pt,iladelphle